Looking Backward at the Fileted Tea Rivers Gesture
W Dines planned on building a hotel near the station thirty five years ago shown in a nostalgic feature.
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W. Dines
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
6
Twenty Five Years Age Football Club Officials Named
Twenty five years age football club officials were Alex Dewar manager G Saunders trainer Simpson captain and Bartlett vice captain. T C Norris former premier of Manitoba appointed a member of the railway commission. Ch Gabe and E J Forman attended the meeting of the 1600 club at Killarney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Dewar
G. Saunders
Simpson
J. Bartlett
T.C. Norris
Manitoba
Railway Commission
CH. Gabe
E. J. Forman
1600
Killarney
Winnipeg wedding seals J Johnstone and Garfield Ferguson
Ten years ago Miss J. J. Johnstone wed Garfield E. Ferguson in Winnipeg in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
J. J. Johnstone
Garfield E. Ferguson
Five Years Ago Tunlight Gift To Wareham Couple
Five years prior, Mr. and Mrs. George Wareham were presented with a tunlight by the Carnegie community before departing the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wareham
Carnegie
Air Cadets Fly From Rivers Airfield Apr 3
About 30 members of Rivers air cadets RCAC No 320 with permission of the commanding officer were taken aloft in a Dakota plane from Rivers airport in two groups. The cadets remained in the air for over thirty minutes in rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Air Cadets
Rcac Eqdin
Rcaf, Joint Air School
Stewart
First Flower Reported as Crocuses Grow in Town
Fred Cook of Rivers reports the first flowers of 1948, crocuses pushing above ground at the town east end. The hardy buds are visible and estimated to have started blooming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
Rivers
Birthday Listings for April Notables in Canada and Winnipeg
A compact page lists birthdays across April with names including Lyndon Seens Alexander Apr 16 and Apr 17 entries for Orlo W Brown Albert Havik and more. Other dates note Mrs John Moore David Eliott Gordon Taylor Mrs A B Bradt Mrs R Wood Bradwardine C J Foster Yorkton Sask Jack Nolan Apr 22 Stuart Madden J R Higginson Neil Tikman Mrs KR D Britton Burnaby New Westminster B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wood
Bradwardine
C. J. Foster
Yorkton
Sask
Jack Nolan
Stuart Madden
J. R Higginson
Neil Tikman
Winnipeg
KR. D. Britton
Burnany
New Westminster
B.C
Three Score and Ten Qi Che in Rapid City District
The item notes a person who has lived in Rapid City off and on, counting three score years and ten, a distinction held by Mrs. T. C. Hardy who led Saturday in Windsor Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qi Che
Rapid City
T. C. Hardy
Windsor
Ont
Hearing aids pledged to aid theater patrons dispute
A report notes efforts to aid patrons at the Her theatre amid management concerns. Two attendees have been implicated as present in the ongoing matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her
Defendant to be found convenient job elsewhere
Warrant for a local person to appear in court on a disturbance charge was not delivered as the accused allegedly left town after "conveniently finding a job elsewhere." The town council discussed several recent annoying incidents and issued the warrant by Chief Magistrate E. E. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dyer
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Grant
Too Many Requests Too Few Copies Reprint Planned
Community buzz runs high as Miss Barbara Ann Scott’s photo spurred demand for extra copies. Gazette reports demand exceeded supply and promises a reprint on page 3 to satisfy fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann
Gazette
Miss Scott
Gal
Bond of Brotherhood Cited as Mystical Tie of Men
A quotation attributes a universal unity to men, saying a mysterious bond of brotherhood makes all people one. It reflects Carlyle's view on shared humanity and collective ties beyond individual differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Free Exhibities Art Work at Brandon
A three day public free exhibition of the most valuable original paintings ever shown in western Manitoba opens April 16 to 18 at the Prince Edward hotel Brandon. From the National Art Gallery Qutawa the exhibit is sponsored by Brandon art club and features 35 oils and water colors by 82 representative artists inviting Rivers and district residents to view this rare collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Prince Edward Hotel
Brandon
National Art Gallery
Qutawa
Brandon Art Club
My heart in unison with all mankind Edmund Gosse
A brief expressive line by Edmund Gosse conveying universal solidarity with humanity.
Canadian Wildlife Week Observed By Game and Fish Club
The Game and Fish Club marks Canadian National Wildlife Week April 10 to 16 with branches urged to cooperate. Excerpts from an article on Jack Miner the naturalist highlight his humane, practical philosophy and his Kingsville garden of 53,000 evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish Club
The
Game and Fish Association
Jack Miner
Margaret Wade
Humane Society
Kingsville
Ont
Ida M. Thomas
Juvenile Delinquency in Saskatchewan in 1945
A 1945 survey notes 334 juvenile delinquents under 16 in Saskatchewan with major crimes burglary theft and breaking and entering. Most offenders were 13 to 15 years old, from grades six to eight, and behind in school. They were predominantly of Canadian origin. One in four reoffends and returns to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Fire Claims Three In Whitinsville House Inferno
Howard Anderson aged 30 and his two young sons died in a two family Whitinsville fire early Sunday. Mrs Alice Anderson 28 leaped from the second floor and was injured. A family of three on the first floor escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitinsville
Mass
Howard Anderson
Alice Anderson
Traffic Signs Talked About by Councillor Over Damaged Street
A Second and Main pavement section torn up by a heavy snowplow from a neighboring town sparked debate. Councillor cited signs discussed but unaddressed, while an operator defended road openings. The road suffered deep furrows where the machine passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and Main
the Gazette
Two Winners in Havik's Bakery Anniversary Contest
Havik's Bakery offered five dollar prizes during its first anniversary observance for guessing the week's egg usage. Two winners, G. G. Klassen and W. Malinoski, each guessed 500 eggs. The actual total for the week was 501 eggs, and the prize was doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havik’s Bakery
Banton
Aitie
G. G. Klassen
W. Malinoski
Crumbling Pavement Sparks Mockery at Lug-Operated Worksite
Citizens glare at crumbled road paving while lug-bearing machines toil. A snowball duel with a house’s youth ends at dinner. A group taunts a young woman during a winter storm. Two ill men trade complaints over the flu. Two youths flirt near a Second Avenue doorway as spring fever rises. A man on the fats fills air with a pungent barnyard odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Lad
Second Avenue
He that thinks he can never speak enough may speak too much
Quarlee quotes a maxim on speech urging restraint, noting that overconfidence in speaking can lead to excessive talk. A concise proverb emphasizes balance between speaking and listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarlee
Prospect of $100000 Minnedosa Hospital Plan
The Minnedosa hospital board on March 31 indicated a plan for a new hospital unit No. 8 costing from 100000 to 110000 dollars. The facility would house single beds and serve the No. 8 zone including Odanah, Mint0, Saskatchewan, Harrison, and the towns of Minnedosa and Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Odanah
Minto
Saskatchewan
Harrison
Rapid City
the Tribune
Well Rescue and Weddings Alter Daly District
The Daly rural story recalls Dr G R D Lyon aiding at a Richard Bell farm well collapse where Robert Smith and William Archibald worked to rescue trapped men. Archibald entered the well and was pulled free amid a collapse as August wedding bells rang for George Wareham and Lily Stokes of Stockport England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bell Farm
G. R. D. Lyon
Mr. Archibald
Co. Ewards
Sue
Carnegie
George Wareham
Lily Stokes
Stockport
England
Bradwardine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyndon Seens, Alexander
Orlo W. Brown
Albert Havik
John Moore
David Eliott
Gordon Taylor
A. B. Bradt
Edmund Gosse
Canada
Imerf
Earl Cameron
CBC
Toronto
Moose Jaw
Daly
Robert Smith
William Archibald
Archibald
Ulfiwate
Bell Farm
Robi. Smith
Liberator
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