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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
1
During the holiday season many families and friends reunited across the district. Teachers, scholars, and students joined relatives from Winnipeg, Brandon, and other towns, with numerous visits in Rivers and surrounding areas. Local residents hosted guests from Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, including Winnipeg, Montreal, Portage la Prairie, and Sardis to enjoy Christmas and Yule tide gatherings.
Jn Town and Out W E McFadden of Flin Flon recently visited relatives in the district Miss Joyce K Lee of High Bluff spent the holiday in town with friends Mrs J R Hibberd of Port Arthur Ont was the recent guest of Dr L and Mrs Rubin Mr and Mrs W G Oakey left for the Pacific coast to reside Dallas King of Brandon spent new year's with grandparents Mr and Mrs S Stewart 749 Fifth avenue Jack Rubin of Winnipeg visited the home of his brother and sister in law Dr L and Mrs Rubin Mr and Mrs S S Johnstone and Brian of Winnipeg were visitors over the new year's week end with Mr and Mrs J W Hanlon Emil Hain is a patient in Brandon general hospital Edward T Manchul Fort William Ont visited his parents Mr and Mrs P Manchul 431 Third avenue during Christmas E M Lindsay entertained St James choir at her home with a lunch Lawrence Davisteller Royal Bank has been transferred to Port Arthur Ont.
A holiday season reunion highlighted by gatherings at the homes of Mr and Mrs Dc Airey and other Dyer relatives from Rivers, Daly, Ernfold and Belle Cote. Attendees included E Dyer, W T Dyer, R G Dyer and Alfred Dyer amid a festive period. Edmontonians were surprised by a roaming bull captured by a packing company. Belle Cote NS reports no winter inhabitants for the first time as residents moved away.
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