Bombers reach Western division playoffs amid season of upheaval
The Manitoba Blue Bombers clinch a Western playoff spot after a turbulent 1983 season. GM Paul Robson and coach Cal Murphy steered the team through injuries, trades, and near-catastrophic setbacks, including Dieter Brock’s contract saga and key losses, to finish strong and claim a dramatic comeback story.
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Cost Reduction Options at Health Centre Leaders Seek Savings
Manitoba government orders a 1.5 percent funding cut for 1983 84 across departments. The Manitoba Health Services Commission targets a 1 percent net reduction after a 0.5 percent internal saving. Hospitals and personal care homes must implement cuts with approvals from MHSC. The Health Centre Board and Finance Committee will oversee ideas and adoption.
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Local Happenings Include Visits and Celebrations Across Communities
Alice Goring of Alexander visited Wm Stinson and Joyce McFaddin homes last week. Edna Haight and Janet Haight return from a three week Ontario holiday, relaying an enjoyable time with relatives. Guests at J Morison’s included Al Kruger, South Dakota’s Mr Bloomer, Beasleys from Oak Lake, and Ed Morison from Virden. Bert Musgrove moves into Lilac Avenue seniors residence. Bill Taylor attended a 40th wedding anniversary dinner for T A Ferris in Brandon. Atlantic Region applicants numbered four among 68 interviewed for the Canadian Astronaut Programme, including 34 year old Bill Currie, Dalhousie medic in Halifax, brother-in-law to Joyce Moris, wife of Jim Mor ris. Last weekend visitors to Larry and Judy Oakden included Art, Heather and Callyn Rule from Kenora. Loyd Robinson family, Darryl and Denyse of Grosse Isle, and Lyle Thompson of Edson visited the Thoms ons for Kay Curll’s funeral on October 22.
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Jim Morris
Jean
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Judy Oakden
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Heather
Callyn Rule
Kenora
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Darryl
Denyse
Grosse Isle
Lyle Thompson
Edson
Alberta
Thos. Thompson
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