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Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

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Rivers School Trustees Meet on Grade XI and XII Plans

The Rivers School Board met on a Wednesday in the afternoon with J. T. Bowman chairing. Trustees present except A. McKerzie. March minutes read. Principal and Attendance Officer reports filed. Accounts of 36.64 approved. Discussion on opening Grade XI. letters from other boards about Grade XII were read. Board agreed to start Grade XII if $600 cash is deposited by June 1. Meeting adjourned.

Sec.Treas Grant Hatiota Miniota Gladstone Forrest Sec -Treas

Birth Recurs At Rivers on Wednesday April 8 1936

Mr and Mrs Jesse Rogers welcomed a son at Rivers on Wednesday April 8 1936, adding a new member to the family.

Rivers Jesse Rogers

Rivers School Report Card Highlights Student Scores

Grade 1 Senior Alvin Setter led with 89 while Martha Newfeld and Jim Allen posted strong 80s and 40s. Grade 1 Junior Tom Nolan and Irene Turney scored in the 50s to 60s. Grade 2 Junior players including Jack McLaughlin led with 86 and Donald Rea 81.

Alvin Setter Martha Newfeld Jim Allen Frank Fenwick Rose Makaymczuk Billie Nolan Kathleen Sleyin Beatrice Tyermaan Beta Dyer Gordon, Treloar Tom Nolan Irene Turney Hazel Turney Maurice Chernos Bob Treloar Jack McLaughlin Donald Rea Henry Lepp Eddie Solimka Maurice Gunness Henry Teauk Jim Kolotylu Ethel Treloar Harold Treloar Garry Higginson Reggie Luchuck Betty Hanlon Denis Roberta Doreen Parker Gladys Gibbinge

Room 2 and Grade 3 pupil scores led by Millie Chubuk

I MINERS reports the classroom score list for Room 2 Grade 2 and Grade 3. Millie Chubuk tops Grade 2 with 92, followed by Billie Tivy 51 and Albert Geles thorpe 85. Grade 3 leader Joe Chubuk 89 with Donald McFadden 86 and Hector Ander 85.

Millie Chubuk Billie Tivy Margaret Aitken Albert Gelesthorpe Thor Wilkes Dawn Radclife Henry Kroeger Walter Chernon Huth Madden George Krahn Mervyn Dyer Alan Wareham Joe Chubuk Donald McFadden Hector Ander George Reshaur Ella Stevenson George Duguid Kenneth Miller Eric Harburn Joyce Lee Marjorie Gibbings Charlotte Tyerman Jeannette Charron Gordon Gibbings Joyce McKenzie Earle Dyer Douglas Baily Robert Waculka Flenry Beever Donald Kolotylo I. Miners

Grade 4 and 5 class scores from Termende school report

Room 4 list shows student names with marks from Audrey Reslaur to Henry Messe and absences for Freda Wareham Orville Dyer Oscar Sehmidt. Grade 5 Junior includes Jack Sepp Allan Harburn Rennie Schmidt Vera Parker Jack Treloar Tom Bartlett Stanley Solimka Violet Parker and others with scores. Teacher E. Termunde.

Audrey Reslaur Eddie Manchul John Isaac Beryl McMannie Isabelle Peat George Waculka Jack Stevenson Gertrude Tucker Billy Bazuk Ida Bukter Florence Goodeve Margaret Allen Margaret Hanlon Nickie Bazuk Roland Beever Dorothy Taylor John Wareham Gerald Grummett Alice Tyerman Richard Parker Mike Cherkan Mona Crittenden Henry Krahn Henry Messe Lee Trodell Freda Wareham Orville Dyer Oscar Sehmidt Jack Sepp Allan Harburn Rennie Schmidt Vera Parker Jack Treloar Tom Bartlett Stanley Solimka Violet Parker Herb Gibbings John Gibbings Lloyd Wareham Tommy Riddickgal E. Termuende

Stores of Rapid City Observe Weekly Holiday Start

Stores in Rapid City began their weekly holiday closures on Wednesday April 8. The note indicates a routine business pause affecting shoppers this midweek.

Rapid City

Good Amateur Contest Opens Parish Hall Night

Rev E L Williams hosts a lively Amateur Hour with a full hall and a single gong encore by the Darky Singers. Winners were Billy Radcliffe first Frances Luchuck second and the Darky Singers third as local youths perform tap dance songs and recitations across a varied program.

E. L. Williams Major Bowes Chase & Sanborn Billy Radcliffe Frances Luchuck Darky Singers Aggie Stevenson Darky Anna Blandford Ruth Riddick Betty McConachie Mary Tivy Billie Tivy Betty Higginson Tommy Nolan Joyce Lee Dorothy Taylor Maurice Gunness Betty Hanlon Joe Rolotylo Eddie Manchus Garry Higginson Allan Harburn Tommy Bartlett Isabelle Peat Dawn Radcliffe Madge Tucker Florence Blewitt Gertrude, Tucker Mona Crittenden

Women Institute vote stirs Crystal City men

Crystal City couples react to the Women’s Institute’s 44 to 15 vote against teaching married Hicks. The Rapid City item notes the third bonspiel of the season starting March 31 with sixteen rinks ready for Tuesday draws.

Crystal City Women’s Institute Rapid City

Teaching is Becoming a Permanent Profession in Canada

The piece notes a trend toward longer teacher tenures across Canada with more teachers staying in the profession and fewer moves between schools. Manitoba shows a near nine year average tenure in 1935, while rural salary disorganization threatens the steady growth of lifelong teaching careers.

Canada Manitoba

Aged Lady Maria White Dies Linking Early Rivers History

Mrs. Maria White of McConnell widow of James White died Monday at 58. Funeral was Wednesday with interment at Pettapiece cemetery where her husband and children rest. Rev. W. W. Harland presided. Her memory recalls 1908 Rivers tragedy of her son Sam's railroad death and a daughter dying in Winnipeg.

Maria White McConnell James White Rapid City Pettapiece Cemetery W. W. Harland Rivers Sam Winnipeg Pettaplece

Amateur Contest at Bradwardine April Seventeenth Event

Uncle Edward's Amateur Contest under A Y P A will be held at Bradwardine on Friday April 17 at 8 o'clock Entries due by April 16 to Ethel Blatchford Phone 612 Prizes include 12 500 2nd 300 3rd 150 4th 60c A dance with Kenton Orchestra follows contest Admission for both events 25c.

Uncle Edward A.Y.P A Bradwardine Ethel Blatchford Kenton Orchestra

Railway Expects Heavy Travel This Year

Robert Creeman of Canadian National Railways Western Region says tourist travel should rise above 1935 levels with Western Canada set to gain. He cites the Vancouver Jubilee and Shrine convention as major drawcards and notes air conditioning on some transcontinental trains will improve all weather comfort. Through trains Montreal to Vancouver already take three and a half days, with plans to cut travel time further in summer service.

Western Canada Robert Creeman Canadian National Railways Western Region Pacific Coast Vancouver Prairies Seattle Montreal Mr. Creelman

The Paperhanger Arrives as Spring Nears

The poem praises the paperhanger H. Barker as a cheerful craftsman transforming dingy rooms with color. It notes springlike renewal, mentions robin and thrush, and hints at mud before grass grows while the tradesman brings sunshine and new life to old spaces.

Anglican Easter Services Schedule

Easter day services listed with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Rev K L Williams to officiate across all services. Sunday School scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at the church.

K. L. Williams

United Church Easter Events and Good Friday Film

The United Church schedules a Good Friday life Death and Resurrection film at 8 pm. On Easter Sunday the Sunday School presents the cantata He Liveth at 2 pm. Sunday services at 11 am Pettapiece 3 pm Rivers 7 30 pm. All invited admission free.

Jesus

Free Lecture on Christian Science in Brandon

Dr. John M. Tuts CS B.A. will present a free lecture in the Free United Church of Brandon on Tuesday April 14. He serves on the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church Boston Mass.

Free United ‘Clared Brandon John M. Tuts CS B Mother Boston Mass

Rivers opens new electric light plant and cardale players

Ten years ago Rivers began operation of a new electric light plant under Miss I Winn. The Cardale Players presented What Happened to Jones in the 10 C F Hall before a large crowd. Word arrives of the death in action of Pte Stanley George Newman, brother of Percy Newman of Wheatland. An epidemic of whooping cough disrupted Rivers School attendance. Chester Sargent of the 45th Battalion wrote a newly letter detailing his Canada trip en route overseas.

Miss I. Winn Cardale Jones 10.C.F. Hall Stanley George Newman Percy Newman Wheatland Chester Sargent Canada

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Goodyear Avu J. A. Grummmett HOT Cross Forman's Hardware Rivers School Report Room M. Bromley Railway Robin, Jark Thrush Uime H. Barker Anglican News United Church Baster Hell Heaven Rivers School Wagar Hall George Raft and Caroe Lombard George Raft Carle Lombard Paramount News
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