Pre Christmas Short Shots From Jack Matheson
A dense column touches CFL figures and Canadian sports notes through 1980s trends. Mentions Ralph Sazio and Leo Cahill, Kelowna relocations of Rick Folk and Pat Ryan, Grey Cup winners by year, George Knudson’s illness, CFL team ownership talks, and fan culture remarks. Other topics include cycling and Schenley awards, with veteran names like Ernie Richardson and Jack McKeag, plus scattered political and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sazio
Leo Cahill
Toronto Argonauts
Lazio
Cahill
Leo
CFL
Kelowna
Rick Folk
Saskatoon
Pat Ryan
Edmonton
Toronto
Winnipeg
B.C
Hamilton
George Knudson
Manitoba
B.C. Lions
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Calgary Stampeders
Blue Bombers
Gil Fenerty
Argos
Orville Lee
Ottawa
Lee
James West
Rod Hill
Stanley Blair
Assiniboia Downs
Wrights
Jake Epp
Glad
Schenley Awards
Saskatchewan
Ernie Richardson
Schenley
Big Em
Shen Lee
Jack McKeag
Schenley Trustees
Jack
Dawn
Flea Island
Bingo Bob Snyder
Paul Masnick
Peter Burtniak
Tom Muecke
Mike Downey
L.A
Canada
Downey
Gretzky
Brian Orser
Brian Boitano
Calgary
Donnie Lalonde
Sugar Ray
Ben Johnson
Nationals
Alpha Temple No. 12 Pythian Sisters year end notes
Alpha Temple closes a successful year under Sister Louise Jay M.E.C. with Grand Session attendance, 25th anniversary 1989 preparations, and Pythian Week events in October. Donations, awards, and community service totals are listed along with December gifts exchange and January resumption of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Stan Hunt
G.C. Alma
Pythian Sisters
Canada
U.S
Souris
Merry Manor House
Virden
Pythian Homes
Our Temple
Lizzie Sangster
Pythian
Mable Brandon
Kenton Rink
Oak River Rink
Crump Fire Fund
Merry Manor
Edith Johns
Beulah Whitmore
Edna Nolan
Edna
Alpha Temple
Margaret Carter
Canada birthdays and political milestones noted this week
On December 13 804 Joseph Howe was born in Halifax and on December 13 1837 W L Mackenzie occupied Navy Island above Niagara Falls and proclaimed a provisional government. On December 14 1956 John G Diefenbaker was elected leader of the Conservative Party and in 1964 closure was imposed in the House of Commons to end the flag debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howe
Halifax
W.L. Mackenzie
Navy Island
Niagara Falls
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative
House of Commons
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Jack Matheson
Rainex Commodities Trading Inc
Keith Lamb
Hwy Rivers
PPG
Deltron
Delstar
Starbane
Shoal Lake