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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1995
Page
1
The Tiger Hills School Division closed all schools on June 19 due to intense mid-June heat. Acting superintendent Ray LeNeal stated closures hinge on daily summer temperatures and safety for students and staff.
The Glenboro Boys Panther win the Zone Championship at Westmount 10 to 4 on June 13 while the Glenboro Girls, short a player, lose 27 to 26 to Westmount on June 14. The second Spruce Woods Spirit is in this Glenboro Gazette. Workplace heat closures rely on school principals.
Terry Wilson has taken over as Wheat City Seeds manager in Glenboro after two months in the area. He began work April 3 and has ten years in seed sales, previously with Lee Seeds as an Interstate representative covering three prairies. Wilson earned an agricultural science degree from the University of Manitoba.
Two Wawanesa School staff members were honored June 14 for over 60 years of Manitoba classroom service. Margaret Martin retires after 31 years and Rex Virtue after 35, with verbal and musical tributes in the gym hosted by Vice-principal Peter Derkach and performances by Grade 2 and the Natural Sound group.
A severe wind and rain storm Sunday in Cypress River uprooted a tree in Norm Pinette's yard and downed another at the Henderson home. The blast lasted only a few minutes and left only a small amount of rain.
Glenboro fire crews battled two grass fires on June 12. At 2 30 p.m. nine firefighters fought a blaze at Rudy Kovar’s property after burning garbage spread to dry grass. At 4 p.m. twelve firefighters tackled a second fire in Allan Bartram’s yard from embers of a three week old burn. The flames damaged nearby hydro poles but were quickly contained.
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