Manitoba to elect 34th Legislature April 26
Provincial election set for Tuesday April 26 to choose members of the 34th Manitoba Legislature. At dissolution the NDP held 29 seats, PC 26, Liberal 1, with one vacancy. Advance polls run April 9 13 16 18 and 21. nomination day April 5. special polls at hospitals. mail ballots available for eligible voters unable to vote.
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Manitoba
New Democratic Party
Progressive Conservatives
Liberals
Glenboro Ice Carnival and Queen Contest March 20
The Glenboro Ice Carnival features costume judging, novelty races, a skating program with guest Susan Helfter, a hockette versus ringette 15 minute battle, raffle prizes, and the crowning of Carnival Queen candidates Nikki McIntyre Kelly Ann Rutherford Lorna Hamilton Crystal Plohman. Proceeds support the Artificial Ice Fund.
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Glenboro Arena
Glenboro Figure Skating Club
Susan Helfter
Holland
Glenboro
Stockton Royals Hockey Club
Oleson Seeks PC Nomination in Gladstone Race
Charlotte Oleson announces bid for the Progressive Conservative nomination in Gladstone Constituency Manitoba She has served since 1981 and held opposition critic roles She aims for April 26 election and a strong provincial government Nomination meeting set for March 21 at 8 00 p m at Austin Community Hall in Glenboro contact phone 827 2133
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Charlotte Oleson
Progressive Conservative Party
Gladstone
Souris Valley Budget Keeps Expenditures Near 1987 Level
Souris Valley School Division trustees finalize the 1988 budget at the March 7 meeting. The hold-the-line plan increases expenditures 2.92 percent to 5,026,896 while revenue rises mainly from special education funding and a 1 mill levy, with farm residential levy hikes and provincial averages noted. A district policy review and the physical education findings shape future actions, and the final school rotational meeting runs March 22 in Hartney with the Language Arts Festival March 21–25 drawing families.
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Souris Valley
Larry Sadler
Tors
Hartney Collegiate Library
Hartney
Stan Oleson elected CCA third vice president
At the Canadian Curling Association annual meeting in Chicoutimi Quebec during the Labatt Brier festivities Stan Oleson of Glenboro was elected third vice president after a second ballot defeating Bob Hartwell and Sid Sears. He will take office May 1 beginning a six year term culminating in the presidency. His duties include organizing the National Mixed and National Junior Curling Championships.
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Canadian Curling Association
Chicoutimi
Quebec
Stan Oleson
Glenboro
Stan
National Association
Oleson
Bob Hartwell
Ontario
Sid Sears
B.C
Curling Association
Nordics Bow Out as Baldur Reaches League Finals 9-6
Baldur defeated the Glenboro Nordics 9-6 to win the best of five series three games to one and advance to the League Finals. Nordics scorers were Barnes Thompson Makinson Wertz with Barnes registering three points. Assists were shared by Rebeck Sholdice Thompson O Kell Noel and Wertz. The Nordics season ends. fans are thanked for support. Hot Pool winners were Grift Thomas Harn with 50-50 going to Rawlings.
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Baldur
Glenboro Nordics
Nordics
Brian Barnes
Bob Thompson
Daryl Makinson
Greg Wertz
Dean Rebeck
Horace Sholdice
del O'Kell
Rod Noel
Bill Grift
Jim Thomas
Glen Harn
Ellen Rawlings
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Charlotte
Opposi
C.C.A
Weather Report
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