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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
6
The list below shows the Easter examination results for Rivers High School. Absences appear as blank for missing or optional subjects. Illness like influenza and measles caused some pupils to miss locations and subjects. Names are not in merit order.
Bradwardine Mrs John Moore and daughter Margaret visited Mrs Chapmans. Willie Muir returned to Winnipeg last week. Miss McGregor of the Women s Missionary Society spoke on Missions in the Church Friday evening. Mrs Shepherd and children returned home from Beulah. A number attended the town dance last Friday night. Alex Thomson visited in Winnipeg.
A past discussion questioned whether candle power remains the sole standard for measuring electric light in the local sample. The query asks if this view is fair to the candle and whether modern metrics should challenge it.
Wheatland church holds service Sunday morning at eleven. Junior Auxiliary meets next Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Moore's home. The W A will sell fancy work at the Junior Auxiliary concert on April thirtieth. I C D E meets next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Wim Bailey's home.
A Washington Star line presents a quip about taxation and debt. The genial speaker claims he pays when he owes and asserts the government owes him when it’s the other way around, reflecting on fiscal asymmetry with dry humor.
A quotation notes that at twenty five a man may think he knows it all but if he has not changed by forty there is no hope, attributed to the Toledo Blade. The remark reflects a humorous aging insight.
A fragment from the Pennsylvania Punch Bowl notes a brief exchange about speaking to a father during a social ball. The line "Have you spoken to father yet" is followed by a courteous reply "Good evening" as the narrator passes him.
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