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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
5
The Hamiota Echo outlines Venables as publisher and proprietor in a historic Manitoba newspaper context. The item highlights the role of Venables in directing editorial content and business operations of the local paper.
The Hamiota Collegiate Institute 1957 graduation class includes seniors Lorna Caldwell, Marguerite English, Blaine Montgomery, Larry Smith, Robert Webb, Brian Parker, William Robertson, Margaret Skinner, Edward Smith, Murray Zuke, and others with junior graduates Ronald Baillie and Garth Field. A banquet at United Church hosted 130 guests on May 24 with toasts by local figures and greetings from ministers. Principal Frank McKinnon offered closing remarks as the last class to graduate from the Old Brick.
A dense listing of CKX-TV programs and national broadcasts for June 1 through June 5. The grid includes open house slots, children's shows, news, weather, sports, features, and late-night programming across multiple days. Notable items include Preakness Handicap coverage, Perry Como, Ed Sullivan, and CBC National News.
The 4th line of a long school graduation program notes cadets receiving scholarships Fred Haight Dennie Venables and Glennis Selstine as graduates prepare for flying, drill instructors, and general proficiency awards. Lorna Caldwell delivers the valedictory and Jaiina Caldwell wins Governor General’s Award for top all around student.
A scrambled reflection discusses finding oneself and limits, urges developing a chosen vocation without satisfaction until reached. It mentions anxiety, honesty, courtesy, and societal value, linking success to living well with others and enjoying the job. It addresses the drive to work and usefulness in life.
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