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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
3
Hospitals are crowded and the shortage worsens with increased admissions. The government plans a significant reform to address unfairness and improve access. Public officials must ensure the plan meets expectations and delivers timely results for patients and staff alike.
A cryptic OCR fragment shows bids linked to a project with costs around 4565 and references to a government body. The readable portions suggest tender processes, contractor names, and a location possibly mentioning Allasta, with insufficient clarity on scope or outcome.
Teambers wanted by Moline School District No. 543 for the purchase of the old school building size 22 and by 3 feet 14 inches grade insulated lean-to 8 by 22 feet also small coal shed Tender by June 4 1948 with 10 percent deposit Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Successful bidder may take possession by July 1 1948
Parents of children who will be six before year end are asked to submit a letter of application and birth certificate to the undersigned by June 1, 1948. The board will use the information to make necessary arrangements. R. G. Sinclair, Sec. Treas.
A notice seeks a small secondhand ice box in good condition. Apply to Mrs A L Clark at the Jewelry Store. References to neighborhood address 27.
For sale combination door complete with gins and screen new no two inside doors in good shape size 2ft 5in by 6ft 5in phone 12 Rivers 27.
Cmdr. A. H. G. Storrs aged 41 with the DSC and bar is appointed director of naval plans and operations at naval service headquarters in Ottawa. He has served as deputy director of naval plans at headquarters since April 1946.
The CCF plans to field candidates against Communist members in Toronto Bellwoods and Toronto St. Andrew while pursuing CCP policy against Reds. It suggests aiding liberal or progressive-conservative rivals to defeat Messia A. A. MacLeod and J. B. Salsberg, but argues it cannot be blamed for opposing communists in strongholds.
The New York Times reports the senate sent the Rivers bill repealing margarine tax to the senate finance committee, signaling a quick floor vote. A favorable committee could hasten passage, avoiding dairy lobbying in the agriculture panel. The Almonte Gazette notes a hypothetical 30 day gallery sit position could induce breakdowns amid weary MPs.
Edmonton Canada report notes W G Ferguson retiring after 29 years as a street car motorman. He cites motorists who pull from curbs without looking and those who turn without signaling as major dangers to operators.
The Montreal Gazette notes Ottawa's Resources department celebrates 7500 European immigrants as prospective citizens in the last year, but the piece frames the figure as a dismal success at limiting immigration, reflecting humanitarian and self-interest concerns.
Guelph Ontario J S Richmond scored a 29 in cribbage at his daughter's home in town. He held three fives and the jack of diamonds when the cut produced the five of diamonds. The Canadian Legion club also reported a 29 hand recently, its first in 12 years.
The Toronto police commission rescinded the dismissal of Inspector George Crawford and lifted his indefinite suspension after a misconduct report. It also suspended Detective-Sergeant Frank Craddock without pay until October, making pension eligibility possible if he retires then or if the dismissal proceeds.
At the annual meeting held April 28 in Winnipeg John T Boyd was re elected president of Shea s Winnipeg Brewery Limited. Boyd reported another year of successful operations and directors re elected include Arthur Sullivan K C David A King Keith Kelsey CA and Frank Schlingerman.
The Ontario farmer sustains wealth by growing grain roots and grasses and by raising livestock for home dairy cheese or butter factories and city markets. He converts crops into beef pork poultry and dairy products, earning cash while maintaining soil productivity and long term prosperity.
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