Rivers Ottawa Officer Will Command Army Component
Lieut. Col. W. B. Reynolds has been named officer commanding the Joint Air School Army Component at Rivers Manitoba. He recently completed a year at the staff college Camberley England and was previously army directing staff officer at the Royal Canadian air force staff college in Toronto.
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Ottawa
Minister of National Defence
W. B. Reynolds
Joint Air School
Army
Rivers
Man
Reynolds
Staff College
Camberely
England
Royal Canadian Air Force Staf College
Toronto
1St
Canadian Army
D.O.T. Employee Dies From Monoxide Poisoning
Thomas Davidson a 40 year old Department of Transport employee at Rivers airport was found dead in his garage Saturday night from monoxide poisoning. He had worked five years and lived with his wife and two children near the port. He belonged to Rivers Masonic Lodge and Mt Sinai Chapter. Funeral held Tuesday morning with Brockies of Brandon in charge.
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Thomas Davidson
Department of Transport
Rivers Airport
Mr. Davidson
Rivers Masonic Lodge
Mt. Sinai
Rivers
Daly
Carnegie
F. Caporn
Broadcast of morning service from Winnipeg First Church
The Morning service of the First Church of Christ Scientist Winnipeg will be radiocast over CKY on Sunday December 28.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winnipeg
CKY
Birthday wishes span December to January in Yorkton notice
A local birthday list records residents and dates from December 27 to January 8 across Yorkton Saskatchewan and nearby towns. Names include Mrs C Forman Eileen Foser J L Wedderburn J Keith Maitland and others, with locations Bradwardine Winnipeg Windsor Windsor Ont and Agassiz BC.
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Mrs. C. Forman
Eileen M. Foser
Yorkton
Sask
J. L. Wedderburn
Alexander
Kickapoo Juice Powers Rural Manitoba Electrification Wave
The newest group of farm homes around the Daly district southwest of Rivers received electricity from the Manitoba Power Commission, marking a rapid electrification of Bradwardine Carnegie and Penden nis areas. A farm wife bought an electric washing machine and stayed up all night testing it, while schools and old buildings in the area lit up for the first time.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Daly District
Rivers
Teaching Staff Salaries Upped At Rivers Consolidated School
The Rivers Consolidated school board approved a $100 annual raise for all teaching staff starting January 1, 1948. The increase, based on living costs and local comparables, will bring total salaries to about $10,000 as of January 1, secretary-treasurer R. G. Sinclair said.
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The
Rivers Consolidated School
D.c
R G.sinclair
Christmas Don'ts for a Safe Holiday
Christmas warnings urge care to prevent fires from overheated stoves faulty wiring and lit tree lights. Don’t leave the home unattended and ensure all electric lights are off before departing or sleeping. Wishing readers a pleasant and safe Christmas season.
Rivers school pupils begin Christmas vacation dates
Pupils at Rivers school start Christmas and New Year break on Monday December 22 and will resume Monday January 5. The dates were approved at the monthly meeting of the school trustees held last Wednesday.
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Rivers School
Christmas Concerts Highlight Rivers and District Week
Santa Claus visited a busy week of Christmas events in Rivers and district with multiple concerts, gift distributions, and large audiences. Toy, hardware and clothing sales surged, signaling a booming Christmas 1947. Legion and church gatherings accompanied dances and festive activities, ending with a New Year’s dance for invited guests.
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Santa Claus
Soldier Sentenced to Two Months in Brandon Jail
Private R. W. McCanna of the Joint Air School was convicted of assault causing actual bodily harm and sentenced Friday in Brandon to two months in jail. The blow to T. E. Wright, manager of the Alexandra hotel in Rivers, broke his nose in the hotel parlor. Counsel B. R. Coleman appeared for the accused.
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Pte. R. W. McCanna
Joint Air School
Brandon
T. E. Wright
Alexandra Hotel
Rivers
Wright
The Story of the Rural Municipality of Daly
Recruits from this district continue to serve with Joseph Warren and Ches ter Sargent overseas. Pte 5S. G. Newman dies of wounds in Belgium. The community hosts its first piano recital led by Henshaw pupils. A local trustees association forms with J. W. Seater as president. Archbishop of Rupert's Land conducts confirmation at Roseville and Rivers. A touring car is gifted to Rev H. B. Duckworth. May brings wardrobe and business changes to Rivers. Continued on Page 5.
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Pte
G. Newman
Wheatland District
Belgium
Daly
H. R. Henshaw
Helen Ferguson
Belle Stewart
Hazel Gould
Arlie Jonason
Mildred Wood
Ethel Leary
Violet Bowman
Fanny Varcoe
Leslie
Lorne Buggey
Carl Couch
Verne Gould
George Couch
Hammond
Stewart
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D.O.T
Brockie’s of
Broadcast Service
J. Keith Maitland
Bradwardine
Thomas Nolan
M. A. Blatchford
Selby Brown
J. Gilchrist
R. W. Dobson
Frank Walker
Percy Bird
J. Stewart
J. A. Grummell
S. A. Mills
Harold Coxen
Windsor
Ont
Henry Roberts
Flin Filion
J. A. Dyer
Agassiz
B.C
James Russell
James Stevenson
R. W. Sargent
Wellington, B.C
Pendennis
the Gazette
Santa
Canadian Legion
Four Star Theatre
Lothair
St. James’ Parish Hall
United Church
Frt
George Fee
Service Training School
B. R. Coleman
Joseph Warren
Chester Sargent
Charlie Irving
Bert Cann
M. R. Arlidge
J. A. McKenzie
T. R. Grieve
Charles Young
J. W. Seater
R. N. Dunsmore
J. T. Bowman
Roseville and
Ruperts Land
All
St. James’ Church
C. W. Angel
H. P. Barrett
Boards of Rivers and Pettapiece Presbyterian Churches
H. B. Duckworth
Duckworth
T. M. Ferguson
Ontario