The Offbeat Gets Headlines in City Papers
A letter laments lack of coverage for CGIT 50th anniversary rally in the provincial capital, an event for about 3000 girls, while a Liverpool Beat show with a frenzied crowd received extensive attention.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
A letter laments lack of coverage for CGIT 50th anniversary rally in the provincial capital, an event for about 3000 girls, while a Liverpool Beat show with a frenzied crowd received extensive attention.
A mixed column laments teen rowdiness while praising good deeds and critiques academic protests of US foreign policy. It includes a Manitoba mortgage sale notice for land in Shell River, with a public auction in Roblin on July 3, 1965, and remarks on Halloween pranks and media realism.
Engagement announced for Evelyn Arlene Bodtcher to Jay Noble Williamson of Palouse Washington with a June 19 Seattle ceremony at 8 p.m. followed by a reception at Wilson Hall. Also notes on Olivier acclaimed Hamlet film awards and an upcoming TV documentary Remember the Dum Bells plus Haida warship story and Dodgers at Mets game schedules.
This article highlights outdoor living as summer approaches with families sprucing terraces and patios. It promotes electrical outdoor equipment including grills, electric skillets, broilers, saucepans, coffee makers, side-opening can openers, slicing knives, and rotisseries. Gold Medallion homes are noted for weatherproof outlets and Housepower as added value.
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Shakespeare’s famous tragedy Hamlet airs on the CBC network in the Great Movies series Saturday June 12 starting at a listed time. The telecast highlights the play’s existential theme with the famous to be or not to be question presented in the program.
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