NHL Back In Action Amid Pay Talks and Playoff Hopes
The piece reflects on the NHL’s return after a strike, noting fan enthusiasm and owners' satisfaction. It questions player salaries while highlighting fan devotion to teams like the Oilers Jets and Kings and predicts possible future bargaining with the current agreement due to end next September. It ends with a satirical jab about the NHLPA benefit package including vasectomies and circumcisions.
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NHL
Canada
Don Cherry
Harry Neal
Bob Goodenow
John Ziegler
Oilers
Jets
Kings
Muckers and Grinders
NHLPA
Churchill Manitoba Homecoming and Church Centenary
Dear Editor invites readers to Churchill Manitoba for a homecoming August 21 to 23, 1992 celebrating the 100th anniversary of St. Pauls Anglican Mission Church. A newsletter has been sent. contact Homecoming Committee P.O. Box 999 Churchill MB Rob Deco 204 675 8831 Fox 204 675 2764.
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Churchill Manitoba
St. Paul’s Anglican Mission
P.O. Box
Churchill
Rob Deco
Fox
Manitoba Ottawa strike historic RCMP contract deal
A year after warning the province must brace for a costly fight, Manitoba and Ottawa sealed a 20 year RCMP service agreement with a shared cost formula. Premier and Justice Minister Jim McCrae cited Ottawa’s hard stance on funding while prairie leaders pressed options like a regional police force.
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Ottawa
RCMP
Manitoba
Justice
Jim McCrae
McCrae Wins National RCMP Deal Amid Provincial Bargaining
McCrae and Premier Gary Filmon secured a 20 year RCMP services agreement with Ottawa after negotiations with Solicitor General Doug Lewis and RCMP Commissioner Norm Inkster. The pact promises more financial accountability and a clearer dispute process while preserving the RCMP as the national police force. Ottawa appeared to concede, easing provincial costs and strengthening the bargaining position of Manitoba and other western governments. Roger Matas reports from CJOB Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
RCMP
McCrae
Prairie
Gary Filmon
Doug Lewis
Norm Inkster
West
Tne
Lewis
Pierre Cadieux
Roger Matas
CJOB
Winnipeg
Legacy Creation turns cedar posts into keepsake art
Bruce and Pat Hubbard, Vulcan area farmers, built Legacy Creation after a 1980 accident. They turn old cedar fenceposts into signed dated pieces and run an assembly line for large orders. Their work includes distributed sales and a niche operation for global markets.
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Bruce Hubbard
Bruce
Pat Hubbard
Vulcan
Legacy Creation
Grandpa
Pat
Emperor of Japan
Royal Palace
Broadview
Gary Ecklund
Prairie innovation drives drive thru and irri gate growth
The article profiles Prairie perspective inventor Gary who unveiled two patented products the Drive-Thru and the Irri-Gate at the 1980 Farm Progress Show. He has sold 6000 units, operates across most states and all provinces except PEI, and handily ships packaging via mail. He plans further products while employing part-time help.
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Canada
U.S
Gary
Pei
Waskada
Doug Hooper
Roblin Review invites signed Letters to the Editor
The Roblin Review invites readers to submit signed letters for publication. Include a phone number for verification and mail to The Roblin Review P O Box 938 Roblin MB R0L 1P0.
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Roblin Review
P.O. Bc
Roblin
1St Ave
N.W
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