CFL Faithful rally to save a Canadian football institution
A columnist argues passionately that the CFL remains a vital part of Canada’s fabric and unity, defending it against anti CFL sentiment. He praises teams like the Bombers Lions Stamps and Argos, notes the shift toward private and community ownership, and warns the league risks collapse without broad support.
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Jim Pattison
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Gypsy Tea and Bazaar At Shoal Lake Raises Funds
Royal York OES held a Gypsy Tea and Bazaar at Ukrainian Hall Shoal Lake on September 17 with Princess Lehte arriving from Budapest to foretell the future. Mary Girling welcomed attendees and declared the event open. Proceeds support charitable purposes.
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Ann Antonation
Drop-in Centre Social Notes September Sessions
September 20 whist at the Drop-in Centre saw Barb with the high score and Alma the low. Lunch by Lil Bowles and Dora’s plentiful fare. September 22 four players enjoyed Bridge with coffee tea and cookies. September 24 whist returned with four tables. Wilf Hill top score Mae Bohrns bottom. Mae provided lunch.
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