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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
3
The piece argues that in wartime disruptions, strikes hurt millions including pensioners and disabled veterans. It says labor should seek gains without strikes, as shortages and higher prices fall on consumers. It warns that peaceful unions must face the trained men who did not shirk during life or death, namely the armed forces.
Mrs W Macdonald and her son Kent from Roland visit her parents Mr and Mrs J M Wedderburn. Mr and Mrs W Murray with Gordon and Clayton of Newdale called on Mr and Mrs T H Seens. Mrs L Seens and Sharon visited Langley family at Harding last week. Don’t forget the State Fair showings Saturday and Monday at the Community.
John E. Ted Shanks of Winnipeg, a member of the Winnipeg Rifles, recently completed service in Holland and Germany and left for home last week after visiting his grandfather John Shanks and other relatives in the district.
Carnegie records show Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton of Kenora Ontario visiting over several days with the latter's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nevill, reflecting a extended family gathering last week.
The note thanks Gordon Seaborn Ted Bowman Marie Stratford Islay McMannus and others for their generosity and support. It acknowledges people who spend themselves freely are seldom hard up and extends gratitude for kind actions.
Samuel Solimka a longtime Rivers resident died in Winnipeg Saturday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Winnipeg Tuesday morning. He is survived by his widow and a son Edward.
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