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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
4
The editorial outlines a season of municipal road and beautification contests with cups and shields donated by government and business groups. It urges cleaner towns and active citizen participation, highlights winter harshness, and stresses school involvement to foster pride, cleanliness, and cooperative efforts for Viking Township communities.
June 15 1900 Hugh Carrothers Lydia and Beatrice Carrothers return home from Portage la Prairie. R Doig and Dr Cline caught 36 fish in the Assiniboine River. Steve Christie erecting a large stone barn at his premises. June 18 1925 Lutheran united general meeting in Grand Pru Baldur Glenboro decides to build a parsonage immediately in Glenboro. Rev J S Ross and family visited Mrs Ross father A A Gowanlock. Doris Jackson visited E Smith home. Fred J Douglas ordained at Winnipeg United Church Conference. 8 Sinclair visited Winnipeg last week.
Wilma Poole, age 12, recounts a birthday day filled with twists from doorbell surprises to an absent party crowd. A telephonist call and a lone guest reveal the lesson that plans hinge on who actually arrives and excuses may rule the day.
Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch visit daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. A Noble at Wawanesa. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brickwood and family from Minnedosa have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Graham.
Miss F Madill and Mr W Davison of Seuris planned for the fall term. Mr and Mrs Jas Cullen celebrated Louise's graduation at Winnipeg General Hospital. Miss J Olson and Joan McLachlan visited Brandon for music exams. Mervyn Farough stayed at the parental home in Brandon. R E Mayes and girls traveled to Eden for the weekend. Glenboro defeated local team in season opener with W Slater umpiring. Viola Patterson visited the Brown home for a weekend. Treesbank picnic drew many residents. no local ball teams earned honors.
An ad copy declares Berlon Mothspray as a solution for moths with the slogan We don't like it here. The product is offered by G. F. D. Willis Co. and includes a five year guarantee.
Cypress ladies shipped Tom quilts for flood relief and sent 13 new blankets from Bru community. Mrs Taggart and Les drove to Moosomin for the weekend. Barbara Russell visited Eleanor Bryan for a week. Elwyn Juston died in a CN Rail accident at Sioux Lookout at age 33. He served in the Air Force during the last war. The Ruston reunion was held two weeks ago with J Rankin of Killarney visiting Mrs A Sutherland. Leila Campbell left for two weeks in Regina and stops at Manor and Souris. Alan Nichol family of Wawanesa visited the Daymonds. Kenneth Campbell returned to Winnipeg to resume plumbing apprenticeship. Betty Sissons left for Carman to train as a practical nurse.
D. Willis Co. Ltd., Glenboro offers a spray called Spraylig guaranteed for five years to protect rugs from moth damage.
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