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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

9

Town Council Meeting in Rivers Aug 7 Health officer appointed

The Rivers Town Council held a regular meeting on Monday evening August 7 with Mayor E E Grant presiding. Resolutions passed include paying $902.82 in accounts $25.63 to Dr Thomas for telephone charges selling Lot 1 Block 15 Plan 236 to Mrs Kate Lubsky for $50 and appointing Doctor Sedziak temporarily as Health Officer. The council adjourned.

Rivers Town Council E. E. Grant Kate Lubsky Sec Treas Sedziak Rivers

Blood Donor Clinic Attended by Local Volunteers in 1944

On Wednesday morning August 2 1944 Rivers Blood Donor Clinic received visitors under the direction of F/L G Riddell and staff including F/L Henwood AW1 Line Sgt Uhrich and many others. A violent early morning electric storm struck Henry Sepps barn three miles north of town igniting a fire but the family extinguished it quickly.

The Rivers Blood Donor Clinic F/L. W. G. Riddell Henry Sepp

Lee-Cpl Robi Davies Killed in Action in France

Lee-Cpl Robert Llewellyn Davies, son of Mr and Mrs G L Davies of Oakleigh near Rivers, was killed in action in France on July 21. Born and raised in Oakleigh he enlisted in 1942, trained in Winnipeg and B C, and went overseas in January 1943. He died on his 24th birthday, survived by his parents and three sisters.

G. L. Davies Ottawa Lee-Cpl Robert Llewellyn Davies France Lee-Cpl. Davies Oakleigh District Rivers Bob Winnipeg Prince Rupert Terrace B.C W. D. Blake Rapid City Shirley Ina

Birthday Greetings From The Gazette

The Gazette extends best wishes for birthdays to Mrs. R. M. Tucker August 11 Gerald Tucker 11th Mrs. R. B. Riddick 11th Pauline Hazel Beever 11th Richard Parker 12th Margaret Hanlon 12th Tommy Riddick 12th Jean Fenwick 12th Mrs. Jack Dyer 13th Mrs. Lee Forman 14th Torchy Tivy 16th Tom Nolan 16th Kirk Moore Greasley 16th.

the Gazette R. M. Tucker Gerald Tucker R. B. Riddick Pauline Hazel Beever Richard Parker Margaret Hanlon Tommy Riddick Jean Fenwick Jack Dyer Lee Forman Torchy Tivy Tom Nolan Kirk Moore Greasley

Capt J E Thompson Reported Killed in France

Capt John Emerson Thompson of Kenora and formerly Rivers is reported killed in action in France on July 25 after a prior report of a minor wound. He served as troop commander with the 4th Canadian Field Artillery since April and was born in Rivers in 1909, later educated at United College Winnipeg. He married Laura Crowley of Kenora and they had one son. he leaves his parents, a sister and a brother.

J. Emerson Thompson Jos. Thompson Kenora Rivers J. E. Thompson Second Avenue South John Emerson Thompson France Thompson 4Th Canadian Field Artillery Capt. Thompson Rivers, Man United College Winnipeg Canadian Pacific Railway Laura Crowley J.E. Thompson J. Paterson Donald

Ten Years Ago In The Gazette 1934 Highlights

Recap lists Miss Alice McFadden leaving for West China with a farewell service in United Church. Donald Mitchell wins four firsts and two thirds in Highland Games at Brandon with bagpipes. Misses Blanche and Addie Paddock travel to Winnipeg for bread baking events at Eaton's Rivers and Rapid City Masonic Lodges hold a joint picnic at John Shanks Pettapiece home. War is dominant topic. Town plans to raise 20000 dollars by by law for an electric light and power plant.

Alice McFadden West China The United Church Donald Mitchell Brandon Blanche Addie Paddock Winnipeg Eaton’s Rivers Rapid City Bro John Shanks

Churchill Says Britain Stands High in War Savings Campaign

Prime Minister Winston Churchill proclaims Britain’s resolve and honor in a Buy War Savings Stamps appeal. He states Britain seeks nothing from others, only to preserve what is theirs, while urging global respect and prudent patriotism.

Britain Commonwealth Winston Churchill

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