Venables Receives Life Membership At Manitoba Paper Meet
Fred S Venables longtime Winnipeg driver turned printer in Hamiota earned a Life Membership from the Manitoba Community Newspaper Association at its September 21 22 gathering at the Victoria Inn. He served as MCNA president in 1965 and six years on its board while his son Don Venables was elected second vice president. The piece also notes local obituaries and community tidbits including Moss Fraser receiving a 70 year bar to a 50 year Masonic Medal in Winnipeg.
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Fred S. Venables
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Hamiota
Fred
Chas. W. Venables
Hamiota Echo
Echo
Venables
Dorothy
Don
Manitoba Community Newspaper Association
Victoria Inn
M.C.N.A
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Don Venables
J. Moss Fraser
Moss
John L. Rankin
Rose Fraser
Moss Fraser
Hamiota Masonic Lodge
J. Moss
Petro-Can in Canada’s political crossfire over privatization
Canadian Comment discusses the Clark government’s dilemma on Petro-Can. It notes Tory pledges to dismantle the crown corporation, the possibility of selling assets via a study group, and the argument for preserving or expanding Petro-Can to keep prices honest and offer coast to coast service.
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Petro- Can
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PetroCan
Joe Clark
Liberals
New Democrats
Pierre Trudeau
John Diefenbaker
GOM
Reggies Ramblings and a Patchwork of Quotes
A collection of quips and jabs on gossip, football critique, Confucius wisdom, and a Japan Western food trend. The piece cites Brock Bombers quarterbacking, calls for smarter play, and notes Manitoba sports once thrived without government handouts.
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