Rivers briefs recall fires births and anniversaries across years
A retrospective from Februarys across decades notes events in Rivers and area: fire at Richard Beever’s farm home in 1936, Mrs. T Brown of Bradwardine turning 105 born in Scotland, two 1940s weddings, heavy snowfall and train stoppages in 1956, town office tender awarded in 1966, Lions fish derby winner, post office box installation, cribbage milestone, 25th anniversaries, skating club fundraiser, choral festival participation, and 1996 open house plus a church life membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beever
T. Brown
Bradwardine
Scotland
Canada
Dave
Isabel Sinclair
James Conover
Marguerite Alexander
Rex Collingwood
Rivers Town Council
Hoffman Construction
Lorraine Harvey
Albert Russo
Mike Kunka
Rivers Lions Club
Rapid City Post Office
Bob Lamb
Allan Wiltsey
Lloyd Wood
Katherine Boyd
William Reimer
Rivers Figure Skating Club
Brian English
Winnipeg
Henry Hiebert
Rolling Dale Enterprises
Rivers
Masonic Hall
Rivers Kiwanis Club
St. James’ Anglican Church
Rivers United Church
Zella Twigge
Shenanigan’s
Oak River
Hume
Dad Jack
Rob
Jeff
Week in History February 16 to 20
The Grey Cup was returned to CFL headquarters on February 16 1970 after an anonymous tip led police to a Toronto hotel locker room. Births and deaths include Taschereau in 1820 and Banting in 1941. The Ladies Institute movement began in Ontario in 1897, and the Arrow fighter aircraft project was canceled by Diefenbaker in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Rough Riders
CFL
Toronto
Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau
Sainte-Marie-de-la- Beauce
Lower Canada
Frederick Banting
England
Adelaide Hoodless
Stoney Creek
Ont
Canada
Diefenbaker
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Eryde
Tim
Rivers School
Effie Weir McPhail
Manitoba
Titoba