Racism at Shoal Creek and other sports notes
Column critiques racism at the Shoal Creek Country Club during the PGA event and condemns the club’s stance. It praises Payne Stewart’s focus on golf etiquette. It also blasts Ben Johnson’s return, Olympic-Canada track politics, and argues the NFL will not place a team in Canada despite commissioner Tagliabue’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Creek
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King
Deep South
Payne Stewart
Payne
Stewart
Africa
Ben
Feds
Dubin
Ben Johnson
Athletics Canada
Canadian Track and Field Association
Johnson
Canada
B.S
Seoul
Montreal
Angela Bailey
Brnny Surin
Attlee Mahorn
Mahorn
Paul Tagliabue
National Football League
Berlin
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
P.r
Tagliabue
Alouettes
Expos
la Belle Province
NFL
Olympic Stadium
Toronto
Skydome
CFL
Benjamin Moore Expands with Western Langley Plant and EcoLogo Win
Hamiota’s Ken Smith reports Benjamin Moore plans a 40 000 square foot Langley plant to replace Burnaby facility and a Burlington Ontario plant to supply resins. The projects cost 10 million dollars with EcoLogo approval and CSA Environmental Canada standards alignment. Headquarters remain Toronto with multiple facilities nationwide.
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Hamiota
Ken Smith
Hamiota Building Supply
Canada
United States
Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited
Langley
B.C
Burnaby
Alberta
Benjamin Moore
Burlington
Ontario
Canadian Standards Association
Environmental Canada
CSA
Toronto
Vancouver
Montreal
St. John’s
Dartmouth
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Weed Board concerns about empty herbicide containers
A Weed Board meeting raised concerns that empty herbicide containers may drain into water, urging use of designated can depots. The note mentions round leaved mallow control and the potential registration of the fungicide Biomal in 1991 with Ottawa standards. questions are directed to 764-2128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Board
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Matheson
Corson
Mavis George
Hamiota, MB
Rawlings Home Hardware
Lakeside Auto Boby
Autopac
Shoal Lake