28 Nov 1990
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1990
Page
1
Mark Witherspoon profiles Glenboro Senior High School's boys volleyball program highlighting the dedicated staff and volunteers who support practice, coaching, and game day operations, contributing to the team’s steady progress and school spirit.
The Board of Wawanesa and District Memorial Hospital presented blueprints for a planned single level roughly 10 000 square foot facility to replace the old hospital and the nearby ten year old personal care home. Construction may begin in spring pending government approval.
Fred McGuinness hosts an open discussion in the Holland Community Centre with seven school divisions and two media reps on transparency between school boards and the press. The piece links strong volleyball success at Glenboro School to coaching by Daryl Ford and a supportive network including Kevin Newton and the Kinsmen Club as the Panthers head to the Provincial Championships in Niverville.
The two hour CBC adventure drama Lost in the Barrens based on Farley Mowat’s book premieres Sunday December 2 at 8:00 p m. Filmed in part at Spruce Woods Provincial Park it follows two teenage boys including a Cree youth in the 1930s setting.
Two meetings tonight demand attendance. At 7 00 p m the Information Meeting hosts the Chamber of Commerce Pro motion Committee and the Development Corporation at the School. At 8 30 p m the Hospital Annual Meeting convenes at Glenboro Hospital. Both require presence.
The Glenboro Health Auxiliary sponsors the Community Christmas Card project inviting readers to send greetings to friends near and far. Contributions support hospital and care home needs and names of contributors will be published in the Gazette.
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