Future for Tier Two players may be in university
Richard Burke reports that Tier Two junior hockey faces a bleak future as former Golden Suns owner Arnold Leth argues universities offer better prospects. The piece notes McLean urged more NHL support for Tier Two and highlights the financial strain on midget and junior clubs reliant on community and local group funding to sustain operations.
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RICHARD BURKE
Herald
ber Suns
Arnold Leth
Golden Suns
Olds
Leth
today
org
jo- M'Leth
NHL
ora
Pancake Breakfast Brings Staff Flurry at Assumption School
Bruce Lajeunesse, a special education teacher at Assumption School, performs deft culinary moves during a Shrove Tuesday pancake breakfast for faculty. The event marks Lent observances with a morning kitchen display and a festive crew.
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Bruce Lajeunesse
Assumption School
Lajeunesse
Christian church
Security guard shot at National Film Board building
A 63 year-old former Public Works Department security guard shot a 57 year-old guard on duty at the National Film Board in Montreal at dawn. The assailant fled to the fifth floor where police disarmed him after the wounded man alerted authorities. The incident follows a layoff on Monday.
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MONTREAL
federal Public Works Department
National Film Board
Winds of War scenes draw jeers from Florence Bennett
Florence Bennett of Lethbridge, a British war bride, says battle scenes in Winds of War are too vivid to bear. Lethbridge Community College officials discuss public talk limits while planning a presentation with dean candidate. Former Lethbridge president Elwood Springman jokes about Chinook winds. Geraint Plettell clarifies name confusion by referencing Gerrard, stressing he is not Gerrard. Nurses Nancy Ratt and Lynn Lambert test blood sugar at a Lions Club diabetes fundraiser, noting 27 tested and no alarming results. Don Wilson ponders willingness to pay for thrice weekly fitness sessions at the research station. Raymond teachers Heggie and Turner send a student to buy Valentines for their wives.
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Florence Bennett
Lethbridge
Harry Bennett
Lethbridge Community College
Dean Stetson
LCC
board of governors
Elwood Springman
Toronto
Geraint Plettell
Gerrard
Nancy Ratt
Coaldale
Lynn Lambert
Lions and Lioness Club
Don Wilson
Lethbridge Research Station
Raymond
Don Heggie
Lawrence Turner
Schreyer Visit Draws City Welcome Next Month
Canada's Governor-General Ed Schreyer and his wife Lily will visit Lethbridge next month arriving at Lethbridge Airport at 1 p.m. Tuesday March 15. City officials, led by Mayor Andy Anderson and a planning committee, touted the visit as a rare honor and said details would be announced soon. The trip also includes Medicine Hat and spans Alberta and northern British Columbia.
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Canada
Ed Schreyer
Lily
Lethbridge
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philp
Andy Anderson
Schreyers
Schreyer
Roland Michener
Anderson
Liz Hall
Jim Dunstan
Dennis O’Connell
Medicine Hat
Alberta
B.C
Quebec teachers protest back to work law clash
Several hundred teachers on strike protested outside the education department in Quebec halting civil servants and blocking Complexe G. Police cleared entrances as Premier Levesque vowed strict back to work measures amid a 1.3 million students affected and a looming special session.
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QUEBEC
education department
national assembly
sesson
Complexe G
copia
Parti Quebecois
Rene Levesque
Camille Laurin
Levesque
Peigans to negotiate with Alberta on irrigation dam plan
Peigan tribal council will begin talks with Alberta on a multi million dollar irrigation dam project with location options at Three Rivers or Brocket. A public referendum will follow preliminary negotiations, with a hearing set for February 23 in Brocket to form the negotiating team.
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BRAD TEETER
Peigan tribal council
Alberta
Dale Smith
Three Rivers
Brocket
Landsale key to future of City Packers
The receiver for City Packers and County Foods proposes selling 10 acres of an adjacent 16 acre site to developers to cut debt and salvage the business. Zoning concerns may delay sale. annexation will place the land in the city, affecting control and marketability. Decision due by county council meeting Thursday.
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CINDA CHAVICH
City Packers
County Foods Ltd
Ross Nelson
Dejoitte Haskins and Sells
County of Lethbridge planning committee
longa area
43rd Street
Nelson
County Foods
Felix Michna
Michna
Smoochers set record in windowsill kiss marathon
In Los Angeles, Dino DeLorean and Barbara Kane, both actors, kissed for 144 hours in a Papillon Boutique window, breaking the Guinness record of five days, 12 hours set at Singer Island in 1980. They reported swollen lips and backaches as the event ended.
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LOS ANGELES
Barbara Kane
Dino DeLorean
DeLorez
Harris
DeLorean
Kane
Jim Schuyler
Debbie Luray
Ocean Mall
Singer Island
Fla
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fos
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VIENNA
Austria
John Paul
Bulgaria
Wation
ETA
John Paul I
Vatican
Assen Agov
Pogled weekly
BTA
ANSA
papal
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Edmonton
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Smith
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