Saskatoon hockey bid split Jets and NHL voting
In a sharp rant, the writer argues Saskatoon’s bid for an NHL franchise failed due to broken promises by Wild Bill Hunter and local politicians. He accuses Saskatoon supporters of chasing money and notes the Jets voted for Saskatoon while others opposed. He cites teams like the Canadiens Blues Canucks Flames and Leafs as players in the drama.
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Barry Shenkarow
Jets
Wild Bill Hunter
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Saskabush
NHL
Shakey McLeod
Canadiens
Blues
Oilers
Nordiques
Whalers
Vancouver Canucks
Calgary Flames
Wild Bill and Co
Saskatoon Dreamers
Confederation
Toronto Maple Leafs
Harold
United Church
Saskatchewan
Canada
Stars and Stripes
Bill Hunter
Hunter
W.I Tea and Recital Showcased Local Artists and Talent
A tea and recital in the Oak River area featured school children in choruses and piano and vocal solos under Miss Evans. It highlighted local painters and craftspeople including Ruth Stewart and Bill Hutchings with displays by Diamond Willow and carvers. The event, postponed after an ice storm, included a silver collection.
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Oak River
W.I
Miss Evans
Rolling River
Carrie Ramsey
Tracy Baily
Paula McTavish
Sherri Brown
Kristi Baily
Janice Simms
Dallas Davidson
Marnie Henry
Scott Henry
Dana McTavish
Cheryl Black
Lesley Shamray
the Rivers Collegiate
Ruth Stewart
Carol Forsyth
Vera McPhaden
Clara Hornibrook
Susan Hopley
Eloise Hyndman
Bill Hutchings
John Bomford
Robert Wrightson
Myrtle White
Park Residence Welcomes Dot Richardson's Son Visit
Dot Richardson hosted her son from B C at Park Residence after a family visit. Mrs Hesse returns home from Winnipeg following eye surgery. John Ramsey couple celebrate a new great granddaughter last week, with parents in Moosomin. Roy Cowan departed Monday for Pine Falls to see his son daughter in law and grandchildren then flies to Alberta to visit other relatives.
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Dot Richardson
B.C
Hesse
Winnipeg
John Ramsey
Moosomin
Roy Cowan
Pine Falls
Alberta
Village tax notes on 1983 levies and responsibilities
Editor's Letter Box discusses levies listed under controllable on the 1983 Hamiota Village tax notice. It states village council is responsible only for these items based on estimated 1983 expenses, with sewer and water utility debt retirement noted. It also covers the Birdtail River School Division No. 38 school levy and the provincial school foundation levy, signed John L. Rankin.
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Hamiota
Birdtail River
School Foundation
Government of
Manitoba
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Jack Mathison
MCNA
Big Apple
St. Louis Blues
Montreal Canadiens
Winnipeg Club
Nay
U.S
California Seals
Cleveland Barons
Colorado Rockies
Winnipeg Jets
M. D. Butcher & Associates
Barristers
Solicitors
Notaries Public
P.O. Box
Birtle
Romoco
Morrison D. Butcher
Woody Langford
Yours Truly
John L. Rankin
Bell
Armstrong
S. Perlmutter
Hamilota
Cleaning Service
Robert
Isabella
Clement Farm Equipment
Shoal Lake i
Lloyd Lukinski
Lloyd
Deutz
Rosemary
Rossburn
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