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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 1961

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Glenboro Hosts Twenty-Eighth War Heroes Day Service

Glenboro observes a war heroes day with guest speaker T W Wilkinson of Brande, paying tribute to World War I and II veterans. Rev James Maxwell and Rev D Olgen assist. Glenboro Band leads parade music and hymns. floral tributes placed at the cenotaph.

Glenboro Wes Glenbors T W. Wilkinson Brande Tee James Maxwell D. Olgen F. G. Dies Percy Shepherd

Piano Results Glenboro Manitoba Royal Conservatory winners

A Glenboro Manitoba report lists Royal Conservatory of Music results with honours and first class honours. Grade IX piano Kathleen Hyde, Grade VIII Evelyn Diehl, Grade VII Marnie Hall, Grade VI Rilda Nairn Janice Wilton, Grade V Jim Thornborough, Grade IV Darlene Diehl, Grade Lil Marie Blain, Glen Young, Grade IX Singing Gilbert A Reimer first class honours.

Kathleen Hyde Evelyn Diehl Marnie Hall Rilda Nairn Janice Wilton Jim Thornborough Darlene Diehl Marie Blain Glen Young Gilbert A. Reimer

Andersons and Todds head to Banff for seed growers convention

Mr and Mrs Alvin Anderson and Mr and Mrs Stan Todd travel by car to Banff Alberta for the Canadian Seed Growers Association convention on June 21 and 22. Helgi Helgason Tony Gillis and Stein Johnson also attend with others from nearby districts. Get well wishes go to Mrs Tony Gillis and Mr H S Sveinsen in Treherne Hospital.

Alvin Anderson Stan Todd Greenway Banff Alberts Helgi Helgason Tony Gillis Stein Johnson Benff Alberta Mervin McKay Kim Brandon Wallace Johnson Treherne Hospital

Firing of James Coyne Shakes Canadian Confidence in Policy

The dismissal of James Coyne sparks alarm about Ottawa economic policy and government plans. While Coyne’s monetary stance was generally supported, his firing raises concerns over fiscal trade policy and the government’s ability to restore confidence and address Canada’s serious economic difficulties.

James Coyne Canada Coyne Ottawa

Lady Golfers Organize in Glenboro Area

CLENBORO ladies form a golf club with Mrs Allan Fredrickson as president and Mrs Jack Gownlock as secretary treasurer. Twenty seven members attend June 14 organizing meeting. A golf tournament is planned for August 20 and weekly sessions every Wednesday at Glenboro Golf Course invite all interested women to join.

Clenboro Glenbors Allan Frederickson Jack Gownnlock Glenboro

Forest Fire at Camp Shilo Threatens Rural Lands

A forest fire at Camp Shilo spread through dry grass and underbrush aided by a stiff breeze. About 400 army men fought the blaze from Thursday to Sunday, with renewed activity after temperatures rose above 90. The fire crossed the Assiniboine River near Lew Thornborough farm yard, damaging evergreen areas. A heavy rain is urged to save pastures and hay crops in one of the driest springs in years.

Sihilo Assiniboine River Lew Thornborough

Manitoba Young Liberals Plan Annual Picnic at Island Park

The Manitoba Young Liberals announce a Sunday June 25 picnic at Island Park Portage la Prairie starting 1 00 pm CST. Leader Gildas Molgat will attend as Liberal supporters arrive in car cavalcades from across Manitoba. A softball game pits Young Liberals against MLAs with public invited.

Fortage LA Prairie Manitoba Young Liberals CST Island Park Portage la Prairie Gildas Molgat M.l.a.’S

Teachers Will Tour Manitoba in July

The ninth annual Manitoba teachers tour planned by the Department of Education and the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce will run July 3 for about two weeks covering roughly 2500 miles across 25 communities. Forty teachers will travel by bus, visiting Winnipeg west to Flin Flon and south to the International Peace Garden with stops including Beausejour Lac du Bonnet and Pine Falls. Inspector J W A Muirhead leads the tour with Rod H Thomson coordinating route and schedule.

Glenboro Manitoba Manitoba Department of Education Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and Community Chambers Chambers of Commerce Winnipeg Flin Flon Neepawa Minnedosa Clear Lake Dauphin Swan River Roblin Russell Virden Srendon Souris Boissevain International Peace Garden Killarney Morden Steinbach Selkirk Beausejour Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls J. W. A. Muirhead Charleswood Rod H. Thomson Manitoba Chambers of Commerce

Manitoba farmer wins $30,000 Case prize

Peter H. Friesen of Kane Manitoba is the Western Canada winner in the $30,000 J L Case farm equipment contest receiving $15,000 in machinery. His wife Justina traveled with him to Regina to accept a Philco Hi Fi Console radio and records set. Arthur Camire of Hearst Ontario won the eastern portion. The Friesens have six children and a farming family history dating to 1938.

Peter H. Friesen Kane, Man Western Canada Justina Regina Manitoba Arthur Camire Hearst, Ont Mr. Friesen Justina Tenner Kane Man Friesens Garry Louise Sharon Bert Ernie Dorothy Anne

New Party Conference To Be Annual Event

ROCK LAKE Man near fifty adults and four boys attended the New Party Conference at the United Church on June 15th. The gathering featured Lloyd Stinson outlining Party formation and Sam Goodman detailing Lajor’s interest while Olaf Turnbull addressed farmers on New Hope for the Farmer. A post lunch panel with questions and a Lisgar constituency meeting closed a worthwhile program.

New Rock Lake Man United Church Lloyd Stinson Sam Goodman Lajor Olaf Turnbull Saskatchewan Regina Turnbull

Weekend visitors and Decoration Day noted in town

Local notes report Mr and Mrs S Isherson of Winnipeg visiting for the Decoration Day service at the Cenotaph. Geo Wayte found a kite with a tin piece inside. Mrs Norcross and Dianne of Rocanville plus Mr and Mrs Bryce Ashby and family stayed with the Wiltons. Dolph Sampson and wife left for Regina to race horses. Harvey and J Al Hamiltons with families went to Grand Marais to visit Harry Hamilton.

S. Isherson Winnipeg Geo. Wayte Norcross Dianne Rocanville Sask Bryce Ashby Billy Brenda Emerson Archie Wilton Dolph Sampson Regina Saskatchewan Harvey Hamilton J. al. Hamilton Grand Marais Harry Hamilton

Community Shower for Willene Chewings Held

A large crowd attended a miscellaneous shower at the United Church lower auditorium on Friday evening June 9 honoring Miss Willene Chewings. Bouquets of lilies and streamers decorated the gift table as gifts were presented by Valerie and Gwyn Jones. Verna and Gale Chewings helped pass gifts while Verna Patterson and Audrey Richmond sang a duet. Willene thanked everyone and a dainty lunch followed.

United Church Willene Wm. Crewings Dick Jones Verna Gale Verna Patterson Audrey Richmond Dave Patterson

Mrs Cecilia Hamilton Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Brandon

Mrs Cecilia Hamilton guest of honour at a family party marking her 93rd birthday. She arrived in Brandon from Guelph Ontario in 1885 and settled in Rounthwaite district. Her lifetime travels include all Canada voyages, Churchill, Los Angeles and a Buckingham Palace garden party. Presently visiting are her daughter Mrs Mabel McLean Vancouver sister Mrs Clara McLean Winnipeg and son Vincent Hamilton Los Angeles expected Monday.

Cecilia Hamilton Hamilton Brandon Guelph Ontario Rounthwaite Mabel McLean Vancouver Clara McLean Winnipeg Vincent Hamilton Los Angeles

Treesbank Delegates Attend Canadian Forrester Convention

The Cullen couple left for Victoria B C to attend the Canadian Order of Forresters convention this week. The annual W A picnic on June 10 drew over seven hundred for ball and races under ideal weather. School softball had ten entries with teams from Glenboro Stockton Wawanesa Nesbitt Lilyhill Ninga Margaret Treesbank. winners were Ninga Nesbitt Wawanesa Treesbank. Hardball winners Oakland Braves Treesbank Wawe misa Colts. Races attracted many entries.

W.A Glenboro Stockton Wawanesa Nesbitt Lilyhill Ninga Margaret Treesbank Oakland Braves Wawemesa Colts

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Canadian Legion Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto BRU News D. Tarbath Rothwell Pest H. S. Sveinsen Lady Golfers Camp Shilo Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations Federation Labatt Manitoba Brewery Limited Hay Gillespie Norman Lee St.Boniface Charles Manitoba Farmer A. Robinson Lisgar Mrs Marks Lewis Cullen Victoria B.C Sydney Chillweck Lewis Order of Forresters Mr. Car Kiefhaber
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