School By Law Suspended In Tarbolton Stadward Districts
A Tarbolton and Stadwardine district delegation pressed Daly council on district consolidation at Tuesday's meeting. Some opposed consolidation in principle. Council paused bylaw 1145 until October ratepayer vote on consolidation. Clerk tasked Bradwardine school board to cost a three room school building.
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Tarbolton
Stadwardine
Daly Council
Bradwardine School Board
Arm Injured When Gun Discharged
A .22 pistol discharged last Saturday afternoon wounding Jack Wiens in the left arm. The bullet passed through and he was treated by Dr. G Wortzman.
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Jack Wiens
G. Wortzman
Brandy the cow escapes by floating to tank top
A pedigreed cow named Brandy fell into an eight foot water tank at Grinstead England. She would not cooperate with rescuers using ropes. Water was pumped into the tank and Brandy floated to the top.
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Brandy
Grinstead
England
Ottawa House Faces Multiple Committees Amid Farm Crisis
The Commons sees intense committee activity with five panels including defence expenditure agriculture and private members bills. The speaker notes clashes over meetings and recalls a clash between John Diefenbaker and James Gardiner over foot and mouth outbreak documents. Evidence suggests faulty handling of vesicular stomatitis signals deeper cattle industry trouble and price supports for beef pork cheese face strain as export markets falter.
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House of Commons
Saskatchewan
John Diefenbaker
James Gardiner
Gardiner
Agricultural Committee
Itis
Childs
Brandon
United Kingdom
United States
Ontario
Quebec
Record Wind Dust Frost Batter Manitoba Towns
A 55 mile an hour wind Sunday afternoon in Manitoba reduced visibility to one mile and created a wall of dust. Flying debris damaged homes and farm topsoil was lifted high into the air. A resident reported three inches of dirt on his house exterior. another gathered inches of silt in his kitchen. The front door blew open during a family absence as the storm continued into nearby districts. Cont. on page 6.
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Manitoba
East End
Curling authority Ken Watson speaks to Kiwanians
Ken Watson, renowned in curling circles, told Kiwanians that curling is more than a game or rule book. He argued the sport’s philosophy could resolve international issues and noted changes in rules over time. Born near Rivers in 1904, he now resides in Winnipeg, introduced by Jack Gilchrist.
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Ken Watson
Watson
Rivers
J. S. Watson
Minnedosa
Winnipeg
Jack Gilchrist
Mr. Watson
G. Wortzman
This
Bradwardine
Air Cadet Rally Here Saturday Week
An air cadet rally with five squadrons from Neepawa Swan River Rivers Strathclair and Brandon is expected to take place here on May 17.
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Neepawa
Swan River
Rivers
Strathclair
Brandon
Brandon Air School Forms CJATC Soccer League
Known as the Brandon football association a new league is formed at CJATC the teams Hil ton Shilo CJATC Branson Legion and Brandon South End. Official opening set for May 12 at 7 00 p m with CJATC meeting Brandon Legion. First home game May 16 features CJATC against Shilo. Local manager is FO J W Stants.
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Brandon Football Association
the Air School
Hilton, Shilo
CJATC
Branson Legion
Brandon South End
Brandon Legion
Shilo
Council Sets Electric Light at Corner of First and Ontario
Town councillors held a brief Friday session voting to ask the Manitoba power commission to install an electric street light at the corner of First Avenue and Ontario Street. They approved a local woman's old age pension application.
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Manitoba Power Commission
First Avenue
Ontario Street
Windfall Surprise For Mrs Gallagher After 1000 In Money Orders
Mrs Verna Gallagher found ten 100 dollar Canadian Pacific railway money orders in her mailbox on a Wednesday morning. She verified with a bank that the paper money was real and felt both woozy and happy. The sender's name was missing and she wonders about the source of the windfall.
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Verna Gallagher
Canadian Pacific Railway
Disturbance and License Penalties in Local Court
Last week a resident was fined $50 and costs for creating a disturbance in a case heard by Justice W. T. Dyer. Another citizen received a $1 fine plus costs for driving without a licence.
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W. T. Dyer
Peak Mount Norquay Named for Premier John Norquay
Mount Norquay near Banff rises 275 feet and was named for former Alberta premier John Norquay who climbed it in 1877.
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Norquay
Banff
Alberta
John Norquay
Long Distance Call Awakens Sleepy Resident
A 3:30 am call from Adelaide startled James Messell in Rivers as his son Harry reported pleasant weather and spoke of life in Australia. The piece notes operators checking lines and a general mood of unrest and currency concerns. An Irish immigrant, Harvey Boxwell, plans to move his family to Canada after taking a job at W. T. Dyer farm, seeking the land of plenty. James Frame quips about eating a peck of dirt in life.
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James Messelle
Australia
Messel
Adelaide’s University
Rivers
Harvey Boxwell
Ireland
Canada
Dublin
W. T. Dyer
Vacationists to begin annual treks to holiday paradises
Across Canada holiday paradises will open their doors to tourists from everywhere. Visitors can enjoy fishing golfing tennis boating and mountain adventures or swimming during hot days. Camp fires at night and weiner roasts with singsongs await holidaymakers.
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Canada
Weiner
Rural Daly residents face fire call charges
Residents of the rural municipality of Daly who benefit from Rivers' fire department will pay the costs. The rural corporation received a bill from the town fire department for services rendered. The municipal council resolved to collect from those who benefited and ordered notice in The Gazette.
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Daly
Rivers’ Fire Department
Gazette
Kiwanis Koncert Knockout Packs Rex Theatre Night
Rivers Kiwanis club presented its variety Koncert at the Rex theatre drawing a packed house with a witty MC Doug Lee Brandon and local talent including Reg Lang Bob Kerslake and Dorothy Brown. Candy treats boosted club funds while 1952 carnival queen Dorothy Brown received a gift as visiting artists joined members at a Ukrainian hall reception.
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Rivers Kiwanis Club
Rex Theatre
Paris
New York
Doug Lee
Brandon
Ivor Shenfield
Anely
Jimmy Jerrett
Bill Radcliff
Souris
Reg Lang
Bob Kerslake
Dorothy Brown
Dick Kendall
Mantel
F. Stewart
Candy
Brandon Cadets Visit Canadian Joint Air Training Centre
Brandon Cadets from Sqdn No 82 Royal Canadian Air Cadets visited the Canadian Joint Air Training Centre last Saturday with 29 members. In charge were Fit-Lt A Venables and FC Fraser. The group gave lectures toured safety equipment and viewed a Bell helicopter demonstration. Conductor P K Waterhouse served as Maison officer for the Brandon squadron.
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Royal Canadian Airforce Cadets
Brandon Collegiate
A. Venables
FC Fraser
Brandon
Bell
Telm
P. K. Waterhouse
Texarkana: A City Spanning Two States
Texarkana sits partly in Texas and partly in Arkansas, forming a unique twin-city area. The region shares governance, commerce, and cultural links across state lines, reflecting a long history of cross border cooperation and local identity.
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Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas
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