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Sunshine Girl

TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Melanie is a fan of rock
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plans to finish her education then travel through
South America.

Cossack treasures on

A MANITOBA publisher has
been elected the new president of
the Canadian Community News-
papers Association (CCNA).

Doug Penner has been active in
the community newspaper in-
dustry for the past 22 years, and
said he can appreciate that busy
schedules and deadlines are an
obstacle to spreading the news
about the vital role community
newspapers play locally and across
the country.

“We are the oldest media in
Canada. Our roots precede Con-
federation. We were there in the
personages of Joseph Howe and
William Lyon MacKenzie.

“They and other community
newspaper publishers played a
vital role in shaping individual
rights and government for and by
the people. That role has not
changed,”’ said Penner.

He added that he_ believes
publishers are too modest and
because of that ‘‘we leave it to the
other media to tell our story."’

“Can you imagine our advertis-
ers relying on their competition to
get the message out about the ef-
fectiveness of their products and
services?”’

Penner said he is encouraged by
the marketing direction the CCNA
and its regional association
members have taken since the in-
ception of the first navional mar-
keting program in 1990.

He added that the national and

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New CCNA president elected

regional associations have
delivered the message to industry
and government about the
numbers of readers in the com-
munity newspaper industry.

But he said there is much more
to be told.

“Every week, and more often in
the case of some publications, the
news of our communitics and
views (o our readers are circulated

not only locally, but right across
the nation.

“*There really isn’t another
media with a comparable capacity
in the exchange of grassroots
views and opinions,*’ said Penner.

Penner has been a CCNA direc-
tor for the past six years and is
the immediate past-president of
the Manitoba Community News-
papers Association.

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THE COSSACK Treasures of
Ukraine, a magnificent display of

rare weapons, artifacts, illustra-
ticns and sculptures, are being
shown for the first time in North
America at the 1992 Pacific Na-
tional . Exhibition annual provin-
cial fair, which runs from Aug. 21
to Sept. 7.

The display, which can be seen
at the Ukrainian Showcase Pavil-
ion daily throughout the 18-day
fair, brings history alive and tclls
such stories as the armed struggle
of. the Ukrainian Cossacks to

establish an independent siate.

The collection, which for the
first time is out of Ukraine, in-
cludes artifcats used by Cossacks
and rebel participants of the fierce
battle of Berestechko.

It includes sabres, a hatile
scythe and other battlegear and
jewelry.

The items will provide a greater
understanding of how the
Cossacks lived and made war.

The exhibit will also help cast
light on the ideas and events
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