Via needed police assistance

By Bruce Klassen

     

Police Chief

 

November saw Rivers Police Service host a town hall meeting; there will be an official report forthcoming. From this report a strategic plan will be implemented. Traffic enforcement was one of the topics brought up and the intersection at Second and Colombia where vehicles are parking too close to the curb, making it difficult to see when travelling north.

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Anglicans enjoy food and fellowship

By Jessie Bell

 

St. James’ Anglican Church’s annual pre-Christmas social was held Tuesday evening, Dec. 2 in Shelly Moms Kitchen. Present for the banquet supper and fellowship were clergy from St. Matthew’s Cathedral, namely Paul and Jean Curtis, Nigel and Barb Packwood and their daughter. Paul and Nigel are former ministers at St. James’ in Rivers.

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Celebrating the season of Advent

By Lorrie Dyer

In preparation for Christmas, Rivers United Church continues to joyously celebrate the season of Advent. Because of the many people who generously supported Ten Thousand Villages when they came to our church last month, they made more than $1,000 in sales!

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Plumas UCW prepares for Christmas, wraps up 2014 meetings

Submitted Article

The Plumas UCW met on Nov. 20 for their regular November meeting and the annual meeting. The meeting was chaired by president Norma Watson who opened the meeting with a reading on November 11.

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Rivers Chamber to break for Christmas

By Sheila Runions

Banner Staff

Although an official quorum for Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce is 10 members, that portion of their bylaw also states “a majority of members present will be competent to perform acts done at the meeting.” This clause enabled the nine members who attended the Nov. 26 meeting to conduct some business.

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