Bradwardine School Reopens With New Teachers
Bradwardine School reopened on Tuesday August 29 with Mr A Richardson and Miss A Sedgwick as staff. Miss Alma Sedgwick returned Saturday from a six weeks vacation at the Pacific Coast. Several farmers completed threshing as hot weather persisted with ideal conditions and higher yields than expected. Mrs Barr spent the weekend with Mrs A Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradwardine School
A. Richardson
A. Sedgwick
Alma Sedgwick
Pacific Coast
States
Carnegie Miss Olive Nield Resumes Teaching Duties
Carnegie notes Miss Olive Nield returned Monday to Russell to resume her duties as teacher at Robinville School. Violet Nevill from Los Angeles visited the Thos Nevill family. Mrs K Shannon along with Edith and Kathleen returned to Winnipeg after holidays with Mr and Mrs G L Johnstone. Mr and Mrs J Marriott and Mrs H Curtis rode to Arden Friday and came back Sunday.
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Olive Nield
Russell
Robinville School
Violet Nevill
Los Angeles
Cal
Thos. Nevill
J. Marriott
H. Curtis
Arden
Irriday
War looming as war nears Canada warns kindness to newcomers
The Prime Minister warns war looms and Canada may be drawn in. The essay urges Canadians to protect newcomers from political tensions, to show decency, and to avoid actions that could embitter expatriates living in Canada. It calls for restraint to preserve harmony after the conflict.
Local School Van Contract Awarded After Tenders
Rivers School Board Transport Committee met on Saturday to award a school van route contract. Bidders included P Gibbings, H Russell, Thos Westwood, J Krahn, and J Greasley, with Russell chosen at 1.70 per day.
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Transportation Committee of Rivers School Board
J. Greasley
C. J. McFadden
J. Krahn
Douglas Robins
John Krahn
J. E. Greasley
Bruce Butler
Thos. Westwood
P. Gibbings
H. Russell
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association convention memories at Niagara Falls
Recap of the recent C W N A convention in Niagara Falls notes speakers praised for elevating weekly editors toward nation improving ideals. Rolls of attendees include Sam Dornan of Alameda Sask and discussion of Royal Train report. Labor Day events and local society notices follow with community visits, gatherings, and school reopens amid weather and crop reports.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Niagara Falls
Canada
Sam Dornan
Alameda
Sask
Convention Chamber
Congregational Social at St James Church Honors Riddick Family
The Parish Hall hosted a Congregational Social sponsored by the St James Church Choir. Aug. 23 featured ecards, gifts from Rev Arm strong to Mrs Riddick and family members Ruth Bob and George, and a Kolotyle orchestra dance session.
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St. James' Church
R. Riddick
Mr. Armstrong
Riddick
Ruth
Bob
George
Rivers and Lakes Diminished by Heat and Drought
The author laments shrinking water bodies along the Little Saskatchewan River after a long drought. They recall past, greener seasons and note crops now occupying spots once filled by water, expressing a sense of loss for the familiar river landscape.
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Saskatchewan
Bible Training for Young People Opens Fall Courses
The Winnipeg Bible Institute marks over a decade of service to Western Canada youth. The fall and winter courses begin in October with prairie based training for young men and women. Missionary leaders stress evangelization depends on trained Christian natives, including rural youth across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Winnipeg Bible Institute
Western Canada
Praines
Prairies
Canada
Winnipeg Bible Institute Graduates Near 470 Students
The Winnipeg Bible Institute has graduated about 470 men and women since its founding. Approximately 30 are serving as foreign missionaries, with many others doing Christian work in western Canada. Parents in prairie provinces can enroll youth for a Bible study and Christian education program at 103 Furby Street, Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Bile Institute
Foreign Missionary Service
Lost dog Spotty sought by Rev Armstrong
Strayed from rivers a black dog with white and tan markings bel tailed answers to Spotty. Please notify Rev. G. M. Armstrong if found.
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G. M. Armstrong
For Sale House Offered with Cash and Installment Terms
House listing offers asking price of 100 dollars with 50 dollars cash down and the balance at 10 dollars monthly with no interest. Apply to Cyril T Richardson at Bradwardine to inquire.
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Cyril T. Richardson
Bradwardine
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Mrs. Barr
Mrs. A. Hunter
Carnegie
W G. 1. Strange
Searle Grain Company, Ltd
Sam
C.W.N.A
Four Star Theatre
R. G. Sinclair
Pat Thomas
Bradwell, Sack
Mrs. Walker
Minitonas
Mrs
Chas. Nowe
Vera Isbell
Mrs. A. Johnson
Livers Curling Club
1.C.C. F
Elkhorn Orchestra
Constance Offen
Neepawa
Neepawa Collegiate Institute
J. A. Grummett
Nommia
Gerald
Portage la Prairie
Mrs. Grummett
Margaret
W. S. Stewart
Ontario
W. Combe
Bissett
Elmer Westwood
The
Lorne McCallum
Albert Wareham
Matt
Albert Jr
Winnipeg
Mr. Townley
Brookside Cemetery
Rivers Tennis Club
Kenton
Lottie Blandford
Eldeen Cumming
Betty McConachie
Messrs
J. J. Morrow
T. W. Offen
Pete Bellamy
Kenton Club
Kolotyle Orchestra
Swift
Wareham
McKenzie’s United Store News
United Store
Scripto
M.C.L
Beaver
Jean Gordon
Ogilvie’s
Lincoln Brand
Royal Household
Robin Hood
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Furby Street
Howard White
Colwell, Coleman, Kerr & McQuarrie Barristers, Solicitors, Ete
Brandon
MAN
Rivers
Second Avenue
Stewart & Son Agents
J.H.C
Sovereign Life Assurance CO
Coldwell, Coleman, Kerr & MelQuarey
Second Avenue Rivers
Taylor
J. C. Cousins
Fourth Avenue
7Th Street
Arto
Anguivan
Cher Waille
the Rivers Gazette
Iivers Manitoba
Thomas W. Offen
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