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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
1
The article notes about 155000 beetle species globally with over 12000 species found in North America. It discusses the richness of beetle biodiversity and highlights regional concentrations.
Harry Harris a farmer near here keeps about 1000 mink 16 head of cattle 125 sheep horses 13 dogs eight rabbits a couple of leata and one Japanese deer named Bambi bought two years ago from a travelling circus. The unusual collection is described as ample stock and pets in a rural setting.
In Foun and Gut the marriage of Donelda Mae Hensaker and Ei man R Lowe occurred at Hamiota on Sept 18, presided by Rev A Barber. A Sept 8 ceremony united Viola Hiliza beth McClement and Arvil Heppner at Rivers United church, with Rev F W McNally officiating. Ross Smyth of Eximenton visits with parents. Mrs Percy Neville of Reed Point Montana visits town with her mother. Mrs J A Grummett travels to Lambeth Ontario to visit relatives. Irwin Humphries and Eleanor Carnahan with Brandon ties visit. Miss Clasina Voogh, from Goedreede Holland, visits Bernard A Goekoop before heading to Winnipeg for a hospital job. Emil Hain of Rivers earns CKX Brandon contest award finalist spot. Nineteen members of Rivers Women’s Institute host Mrs L Rubin in Fast for her town departure, with gifts and a noon meal. the Rubins plan to leave for England.
Two new ministers joined the Brandon presbytery of the United Church. Rev BE Armistead of Kenton, who also serves at Tarbolton and Bradwardine, and Rev Fred McNally of Rivers were introduced. E Q Dyer represented Rivers United Church.
Grain storage in West Canada faces spoilage risks due to bumper crops and late harvest. Dr H E Gray and Dr B Smailman offer rules to prevent losses, stressing dry binning, regular checks, and transfer to clean granaries during freezing weather. Emphasizes cold weather as ally and practical storage tips for granaries and ventilation.
A get acquainted meeting enjoyed games and outlined next steps for the term. The upcoming gathering will be a round table discussion by junior high pupils, chaired by Keith Pettapiece.
Fort Frances council records reveal initial bylaws banning obscene language and street nuisances, plus limits on bows and arrows, firecrackers, and immoderate horse galloping. The city also sought orderly streets by banning nine pins, cricket, and ball play while hunting permits cited property protection and proper conduct.
Edmonton unveils a new fire training complex featuring a six storey tower with external stairs and escape, a two storey smoke house, and a model firehouse. These concrete brick structures aim to standardize training for city firefighters, offering ladder, hose, and pumper practice.
Fifty nine municipalities in Manitoba asked the provincial government to retain rental controls. Minister of Labor E Greenlay announced the request. A September 20 deadline for replies showed 59 in favor and seven against. Rivers did not seek controls.
A list of communities desiring the withdrawal of control measures includes Dunnottar East St Paul Emerson Great Falls the municipality of Portage la Prairie St Andrews Strathelair and nearby areas marking a shift in regional governance expectations.
The Midland Free Press argues the British public endures longer hours for lower pay amid a 47 hour work week and 22 shillings average weekly wage for men. It notes Canada averages about 44 hours and near 11 shillings per hour in manufacturing as part of the same survey.
The term Bonanna refers to favorable wind or pleasant weather in Spanish usage. It is described as a positive atmospheric condition aiding travel or sailing.
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