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A girl at a festive event wore a swimsuit and expressed joy as she passed by. The scene captures a carefree moment amid the celebration.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
3
A girl at a festive event wore a swimsuit and expressed joy as she passed by. The scene captures a carefree moment amid the celebration.
Welbourne and Musteelin Botvier with a smile pay off for two enterprising Australian women running an all-purpose service bureau. The bureau offers 101 services from booking theatre seats to arranging baby-sitters and guiding buyers to ships or hospitals. Patricia Brown and Robert Ashcroft credit wartime efficiency and their busy households for spotting the business need.
A Manitoba note recalls Mrs Philip Harvey harvesting the final strawberry of the season on November 11. The fully ripened berry stood alone in her strawberry patch, marking the end of harvest in Gardenton, Manitoba.
Farmers who patronized Saskatchewan pool elevators in 1948 49 will receive a substantial pat ronage dividend totaling 560 000 dollars to be divided among growers in proportion to their deliveries during the crop year 1948 49.
London university criminologist Dr H Mannheim says half baked truths and slogans shape today s view of juvenile crime. He urges scientific study and teamwork among psychologists psychiatrists sociologists statisticians and lawyers to improve understanding and prevention.
The national association of girls' and mixed clubs says British youth clubs shelter youths from snobbery. A club official notes昔 the shift from rough and refined groups to a single inclusive club. The change, gradual, has become clear in the last year.
Duane Nelson, a veteran Regina Tyro pilot who had soloed only two weeks earlier, faced an in flight emergency when a wheel separated. He managed to land safely on a single wheel without sustaining damage to the aircraft.
In Dentville Nova Scotia a pony auction through radio drew bidders and donors. A hospitalised girl had written she would bid $15 and the public contributed over $180 plus a riding suit harness and equipment to ensure she received the pony.
Alderman Archie Proctor plans to propose naming one of Vancouver’s new streets after Britain's infant prince Prince Charles. The move would honor the royal by dedicating a street in the city’s development.
RCMP constable Henry Norris drank whisky in court while giving evidence. He stated the bottle tasted very much like rye whisky and this prompted discussion of its contents. The article also notes the Great Salt Lake Utah is about six times saltier than the ocean and that its dense waters make sinking impossible.
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