Jauch turns Winnipeg fortunes toward Grey Cup glory
The piece credits Raymond A. Jauch for rebuilding the Winnipeg Blue Bombers since 1978, detailing how he overhauled staff, developed Dieter Brock, built a strong defense around John Helton, reestablished communication, fostered homegrown talent, opened trades, managed injuries, and inspired city pride, while noting the pressure to deliver a Grey Cup by 198? and hinting at future moves.
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Ray Jauch
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Winnipeg
Jauch
Bill Frank
Bob Swift
Buddy Brown
Brian Herasian
Gordie Paterson
Dieter Brock
Bud Riley
Brock
John Helton
Riley
Bud Grant
Blue Bombers
U.S
Bombers
Paul Bennett
Nick Bastaje
Doug Maciver
Greg Butler
Joe Poplawski
Bob Cameron
Ron Cherkas
Dan Hucklak
John Konikowski
Willie Thomas
Chris Walby
MLB
Mike Holmes
Frank Smith
Holmes
Janch
Raymond A. Jauch
Tampa
Parkland Sport Council news conference a success
Parkland Sport Council held a luncheon news conference at The Boulevard Hotel in Dauphin on August 9 1982 with 25 attendees from media PSC regional sport associations Labatts and the Department of Fitness Recreation and Sport. President Bob Genoway outlined the PSC role as a regional coordinating body formed in 1981 and seeking volunteers. a $35000 grant was announced for 1982 83 sport development. Paula Nichols noted regional associations now total 19 with about 200 volunteers. Bill Crook of the Department pledged ongoing support to the Sport Development Program. Attending sport reps listed golf minor ball horse council tennis basketball with other clinics and regional competitions noted as planned.
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Parkland Sport Council
Boulevard Hotel
Dauphin
Labatt’s Brewery
Department of Fitness Recreation and Sport
Bob Genoway
PSC
Parkland
Genoway
Paula Nichols
Bill Crook
Department of Fitness, Recreation and Sport
Sport
Harald Mébberley
Minor
Peter Marchyshyn
Marg Wasylyshen
Horse Council
Bjarni Walters
Fred Sandhu
Ron Buhler
Reggies Ramblings on Axworthy unveilings in Canada
July 2 column notes a new 300 million national job creation program announced by Employment Minister Lloyd Axworthy. It cites 79 million in Quebec 38 million in Ontario 18 million in BC and 9.5 million in Manitoba while mocking Axworthy’s frequent unveilings and ink in papers. It mentions Manitoba MP integration and other MPs with varied political affiliations.
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Lloyd ‘Axworthy
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Stanley Knowles
NDP
House of Commons
Dan McKenzie
Tory
Africa
Bob ‘Bockstael
Lakehead
Regina Airport expansion to proceed
Regina's expansion plan is approved with upgrading of the terminal and added loading bridges and facilities. Senator Hazen Argue states the project moves forward with federal backing and expects passenger volume to rise from 614,000 to about 1.04 million by 1991, ensuring ground and air services meet 1990s demands.
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Hazen
Argue
Wtea
Ufter
Saskatchewan
Regina
Parkland Sport Council coordinates regional recreation effort
Recreational Round-up notes Parkland Region sport council as the coordinating body for sport, funding allocation, and administration of a new sport association. Nineteen regional associations exist from Alpine skiing to minor baseball. Golf tournaments keep rolling in with ten local courses plus Zone 3 events. Fastball playoffs in Russell lead to Manitoba Championships in Winnipeg, starting at 10:00 a.m. Call the recreation office at 732004 with attendance ideas.
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Yne Parkland Sports Council
Parkland
Sport Council
Parkland Sport Council
Russell
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Recreation
Attendance and wagering at Downs above average
Economic Development and Tourism Minister Muriel Smith says attendance and wagering at Aasini boine Downs are above the average before the Downs’ closure by the Receiver in July. The season’s lease expiry aims to give the Receiver time to resolve ownership. Regulators will keep hearings open to recommendations on new commission regulations.
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Muriel Smith
Aasiniboine Downs
Horse Racing Commission
Calgary merchant faces jail over mixed measurement ads
A Calgary merchant refused to pay a $1,000 fine for advertising in both Imperial and Metric measures. The federal government dropped charges after a lawyer found a loophole in the Act, denying the government the authority. This raises questions about potential wider metric regulation issues.
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Calgary
Thia
Binscarth Orioles Reach M.S.B.L. Finals in Tight Wins
Binscarth Orioles eliminate Dauphin and McAuley in straight games to face Riverside for the league title. Jay Wagner wins the league trophy at 404. Dean Westberg named rookie of the year and tied for top north pitcher. Pat Toban and Bob Paradine earn north honors as M V P. Series schedule shows Aug 15 Souris, Aug 17 Binscarth, Aug 18 Boissevain, Aug 20 if needed at Binscarth, Aug 2 if needed at Boissevain.
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Binscarth
Jay Wagner
Dean Westberg
Twins
Pat ‘Toban
N.V.P
Bob Paradine
M.V.P
Souris
Boissevain
Manitoba schedule outlines rate relief aid program
Manitoba government outlines direct subsidies up to 278 dollars monthly for 24 months to homeowners with mortgage costs over 30 percent of income. In northern communities, subsidies up to 900 dollars monthly if mortgage debt exceeds 71.5 percent of income. Farmers with under 70 thousand dollars gross receipts receive up to 9000 dollars yearly as grants and repayable funds. Small businesses under 350 thousand dollars gross receipts may get up to 9000 dollars as grants and repayable loans, interest free for 24 months.
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Manitoba
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