R M of South Cypress Holds the Line on Taxes
The Rural Municipality of South Cypress announces 1981 property tax decreases due to higher provincial education funding. Mill rate changes vary by school division with notable cuts in Tiger Hills, Souris Valley, Beautiful Plains and Brandon divisions, plus a 2.0 mill drop for Glenboro Rink Area. The municipal mill rate rises 5.6 mills to 49.7. Residents can review 1981 mill rates and tax-bylaw documents at the Glenboro Municipal Office during office hours.
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Rink
South Cypress
R. M
Tiger Hills
Souris Valley
Beautiful Plains
Brandon
Glenboro
Cypress River Hall
Cypress River
Stockton and Treesbank
Care Home Discussed at Hospital Annual Meeting
The Glenboro District Hospital and Glenboro Senior Citizens Home held its annual meeting on May 7 1981 at the Glenboro Legion Hall with about forty attendees. Dr J P Horton opened the session and thanked the community for support in creating the Personal Care Home.
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Glenboro District Hospital
Glenboro
Mitchell
Canucks Open Season With Trip To Carberry Royals
The Glenboro Canucks start the Santa Clara Baseball League schedule with a May 20 road game against the Carberry Royals and host Holland Athletics in their first home game on Friday May 22 at 7 p.m. at Glenboro Fairgrounds. Coach S A Oleson plans to start Brent Muirhead on the mound. Veterans returning include Lalonde, Davidson, Barr, Coates, Muirhead, Lew, Oleson, Kozsas, Andrews, Gowanlock. rookies Greer, Blair Lalonde. new players Langin, Bender, Wooldridge. The schedule lists weekly matchups through July.
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Santa Clara Baseball League
Glenboro Canucks
Tonite
Carberry
Royals
Canucks
S.A. Oleson
Brent Muirhead
Holland Athletics
Glenboro Fairgrounds
Harry Lalonde
Wayne Davidson
Gerald Barr
Gerald
Allen Coates
Charlie Lew
Kelly Oleson
Jim Kozsas
Barry Andrews
Murray Gowanlock
Canuck
Kennie Greer
Blair Lalonde
Ron Langin
Tom Bender
Keith Wooldridge
Potash Mine Plan Signed in Manitoba Project
Energy and Mines Minister Don Craik and IMC CEO Richard A. Lenon sign a memorandum paving the way for Manitoba’s first potash mine and refinery. The $600 million project, employing 500 people, targets the McAuley area 90 miles west of Brandon, with Manitoba Mineral Resources partnering with IMC-Canada as Manitoba Potash Company MPC.
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Energy and Mines
Don Craik
Richard A. Lenon
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation
Manitoba
Mr. Craik
McAuley
Brandon
Manitoba Mineral Resources
Imc-Canada
Manitoba Potash Company
MPC
Centennial milestones for Glenora and Cypress River post offices
Canada Post to mark 100th anniversaries of Glenora and Cypress River post offices with ceremonies on May 29 and June 2. Postmasters Marlene Brinkworth and Margaret Benny receive greetings. district officials attend. histories and past postmasters listed. open-house gatherings planned with coffee and cake.
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Glenora
Cypress River
Canada Post
Marlene Brinkworth
Andre Ouellet
Brinkworth
Margaret R. Benny
Littleton
Cypress River Area
Ees
Manitoba
Doug Meacham
Per Holting
Winnipeg
Bob Loader
Brandon
Benjamin Denby
James Young
Frank W. Stacpoole
Arthur Creighton
Robert Ernest Owens
Glenboro wood carver wins award at Stockmen's show
Peter Sawatzky of Glenboro received Best entry in an other media category at the Stockmen's Memorial Foundation Art Show and Auction in Calgary held in early May. He and wife Karen attended with his bluebird sculpture on a stump that sold for above expected price.
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Peter Sawatzky
Glenboro
Stockmen’s Memorial Foundation
Peter
Karen
Calgary
Art
Cochrane
Alberta
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Holland
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