Lenore District News Hockey Match Scores 7 0 for Oak Lake
Oak Lake boys under seven defeated Lenore 7 to 0 in a well attended Thursday hockey game. Social notices include Winnipeg visitors Miss Jane Lea and Connie Hutchison, and trips to Toronto for an Aberdeen Angus convention. W.I. meeting discussed AIDS talk by Virden Health unit, planned spring supper, book donations, and charity gifts to Virden Music and Arts and the Heart Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lake
Lenore
Jane Lea
Connie Hutchison
Winnipeg
Grant
Carol Wilson
Toronto
Brian Skaar
Minot
N.D
Neil Wilson
Ken
Bertha Brown
Gee Agee
Murray Peel
Miniota
Ken Brown
Les Brown
Breadalbane
Dale Horn
Virden
W.I
Rivers
Book Mart
Music and Arts
Heart Fund
Kathy Smith
Oak River News brief notices and draws
Get well wishes are extended to Robert Hopley in Brandon Hospital. Mid term break travelers include Janice Simms Glen Hopley Cheryl Paddock and Stephanie Karpan from The Pas. Oak River Rink Fund draw winners were 1st Jean Henry barbeque 2nd Leonard Day portrait 3rd Fred Mylrea bicycle certificate. Horned larks herald spring on Feb 12. Roy Iris Cavers Souris visited Sam and Doris Henry. Tom Marge Tapp Virden Ron Karen Alisha Kozarchuk Winnipeg visited Don and Marg Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hopley
Brandon Hospital
U. of M
Janice Simms
Glen Hopley
Cheryl Paddock
Stephanie Karpan
Pas
Oak River Rink
Roy
Iris Cavers
Souris
Sam
Doris Henry
Tom
Marge Tapp
Virden
Ron
Karen
Alisha Kozarchuk
Winnipeg
Don
Marg Simms
Canada Grain Act Amended To Update Standards
Ottawa Grain and Oilseeds Minister Charles Mayer introduced amendments to the Canada Grain Act, last major revised in 1971. The changes seek to standardize terminology, clarify the Canadian Grain Commission's regulatory authority, and allow flexible development of grades and standards while protecting producers. The government cites broad industry consultation and aims to maintain Canada’s reputation as a reliable high quality grain supplier.
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Ottawa
Charles Mayer
House of Commons
Canadian Grain Commission
Commission
Mayer
Canada
Caution on Household Hazardous Waste Use
A public notice urges safe handling of household chemicals to protect the environment. It emphasizes reducing plastic waste and storing products properly, educating children, and organizing special refuse collections for hazardous materials. Encourages buying only usable quantities and reusable materials.
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