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Newspaper

Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Feb 09, 1983

Page

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Corner That Makes Four Oilers Shout All Star Goal

Wayne Gretzky scores his fourth in the Campbell Conference 9 3 victory over Wales in the NHL All Star game in Uniondale N Y. Lethbridge Broncos acquire scoring punch in two for two trade with Kelowna Wings. Doug Kyle 19 joins Broncos in lineup Friday versus Medicine Hat. Glen Barre to Wings. two 15 year olds join midget ranks. Magrath woman charged with theft over 200 from Bank of Montreal Magrath will face Feb 14 in Lethbridge court.

Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Wales Uniondale N.Y Lethbridge Broncos Kelowna Wings Doug Kyle Wings Broncos Kyle Bronco Sportsplex Medicine Hat Tigers Harvey Beech Glen Barre Barre Red Deer Rustlers Alberta Greg Robertson Calgary Todd Voschel Red Deer Magrath Bank of Montreal RCMP Brian Thorstad Pauline Brenner- Hasset Lethbridge

Winds of War Draws 35 Million In 18 Hour Premiere

Los Angeles AP reports ABC epic Winds of War drew an estimated 35 million viewers for the first episode Sunday night. The 18 hour event covers events leading to World War II and features a large cast and sweeping production.

LOS ANGELES ABC

Safire argues recession a good thing in opposition piece

William Safire contends that the recession, while painful, yields long term benefits for the economy and policy, framing downturns as corrective forces. The page also notes a weather forecast with low tonight near five and high Thursday, with chinook cloudiness.

William Safire

Seen and Heard About Town in a Northern Alberta Issue

Varying snippets from Brocket to Fort Macleod feature local officials and residents. Veteran Peigan discusses Albert Yellowhorn and early morning chats about ducks and geese. Fort Macleod Mayor Olmstead welcomes Coun. Hirsche into fresh chambers. Blair Orr reports settling in Vernon while contacting Lethbridge friends. Slapsky cites a Caterpillar example at a regional meeting and a council debate over gendered language. Councillor Nickel replies with a quip on D-8 machines.

Peigan Albert Yellowhorn sunny Brocket Fort Macleod Wes Olmstead Coun Rulon Hirsche Blair Orr Vernon B.C Lethbridge Judith Nickel The Herald

Real estate outlook: January sales dip in Lethbridge

Lethbridge Real Estate Board spokesman Cordell Ensign reports January sales at 52 trades totaling 3.91 million, down from 69 sales a year earlier and the worst January since 1978, though the board expects a stronger 1983. Residential sales include 46 homes for 2.83 million. 417 new listings, up 139 from last year, reflect optimism and rate-driven mortgage qualification.

Lethbridge Real Estate Board Cordell Ensign Ensign

Readymade School defenders mobilize to stop closure

A large Readymade area group forms a nine member steering committee after the county board served notice of motion to close the rural elementary. They argue small class settings foster close learning and social growth, while residents fear larger classes at Coaldale's R I Baker School if Readymade closes. Parents will submit written arguments within 21 days and may present again before a board vote.

CINDA CHAVICH County of Coaldale Csabay R. I. Baker Jim Phelps Jean Sera Readymade cation Readymade School

Sharon faces pressure amid Beirut massacre inquiry

AP reports in Jerusalem and St John s Newfoundland: Israel weighs Firing Defence Minister Ariel Sharon after a judicial panel blamed him and military leaders for the Beirut massacre. In Canada, Newfoundland Liberal Leader Steve Neary calls for criminal charges against Ocean Ranger owners after NTSB findings cite management failure and safety lapses. Enduring reaction includes Peace Now protests and global editorials urging accountability.

JERUSALEM Ariel Sharon Sharon Beirut Israel radio ST. JOHN'S Nfld Newfoundland Steve Neary Justice Department Ocean Ranger Neary U.S. National Transportation Safety Board Washington Ranger safety board Jim Burnett Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co New Orleans The North Atlantic

Birthday Mishap At University Of Lethbridge Weight Room

Clayton Stuckert, age 14, lost the tip of a finger in a weight room accident at the University of Lethbridge on January 19. He recounts shock, minimal pain, and a friend watching as he demonstrated an exercise bike. The incident prompted tighter supervision of the training room.

Clayton Stuckert Stuckert University of Lethbridge U of L physical education department

Woman repays welfare while husband-hunt resumes in Nova Scotia

Colleen Hunter, a Halifax area mother of three, has her welfare reinstated after a meeting with social services but must repay 3,765 dollars over 15.8 years at 20 dollars per month for benefits she received while staying with a friend in Montana. She signs repayment and grocery voucher plans, plans to seek legal aid, and notes media attention and suitors arriving from outside provinces as she searches for a husband.

Colleen Hunter Hunter Social services

Kesler calls for leadership convention

CALGARY CP Gordon Kesler leader of the Western Canada Concept called for a party leadership convention at a news conference. He said a leadership meeting would prevent bloodletting public disunity and disorder the party faced in the past. A committee will set the timing with fall preferred due to election expenses though spring is possible. Kesler avoided committing to his own candidacy pending policy deliberations.

CALGARY Gordon Kesler Western Canada Kesler

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