Winnipeg Bombers face cash crunch and charity model critique
A columnist critiques the Winnipeg Blue Bombers monetary struggles, noting 1961 revenue near 3.5 million but 100 thousand above costs. He questions relying on fundraisers and arts sponsorship, compares to Saskatchewan and Calgary, and urges higher season-ticket goals and proactivity.
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Hamiota Council Minutes Open January 1982 Meeting
Village of Hamiota council minutes from January 18 1982 show acceptance of January 6 1982 minutes. Reports include nuisance ground cooperation with RM of Hamiota dog complaints water ambulance grant application and library space rejection. Meetings adjourned with next session scheduled for February 13 1982.
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United Church Women Meet at Oak River
Fourteen ladies attended the U C W General meeting at the church on Tuesday February 2. Denise Henry Unit 1 led the devotional on Christian Witness and prayers closed the session. Reports were read, motions passed to cater to the Rebekah Convention and donate $20 to the Mission. World Day of Prayer set for March 5 at 2 p.m. in the church. Next meeting April 8 with Unit 2 in charge.
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