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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1995
Page
4
Readers are informed that Hamiota Rivers and Neepawa papers will be sold separately from April 3 1995 due to costs and audit needs. The Banner will carry the Editorial and Classifieds insert at all locations. The Banner operates in six Manitoba communities and employs 24 staff.
Norma Ready accepts two World Curling vouchers from Kiwanis Club Director John Russell. The passes cover all five days of curling competition and are valued at $100 combined.
Rivers Masonic Lodge held its first annual St Patrick Day Tea on Saturday March 18 with a bake table and penny raffle. Over 100 attendees paid at the door, raising 239.30 for the lodge. bake table brought in 173.25 and penny raffle 167.00.
Daylight saving time begins in Manitoba on Sunday April 2 as clocks shift from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. under the Time Act, with the change marking the first Sunday in April and the season lasting until the last Sunday in October.
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