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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
3
A historical notice states subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year to be paid in advance under authorization as second class mail by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
In town, gardening begins and several bird species reappear. Food scarcity drives meat eaters like crows and hawks to linger near town borders where residents keep poultry. Visitors show little fear as they fly low over buildings.
A district editorial urges directing energetic youths to constructive work to prevent property damage. It argues against letting small groups roam, notes mischief and vandalism, and proposes mobilizing teens to clean streets and yards. Parents would avoid damage bills if youths stay engaged.
Two weeks of warm, dry air have transformed the province section from drab gray to bright green as grass and trees bud and wildflowers bloom. Seeding is largely complete or nearing completion while highways see heavy traffic and side roads dry quickly. Strong late winds help dry moist spots though many sloughs remain.
A concise birthday roster lists individuals and dates from May to mid month. Names include E. O. Dyer Mrs Fred Taylor Shirley Baily Fernald Dyer Robert Bradt Tom Richardson Mrs F Karlenzig Betty Hanlon Nan Livingstone Dennis Noel Greasley Frederick Howard Oakley Edmonton Mrs H E Beamish Haney Mrs H D Jenner W G Thomas Mrs C Airey Cecil White Mrs James Frame Mrs A Sutherland A L McFarlane Jean Post Diane Beverley Combe with Bradwardine and Bissett locations noted.
In a transformative moment Ananias finds Saul and lays hands upon him saying the Lord Jesus who appeared to thee on the road has sent me that thou mightest receive thy sight and be filled with the Holy Ghost.
For Sale items include a 12 by 14 caboose suitable for a trailer and other out buildings near Wheatland school. Also report of Leather Goods theft worth over $1,000 with suitcases and bags stolen. police suspect a stolen truck used to transport loot. Kenora search party finds Wilfred Steep missing for 15 days.
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