Commentary on Canadian sports media and 1989 bids
The column critiques CBC sports coverage and Ron Lancaster, ponders Regina and Saskatoon bidding for the 1989 Brier, notes Len Bias and Don Rogers deaths, Joe Theismann’s injury and riches, bomber and Caps rosters, Dionne and Carson histories, the Freedom From Religion Foundation, planned player trades, boxing on TV, Celtics’ Len Bias, NHL divisional rename vote, Eagleson and Ziegler, and humor about people outside the perimeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBC Sports Department
Ealey
Ron Lancaster
John Bonk
Witt
Lanky
CBC
Regina
Saskatoon
Saskabush
Len Bias
Don Rogers
Joe Theismann
Washington Redskins
Joe
Lloyds of London
Washington
Cal
Tony Norman
John Sturdivant
Hassan
Calgary Stampeders
Ottawa Roughriders
Davey Christian
Washington Capitals
Jets
Caps
Marcel Dionne
Detroit
Andrea
Carson
Jimmy Carson
Red Wing
L.A. Kings
Kings
Dionne
Freedom From Religion Foundation
Wisconsin
McGregor
Calgary Flames
Reggie Lemelin
al McInnis
John Ogrodnick
Blue Jeans
Boston Celtics
Lenny Bias
NBA
Celtics
NHL
Norris
Smythe
Patrick
Alan Eagleson
John Ziegler
Oak River Students Tour Western Canada 1986
Thirty six Grade 6 to 9 students and eight chaperones traveled from Oak River School on June 22 1986 for a five day trip through Batoche Edmonton Banff Calgary and Maple Creek finishing at Regina. Highlights included the Batoche battlefield the Edmonton Mall Banff Gondola the Calgary Tower and Calgary Zoo with time at Medicine Hat water slides and a final dinner in Regina. Chaperones Jim Forsyth Jim Brown bus driver Jack Hume and others accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Bright
Westard
Batache
Edmonton
Great West Edmonton
Banff
Hot Springs
Goldola
Calgary
Calgary Zoo
Batoche
General Middleton
Louis Riel
Gabriel Dumont
North Battleford
Calgary Tower
Heights
Zoo
Medicine Hat
Maple Creek
Regina
Jim Forsyth
Jim Brown
Jack Hume
Neil
Gail Armstrong
Ron
Carolyn Usiner
Darlene Saklin
Andersons and visitors enjoy holidays in Black Hills
Mr and Mrs Doug Anderson and their children Darren and Jolene spent a few days in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Donna Bertoni and daughter Jenny of Medicine Hat Alberta and Charity Issac of Calgary visited the Pedlow family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Anderson
Darren
Jolene
A.J. Anderson
Black Hills
South Dakota
Donna Bertoni
Jenny
Medicine Hat
Charity Issac
Calgary
Doug
Jean Pedlow
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Jack Matheson
Mulligan
A.J. Poetker & Associates Ltd
Waverley
Winnipeg
W.H
Bill) Brant
K.A
Ken) Buhr
THE
Hamiota Hotel
St. N.E
Hamiota
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Waan
Ss Children's
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