Rivers Town Council Sets 1941 Monthly Meetings
Rivers Town Council held its first 1941 meeting January 7 at 10 a.m. with oaths administered and adjourned for a 7:20 p.m. resume. Mayor Grant presided as resolutions approved payables, by laws final readings, and committee appointments were announced. Rest Room hours to close for three months. regular meetings set for the first Monday of each month.
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Rivers Town Council
Rivers Town
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Bradwardine Local Notes and Weekend Events
Pte. Frank Richardson of the Lake Superior Rifles left for the east after a holiday with his brother Ab Richardson. The curlers sponsored a Red Cross dance in Hunter's Hall on Friday. Frances and Fraser McLenehan of Lenore visited the Richardsons for the weekend. Geo Ferguson attends the Manitoba School Trustees Convention in Winnipeg. Residents traveled to Brandon at the weekend using the special rate. Mrs. Geo Ferguson hosted a euchre party with Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Geo Titmus among the winners. SiG p coverrsined at as youday evening in honor of his brother Frank.
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Frank Richardson
Lake Superior Rifles
Ab. Richardson
Frank
Bradwardine
Curlers
Red Cross
Hunter’s Hall
Frances
Mr. Fraser McLenehan
Lenore
Mrs. A. Richardson
Geo. Ferguson
Winnipeg
Manitoba School Trustees Convention
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Tax instalment mail instructions clarified for divisions
The notice explains that payments should be sent by ordinary letter with the payer’s name and address and clearly indicate the split between Provincial and Dominion Tax payments. It emphasizes accurate allocation and outlines the method for remittance.
Ten Years Ago In 1931 Bishop Presided At St James Meeting
The Bishop of Brandon presided over St James Church annual meeting. Excelsior Lodge L C B A sponsors a February musical festival. The W I received a set of library books for circulation. The rink team of Joe Thompson Roswell Moxley Bob Maw and Steve Mills competed at Hamiota Bonspiel winning eleven of twelve games. R G Sinclair elected president of United Church U P S. Rivers sees a property boom with high prices. The Gazette challenged Town Council over fire fighting apparatus.
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Brandon
St. James’ Church
Joe Thompson
Roswell Moxley
Bob Maw
Steve Mills
Home on leave for serving Winnipeg-area personnel
Geoffrey Frank of the Winnipeg Rifles stationed at an Eastern Canada camp is home on leave. Lisle Robinson and Fred Oman of the same regiment are also on leave. John Nevill of the RCAF is at Regina for training. Margaret Bromley visits her sister in Winnipeg. Gladys Eyres stays with friends in Brandon.
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Geoffrey Frank
Winnipeg Rifles
Canada
Lisle Robinson
Fred Oman
John Nevill
R.C.A.F
Regina
Sask
Margaret Bromley
Mrs
Jim Williams
Winnipeg
Britain the Free: A Bastion Against Storms and War
A compact tribute to Britain as a steadfast fortress of liberty. The text extols the nation as a citadel where resilience holds firm against fierce winds and waves, resisting destruction and remaining unbowed despite assaults and tempests.
Westward Boys of Canada Poem Amid World War II Pride
A British wartime poem extols Britain as a bulwark against hate and honors Canadian forces stationed in England. It lauds sacrifice, courage, and the hope of veterans returning to Canada while urging prayers for their safe arrival and victory for King and Queen.
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Alf. Allen
Rivers
Sir E. S. Miller
England
Canada
One Million Dollars Per Day Drive Empire Purchases
A call to Canadians to boost Empire goods purchases to fund the war effort. If 2 million Canadians spend 50 cents more daily on Empire goods, Britain and Dominions receive about 1 million dollars daily, over 25 million monthly, and over 300 million yearly, aiding war supplies and boosting Canada’s economy. The piece frames this as a plain duty to support the Empire and Canada.
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Canada
Great Britain
Dominions
Reference Page Note Keeps Income Tips Static
A brief note appears advising readers to retain the page for future reference. It hints at guidance on sharpening income strategies and avoiding changes that might reduce future earnings potential. The item remains a compact reminder rather than an actionable plan.
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Wm. Rea
R. G. Sinclair
Fire & Light
Albert Wareham
D. W. Anderson
W. G. Wilkes
W. T. Dyer
Beach
National Defence
Mar Bar
Dominion OF Canada Income Tax Division
Department OF National Revenue
Colin Gibson
Nation Revenue
C. Fraser Elliott
the Gazette
Excelsior Lodge, L.C.B.A
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United Church U.P.S
Town Council
Carnegie
Gladys Eyres
Britain
Will
Sir Charles G. D. Roberts
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