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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
2
Saadwardine news item notes Mr and Mrs T Innis spending holidays at Kenora Ontario. During Mr Innis absence, Mr Masters acts as station agent. Mrs C Currie and Ivan and Myrna of Sherridan visit at the home of the former sister, Mrs Wes Common.
Arriving home on 30 day convoy leave in the north Atlantic, Jack Hanlon joins his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hanlon. Pte. Max Ferguson returns from Camp Borden to harvest leave with his family. Winnipeg visitors, extended visits at Mayne and Domain homes, and holidays at Clear Lake are noted among several local households.
Winnipeg visitors Mr. and Mrs. A C Fewing stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thomson. Mrs. Rutherford returned to see her niece Mrs. Emerson Wolfe after trips to Gilbert Plains and Winnipegosis. Mrs. A Gallagher of Winnipeg guests Mrs. E Wolfe. July Ladies Aid meeting hosted by Mrs. T Hammond with seven visitors and 23 members. D Young and Misa B Young of Swift Current visiting relatives in the district. Mrs. S Cochrane of Griswold visited with her sons Bill and Sanford Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. D Lowe of Bradwardine visited J Thomson’s home.
A reflective piece argues that true national harmony arises when leaders abandon elevated postures and embrace boundless friendships. It emphasizes trust and cooperation as the safest framework for peaceful coexistence among nations.
The text claims a spiritual organization formed to unite the nation exempted a man from war service. It mentions human sacrifices and wicker baskets, alleged Cannibalism, and that Druids used spiritual binding. Pliny the Elder allegedly accused Druids of cannibalism in AD 77.
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