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11 Dec 2009

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Rivers Banner

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Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

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Dec 11, 2009

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3

Rivers area remembers milestones across decades

Chronological notes recount local life from 1934 to 2004 in Rivers and Oak River region. Highlights include Christmas parcel letters from overseas boys, birth announcements at Forman Nursing Home, community parades, church hymnal changes, anniversaries, business moves, skaters club, and award recipients.

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Roseville Church Women’s Aid Tom Smith Forman Nursing Home Roy Angus John Wallace Rivers Brandon Oak River Tad Hoyak Masonic Red & White Barbara Hughes Janice Gusdal David Faust Wilf Paddock A. Perrin I. Larsen E. Lussier Rivers Catholic Church Miss Gray Farmers’ Co-op Rolling Dale Association Norman Joan Lepp Barry Lorie Forman Ford Mercury Forman Motors Sales Limited Cardale Women’s Institute Les Rawlinson Carol Thiessen Carl Sablin Lakeside Sno-Riders Valley Riders Club Alice Kemp Dominion Rapid City Legion Auxiliary Adam Reid Winnipeg Rolling River Sherrie-Lee Chiarot Mental Health
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Notable December milestones in Canadian political history

Annie Buller born in 1895 in Ukraine began full time party work for the Communist Party of Canada. The 1982 Law of the Sea treaty established a 200 mile international continental limit. The last Canadian hanging occurred in 1962 at Don Jail in Toronto for murder. Nancy Hodges became Speaker of the B C Legislature in 1949, first woman in the British Commonwealth. In 1999 the House voted 217 to 48 to grant Nisga a self government, with 2000 square kilometres of land and 253 million dollars, in exchange for taxes and waiving future claims.

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Annie Buller Communist Party of Canada Ukraine
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