This Week in History December 22 26
Journalists Sara Jeannette Duncan born 1861 in Brantford became Toronto Globe’s first full time female staffer. Louis Riel leads Red River provisional government in 1869. 1814 Treaty of Ghent ends War of 1812 and cedes Niagara and Michilimackinac. Alannah Myles born 1958 in Toronto. Jack Johnson defeats Tommy Burns in 1908 to win heavyweight title in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jeannette Duncan
Toronto Globe
Brantford
Canada West
Louis Riel
Rupert's Land
Northwest
Red River
Ghent
Britain
Fort Niagara
Michilimackinac
Prairie de Chien
Maine
Alannah Myles
Toronto
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Sydney
Australia
Christmas memories and anniversaries from Rivers area long ago
Reader notes from decades past highlight anniversaries and holiday visits in Rivers including 25th, 60th, and 25th milestones. A CBC concert broadcast features violinist Donald Whyte. Local civic events raise funds for Riverdale Hospital and the Lions Club hosts a record senior citizens Christmas supper with 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cluff
Donald Whyte
Rivers
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra
CBC
Cliff Wood
Joy Raison
Roy Humby
Caroll Marriott
Walter Hunt
Cpl.j. Truchon
Air Force
Truchon
Vinton Cste
Rivers and
Area
Riverdale Hospital
Rivers and Area
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memory Lane
Riversbanner
Rivers Banner
Shirley Kamula
Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce
Rivers Inn
Tom Pilgrim
Jim Porter
Cockwise
al Sepp
Ray Silbernegal
Garry Everatt
Wally Hillier
Morley McConnell
Roy Stevenson
Alf Kennedy
Bonspiel Rivers Curling Club
Melody Stewart
Aperial Canadian Aux Et Amis Edit
Shirley Baily
Flin Flon
John Borroff
J. Minary
Hurling
Bingo
Forman
Honda
ONDA
Mal Brandon
Rolling Dale Enterprises Inc
Town of Rivers
Rolling Dale
Bob