Five decades of River news and events since 1913
A compilation of district notes through 1913 to 2003 recounts storms that shut phone lines and damaged property, clergy appointments, anniversaries, births, school and railway milestones, local business moves, and community events in Rivers and surrounding areas. It notes a 1943 rector appointment, 1953 principal retirement, 1963 hardware move, 1973 car wrecks, and later talents and weddings across multiple years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Higginson
William Harvey
W. Champness
Rivers Parish
Rivers
St. Matthews
Ancrum
Roseville
H. Harvey
Ernest Vickery
W. S. Stewart
Rivers School
Bradwardine
Rivers Masons
Main Street
John Zmetana
Gilchrist
Doreen Gill
Russell Millard
Havlck
Brandon
Arrow River
Austin
Beulah
Hamiota
Miniota
Cardale
Carnegie
CJATC
Pettapiece
Wheatland
Oak River
Romeo Lussier
Railroad
RM of Daly
Second Avenue
Irvin Schafer
Isabelle Wiltsey
Harold Collum
Hutchinson-Bray
Oo-Za-We-Kwun
Bill Smith
Manitoba
Anne Pettepiece
Wheatland and Pettapiece
Rapid City
Maxine Veenhaas
Dennis Veitch
Rivers Girl Guides
Naomi Russell
Donna Dixon
Judy McCracken
Lori Goring
Dayna Wolstenholme
Lori-Anne Hjorth
Allison Madder
Laurette McNarry
Louis Barrett
Debbie McDonald
Morris Mylrea
Allen Hopley
Oak River Area
Adolph Pshyk
Bailey Bros. Circus
Odette Melvin
Mexico
Keith Lamb
Help identify historic Rivers Comets photo group
A Rivers Banner reader is asked to provide names and context for a pictured Rivers Comets ball team. The note lists several likely players in back and front rows with missing names and seeks tips, year, or reason for the group shot. Contact details and submission options are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversbanner.com
Second Avenue
Rivers Banner
Rivers
Joy Humby
Mount Pearl
Nld
Rivers Comets
Wayne Kaplar
Larry McCulloch
Wilf Taylor
Hugh Richards
Cam White
Jim Madder
Scott Wareham
Dennis Wiebe
Mel Harvey
Dick Brown
Bill Whitton
Weekend in History June 20 to 22 events
June 20 marks Anne Murray birth in Springhill Nova Scotia 1945. June 21 1749 Edward Cornwallis arrives Chebucto harbour paving Halifax settlement as capital replacing Annapolis Royal. June 22 1980 Kateri Tekakwitha Mohawk beatified as first North American Aboriginal person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Murray
Snowbird
Danny
Springhill
Nova Scotia
Edward Cornwallis
Chebucto Harbour
Halifax
Annapolis Royal
Kateri Tekakwitha
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Iza
Sautof Sales
Lyndale Drive
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Bob Usunier
Partnership of Chartered Accountants
Russell
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Shoal Lake
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24Th Street
Harold Reid
C.A
Audra Nychuk
New Zealand
Australia
Winnipeg Air
ABC
Carlson Wagonly
Royal Bank of Canada
Carlson Wagonlit
St. Mary
Darryn
Portage Ave
Cwtgroups.ca
Black Hills
Blackhillsbadlands.com
Mickelsontrail.com
Ofaree Esa
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Spokanecreekresort.com