Tyson Ear Bite Sparks Fury Over Pay TV Price
A biting critique argues 49.95 for Tyson Holyfield boxing on TV is daylight robbery. The piece compares costs to live events and everyday goods, questions the value of televised violence, and mocks promoters and viewers alike. It notes public outrage, calls for dignity in boxing, and jokes about celebrity antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Tyson
Evander Holyfield
Madonna
Mormon _ Tabernacle Choir
Swamp Land
Newt Gingrich
Bill Clinton
Muhammad Ali
Tyson
Holyfield
America
Lee
St Peter and Paul Service Held Despite Weather
The annual St Peter and Paul celebration proceeded at Ros sburn Farm church on July 12 despite rain. The small country church built by pioneers in 1904 hosted the Divine Liturgy and continued the long standing tradition.
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St. Peter and Paul
Rossburn Farm Church
Visitation Attendees From Several Towns Attend Local Event
Vista visitors included Pat and Katie Stetch, Deacon Stadnyk, Rose Weigel, and Jennifer Scalleo. Also seen were Alta Halliday party at Oxbow, Ross Lillie and Claire Bosse, Ken Lillie, and Bruce Bell family. Acknowledgments note Lindas Matusko’s passing and a birthday wish to Ann Stupinsky. Community plans a north cemetery monument. donations welcomed from Helen Antonow and Olga Usick with Marion Antoniw listed for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Sonia Weselak
Pat Stetch
Winnipeg
Katie Stetch
Shoal Lake
Deacon Joseph Stadnyk
Brandon
Rose Weigel
Carstairs
Alta
Jennifer Scalleo
Calgary
Alta Jeff
Marcy Halliday
Jennifer
Chris
Oxbow
Sask
Ross Lillie
Claire Bosse
Anola
Ken Lillie
Dauphin
Gladys Lillie
Bruce
Enza Bell
St. Germain
Joan Baker
Brian
Linda Chegwin
Ann Stupinsky
Toronto
Birtle
Oakburn
Angusville
Rossburn
St. Peter and Paul
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Bill Hall
Canon John Lehky
Helen Antonow
Olga Usick
Marion Antoniw
Box 12
Man
Roj
People and the Environment
Whitemud Watershed Conservation District
Roblin
Russell
Main St
Rossburn & District
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