SCBL Organizes For Upcoming Season
The South Central Baseball League held its organizational meeting at Carberry on April 27. Teams for the summer include Carberry, Austin, Cypress River, Holland, MacGregor and Glenboro Canucks. The season starts May 18 with schedules to be published later.
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South Central Baseball League
Carberry
Austin
Cypress River
Holland
MacGregor
Glenboro Canucks
Glenboro Plans Harness Racing Meet in July
The Glenboro Agricultural Society Racing Committee reviews progress for the July 22 and 23 harness meet. Improvements include barn upgrades with lean-to shingling and wiring, new race track hub rail materials, four new bleachers, and construction of betting booth, judges stand, concession booths, and display board along the north side. Community groups are invited to contribute, with Morley Cullen as contact. A Kinsmen Sweepstake race is planned, and a July 24 baseball tournament sponsored by the Curling Club and Chamber of Commerce will round out the weekend.
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Glenboro Agricultural Society Racing Committee
Kinsmen
Racing Commission
Morley Cullen
Glenboro
Curling
Dauphin Kings honor Greg Vertz for defenceman award
Manitoba Jr A champions Dauphin Kings lauded Greg Vertz at the April 26 awards night. Vertz earned the Pizza Place Trophy as best defenceman and the Steve Hawrysh trophy for most gentlemanly player, totaling 10 goals and 31 assists with 24 penalty minutes across 48 games. He is a Glenboro native and expected to return for a final junior season in September.
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Manitoba Jr
Dauphin Kings
Greg Vertz
Pizza Place
Kings
Greg
Steve Hawrysh
Glenboro
John Vertz
Drought Aid Sought for Manitoba by MP Murta
Manitoba MP Jack Murta urged Prime Minister Trudeau to activate the Disaster Financial Assistance Program if drought worsens. He warned conditions are the worst in memory and a month more could trigger a major disaster. The plan would fund water trucking, animal care, feed, and help to small communities. Trudeau said the matter would be investigated and funds may be available.
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Jack Murta
P.C._ Lisgar
Manitoba
Trudeau
Murta
House of Commons
Manitoba M.P
Howard Nixon Seeks Nomination for Souris Killarney NDP
Howard Nixon of Margaret, a longtime farmer and councillor, seeks the Souris Killarney NDP nomination at a May 12 Dunrea Parish Hall convention. A former RC A F member, he has held leadership roles in local boards, health and education, and now serves as vice president of the Westman Regional Development Corporation and the Souris Killarney NDP. He argues for economic freedom under the NDP versus inequality under Conservative rule.
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Howard Nixon
Margaret Farmer
Souris- Killarney
Dunrea
Howard
R.C.A.F
R. M. of
Riverside
Westman Regional Development Corporation
Riverside Municipality
Killarney
Tri-Lake Health Centre
Margaret Consolidated
United Church
Margaret
Stewards
New Democratic Party
Souris-Killarney
Rain and hail end dry spell in agricultural boost
Rain with a touch of hail fell Tuesday afternoon May 3 easing a long spring dry spell for farmers. Thunder accompanied the shower helping nitrogen activation in the soil, an effect longtime growers say is needed for new seed growth.
Weather Views for April Summary
Weather views for April show a high of 30 on the 30th and a low of 2 to 6. Average daytime temp 17, average lifetime temp minus 1, overall average 8, with 4.6 mm of precipitation. Temperatures run 8 above normal.
Archie Jefferies Celebrates 75th Birthday Party
A birthday party was held at Gordon and Jeanette Jefferies home on Sunday to honor Archie Jefferies on his 75th birthday. Attendees included family members from Saskatoon Glenboro Wawanesa Brandon and Winnipeg with grandson Brian Chalmers unable to attend.
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Gordon
Jeanette Jefferies
Archie Jefferies
Archie
Lily Jefferies
Harold
Irene
Ross Chalmers
Saskatoon
Sask
Ivan
Gwen Jefferies
Glenboro
Ormia
Bud Graham
Wawanesa
Mona Jackson
Brandon
Evelyn Kruse
Winnipeg
Brian Chalmers
Flowers of Hope campaign called off by C A M R Pine Creek
The Association for the Mentally Retarded Pine Creek Branch Austin halts its Flowers of Hope drive due to prohibitive material and postage costs. They note government support covers only staff wages for their Workshop for Mentally Retarded Adults while utilities insurance and client wages rely on service income. They list activities including laundry janitorial work at the Post Office lawn care snow removal and furniture repair. Continued on Page 3.
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Association For the
Pine Creek
Austin
Flowers of Hope
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