Big Blue Hustlers aim to rally rural Manitoba fans
In a 1961 era plan the Winnipeg Blue Bombers announce the Big Blue Hustlers BBH program to recruit rural Manitoba fans. Names like Gust, Brock, and Miller are cited as key figures while cities such as Dauphin Gimli Arborg are noted as recruitment targets. The piece critiques marketing tactics and urges public support despite past neglect of rural areas.
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Brandon
Doug Steeves
Carberry
Gordon McPhail
Cypress River
Charles Townsend
Elm Creek
Terry Janzen
Emerson
Brian Smith
Flin Flon
the Pas
Bernie Lanigan
Gladstone
Wayne Deschauwer
Kenora
Frank Townsend
Melita
Brian Shannon
Morden
Winkler
Wilf Braun
Neepawa
Larry Evans
Pine Falls
Billy Windsor
Portage la Prairie
Sandy Watson
Selkirk
Bud Oliver
Somerset
Rick Sievens
Ste. Rose du Lac
Herb Henson
Swan River
Alan Duncan
Toulon
Winston Anderson
Thompson
Wayne Dunford
Beausejour
Larry Riopka
Altona
Ken Bergman
Pinawa
Nigel Boulton
Manitoba
Blue Bombers
Winnipeg
J.T. Russell
HP. Grant
Dauphin
Gimli
Arberg
Sid Green
BBH
Joe Wilder
Earl Lunsford
Twin Cities
Winnipeg Stadium
Bombers
Eskimos
Dieter Brock
William Miller
Colonies
Brock
Miller
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Manitoba Blue Bombers
Plum Coulee Blue Bombers
Woodlin Herefords Win Bowls Season With 9499 Points
Congratulations to Woodlin Herefords on finishing first with 9499 points for the season ending April 16. Rolloffs set for two weeks feature Woodlin Herefords vs The Jolly Ledger for the High Team Championship while J and E Hardware meet Central Hotel for the Consolation title.
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Woodlin Herefords
E Hardware
Jolly Ledger
Central Hotel
J & E Hardware & Central Hotel
Eleanor Krywushenko
Helen Woodhouse
Margaret Mushumanski
J & E Hardware
Brenda McGregor
Recreation Round-up by Cliff Zimmer
Recreation Round-up lists Slow Pitch League registration meeting for Russell and Binscarth and urges team participation. Also calls for volunteers for minor baseball, a Jockey school contact, umpire and player clinics with dates in May, race details at Russell Inn, and participation in a national sport program.
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Cliff Zimmer
Russell and
Binscarth
Ernie Thicket
Major Pratt School
Manitoba jobless rate rises amid growing labor force
Manitoba’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate reached 8.3 percent in March 1981, while employment rose to 451 000, up 4 000 from February and 8 000 year over year. The labor force totaled 486 000, up 8 000 from February and 11 000 from March 1980, as early spring weather spurred more seeking work. The minister cited a larger labor pool rather than fewer opportunities and urged business leaders to anticipate stronger job growth.
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Manitoba
Binscarth Orioles plan social and season tickets for 1981
The Binscarth Orioles executives met on April 12 with members Pash Peltonen Boucher Wasslen Neville Slywchuk Bradshaw Ducharme Plumb Bradshaw. A social is planned for May 16 and season tickets priced at 20 dollars to cover 10 home games with a 25 dollar prize at each. Square boards costing 10 dollars return again. Final player personnel decisions rest with a committee of Bob Bill and Murray. A ball park cleanup is planned for Sunday afternoon. The club hopes to keep a senior league team in town with strong fan support. Peggy Bradshaw Press Reporter.
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Binscarth Orioles
Bill Pash
Ann Peltonen
Val Boucher
Harold Wasslen
Bob Wasslen
Bill Neville
Betty Pash
Dale’ Sawchuk
Rod Woods
Slywchuk
Murray Bradshaw
Alf Ducharme
Mason
Sarah Plumb
Peggy Bradshaw
Personel
Bob
Bill
Murray
Ball Park
Oon
Orioles
Peggy Braasnaw
Montreal Expos games to be broadcast on CKLQ radio
CKLQ 1570 will carry Montreal Expos play by play with Dave Van Horne and Duke Snyder returning as announcers. First broadcast Tuesday April 28 in Philadelphia against the Phillies, with weekly Tuesday night airings and potential playoff coverage depending on pennant race.
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Q Country Sports
Q Country Radio
Montreal Expos
Q Country
1570 Cklq
1570
CKLQ
Rally Day and June Parade Planned by Junior High
A meeting at the Junior High on April 16 planned Rally Day and a June 20 parade. Members recalled attending the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair on April 1 to see horse breeds and learn horse care. Corrina Marzoff was elected treasurer after the previous treasurer left 50.
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Eld
Corrina Marzoff
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