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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
2
The annual meeting of Rover curling club will be held on Sunday, November 17, at 7 pm, in the curling rink. Members are asked to attend as officers will be planned for the coming season. Treasurer Norman Tivy to report.
Incomplete text recalls air warfare near Malta and cites a cave event linked to a prophet figure. The fragment mentions aircraft, a war era timeline, and scattered names, with uncertainty about exact events and locations.
The Women's Institute, at the request of the town council, schedules a police meeting at 5.04 pm on Wednesday November 22 in the Ukrainian hall. The aim is to organize a public board to take charge of the Ri cometers. Mrs EL Westwood presides, Mrs L Rubin secretary urge attendance.
Manttuina's clubs organized by the Department of Vericulture Extension Service offer social and educational programs for rural girls. They develop leadership and garment making, cookery, nutrition skills for two age groups, 10 to 14 and 15 to 20, under local instructors. Members elect officers, hold six meetings, welcome guest speakers, and participate in sewing coursework across three years with annual achievements, rallies, and a national judging path in Toronto. Parents' support is urged as part of home-based club work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gertzon of Winnipeg hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfe with Miss Ela Harper of Brandon visiting relatives. Week end guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Ambrick and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Findlay of Virden, plus Mr. and Mrs. William Murray of Newdale and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Seens. Emerson Wolfe visited Winnipeg on business. William Harvey on a holiday trip to eastern Canada and the United States. Mr. and Mrs. James Wedderburn visiting relatives in Winnipeg.
Local hunters report curious wildlife incidents in New Brunswick this fall. A Quispanlis driver dodged an 11 point, 250 pound buck that leaped onto his car hood, then severed its own throat on the undercarriage while struggling. Fredericton hunter G A Richards bagged two bears a deer an owl and several partridge in a single outing. In Fundy National Park deer trespass into protected zones and nibble flower beds drawing dour mutterings from park officials.
The International Joint Commission reports that generating electric power by harnessing the tides in Passamaquoddy Bay is feasible from an engineering standpoint. Engineers have long supported feasibility, but economic practicality awaits an extensive survey of total cost potential output and impact on Friday fisheries.
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