Grateful thanks after accident noted by recipient
The writer expresses gratitude to everyone who remembered them after a recent accident, thanking for flowers fruit and cards and for everything that was done.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
2
The writer expresses gratitude to everyone who remembered them after a recent accident, thanking for flowers fruit and cards and for everything that was done.
A community hall event on Wednesday hosted by local high school students featured each pupil as host to a guest. Attendees enjoyed community singing and dancing, with square dances and a military style short table in attempt. Lunch offered included hot dogs cake and soda drinks.
Mrs Nina Maddock wife of the vicar at All Saints parish in Boreham Wood Hertfordshire writes in a parish magazine that housewives learn to become saints by practicing faithfulness loyalty courage unselfishness love and holiness as they cook shop tend the children push the pram and darn socks.
A retrospective column recalls events from decades past in Rivers and surrounding areas. Highlights include Co F Smith at a bowling alley giving cigars to top weekly scores, vote petitions from thirty-five years ago, a groceries theft tied to a Rapid City church, liquor act breaches in Two Rivers, local moves and farewells, a ten year ago assault and robbery, a car draw at the Community hall, and a national clothing drive. Also noted is a novelty claim of midale chicken plucker champion with Weyburn rival disqualified for damaging the skin.
The Churchill area reports blue geese and snow geese nesting 250 miles south of their usual range. Arthur Hawkins of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service found nests at the mouth of the Thaolin tao river. The Thaolin tao flows into Hudson Bay just south of Eskimo Point, about 150 miles north of the site. Ice prevented a landing during the discovery flight.
The Bernadette house in Pau France birthplace of Jean Baptiste Bernadette marshal of Napoleon and king of Sweden has been purchased by city authorities for restoration. Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden helped fund half the price. Woodstck Sentinel Review notes the motor collision fine for not providing name to other party, urging motorists to comply.
The Napanee Express argues that modern farming is a specialized science and only a successful farmer must know much. It notes city dwellers lump all farmers together and overlook the gap between progressive and indolent growers.
British Columbia motorists will reuse current license plates with a small tab for 1951, then receive a semipermanent five year plate. The plan reduces annual renewals and saves metal, a move praised as sensible and potentially emulated by other provinces.
A strike began at a New Jersey chemical plant after a clerk was fired for attending a ball game while claiming illness. The report jokes about modern inventions complicating life. In Toronto, Port Arthur News-Chronicle estimates bricklayers earn up to 30 dollars daily, largely on houses funded by young men with wives and families.
The Calgary Herald notes Alberta highways host drivers unable to see hazards including a pattern of large-truck operators who fail to notice children 50 feet away. It urges action to remove such drivers from roads to prevent deadly incidents.
The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix notes that motorcycles have car power but bicycle protection. When ridden at automobile speed, accidents yield disastrous results, underscoring safety risks for riders on two wheels.
Medicine Hat News notes the urgent need for irrigation in the drought plagued southeast corner of Alberta to support beef and dairy sectors. The piece argues artificial moisture could mean prosperity for local farming and criticizes delay in water solutions. It cites the region as driven by beef and dairy interests and calls for action.
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