Kenton District News: Club 200 Winner Named
Jack Lawlor crowned Club 200 winner on Tuesday November 12 as readers note pleasant mid month weather with snow melt and forecasts for milder days around November 16. Pauline Campbell helped serve lunch at a Park Residence tea in Hamiota as a Kenton Legion Ladies representative while farmers continue grain drying and hauling for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawlor
Pauline Campbell
Park Residence
Hamiota
Kenton Legion Ladies
Shiloh U C W at Kenton Flea Market and Community News
Shiloh U C W enjoyed a solid Flea Market at Kenton last Saturday despite 10 to 12 fewer tables than prior year. The column notes visits from Ron Smith and Kimberley of Winnipeg, Remembrance Day services, and plans for upcoming events including a New Year’s Eve dance and a Teen Dance. David Jay of Shiloh returns home from Brandon General Hospital after ten days, recovering from an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh U.C.W
Kenton
Ron Smith
Kimberley
Winnipeg
Heather
Lloyd Bond
Shiloh
Bradwardine Hall
T. Hammond
Bessie Dodds
Connie Clark
Cyril Hunts
Fred
Laura Cooley
Birtle
Cyril
Shirley Hunt
Kenton United Church
Kenton Hall
Kenton Legion
U.C.W
David Jay
Brandon General
Crandall
Douney
Norther
Brandon General Hospital
David
Bank Regulator Kennett Under Fire Over Canadian Bank Collapse
A harsh critique targets bank Inspector-General William Kennett amid Canada’s bank failures. The piece accuses Kennett of misjudging bank solvency and approving uninsured deposits shortly before collapse. It ties his alleged missteps to failures at Northland Mercantile Continental and other institutions, urging accountability by the Estey commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennett
CCB
Kennett
Northland
Mercantile
National
Continental
Bank of Canada
Ottawa
Estey Commission
Canada
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Kenton District News
Norman Gray
Shiloh News
R.L. Dodds
Autopac
Campbell Funeral Home
Rock OF Ages” Granite Granite Works
Matcolm Campbell
Wren
PO Bor
Hamiota, Mi
Manitoba Jobs Fund
Manitoba
Jane Igbe
Raion
York Avenue
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