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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1987
Page
3
The legislature hears a new Off-Road Vehicles Act from Highways Minister John Plohman to curb injuries, fatalities and trespass by riders. The bill covers snowmobiles, age limits, helmet rules, licenses, vehicle registration, insurance, and local by laws with environmental safeguards.
Ed Robertson announces phase one of a consultative process at Manitoba Telephone System. Criterion Research Corporation will survey 5 500 customers including 5 000 rural and 500 in Winnipeg by telephone, with interviews lasting 15 to 20 minutes, beginning this month and ending mid July.
The Glenboro Golden Agers Choir entertained at the Manitoba Legislature on Senior Citizen Day June 15 1987 during the third annual Seniors event. Premier Howard Pawley presented the Order of the Buffalo Hunt to Anne Ross. Also featured were Steve Romanow Ukranian Dancer the Happy Gang Band and the M L A s Chorus with Len Evans on keyboard.
The Raystone Centre held a June 17 meeting with small attendance. John Svenson of Brandon attended. Members congratulate those qualifying for the MSCS Summer Games in Brandon June 23 24 25. Joe and Dorothy Haggard attended the St Leon Co op meeting June 18 and accepted the first equity payment of 1518 dollars. The Centre will not meet in July or August. A seniors picnic is set for July 16 at Peace Gardens. Next general meeting is September 16 at 2 PM.
This week’s Stockton District birthdays include Bill Goodine Darrell Barr Edwin Baril Brian Jones Don Gowan Irene Drinkwater Donna Arran Jack Knox Sarah Ross Carold Criddle and Diana Budd with June dates from 24 to 30. Ruth Vane visited Treesbank and Ebor over the weekend staying with the Penny cook family and spent time with Mabel Brandon and Helen Perren in Kenton. She then went to Rivers to be with sister Viva Cox and husband Walter while Garry and Mavis Smart plus Megan and Kyle from Winnipeg camped at Spruce Woods visiting Annie Smart, John Poole and other relatives.
Minnie Young turns 99 on June 22 with staff and residents sending birthday wishes. U C W ladies hosted a party with a hearty lunch, Beech Sisters and others provided music, and bingo and whist winners were named. Church services were led by Pastor Barbara Barth and Rev Warren Marsh conducted a communion service. Welcome hairdresser Aurora Robertson starts this week. Out of town visitors include numerous residents and families. Final countdown for the Strawberry Social on Friday June 26.
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