Winnipeg Visitor Dates With Local Relatives
Local and personal note: T. Lausie of Winnipeg visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Clef. Mrs. B. Twigge and Maybelle depart for Maryfield on Wednesday for a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Twigge.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
3
Local and personal note: T. Lausie of Winnipeg visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Clef. Mrs. B. Twigge and Maybelle depart for Maryfield on Wednesday for a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Twigge.
Pruning should occur in June when hedges and shrubs grow fastest. Clip to encourage dense growth from lower shoots, with slight trimming after mid July. Avoid pruning in autumn due to poor healing. Do not trim flowering shrubs until blooms fade. Remove dead wood in spring and shape after blossom season. avoid trimming after July 15 to protect next year's buds.
Lest one hundred dollar victory bond seventh issue in Rivers. Anyone finding some please notify Gasette office. Reward ten dollars. Parabred White Yorkshires ten dollars each papers extra. Apply Ed Ratz phone 714 Rivers. Three-room house in Rivers well built insulated electric lights. Apply W B Chalkman phone 88 or call at MacArthur's Bus one block North and one half block East of post office.
Help wanted for Rawleigh's route around Rivers. Hustler with drive can start quickly. Route skills helpful but not required. Write at once to Rawleigh's Dept WG 266 102 F Winnipeg.
Annou ments W A of St Matthew s Church Ancrum will hold a bazaar and supper on Sat June 16. Sale of home work and novelties. A Supper will be served from 5 30 p.m. Admission to supper 35 cents and 20 cents.
Miss Gladys Joynt of Brandon spent the week end at Mr and Mrs William Comn s home. Visitors included E H Dowland and R A Shuttleworth. Inez Bridgeman of Oak River visited her parents in Field Day events were a huge success with winners to be announced next week. Peggy Neilson of Brandon visits grandparents Mr and Mrs R Shuttleworth. Grimley of Griswold visited Mr and Mrs W Graham Sr. St Matthews W A to hold a bazaar and supper on June 16 supper at 5 30 pm see announcement. Harold Beamish of Shoal Lake and relatives in town attended the Morton English wedding on Saturday. A Couch returned to Wheatland after visiting his daughter Mrs Gordon Draper. Curlers dance drew a large crowd Friday night at Hunter s hall. Mrs D Joynt of Brandon spent a week visiting sisters Mrs Wes and Mrs Will Common. Edmund Seater of Lothair addressed Murray Common. Mrs A Innes returned home after visiting her mother in Brandon. Cpl Wes Common Louris spent a leave at his home. Mrs H Brown Ruse and son Ray of Toronto visited last week with Mr and Mrs D Ruse. Marion Common of Winnipeg Tribune staff and Helen Common of Wheatland spent the weekend with their mother Mrs W Common.
Canadian Press reports Brandon constituency votes tallied with J Le Matthews MP receiving 6383, Alex M Brown 4526, F H Young 5278, and A E Smith 61. The figures indicate Matthews led the contest amid ongoing vote counting.
Ruth Noreen Stuart daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Stuart formerly of Rivers married John Arthur MacNaughton of East Kildonan at St Georges Anglican church Transcona officiated by Rev G Conlan. Bridesmaid Cpl Mary McBride of Brandon wore pink sheer. groom attended by his brother PO Bert MacNaughton. Ushers included Joseph Stuart and PO J Miller. Reception at The Homestead on Broadway Ave about 65 guests. They will reside in West Kildonan.
Mr. Draper of Lenore has come back to his residence following a trip to see his daughter in law Mrs. Gordon Draper.
The article notes Billy Bishop, the greatest living Allied air ace, who scored 72 wins in World War I, has resigned as Air Marshal in the RCAF to pursue other duties. It also mentions Rivers swimming starting, George Walker breaking a hit, and repatriates greeted by Rivers ladies with fruit and hospitality.
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