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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
2
New York reports a surge in kitchen planning as housewives seek new gadgets and utilities, with manufacturers and dealers boosting cooperation on complete plans from efficiency to deluxe setups. Public response exceeds expectations and surveys show 65 percent of women plan kitchen alterations soon, while men stress upgrading worn equipment within a complete plan.
Ottawa July CP reports the health department family allowances division shows monthly payments near 20 million dollars as the annual figures level off. The release notes steady disbursements in the program and highlights ongoing support for families nationwide.
The report as of March 31 1946 records 3,019,211 registration forms received and 1,466,151 families receiving benefits. Average March allowance was 44.05 dollars per family and 5.99 dollars per child. Indian children in pay numbered 39.29. In Grafton North Dakota Jimmy Janousek aged seven died at home after illness. he weighed 235 pounds, with rapid growth noted by teachers.
In Johannesburg in July, most world military authorities approve the ERP system which will soon be tested on a more selective customer base. The evolving project aims to refine approaches amid diverse defense procurement expectations.
The Daly municipality discussed compensating horse owners for animals destroyed on veterinary orders. A growing population brought new officers, marriages, and social shifts. The piece portrays changing fashions, grooming, and bachelor life, ending with a man moving toward marriage after years of single living.
Fifty four former service members were welcomed home by the Bradwardine community in Hunter's hall. Each received engraved leather wallets with money while 65 plaques honored the served and families of the fallen. The event featured Orlo Brown's orchestra, speeches by Peter Livingstone and Reeve T H Seens, and a lunch with the national anthem to conclude. Mr and Mrs R Dobson had just returned from a trip to eastern Canada after attending a COF convention in Quebec.
The passage notes a married pair hosting parents and others, creating a crowded home with inevitable troubles yet seen as desirable in Daly community records. Contributors include Thomas Nevi and James Higginson, with municipal notes from Daly.
Six week old Dennis James Slugh Wood, son of Clifford and Mrs. Wood of Bradwardine, died at home after illness. Funeral held at grandparents James and Mrs. Alteman's residence, burial in Tatbelton cemetery.
Readers celebrate July birthdays including R. G. Sinclair and Jack Tivy on July 20, followed by Mrs. T. Lawrie of Winnipeg and Robert McKenzie on July 21. July 24 marks R. B. Riddick and July 25 honors Miss Janet Frame of Vancouver, Randolph Schmidt, Mrs. James Russell, Miss Constance Card of Winnipeg.
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