Legion Ladies Auxiliary notes from Rivers archive 1994
From Our Files by Margaret Young recounts Legion Ladies Auxiliary activities on March 7 with 31 members, post office opening, local births, sport and church updates, and district meeting delegates for Minnedosa. Also notes 25, 55, and 65 year anniversaries and community events across decades in Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Banner
Margaret Young
Sid Ramsey
the Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Winnie Longmuir
Cooper
Bradwardine
Nelson Eddie
Joseph Brown
Ube
John Jensen
Hennan White
Joyce Johnson
Oak of Wheatland
River
Rivers Color
James
Minnedosa
Smaile
New Sarum Hadadaugh
Janet Dixon
N/A
Rivers
Wagar Hall
John E. Bell
Brookdale
Rivers United Church
1.C.E. Hall
Gordon Isabell
Alice Tufts
Rivers Old Timers Association
1.C.C.F. Hall
Wm. Roberts
Kamsack
Rivers Drama Club
J.T. Bowman
B&e
RCMP
Joseph Bowman
T. L. Bitting
Mrs
Bible Church
George Issak
Daly-Blanshard
Donna Booley
Manitoba
Leslie Henry
Quebec
Cardale
Rapid City
Brian Rooney
Oak River News and Local Winter Thanks
Oak River residents send a bouquet to Wayne Rothnie for clearing sidewalks this winter. Families plan a week long Panorama ski trip, while visitors from Saskatchewan and Manitoba visit relatives and friends in the area.
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Marlene Hayhurst
Keith
Sadie Purdy
Audrey Coulson
USA
Wayne Rothnie
Cliff
Peggi McKague
Mark Gill
Shelly Haggarty
Panorama
B.C
Shawn Rothnie
Camduff
Saskatchewan
Wayne
Ann Rothnie
Jason
Tammy
Margaret Simms
Jean Morris
Fléamiota
George
Richmond
Jim
Raeleen Vassart
Dan Wuerch
Starbuck
Brandon
The Peacock Fable and the Curse of the Feathers
An old Arab tale explains why peacock feathers carry superstition. Satan splices chaos, drinks from four animal lifebloods, and soils paradise as he waters a grapevine. Humans who drink forbidden fruit emulate peacock, ape, lion, and hog, in rising folly.
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Satan
Paradise
Life's Reflections on Blame and Conscience
Rev. My reflections consider how people blame others for mistakes and how excuses like parental influence and genes persist. The poem argues for personal accountability before God and society, noting that a clear conscience remains the best remedy.
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Johnny
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Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Charles Jay
Mabel Espey
Rhonda Wood
Jennifer Wood
Ryan Veitch
Trevor Veitch
Darryl
Joanne Boyd
Oak River News
Oak Lake Central Recreation Committee
Neil Simon
Joyce Winter-Schmidt
Oak Lake Community Hall
Adam
God
Eve
Tha
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Public Notice
Basswood
Manitoba Environment
Tuxedo Avenue
Winnipeg
Beverley Wells
Bok