Marriage Solemnized at CIATC Chapel in Carnegie
Elizabeth Ann Frank, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Frank, Carnegie, wed Cpl Elmer Norman Schafer, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Edward Schafer, Three Hills Alta, at CIATC Protestant chapel. Rev W G Chapman officiated. Bride wore a strapless white nylon net gown with brocaded watin bolero, fingertip veil hand embroidered by Miss Elizabeth Bromiley. She carried a cascade bouquet of red sweetheart roses. Attendant was her sister, Miss …
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CIATC
Elizabeth Ann
W. H.frank
Carnegie
Cpl
Elmer Norman Schafer
Edward Schafer
Three Hills
Alta
W. G. Chapman
Elizabeth Bromiley
North
Wales
Wedding Bell Tones At Rivers In Manitoba Ceremony
Muriel and Cpl Keith Gagnon wore RCAF uniforms as did ushers Luc Allan Larson and ACI John Schwarz. Music by Mrs. W. G. Chapman and Miss Kathleen Frank set the mood before vows, with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. A three tier cake with sweetpeas crowned the table, and toasts followed by Mr. Chapman and the groom. Afterward Cpl Schafer heads to Luffenham England. Mrs Schafer soon to join. Various local visits and travels noted. Church activities report Sunday school restart at St James after summer recess. E R Jahrig of Lethbridge departs after two weeks with the Bellamys. The Ford Richardson party from Port Arthur toured the district. E G D Freeman of United College Winnipeg will preach Oct 18 at Rivers United Church. WA fowl supper to accompany anniversary observance.
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E. G. D. Freeman
United College
Winnipeg
Rivers United Church
Theatre Passes at Gazette Office Good for Rex Theatre
The Gazette office offers theatre passes to the Rex theatre for any performance in the coming week. One pass per resident from Rivers and Daly municipalities, chosen from this year’s electors list. Gerald Grummett of Rivers and W. J. Sibbard of Alexander must call by 6:00 p.m. Saturday to collect.
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Rex Theatre
Rivers
Daly
Gazette
Gerald Grummett
W. J. Sibbard
Alexander
Rex
Rebekahs Attend Church Service Here
Friendship Rebekah lodge Rivers paid tribute to a departed sister at St James Angllican church service Sunday evening. A hall parade led to the service where Sydn Ldr Rev B G Stibbards was guest speaker. Choir sang Gently Lord O gently lead us as Mrs J H Cluff received a veterans jewel from Mrs W G Thomas after the meeting.
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Rebekahs
Friendship Rebekah Lodge
Rivers
St. James
Sydn.Ldr
B. G. Stibbards
CIATC
Quest
J. H. Cluff
W. G. Thomas
Hospital campaign reaches near goal with $2.9 million raised
Winnipeg reports $2,900,000 collected toward a $3,000,000 objective for a joint hospital building fund. The drive continues as organizers push for the remaining 100,000 to complete the target.
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Winnipeg
Joint Hospital Building Fund
Sewing machine demo at Ukrainian hall by Miss Lamont
Rivers W I sponsors a sewing machine attachment demonstration in the Ukrainian hall Tuesday Sept 22 at 8 30 p m Miss Helen Lamont of Singer Sewing Machine Co Brandon will conduct the demonstration All welcome Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion previews Poppy Day tea Saturday Nov 7 For sale 1933 Ford Convertible with rebuilt 1938 engine excellent condition three tires $175 or best offer See it at 50 T D or phone 687 Rivers Camp
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Rivers W.I
Ukrainian Hall
Helen Lamont
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Brandon
Ladies' Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
FORD
T.D
Rivers Camp
Rural Manitoba seeks funds for new children's hospital
A fundraising drive in rural Manitoba aims to raise 7.5 million dollars from public, corporate, and government sources to finance a new 256 bed children hospital and major additions to the general hospital. Officials target completion by early October.
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Manitoba
General Hospital
School Students Will Make Canvas for H S Membership
School students will make a house to house canvas for new members for the home and school association. The plan was adopted at a Tuesday meeting where membership need was stressed. A social hour with bingo followed, and lunch was served.
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Home and School Association
Woodstock calling Woodstocks to restore bells
The English town of Woodstock, eight miles from Oxford, invites Woodstocks worldwide to help restore bells in its ancient church tower. The first three to reply were Woodstocks in Ontario Canada, Connecticut United States, and Tasmania Australia, among the largest, oldest, and one of the smallest communities.
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Woodstock
Oxford University
England
Ontario
Connecticut
Tasmania
Weekend visits and notices from Manitoba and Calgary
Bradwardine Mr and Mrs Gordon Cook Winnipeg spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs G S Seater. Miss Alice Bridgeman is taking an office position in Brandon. Her sister Mildred is also employed there. Art Milroy relief CPR station agent at Souris spent the weekend here with his parents. Annual thanksgiving service at St Matthew's church Ancrum will be held on Sept 27. Miss Ann Klywak Calgary and Miss Phyllis Klaywak Snow Lake visiting their parents. Members of the United Church ladies aid eat at the home of Mrs J Houston Misses Jessie Veiteh RN and
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Gordon Cook
Winnipeg
G. S. Seater
Alice Bridgeman
Brandon
Mildred
Art Milroy
CPR
Souris
Mrs. J. Milroy
St. Matthew's Church
Ancrum
Ann Klywak
Calgary
Phyllis Klaywak
Snow Lake
Mrs. N. Klywak
Wood Couple Welcome Son at Bradwardine Hospital
At Hamiota hospital on August 21 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Wood of Bradwardine. The birth adds a new member to the Wood family and local community watchers note the family’s joy.
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Wood
Hamiota Hospital
Robert Wood, Bradwardine
Visitor from Brandon With Velte Family In Clanwilliam
Olive Creaser from Brandon traveled here with her parents Mr and Mrs W Velte. They will spend the remainder of their holidays with Miss Creaser's parents in Clanwilliam.
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Olive Creaser
Brandon
Mrs. W. Velte
Miss Creaser
Clanwilliam
Mrs Emerson Wolfe Hosts Indoor Orange Lodge Event
Mrs Emerson Wolfe entertained 20 Crystal chapter Orange Lodge members at her Brandon home after weather forced an indoor picnic. The Rev and Mrs Armis tead returned from holidays in eastern Canada and the United States to resume work at the United church here.
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Emerson Wolfe
Crystal Chapter
Orange Lodge
Brandon
Mrs. Armistead
Canada
United States
United Church
Nomination Day on Tuesday October 13
Nomination Day on Tuesday October 13 figures to shape local affairs in coming weeks with municipal matters occupying an important place in the agenda. The notice signals upcoming elections and civic items likely to dominate council discussions and public notices.
Nomination Day Set for Daix and Rivers Elections
Nomination day approaches with Daix nominating a teeve and three councillors across wards one four and six while Rivers selects a mayor and three councillors. Rivers school board calls for two trustees for town and two crural seats. Election day would be ten days after nomination day Tuesday Oct 13. An ox team may return to St Louis streets on Sept 23, Knetzger of the team and truck rollers association notes for a historic display. The Gazette Your Paper.
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Daix
Rivers
Rivers School Board
St. Louis
Knetzger
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Sichafer
Muriel Frantic
Keith Gagnon
RCAF
Luc Allan Larson
Aci John
Cpl Schafer
Luffenham
Schafer
Mrs. R. Higginson
Pacific Coast
Beth Ferguson
R. J. Lawier
Archie Rendall
Carelyn
Vancouver
Mr. G. Dyer
R. J Lawlor
Longeil
Quebec
Alred Wareham
P. E. Maxted
Thomas Hunter
Meada Holland
E. R. Jahrig
Lethbridge, Alta
C. Bellamy
Ford Richardson
Port Arthur
Ont
Ross Richardson
Trenton
Xew Sarum
Sherwin - Williams Paints
Ylor ¢Gon
Jim Rous
H&s
Bradwardine
United Church Ladies Aid
Jessie Veiteh
Tarbolton
the Gazette
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Stratford Frame Agencies
J. E. Borrowmin
Stratford - Frame Agencies Limited
Avliks Bakery
Gall and Winter Wear Sale
Jergen
Sanborn
Borden
Johnson's
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