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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
4
A rural water project outlines that a serviceable well can be provided if the municipality covers half the costs. Generally one well serves a township. The province will handle drilling and mechanizing and bill the municipality for actual payments.
From the editor's desk readers praise caretaker Bill Barr for a neat cemetery. A caller notes the cemetery is beautiful and park like and urges continued care as streets are repaired and yards and businesses well tended.
The article urges embracing dairy to boost calcium intake for all ages. It highlights milk as a key group in nutrition and bone health, noting its importance for infants to the elderly and for pregnant individuals.
A readable guide covers prenatal calcium needs for mothers and the baby, plus practical tips for using and maintaining air conditioning. It advises four cups of milk daily during pregnancy, notes milk choices, and outlines energy-saving thermostat use, routine checks, and shading strategies to curb heat.
The article outlines the school year end schedule with exams Thursday and Friday, administration days Monday to Wednesday, and Recognition Day Wednesday morning for K-9. Buses depart 11:30 a.m., graduation on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Glenboro School Theatre, followed by a dance at Kinsmen Hall. reports mailed June 30.
A school group describes a four day cruise aboard the M S Lord Selkirk from Gull Harbour to the Red River mouth and Selkirk on June eight. The trip blended education with social events and received strong endorsement from students teachers and parents.
Glenboro Village Council adopts minutes and approves payments and subdivision. A plan to establish the Oak Creek Water Shed Area is set to be filed with the Minister. Tax rolls receive reassessment increases. MHSC grant request of 1155 dollars for Ambulance Services Board is made. Manor News reports visits by residents from New Brunswick Manitoba Ontario and British Columbia with locals at Sunny Side Beach and Lake of the Woods area events.
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