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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1978
Page
1
Local calendar lists July 1 and 2 Wawanesa Harness Races July 5 Glenboro Fair and Circus July 21 and 22 Glenboro events July 24 Glenboro Baseball Tournament Cypress River Fair set for August 4 5 6 Highlights a busy schedule across nearby towns with multiple community gatherings and sports competitions scheduled through summer.
The Glenboro Agricultural Society previews a busy fair on July 5 with judging of exhibits on July 4, pancake breakfast at 8 a.m., cattle and horse judging at 12 30 p.m., supper at 4 30 p.m., circus shows at 6 and 8 p.m., and a Canuck ball game at 7 p.m. featuring Austin. The executive invites residents to exhibit crafts and produce and enjoy the day’s program.
The awards program recognized sports champions across boys and girls volleyball, soccer, basketball, and senior curling. Carlos Vinlard and Shirley Johnson were named Male and Female Athletes of the Year. Graduation events include a ceremony at 8:30 p.m. in the Glenboro School Theatre and a dance at the Kinsmen Community Hall.
Mrs. Minnie Young of Cypress River Manitoba celebrated her 90th birthday on June 12. Born in Cypress Valley she married William Howard Young in 1909 and lived on a farm near Cypress River until 1937. A family party June 25 with 29 relatives including seven grandchildren honored her.
Don Moroz of Brandon captured the Championship Flight with a 78 to win the Camel Trophy and a locally made sweater. Numerous players across flights competed in Glenboro last weekend with prize presentations by tournament chair Don Barr and staff thanked.
Bob Riddle of The Country Kitchen Bakery in Glenboro last week installed a new dough mixer. The old machine was retired after many years of service and was known to have made a lot of dough for the bakery.
Glenboro students Cheryl Greer Sandra Hallgrimson Bob Wallis and Gerald Barr receive Young Canada Works funds to operate a daytime recreation centre in the C E Building from July 4 weekdays with crafts in mornings sports and field trips in afternoons. The centre includes drop in access ping pong pool and games with senior citizen activities Wednesdays and Kiwanis paddling pool supervision 1 to 4 pm. Outdoor activities planned on the Post Office lot or in the gym for special events.
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