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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
6
Residents flocked to the riveryes to enjoy the first dip of the season on May 25 as heat drove people to the water. Fishermen cast lines near Use dam while others lounged at Point feta Vie irayee brbiste searching for shade and a cool breeze.
A disturber of the peace was taken to lockup by Constable CL Calcraft and allowed to court after paying 20 dollars and costs. A Killarney man ran a stop sign and the officer collected 1 dollar plus costs after the justice of the peace W T Dyer presided. A driver avoided a collision in Edeo, a spectator noted, and the accused warned Rivers isn’t Eden. Driving without headlights cost 1 dollar plus costs, while a Second avenue speeder faced 10 dollars in fines and costs.
A car owned by Alex Gerard struck the side of a storefront near Sloienete Street, loosening bricks as it stopped. The auto driver sustained minor injuries while a passenger, Mrs. Generore, endured a severe shake up. Spectators heard the crash and saw the car and building jolt.
The anti-Th x ray clinic, operating in Duly and Rivers this week, will be here for the last time today. The free service invites community residents to attend, with a white van from the anti tuberculos is board of the province on site from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
In Edmonton Vasilia Dmitrov celebrated his 100th birthday by buying himself a pair of new shoes marking a simple personal milestone.
A fragmented reminiscence from Rivers Manitoba about a back home weekend during Victoria Day. The piece notes long-time residents, family changes, and local newspaper quirks. It mentions Mr. Meffin and Mrs. Livin taking posts with the Canada Railway News, and lists school year notes including June 27 dismissal before Labor Day.
Red Cross blood donors clinic will visit the Canadian Joint Air Training Centre on June 9 to receive blood donations from service personnel. Airport officials say the organization has previously visited the field and received excellent donor support.
Manitoba schools will close Monday June 9 in observance of the Queen's Birthday proclamation. Word from Ottawa confirms June 9 as the official day to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II birth, announced by Hon. W. C. Miller provincial minister of education.
River cadets from Rivers Bradwardine Harding and Kent gather at the airport next Wednesday at 7 00 pm for an inspection. Group Captain H G M Col pitts will review the ceremonial drill with about 59 youths under W J Stewart of Rivers in command. An entertainment program will follow.
Tendayloads of machinery for the new canning factory at Morden were either being unloaded or expected to arrive, according to The Times.
The Rirk Board closes its season amid a tidy total, with notable contributions from the fathers’ crime club members and the votives. Expenses reflect a large outlay for the lighting of the arcing vost, followed by room provisions and staff salaries.
A recent stretch of heat and drought eased Friday as a deluge hit the district for several hours. Farmers welcomed the steady rain on Monday, while holiday traffic to Clear Lake spoiled by crowds. Tuesday brought snow, sleet, and a cool wind, followed by ice on Wednesday morning with possible damage to fruit crops in the berry stage.
Police advocate more traffic signs after near collision at Brunswick and First. Constable C Calcraft notes 15 signs exist but faster drivers still risk interections. Speeding within town limits will not be condoned as signs are expanded.
The province reports 1000 tourist inquiries daily, a 10 percent rise in the first four months of 1952, with USA vehicle entries up 41 percent over 1951. The industry department says a record year is likely as inquiries reach a thousand a day.
Air cadet rally, postponed earlier, will occur this Saturday at the local airport with squadrons from across the province expected to attend. Travel restrictions may require visitors to arrive by bus or other transport.
The chamber of commerce sponsored a beautification program in Riversa with three judges named Monday to view premises. Residents improved properties with trees, fencing, painting, and stucco while some declined. Two judging classes include best appearance and most improvement. Final decisions rest with ad judges. winners will be photographed.
Northern Alberta railways finished a new 1200 foot trestle bridge built with 865000 board feet of timber.
Sitka Alaska began as Archangel a Russo American trading post established in 1799 and later became the capital of Alaska Territory until 1906. Its permanent settlement dates to 1804 reflecting its long history under Russian and American governance.
In the House of Commons a crowded sightseers elevator to the Peace Tower jammed with 13 visitors and one operator, four hours of panic ensued before workers freed it. Overloading caused the incident as the lift held nine. Parliament Hill blooms and tulip displays drew camera fans as Canadians urged wider access to the capital. The prime minister announced a plan to establish a Canadian National Library, prompting cheers and praise from all sides.
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