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Memorable Manitobans: Frederick Charles Grusz (c1896-1966)

Educator.

He received a BSc degree from the University of Saskatchewan (1922) and a BPaed from the University of Toronto (1929). He worked in the Winnipeg School Division from 1930, teaching at Aberdeen School (1930-1931), St. John’s High School (1932-1933), and David Thompson School (1961-1966), serving as Vice-Principal of Lord Selkirk School (1946-1955), and Principal of Lord Roberts School (1955-1956) and Florence Nightingale School (1957-1961). He was a member of King Memorial Church. He died at Winnipeg on 17 June 1966 and was buried in Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens.

Sources:

Obituary, Manitoba Free Press, 18 June 1966, page 39.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 27 May 2017

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