Rivers School Exam Results Published
The Department of Education releases Rivers School examination results. Grade VIII students include Chubak, Krahn, Lee, Lepp, Miller, Radcliffe, Setter, Solimka, Tivy, Wilkes, plus Grade IX passers Audet, Boyd, Chubak, Donagh, Karlenzig, McFadden, Reshaur, and Grade X passers Goodeve, Manchus, McMannis, Parsons, Hagen Reshaur, Wareham, and others. Supplementals include Walker and Wareham with Gen. Science IX and French X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass— Chubak
Mildred H. Krahn
George Lee
Joyce E. Lepp
Henry H. Miller
Kenneth A. Radcliffe
Dawn E. Setter
Alvin T. Solimka
Edward Tivy
William N. Wilkes
Thor
Pass— Audet
Hector E. Boyd
Harlaine I. Chubak
Joseph Donagh
Gordon W. Karlenzig
Marion R. McFadden
Donald J. Reshaur
George R
Pass— Goodeve
Florence M. Manchus
Edward D. McMannis
Beryl Parsons
Brock Hagen Reshaur
Audrey Y. Wareham
Alfreda I
Walker
Geo
Wareham
John T
Zion Church marks fifty years with Old-Timers service
Residents traveling from Brandon to Rivers know Zion Church, fifteen miles away. On Sunday July 19 at 3 30 p.m. an Old-Timers service will feature Rev. W R Donagh, student pastor in 1914 15. The first Zion Church began construction fifty years ago.
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Brandon
Rivers
Zion Church
W. R. Donagh
Zion
Board of Trade approves painted name on curling rink roof
At a Friday Board of Trade meeting a committee was formed to paint the name Rapid City in six foot block letters on the north roof of the curling rink to aid aviators. Rivers Flying School officials recently expressed appreciation for the suggestion.
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Board of Trade
Rapid City
The
Rivers Flying School
In Memoriam CRAMPAIN N Lenard Cram Pain Remembered
In loving memory of our dear son and brother N Lenard Cram Pain who passed away Sunday July 14 1940 We do not forget him we loved him too dearly For grief often swelleth where it seldom is seen Ever remembered by his mother brothers and sisters
Bob Tivy Sends His Congratulations
A Rivers boy letter to The Gazette congratulates the paper on thirty four years of service. He recalls twenty one years in Rivers and hopes for a fiftieth anniversary celebration with Editor Offen. He notes pride in Rivers as home and extends regards to the community amid new war taxes.
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Rivers
Mr. Offen
Gazette
the Gazette
Offen
Bob Tivy
Church Schedule Highlights Summer Pause in Canada Parishes
The Church of England in Canada lists morning and evening prayers at St Matthew Ancrum and St James Rivers with Sunday School and choir practice paused for the summer. Rev Guille presides on Roseville Trinity Sunday.
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Roseville
St. Matthew’s
Ancrum
St. James
Rivers
United Church Services Announced for July 19th
The United Church reports Sunday services at Rivers and Daly at the usual hour and Pettapiece services at 2 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. A Sunday School session is withdrawn for a few weeks and will reopen in late August. Lieut Chappel will tell a story at the evening service with the subject Man Wanted from Isaiah 32 2.
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Rivers and Daly
Pettapiece
Rivers
Fit
Lieut
Chappel
Isaiah
Cord of Thanks from the Couch Family
Mr and Mrs Russell Couch express heartfelt thanks to all who showed kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement in a concise family note published in the local column.
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Russell Couch
Tattle Tale Grey Or The Quisling Comedy Of The Line
A garbled verse rips at traitors and fair weather patriots. It condemns false friends of the flag and calls out rank hypocrisy among those who pretend loyalty while backing the coat and line. The speaker warns the yellow truth is surfacing as orders align with a grimy chorus.
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H. Beaker
Rivers Baseball leads batting averages in 1932 report
Ten Years Ago in Ganette recounts Rivers team stats with Chester Forman atop batting lists. Ruth McKenzie and Isabelle Sinclair head to Y Camp near Ninette for holiday. Rivers fair draws strong entries in horses and cattle with high turnout across classes. Charlie Okupaw calls a pow wow for fair day evening. Mrs. Franklin performs a solo at the Orange Service on Sunday.
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Chester Forman
Rivers
Charlie Okupaw
Mrs. Franklin
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette List Names
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Alf Langley on July 16 Maxwell White on the 17th Carts Rey Nash England L Wiegand Transcona on the 18th R G Sinclair on the 20th Jack Tivy on the 20th Jas Messel on the 21st Robt J McKenzie on the 21st Mrs Tom Lawrie on the 21st
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Alf
Langley
Maxwell White
Carts
Rey Nash
England
L. Wiegand
Transcona
R. G. Sinclair
Jack Tivy
Jas. Messel
Robt
J. McKenzie
Mrs
Tom Lawrie
DANCING In Frame's Community Hall Night Hawks Virden
In Frame's Community Hall on Wednesday July 22 the Night Hawks from Virden perform. Admission 35c.
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Night Hawks
Virden
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Free Press
Winnipeg Tribune
R. Biglow
Marshall-Wells House
Addison
R.C.A. Victor
Pers
Sgrave
Rivers School
Department of Education
Memoriam
Church of England
Canada
Guille
United Church
Rev. W. R. Denegh
E Ganette
Ruth McKenzie
Isabelle Sinclair
Y Camp
Ninette
Four Star Theatre
Irene Dunne
Montgomery
Preston Foster
June Clyde
Dick Foran
Universal
Ast
Armstrong, Kelowna
Penticton
Vernon
Apo
National
Gillette
Chanel
Lucien Lelong
G. M. Setter
Libby
Dyson
Ontario
J. W. Hanlon
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