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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
A text from Lunenburg urges youths to study high ideals to combat postwar evils led by unscrupulous leaders. Vernon News notes much construction could wait until housing shortages eased. Government controls are deemed necessary to avoid muddling through.
A 1942 feature recalls Gosnell and a Japanese labor camp riot, then follows Ella Frye Canada’s No 1 trap perfor and her timber team. The narrative drift includes a dog that detects scents from individual homes, a Yukon like journey along the Continental Limited, and a cliffside view of Pyramid Falls. The piece closes with a dramatic bear skins display and a foreshadowed continuation.
Mr and Mrs R Dobson departed by car on Saturday to attend the Order of Foresters convention in Quebec City. They will stay at the Chateau Frontenac during the meetings and events surrounding the gathering.
The Carnegie Roseville church W A held a successful home cooking and fancy work sale in the Manitoba Power Commission building Brandon on June 8. Tea was served and proceeds totaled 80 dollars. Mrs John Marriott has returned home after wintering in Vancouver and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs G L Johnstone drove to Crystal City to visit Mrs A Smith. Cr Mitchell of Elkhorn arrived to take over duties at the local elevator replacing Alex Rennie.
In Tarbolton three guests of honor gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. John Wedderburn's home. Mrs. Lawrence Wedderburn, fresh from England, and Mrs. James Hammond joined the occasion hosted by Tarbolton Ladies Aid. Mrs. Alex Thomson read the address as Miss Lillian Thomson presented gifts.
The Summerside Journal notes that the old price of Sc for coffee may disappear in restaurants. With sugar and coffee costs flat, observers ask how prices could shift and what it means for diners.
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