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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
4
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Vic Rayner is visiting his Ninette home while Sandy Frame from Transcona spends the weekend with his mother. Principal Lynd leaves for Winnipeg to attend the teachers Convention. Mrs Grommett and children visit Portage la Prairie relatives. Dorothy Newman visits Bradwardine cousins. Pearl Hedberg hosted Grant Wilkes Music Club in Sons of England Hall. McKenzie's store set a record with over 700 dozens eggs received last Saturday. C Howard to auction farm stock implements and household effects at his farm 334 miles west Friday April 5 at 2 pm. Motor traffic increases despite cold spells with the road south from the bell crossing cited as hazardous.
Do not miss the National Concert in the Oddfellows Hall on Thursday at 8 15. The programme promises attractive selections and engaging performers.
Rivers School report shows enrolment at 30 with average attendance 3392. Grade I honours go to Har very Harvey 97 percent and Ruth Riddick 96.0 with many students listed for scores and perfect attendance including Florence Mott Janet Frame and David Parker. MITCHELL, Teacher.
Room 2 grade seniors list top scores from Ruth Muirhead 92 to Phylia Moxley absent. Grade 2 juniors show Robert Bradt leading with $2 and others scoring. Grade 1 seniors include Jack Isaaks 95 and Abe Ta asks 9.7 with several students named. Perfect attendance achieved by Ruth Wareham Ruth Muirhead Madeline Moxley Effie Murray and others. teacher A. L McRADDEN noted.
Room 3 enrolment shows 37 pupils with an average attendance of 35.42. Grade 3 class lists Jessie Thompson 97 percent and numerous students including Alvaretta McMannus 35, Leslie Harvey 83, Harriett Bell and Peter Leppi, Lena Klassen 29, Alden Charron 86, Helen Pylot 85, Stella Tiltman 85, Billy Tucker 65, Adolph Charron 83, Bonald McPherson 82, Clifford Ganness 80, Zella Bell 73, Betty Nagh 78, Rose KolotyHo 7a, Agnes Stevenzon 77, George Mott 77, Teddy Tyerman 75, Marion Bellamy 65, Santy McKellar 68, George Rathwell 6, with Class C listing Marion Mandznik 76 percent and others such as Herbert Bradshaw 71 and Steve Luchney 66. The passage notes absence status for several pupils and lists Jessie Thompson as I. M. MINERS, Teacher.
Students listed with marks across grades 4 and 5 from examination book. Notable scores include Teabelle Sinclair 79, Alfred Carr 70, Gerald Tucker 76, Annie Luchney 77, and Gladys Evans 92. Absent: Fred Bradt, Ellen Bradt, Stella Cherning.
Room 5 records show enrolment 47 with names and marks for Grade 0 led by Margaret Moore 83 and Langtry Lynd 83, plus absentees Honah Card and others. Grade 5 lists Edith Kelly 83 and David Emalie 76 with several others. additional absent students noted Vers. Gunn ness and Nettie Kolotylo among others.
Cream wicker baby carriage for sale. Ready to take away at any time. Apply Gazette Office, 15 Young Pigs. T. A. White. Phone 47-2.
A good second hand trunk is described as being in perfect condition. The listing notes it is suitable for storage and travel use, offering reliable durability with clean exterior and intact hardware. No further details on origin or price are provided.
Baby Chicks Canada wide bred to say 100 percent alive guarantee. Prices per 100 chicks range from $17 for eghorns to $20 for White Rocks Wyandottes. 12 month Poultry Course free. Chicks from pen matings 25 cents each. Ful O Pep Chick Starter and incubators offered. Free catalogue from Alex Taylors Hatchery at 362 Furby St Winnipeg.
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