Winnipeg Bombers switch to the East fuels CFL upheaval
The article argues for moving Winnipeg into the Eastern division after the Montreal Alouettes fold, noting the eight-team CFL structure, geographic logic, and fan sentiment. It critiques the Alouettes demise and predicts league dynamics, while noting Winnipeg’s schedule shifts and potential consequences for Quebec representation.
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Rudyard Kipling
Howard Cosell
Rudyard
Canada
Montreal
Alouettes
CFL
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Toronto
Ottawa
Carberry
Halter
Gaudaur
Bombers
Dan McKenzie
Tiger-Cats
Argos
Rough Riders
Lions
Eskimos
Stampeders
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Als
Quebec
Blue Jays
Hamiota Oak River Area Lioness Club forms in District 5M13
On May 31 in Hamiota twelve women from Hamiota and Oak River formed the Hamiota Oak River and Area Lioness Club of District 5M13. District Governor Don Mennie certified the club with certificates for members and officers.
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Irwin
Strathclair
Oak River
Irwin Lennox
Hamiota
Lioness Club
Kenton
Rapid City
Souris
Lioness
Doreen Mennie
Don Mennie
Doreen
Don
Verna Wilson
Shirley Cavanaugh
Brandon
Roly Hollyoake
Lions
Vaughn Wilson
Ross Argue
Alex Kirk
Harvey English
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Jack Matheson
Times
Lioness Club Certified
Linda Koshowski
Lion Frank McPhaden
Jamieson
Evelyn Moffatt
Effie Henry
McManus
Harley-Davidson
Kenton,Man
Gary Potter
Les Jackson
Phil Desjarlais
Red Eye
the Rivers Inn
Bill Gardham
The
Canadian Electrical Association
Gerry Nadon
Electrical Service League of Manitoba
Gardham Construction Limited
the Electric Service League OF Manitoba
Berry Street
Man