Registration Booths Busy Spots
Canada wide registration of all adults over sixteen was under way for three days. Rivers district registrants showed willingness to provide information, with queues early Monday morning. Registrars RT H White John Dyer Albert Wareham and Mrs J Hanson were aided by volunteers. Carry and retain the registration form.
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Rivers District
RT. H. White
John Dyer
Albert Wareham
J. Hanson
Oakleigh Red Cross unit plans October bazaar
The Oakleigh Red Cross ladies met at Mrs. W. H. McFarlin home on Wednesday afternoon with O Canada and God Save the King. Plans were announced for an October Red Cross Bazaar. A luncheon followed. Birth at Brandon General Hospital August 15 1940 to Mr and Mrs E C Smith a son. Kathleen and Audrey McFarlin visit grandparents in Brandon.
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Oakleigh
The
Red Cross
W. H. McFarlin
O Canada
God Save the King
Brandon
General Hospital
E. C. Smith
Kathleen and
Audrey McFarlin
Mrs
Local Notes and Obituaries From Rivers District
Congratulations go to John Baily on his 80th birthday August 19. Dorothy Harvey begins teaching duties at Gordon School near Franklin. Foster Baily and family visit John Baily’s parents Cromer weekend. J W Seater Henderson and Richard Baily weekend at Minnedosa and Clear Lake. W Cummings of Winnipeg visits Mrs O Harvey. George Seater visits Sandy Lake and Clear Lake. Mrs P Thompson of Oak River dies. she was secretary of the May Drama Festival. E M Finkleman will be at Alexandra Hotel August 23 from 1 to 4 p.m. for eye care.
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John Baily
Dorothy Harvey
Gordon School
Franklin
Foster Baily
Cromer
J. W. Seater
Henderson
Richard Baily
Minnedosa
Clear Lake
P. Thompson
Oak River
Rivers and District
E. M. Finkleman
Alexandra Hotel
Ten Years Ago Items Note Local Events and Elections
Ten years ago Olive Blandford of Rivers married Percy Herbert Pooles of Winnipeg on August 16. D. W. Beaubier led with a 2055 vote majority over T. A. Crerar in the federal election. J. J. Charron acted as station agent during Mr. Buggey’s holiday. Harry Hall bought a business at Spy Hill. A Presbyterian bazaar backed by local dignitaries supported by the Town Band was held. The Board of Trade moved toward incorporation as a town.
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Olive
Chas
Blandford, Rivers
Percy Herbert Pooles
Winnipeg
J. J. Charron
No Jobs for Unregistered Men
An order in council in the Canada Gazette prohibits hiring any person 16 or older who failed to register during national registration on August 19 to 21. Employers face a 200 dollar fine or three months imprisonment for employing an unregistered worker. Verification of registration becomes mandatory for all hires after the registration deadline.
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Canada
Canada Gazette
Order-In-Council
Births Warmau-At Rivers Baby Girl Born August 20 1940
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Matt Wareham at Rivers on Tuesday August 20 1940.
Church of England in Canada Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists church services across Wheatland Roseville St Matthews Ancrum and St James Rivers with Morning Prayer Bible study and evening prayer times. Rector Guille presides at Ith Sunday After Trinity with 9 00 a m services and 11 00 a m Roseville gathering.
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Church of England In
Canada
Trinity Wheatland
Roseville
St. Matthews
Ancrum
St. James
Rivers
This Freedom and Liberty at United Church Sermons
The United Church notes Sunday services on August 24 with topics This Freedom and Give me Liberty or give me Death. Speakers Daly at 10.45 a.m. Pettapiece at 3.00 p.m. Rivers at 7.30 p.m. The Presbytery of Brandon will meet in Rivers in September with a fuller announcement to follow.
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Presbytery of
Brandon
Rivers
Red Cross Notes Weekly Meeting and Casual Sock Drive
The Red Cross hosts its regular meeting in the Council Chambers on Tuesday afternoon with sewing and knitting of new supplies. Tickets for a quilt donation by Miss E Johnson are sold at Grunemetts store, and a 10 cent tea is served. England reports 100,000 pairs of socks made by Canadian women for naval needs, aligning with Canadian Red Cross policy to support all service branches.
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Red Cross
Council
Tueday
England
Women of
Canada
British Navy League
Routley
Rivers Softball Girls Play Exhibition at Clear Lake
The Rivers softball team played an exhibition game on Saturday at Clear Lake, drawing local fans and providing practice against visiting teams.
Canadian National Earnings Show Increase
The gross revenues of the all inclusive Canadian National Railways System for the week ending August 7 1940 were 84 164 981 as compared with 3 105 571 for the corresponding week of 1959 an increase of 1 058 810
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Canadian National Railways
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