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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
1
Fire on Wednesday June 18 destroyed the Pool B Elevator and Annex at Cypress River formerly the Federal Elevator. Grain stored was insured but the building had no coverage. With adequate facilities in Pool A the town faces rebuilding decisions.
Glenboro 4-H Clubs joined Carberry groups for a June 21 rally. Parade marched from R J Waugh school to fair grounds with Forrest Club first, Glenboro Ag second, Glenboro Home Ec third. Afterward, ten groups did relays and games, each receiving a goodies box.
Mrs Ellen Moore retires this year from Glenboro School after 16 years as Grade three teacher. A Winnipeg Normal School graduate, she taught in Wigton Reston Glenboro Neelin and Hecla before settling in Glenboro in 1959. She led Junior Red Cross fundraisers music drama festival folk dancing and club activities while guiding generations of students. A community collection will fund a retirement gift as ill health prevents a public farewell.
Glenboro Canucks climbed to first in the S.C.B.L. last week with two league wins. On Wednesday night they defeated Cypress River 2 1 at Cypress River as pitcher Chuck Hilhorst threw a complete game for the victory. Cypress River’s Bill Young pitched for Cypress River.
The St Stephens Anglican Church Glenboro marks 70 years with a July 13 service at 3 00 p m guest preacher Bishop J S Conlin of Brandon former ministers invited and lunch to follow in the C E building. River game recap notes Canucks vs Lourdes 14 9 with Rich Christie homers and multiple hitters. First BLUE draw winners named La londe Poole Rankin Stevens. more prizes to come at final league game.
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