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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1983
Page
9
Summer begins with the solstice on June 21 at 11 09 UTC marking the longest day. The note urges visitors to leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but pictures to protect wilderness areas and preserve quiet nature. It also lists celestial events and advises checking local time with the weather office.
The Tiger Hills Summer Band Program reports a strong turnout with over eighty students from Somerset Holland Treherne and Glenboro taking free lessons by Brandon University Music Education students. Katherine Helfter the drum majorette led marching practice as supporters watched and anticipation grows for upcoming parades and a tour to North Dakota and Saskatchewan.
May 28 visitors at Jim Cullen home included Verna Furby of Wawanesa, Florence Graham of Brandon and relatives. June 3 a joint recital by Mary Moore and Emma Smith pupils at Treesbank Mennonite Church featured piano organ solos duets and a piano trio with special guests Lorraine Heinrichs Kevin Moore and the Moore sisters. The event closed with puppets at Teddy Bears Picnic and congratulations to Janet and Tamara Moore for Grade II Theory passes.
The Kinsmen Bingo winners for Tuesday June 7 1983 include Colleen Germain of Wawanesa and Mary Leslie of Pratt in top prizes. Additional winners span Baldur Cypress River Glenboro and surrounding communities with names such as Thelma Dagg Verna Notman Connie Styan Pat Cote and Winnie Cuthbert among others.
Annie Smart notes birthday wishes this week for Beth Graham Jim Rawlings Jason Bailey Brad Bailey Carol Clark Mary Dell Harrod Irma Chapin Twyla Ehnes and Carl Outhwaite. Mae Creasy visits Winnipeg to see son Wilbert in Seven Oaks Hospital while staying with Bernice Creasy. Sheilagh Cullen shears a sheep at Jim Rolfe farm.
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