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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
4
The item states authorized as second class mail under Post Office Department, Ottawa, with Graham F. Barker named as publisher.
About 600 residents in Melita vote for modernization with aims of running water to every home and improved health. The town pledges modern sewage facilities to prevent disease and eliminate garbage disposal issues, aligning Melita with progressive communities.
In the era of high union demands painters question pay for drying gaps between coats while plasterers face delays before finishing. The Printed Word notes rivers precipitation from April 1 to June 3 totaling 1.59 inches with frosts and cold weather slowing growth and only scattered showers.
The article tours Jasper Alberta noting its tourist influx and quirky government town rules including low taxes and mandatory sewage plans. It highlights Red Pass as a travel waypoint and praises local wildlife and scenery while naming E F Woodley as a notable local figure.
The Chatham News notes a broad move among employers to keep experienced staff amid reconversion concerns. They stress that long-serving workers bring steadiness and craft, and replacing faithful employees with youths fails to solve unemployment woes.
Melbourne city council votes 189000 for a car for the Lord Mayor with a proviso that it be tall enough for a top hat. Ratepayers estimate potential savings from structural design and body work if the mayor wore a collapsible opera hat.
A quotation from Isaiah 61 8 emphasizes love of judgment and hatred of robbery for burnt offerings. It asserts divine direction in truth and the promise of an everlasting covenant with the faithful.
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