Honorary Life Member Fred S Venables Honored
The Canadian Community Newspaper Association awards Fred S Venables Honorary Life Membership for lifelong service to Canadian papers. His career spans decades with firefighting for The Echo, buying out rival papers, leading MWNA in 1965, and guiding family ownership of local papers. The piece also notes community curiosities and light column items from Hamiota Manitoba.
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Canadian Community Newspaper Association
Fred S. Venables
Winnipeg
Fred
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Cyprus
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Echo
Venables
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Don
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
CCNA
Donald
Manitoba
Association
Reggie's Ramblings on TV Debates and Image Over Issue
The piece argues televised debates mainly showcase image over matters, citing Kennedy Nixon as an enduring example. It notes voters remember looks more than platform specifics and compares past leaders like Mackenzie King to modern figures, suggesting debate value is limited and speculative.
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USA
Kleig
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Diefenbaker
Canada should build six new warships instead of extending old destroyers
Peter Ward argues the federal plan to spend 186 million to extend the life of 16 elderly destroyers risks leaving Canada with an underarmed Navy. He notes many ships exceed 25 years and warns that delaying six new frigates while propping up aging clunkers undermines NATO standing and long term national interests as planning stretches into a decade. The piece calls for rapid construction of six new ships and a program for 12 to 16 more.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian
NATO
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