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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 18, 1975

Page

3

Bell Telephone Poles Erected North of Town

A gang works to install utility poles along the road north of town for Bell Telephone. Frank Hum phries left for Winnipeg after accepting a position with Lenard Drug Company. Mr. W Field purchased the Moon estate by the Assiniboine River. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs F E Jews bury. A candidate seeks seat to represent Cy press constituency. The motor vehicle act restricts driving to registered owners or their permitted chauffeurs with a one dollar permit.

Iam Bell Telephone Frank Humphries Winnipeg Lenard Drug Company W. Field Moon Assiniboine River F. E. Jewsbury Cypress

Local notes and milestones from Glenboro area

Happening in 1915 Mrs Jas Trimble moves into a new house built by Dud Cline who is also busy on the Patricia School project. A Liberal Convention in North West Hall Glenboro sees Dr A W Myles chosen as Liberal candidate. 1925 rainfall boosts crops while tennis hosts thirty players with Mrs Bell and E McCutcheon winning mixed doubles. A Leachman farm site near Wawanaesa is picked for a boys and girls camp. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Whit Meredith.

Jas. Trimble Dud Cline Cline Patricia North West Hall Glenboro A. W. Myles Bell E. McCutcheon Lyda Wilton Reg Blain Leachman Farm Wawanesa Whit Meredith

Heaviest Rain Floods District Amid Snowfall and Celebrations

Four decades ago in 1935 the district endured three days of heavy rain ending in light snow. Crops remained healthy while the United Church Union marked its 10th anniversary. Fiola Oliver won the best individual performer shield at the Brandon District drama festival for Saturday Night by Glenboro players. A son was born to Rev and Mrs E H Farris and another to Mr and Mrs R S Sinclair. Alice Josephine Leitch wed John Cecil Wilson at St Johns Anglican Stockton.

United Church Union Fiola Oliver Brandon Fancy Bryce Glenboro Shaw E. H. Farris R. S. Sinclair St. John’s Anglican Stockton Alice Josephine Leitch John Cecil Wilson Belmont

Cypress River Fat Stock Show Crowned Top Steer Thirty Years Ago

The third annual fat stock show at Cypress River saw 123 entries with the top steer winning and selling to T Eaton Co at 50 cents a pound. The South Central Turf Club finished a two day race meet with strong attendance. Local soldiers John McKinnon and Baldwin Sigurdson returned from overseas, as did prisoner of war W O Russell Wiggett. Eleanor Eaton married James Dieht in Treherne Beaconsfield Church Beaconsfield.

E. Garnett Cypress River T. Eaton Co South Central Turf Club John McKinnon Baldwin Sigurdson Herb Sigurdson W. O. Russell Wiggett Beaconsfield Church Treherne Eleanor Eaton James Dieht

Glenboro Co op Names Ray Holbrook Manager

Ray Holbrook of Winnipeg has accepted the position as manager of the Glenboro Co op replacing Morley Coul ing who moved to Co op Wholesale. Also noted is the 21st annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society in Portage with Rev Fred J Douglas as guest speaker and honored as Manitoba Man of the Year.

Ray Holbrook Winnipeg Glenboro Coop Morley Couling Co-op Wholesale Fred J. Douglas Glenboro Children’s Aid Society Portage Manitoba United Church Lorna Jane Steele Rov Archibald Wallis Ross Stewart St. Johns Anglican Church Stockton Shirley Joyce Conley Kenneth Charles Dowd Rothery

Glenboro 4 H Club marks 10th achievement with 67 girls

The Glenboro 4-H Homemakers Club held its tenth annual achievement in 1965 with 67 girls completing projects in Treesbank Hall. Home Economist Ethel Kuehn assisted by Miss Judy Murta judged entries, awarding ten red ribbons and two blue. Births at Glenboro Hospital included a son for Mr and Mrs Theodore Jonsson and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Doug Sanderson.

Glenboro Treesbank Hall Northfield Treesbank Ethel Kuehn Judy Murta Glenboro Hospital Theodore Jonsson Calvin Scott Hilton Doug Sanderson

Birth Announcements From Stockton Belmont Glenboro

A son was born to Mr and Mrs L Miller of Stockton a daughter to Mr and Mrs Claire Vrooman of Belmont a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stewart Hamilton a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pat Funk of Glenboro a son.

Glenboro Upholstery Ad Promotes Upholstering Services

Local classified note for Glenboro Manitoba offers upholstery and canvas work with contact phone 446 Glenboro to arrange services.

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