Foot in the Door for Ontario Weekly Ad Policy
Ontario weekly papers will be allowed to accept paid liquor and beer ads starting September 1. Premier Frost announced the change on May 31 and suggested the Ontario ethics code could form a national code with provincial agreement. Manitoba publishers urge action ahead of a Banff inter-provincial meeting reviewing the national liquor ad code in July.
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Ontario
Frost
Manitoba
Banff
Alberta
Oak River Explorers Hold Final Meeting and Reception
The Oak River Explorers met at Valerie Argue's home for the final gathering. Certificates and pins were awarded to Ann John and Jo-Ann White on graduation into C.GL T. A picnic followed, with minutes read, roll called, lunch served, and games played. Amonton was bridesmaid in a dusky rose dress. The couple then left for a short trip to the States.
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Oak River Explorers
Valerie Argue
Immaculate Conception Church Hosts Quiet Manitoba Wedding
At 3:00 p.m. on June 13 Viv ian Joyce Glinz daughter of Mona Glinz and the late Harvey Glinz Oak River became the bride of Douglas V. Gange youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Gange Winnipeg priest J C McNet officiated Best man Malcolm Anthony Gange brother of the groom given in marriage by her brother Fred The bride wore a romance blue street-length sheath dress with organza and taffeta and blue floral head dress with a circular veil.
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Immaculate Conception
Rivers
Manitoba
Vivian Joyce, Glinz
Mona Glinz
Harvey Glinz
Oak River
Douglas V. Gange
F. V. Gange
Winnipeg
J. C. McNet
Malcolm Anthony Gange
Fred
Donnda McPhail
Local Families Attend Church Milestone and Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lewis and Irvine with Frank Haight visit relatives and attend the 50th anniversary of the Makinik church. Eggs and a bag of goods prepared for Gimili Fresh Air Camp on June 27 at Mrs. Elmer Houck’s home. Donations of 10 for cookies and 10 for World Refugee Fund. Pollocks from Winnipeg visit relatives. Andrew family weekend at Regina for refinery anniversary. Brandon College graduation honors Glenda Smith Chu nah with Silver Medals in academics and sciences.
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S. S. Lewis
Irvine
Frank Haight
Makinik
Elmer Houck
World Refugee Fund
Roy Pollock
Winnipeg
W. J
A. E. Andrew
Cst
Ted Andrew
Regina
Herb Smith
Judy
Glenda
Wimmer
Brandon College
St. Louis
Brandon
Glenda Smith
Chunah
Randon Chamber of Commerce
Van Dusan Robinson Wedding Attended by Local Guests
Mrs H D Brown and Donald Brown and Keith Brown with Vern traveled to Swan River last Saturday for the Van Dusan Robinson wedding. Guests included Mr and Mrs J D Black visiting Winnipeg and Crystal City couple S B Lynes, G W Van Dus an of Pilot Mound, and Lloyd Van Dusan of London. C L Knight attended their daughter Elinor’s Brandon College Teacher Training graduation last week.
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H.D. Brown
Donald
Keith Brown
Vern
Swan River
E. M
H D. Brown
C. L. Knight
Elinor
Brandon College
Through the Sights with Peep Light Pete
A scattered sports column reviews boxing and local youth leagues. It notes Patterson vs Ingemar and Johansson as a setback, cites helmet rules in baseball, and reports on Senior and Pony League games at Crandall, Oak River, and Hamieda with pitchers like Rivers, Smith, and Morton excelling. It also mentions golf and lawn bowling, plus regional visits by families and a Winnpeg connection.
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Ingemar
Polo Grounds
Patterson
Johansson
Thexperts
Floyd
T.V
Ilike
Crandall
John Russell
Rivers
Bob Brooks
Don Smith
Hamieda
Oak River
Bob Morton
Strathelair
Cuth
Wayne McConnell
Pa Farner
Gordon Adams
Strathclair
Mondas
Duchart
Coomb
Yank
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Dodger
Pirate’s
Clear Lake
Palmer
Lavinia, Vic racing action and local notes open season
The report covers opening games and seasonal form across multiple local clubs. Lavinia continues winning at Shoal Lake with Oakburn’s import pitching all four games, while Slinging Steve dominates in several matches. Vic- toria Park and others feature weekend racing, with remarks on performers and upcoming events as communities plan for weather and plant openings.
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John E
Jon
Bert Bailey
David
Minnedosa
Ed. Lints
E. P
Edgar Higgins
Roy Cochran
Deloraine
Vic
Birth Announcement and Congratulations
Four months after Harvey Gras Jones traveled to meet Mrs Jone, she remained for a while. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Glen Kerr at WaWa Ont on the birth of a daughter Grida Let Grace born June 17.
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Harvey Gras Jones
Mrs. Jone
Glen Kerr
WaWa
Daugther
Rida
Let Grace
Pope Godlien Sr and family visit from Saskatoon
Mr Godlien Sr of Kelliher Sask is visiting with all Soa land daughter in law Mr and Mrs M Godlien. Mr and Mrs Gordon White land family spent Sunday at Ninette visiting their daughter Norma. Brian Taylor is a patient in Ham iota Hospital.
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Godlien Sr
Kelliher ‘Sask
Soaland
M. Godlien
Gordon
Whiteland
Ninette
Norma
Brian Taylor
Hamiota Hospital
James Routledge
James Lorimer
Wm. Coburn
Cranda
Kardale Social News Highlights and Appointments
Mr and Mrs Maurice Hoge visited the district for the weekend. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ken Fortune on the birth of a son Thomas James. The W A Bazaar was a decided success with a large crowd of ladies in attendance. Miss Regina Armstrong has accepted a position with the Saskatchewan government and is stationed at Yorkton.
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Maurice Hogeland
Ken Fortune
Thomas James
W.A
Regina Armstrong
Saskatchewan
Yorkton
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Amiota
Hamiota
Canada
United States
FS Venables
Premier Roblin
Oak River District News
Explorers
SFE
Kennell & Strange
Kenton, Man
Duncan's
Hamida
C. E. Webb
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
F. A. Hodge
Chumah
Pollock
Oarner
Hamuote
J E. Sunley
W. Park
Mpeg
Sissy
Rhyne Duren
Achran
Melvin Cochran
Montreal
Clay Turnbull
Winnwee
England
Decker
Pysning
Dennis Sheardown
Pike Lloyd Sheridan
Cardale
Royal Bank
Royal’ Branch
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Brandon Fair
Western
Rao
Ciatean
Burrard Street
Calgary
Londee
Ottawa
Montres
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