08 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
1
Mr and Treloar expressed their grief and appreciation as a dainty lunch pleased the ladies. An hour’s dance concluded a pleasant evening with community members in attendance.
Service broadcast of The Christian Science Mother Church in Boston will be radiocast from Station CKRC Winnipeg at 8 15 each Sunday morning.
First examinations in the current term were noted. Mrs W Vickery of Hameta visited town this week. Donald McFaddes, University of Manitoba scholar, was in town. Mrs George Florence of Winnipeg visited her father W Rutherford of Daly. Mrs S A Mills returned from General Hospital Winnipeg after treatments. Mike Kowalchuk moved his watchmaking shop to the former Moxley building. W M Harrison, tailor, to occupy former premises. CPO W E Parker RCNYR visited relatives Mr and Mrs B F Nana of Wheat Jand en route from Halitan to Vancouver. Sgt Henry Roberts, en route from Kameack Sask to Winnipeg, stopped Monday. On discharge, he plans to return to prewar work at Flin Flon north of City. The Junior Red Cross meeting was arranged by teacher Mise Dawa Rak.
About 25 persons gathered at the home of Mrs George Seater in the district for a pleasant afternoon. A musical contest and decorated treats followed by gifts and refreshments, with Miss Barbara Hunt visiting. Local families and friends visited Mr and Mrs Seater over the weekend and various relatives and guests from Oak River, Neepawa, and Flonisiting attended.
A note invites attendance at an old time dance sponsored by Friendship Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday March 19 in Rome. Plan to attend.
Slender Tablets effective for relief are sold at Gilehriat's Drug Store. A two weeks' supply costs 1 dollar, while a twelve weeks' supply is priced at 5 dollars.
A battered Miss Hunter's Hall hosts an annual seedtime concert with local talent led by Ed Dowland Orley McLaughlin Orlo Brown and Beanie Stamp among others. The crowd endures cold air and heatless rooms as the hall, an early Bradwardine landmark named for Albert Hunter, draws district residents for a winter gathering.
A fragment discusses Bradwardine and Hunters Stand from an outsider view. It hints at continuity and changes in a long familiar landscape, noting an old landmar and the idea of a steadfast presence despite shifts.
A farewell gathering honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Eyres was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank as longtime district residents depart. Attendees expressed regret. Mrs. John Marriott attended from Mrs. Frank. A tea and apron sale were held at Mrs. E. E. Chapman's home on Wednesday afternoon.
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