Cypress River Forms First Community Credit Union
The Cypress River Community Credit Union held its first annual meeting on June 7 1960 electing George A. Taggart as chairman and Mrs L Christie as secretary. Arnold Richmond Alvin Anderson Ed Wytinck named directors with committees led by Percy Wilson Alfred Davidson Clifford Knight and Anthony Gillis Robbie Richmond W J Davidson. The union aims to promote savings and provide loans at reasonable rates. it plans savings and current accounts. Office hours are Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 PM.
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Cypress River Community Credit Union
George A. Taggart
W. M. Kinsley
Letter to the Editor from M A Goulet about Glenboro Gazette
A reader from Oromocto New Brunswick sends a money order to renew a Glenboro Gazette subscription. He commends the paper’s weekly appeal and the Social Notes and Local Notes, noting its value to distant subscribers.
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Frank
Glenboro
M. A. Goulet
Local Visit and June Picnic Planned by Glenboro Group
Patricia Fahner visited her sister Mrs. Gordon Nairn in Gladstone and brought her for a brief holiday. Winnipeg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brogden joined the community gathering as Patricia Ladies Aid met on June 8 with 12 members and 2 visitors. Plans were set for a June 30 basket picnic at 3 PM on Fred Jackson's farm 2 miles north of Glenboro with races and games and pooled lunch. admission 25 cents, children under 12 free.
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Fred Fahner
Gladstone
Gordon Nairn
Gordon Neirn
Red Cross
Fred Jackson
Glenboro
Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic Planned in Glenboro
The Red Cross volunteers announce a blood donors clinic on Wednesday July 13 from 3 30 to 8 00 p m at the IOOF hall Glenboro The visit follows two prior sessions producing 256 bottles and since 1955 a total 113 bottles have been supplied to the town.
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Red Cross
Glenboro
IOOF
George Biles
Genboro Red Cross Organization
Winnipeg visitors and local weekend gatherings
Stockton Mr and Mrs G Dodge and family and Mrs Pinder travelled from Winnipeg on Sunday. Mrs Pinder stayed to visit Mr and Mrs R Bailey and renew acquaintances. Mr and Mrs F Clisby and Olivia of Winnipeg were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J Leader. Dianne Graham of Winnipeg and Mary Steer of St James spent the weekend at their homes. Mr and Mrs KR Emerson of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs J Scott. Mrs Emerson remains for the rest of the week.
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G. Dodge
Mrs. J. Scott
Mrs. Emerson
School division fixes June 30 closing and August 30 reopen
The Tiger Hills School Division Board announces the summer closing date of June 30 1960 and the fall term opening on August 30. The move creates uniform dates for schools across the division.
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Tiger Hills
Icelandic Synod marks 75th Anniversary in Manitoba
The Grand Lutheran Church hosts Icelandic Synod anniversary events with Bishop Sigur bjorn Einarsson preaching in Icelandic. A 50 000 Kronur fund was announced to facilitate Icelandic North American pastoral exchanges. Manitoba premier Duff Roblin and Dr. Frank P Madsen addressed delegates as merger talks move toward geographic synods and an Icelandic Conference.
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Grand Lutheran
Argyle Lutheran
Sigurbjorn Einarsson
State Lutheran Church of Iceland
Canada
Einarsson
Ion
Iceland
North America
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Synod
K. K. Olafson
H. S. Sigmar
Frank P Madsen
Michigan Synod
U.S.C.A
Local notes from Glenboro and area residents
Local notes recount travel to Ontario and Winnipeg, anniversaries celebrated with a surprise picnic, farewell for Glenboro principal Guy Hamel, ordination of Rev Douglas Sly, fishing trips at Kenosee Lake, visits to Saskatoon Portage la Prairie and Vandura, and a summer position for Glen Sinclair at Warner-Chilcott Laboratories after completing pharmacy studies.
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Maud McFadden
Goderich
Ontario
Canada
D. Williams
Clare Lyall
R.c.af
Aylmer
Ont
Latimer
A. H. Wilton
W. C. Wilton
L. G. Wilton
J. W. Frederickson
Edmonton
Glenboro
Guy Hamel
Bill Mowat
Hamel
Carol Lynne Marsh
Gary Isberg
James Maxwell
Conference of the United Church
Winnipeg
River Heights United Church
Douglas Sly
Jas. Diehl
Ross Stewart
Yellowgrass
Sask
A. S. Arason
Saskatoon
Jack Davidson
Constable Davidson
Montreal
RCMP
Icelandic Lutheran Convention Sets Social Policy Stance
The Icelandic Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Glenboro Manitoba passes three key measures. It decries rising beverage alcohol use and urges enforcement to protect minors. It opposes state aid to parochial schools and backs a controlled liberal immigration policy for Canada and the United States.
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Icelandic Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Glenboro
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Kiwanis Charter Night Celebrated in Glenboro Hall
Glenboro Kiwanians and wives marked the 7th anniversary of their Charter Nite at the IOOF hall on June 9. Guests from Brandon Killarney Rivers and Souris joined Lieut. Governor F J Barker who sent greetings. An evening of dancing followed by a Rachel Rebekah lodge buffet.
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Glenboro Kiwanians
IOOF
Brandon
Kilarney
Rivers
Souris
F. J. Barker
Kiwanis
Western Canada
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Notice to Farmers Pool Elevators Closure
Pool Elevators A and B will be closed on Wednesday June 22 to enable agents to attend a convention at Boissevain. Jack Howatt and Earl Cline, Agents.
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Boissevain
Jack Howatt
Earl Cline
June Church Meet Plans Baby Band Party and Missions
Cynress River Tree.MS. held its June meeting in the church on Thursday afternoon with plans for a Baby Band party on June 14 and base packing on June 22. Members received seals and insignias, donated $30 to missions, and commended Leader Mrs Christie. The WMS will close for July and August and donations for the overseas base are requested before June 22. Mr and Mrs Hume Young invite guests to their golden wedding anniversary reception on June 25 from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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Korea
W.ms
WMS
Christie
Lamach
Mrs. Hume Young
Manitoba's Shame Editorial on Refugee Aid
A Free Press editorial critiques Manitoba for failing to meet World Refugee Year goals as June 30 nears. It notes only about half of the $140,000 pledge for Camp Lohmuhle in Luebeck, Germany, has been raised, despite notable exceptions from Toronto students and Eskimo gifts from Frobisher Bay.
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Free Press
Manitoba
Lohmuhle
Luebeck
Germany
Toronto
Frobisher Bay
Glenboro Students Help Raise Money for Refugee Year
Glenboro schoolchildren contributed to World Refugee Year with candy sales and a fish pond at the elementary, and a pre festival concert donation from the high school. They sent $85.25 to Box 999 Winnipeg Man, prompting adults to reflect on community effort.
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Glenboro High School
Winnipeg
Man
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Johnson
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
Argyl Styfhes
Franklin Fry
United Lutheran Church of America
World Council of Churches
Eric H. Sigmar
Synodical Evangelism Committee
New Life Mission
Betel Home For
Hilaki Gudmundsson
The
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R. E. Magnuson
Riverton
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Camper
Haraldur Sigmar
Sigurdur Olafson
S. O. Thorlaksson
G. P. Johnson
V. J. Eylands
O. D. Olsen
Oscar Bjorklund
F. E. Scribner
Arnt Josephson
USCA
Icelandic Lutheran Convention
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Iwanis
Lippings
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Library
RED Cross Swimming
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Ranis Club
Cynress
Glenboro School
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