Rivers Banner historical notes span air event to local crimes
A 1949 Rivers air field mock invasion drew 6 500 attendees for Armed Forces Day. A rural hailstorm damaged crops south of Wheatland. RCMP probe break-ins at Wareham's Meat Market and Rivers Quick Freeze amid stolen goods. Anniversaries and local births reported.
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Rivers Air Field
Mayne
Wheatland
RCMP
Wareham
Rivers Quick Freeze
Anne White
Bill Wright
Rivers
Frank Badowich
Newdale
Hamiota Hospital
Charles
Victor
Council
First Avenue
Hasting Motors
Decker
Third Avenue
Rivers community marks milestones and updates
Rivers Legion celebrated its 60th anniversary Aug 13 to 19 with events and strong turnout. Alpha Photography, run by Dennis and Arlene Martin, closed after three years in Rivers as they move to Ontario. Local couples celebrated anniversaries and a new baby arrived. phase one of Rivers Aspen Trail nears completion with a 3.3 kilometre path. Riverdale Community Justice Committee set for Aug 25 meeting following church retirement and farewell events. police report a July 27 arrest in the 300 block of Third Avenue for Daniel Kinney, charged with possession of a dangerous weapon after three knives were found.
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Rivers
Rivers Legion
Dennis
Arlene Martin
Ontario
Alpha Photography
Sam Beever
Bill McCormick
Colin Russell
Tamara Kroeger
Shaun Lees
Paul Curtis
St. James
Rivers Police Department
Riverdale
William Kinney
Brandon
Third Avenue
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Alexander White
Allan Ross
Ken Paddock
Germaine Perreten
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