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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
3
A reflective maxim on self interest and social harmony. It notes that self centered men lose favor with others and that criticism alone is useless without a remedy. The statement champions constructive action over mere fault finding.
Rivers Consolidated School District trustees last Wednesday awarded three driving school van contracts. J. A. Treloar won route No. two for 3.50 dollars per day, John Taylor route No. four for 3.30 dollars, and R. Madden route No. six for 3.00 dollars. Bids for routes one, three, and five are being sought in the current advertisement.
A fragmented list shows December birthdays for Harvey Forman Overseas, Howard White, Mra. M. R. Berkey, Viscount Sask, June Trent Brandon, Mra. C. Forman, James L. Wedderburn RR1, and Alexander.
A column by Davoren from Rivers School describes weekly activities. Students praise singing, skating, and hockey while noting the cadets plan weekly wrestling and boxing. The orchestra is led by Billy Radclife and morning music runs from 9:30 to 10 before Christmas.
Instructions for home wreath making using hazel switches moss and wire alternatives. Covers using wire frames, coat hangers, and moss bases with holly evergreen greens like holly spruce and cedar. Provides step by step methods for assembling wreaths of various diameters.
A historic account describes shepherds pie as a wholesome single dish that originated with Balkan shepherds. It details layering rice, lamb, onion, tomatoes, peppers, and broth, then baking. notes that modern cooks can use frying pans and canned tomatoes. The recipe yields four servings from leftovers.
A display of stiffened crochet work was presented to Mrs. Vi Cole by members of Alex Whyte's school orchestra. The event occurred Tuesday evening in the United Church annex with Billy Fadcliffe reading the accompanying address and Dorothy Taylor presenting the gift.
The fragment contemplates how personal choice affects marriage and actions during turmoil. It contrasts rejoining private life with addressing broader societal harms. It questions selfishness in democracy and its impact on communal years.
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