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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
3
The story notes spring equinox brings equal daylight and darkness and stirs renewed activity from seed catalogs to golf gear. A young man mutters to himself about the weather, joking lines about spring fever as birds return and nature awakens.
Readers who claim general remarks target them look ridiculous and expose themselves by reacting. The Gazette maintains a fund to aid any subscriber who wishes to discontinue reading. The paper aims to please the majority, not the few.
Readers question The Gazette article Little Men arguing the paper should present news not opinion. They challenge personal attacks and urge unsigned letters be signed, noting subscriber parents may disagree.
In an address to the Minnedosa Rotary Club, Mayor E. H. Clark says lack of water works and a sewage system have hindered town growth for thirty years. He states no postwar project could match a water and sewage system for prosperity and public health, per the Minnedosa Tribune.
The Rapid City Reporter notes that Ben Hamnett left a calling card at the unoccupied office on Saturday noon after paying his subscription. The card mentions his name in the composing stick, possibly his first type since leaving the Reporter staff to farm about fifty years ago.
World Day of Prayer service took place at Mrs Herbert Frank home. Roseville church service canceled due to road conditions. Mrs Herbert Watt and her infant son returned from Brandon last week. A shower for Mrs W Hay at Mrs Derenasky home with Marian Watts and others assisting. Arleigh Scott returned home to Brandon hospital. Mr and Mrs Leonard Frank hosted a bridge gathering, winners were Mrs George Johnstone and Charlea Nevill. A firm conscience is better than a stiff upper lip.
To Mr and Mrs R K Cochrane at Ottawa Ontario on March 14 1946 a twin birth occurred a stillborn girl and a live boy named Robert William was born in the same event noting the couple marshalled by local Oshawa Ottawa Gazette classifieds with concise notice
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