Winning not everything in Medicine Hat minor soccer
A reader argues against overemphasis on winning in Medicine Hat youth soccer. He praises local volunteers Ian Armstrong and the league executives, cites Vince Lombardi’s philosophy as misfit for minors, and calls for broad coaching and inclusive player development, house league participation, and fair selection of all star teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriarty
Ian Armstrong
Medicine Hat
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Armstrong
Cern
Lethbridge
Sherwood Park
Alberta Soccer Association
ASA
Legislature Grounds art project aims to showcase Alberta culture
Giuseppe Albi chairman of the Legislature Grounds Art Acquisition Committee protests the deferral of art works for the Edmonton Legislature Grounds development. He notes a 1.35 million budget for two phases, with Phase I placing large sculptures and murals and Phase II completing exterior park art by fall 1982. The plan includes an underground pedway, a park network link, and extensive public access.
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Legislature Grounds
Alberta
Legislature
Edmonton
Governent
Canada
Edmonton Journal
Japer Avenue
Reader letters guide readers to publish with address
The News invites letters on public interest topics while outlining submission requirements. Writers should include full home and business addresses and a telephone number for verification. Letters may be edited for clarity and taste, and libelous submissions may be refused.
Local utilities deposits spark calls for accounting and rally
A resident questions Medicine Hat city practices on utility deposits and accrued interest arguing funds belong to citizens. He cites personal deposit recovery and urges others to demand rights, warning against Ottawa’s authorities and inviting support for a mass rally.
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Ottawa
Medicine Hat
Mr. Trudeau
Poland
Hedley Martin sparks a Canadian freedom signal
The letter praises Hedley Martin and criticizes government power over utilities and taxation. It argues that government must be bound by a constitution and urges citizens to reassert rights, describing a broad reawakening of freedom across English speaking Canadians coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Hedley Martin
Mr. Martin
Nonconformist Prayer and the Price of Difference
Pacific News Service recalls how voluntary school prayer and Bible teachings shaped one student’s memory from rural Kentucky. The piece contrasts religious schooling with later anti Semitic harassment in college, highlighting the price paid by those who stood apart.
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Reagan
PNS
Frank Browning
Jesus
Wallingford
Werner von Braun
David
Pacific News Service
Canada’s Justice Berger Cleared With Warning By Panel
A three judge panel of the Canadian Judicial Council found Mr Justice Thomas Berger guilty of injudicious conduct but recommended no penalty, warning him not to repeat the behavior. The controversy arose from Berger’s political statements tied to constitutional debates and native rights during ongoing reforms.
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Ottawa
Thomas Berger
Berger
Canadian Judicial Council
George Addy
Federal Court
British Columbia
Addy
Justice Berger
Supreme Court of
Canada
Allan McEachern
B.C. Supreme Court
McEachern
Justice Addy
Trudeau
Council
Hamlet
Justice
Jean Chretien
Chretien
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Frankie
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Charles Lynch
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