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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
4
An Ontario notice lists subscription rates of 200 per year in advance for Rivere and adjacent communities. The address at 203-211 Main Street, Rivere, is noted with a contact at Suite G. F. Barker Martie Company appears in the advertisement.
A fragmentary reminiscence celebrates Charley Nowe a long time Rivers school figure. Students past and present recall his work in education and community life while caretaking and lighter moments with staff and visitors are noted.
In Granby Leader-Mail prose reflects on Canada as a great nation built by pioneers who endured long hours of strenuous labor. The piece emphasizes ambition, labor, and the enduring value of steadfast effort in shaping the country's character.
The piece muses on spring’s inevitable arrival, noting March signs like sunlit Sundays and melting snow. It describes rural youths tracking spring through sap flow, buds, and first blooms, with Easter on March 25 foreshadowing a speedy start to the new season. It closes with a civic note: Virden should progress rather than stand still.
A Gallup poll estimates 22 million Britons, about half the population, plan to visit the main London festival exhibition. A special entry-ticket scheme assists Canadians and other overseas visitors to avoid the crowds.
A collage of opinion snippets from Punch Newsweek and الأخبار on politics police and literature. Mentions the Stone of Scone Scotland Yard Titoist splits in Italy and arms raids plus observations from The New York Times Quebec Chronicle Telegraph and St. Catharines Standard.
The school orchestra presents its annual feast on Friday evening and a St Patrick’s day tea hosted by the United Church Women on Saturday. A bazaar and home cooking table accompany the tea and, at the Rex theatre, Curzon Call at Cactus Creek is shown Friday or Saturday. The Gazette drew a winner from paid subscribers.
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