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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1987
Page
1
Kinette Club of Glenboro sponsors a five week Babysitting Course by the Manitoba Safety Council. Seventeen students earned certificates after a 65 percent exam and four hours in home practice with mother present.
Kinsmen Kinettes and K-40/Kettes met at Spruce Woods Inn on Monday evening June 15. Special guests Deputy Governor Guy Hewsko and Zone Co-ordinator Jan Ekersley attended. Officers were installed after supper and new executive members were announced for 1987 88, including President Don Horbas and Kinette President Sandra Young. Attendance pins were awarded to several members. The group discussed library and band support, Kin Hi project, hall repairs, pancake breakfasts, and student help for weekly bingo.
Glenboro Golf Club held its summer tournament on June 13 and 14 with 145 entrants. Wayne Bell of Killarney won the Championship Flight with a 72, while Al Frederickson Treherne and Bill Jamieson Glenboro led the other flights with scores ranging from 81 to 103 for top placers.
The Baldur Glenora area honors Home Care workers with a tea at the Argyle Drop In Centre on April 28 1987. Certificates for 5 and 10 years were presented to staff including Linda Orr Salin Beaufoy Lillian Lambkin Tina Budd Violet Hamilton Mona Wood and others with remarks from regional officials and readings of a client written poem To Home Care. Lunch followed with dainties from local homemakers.
The Glenboro Legion branch awarded five scholarships to Glenboro School students to cover fees for the Legion Athletic Camp at Peace Gardens. Recipients include Tara May and Clayton Barr in track, Keith McIntyre and Glen Ford in volleyball, and Cathy Dowd in cross country.
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