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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
1
The piece voices that returning soldiers have rarely found true brotherhood and purpose. It notes many speak of mutual need and a clear destiny, promising a constructive path beyond mere employment.
Mrs. G. Samson served as delegate while Sire J Livesey and Mrs. E Wennell attended the Rebekah assembly of Manitoba in Winnipeg last week.
A readable fragment lists men and women with scattered dates in late March. Individuals include Reginald Luchuck, Thomas Westwood, Mrs C J Feater, Mrs A L McParlane, Petta Piece, Mrs Russel Madden, George Henry Roberts, Hugh Wood, Mrs E Westwood, Mrs A Tiltman, Brian J M Anderson. Locations Winnipeg Libau and Bradwardine appear in the terse notice.
John C. Ross Manitoba regional superintendent of rationing says a sixth ration book is being prepared for distribution. Six hundred local ration boards across Canada will start preparations for issuing ration book No 6 later in the summer.
A biblical verse proclaims the Messiah is anointed to preach to the meek bind up the broken hearted proclaim liberty to captives and open prisons to those bound, signaling a message of relief and freedom. The quotation emphasizes spiritual release and hope for the imprisoned and afflicted.
Mr and Mrs G Kervanki announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Estelle Gail to Ernest Peterson of Vancouver B C. The wedding took place at Christ Church Church of England on March 9 at 9 p m.
A call for personal responsibility prompts individuals to own blame and stand apart from blame-shifting. The text urges taking full accountability even when others fail to recognize the burden on shoulders, arguing this clarity will reveal who bears the fault.
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