National Physical Activity Week Declared Across Canada
Manitoba leads with a week of events May 15 to 23 1983 featuring daily running themes for family fitness Its organizers include Syd Glensek Roy Pollock and the Canadian Track and Field Association Schools promote Its A Toss-Up throwing events Workplace stairway to health program and Get Wet Day are planned with Red Cross and lifesaving societies City wind up a Family Picnic contact Roy Pollock Red River Community College or Syd Glenesk for details
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Canada
Manitoba
Syd Glensek
Department of Fitness, Recreation and Sport
Roy Pollock
Manitoba Physical Activity Institute
Canadian Track and Field Association
Canadian ‘Association
Candian Public Health Organization
Red Cross
Canadian Amateur Swim Association
Royal Life Saving Society
Winnipeg
Red River Community College
Notre Dame
Syd Glenesk
Broadway Avenue
Junior Rams Continue Winning Ways Over Weekend
Russell's Junior Rams played three games in a busy week. They beat Swan River 7 to 3 with goals by Gordon Adolphe Petz Spurway Hyatt and others, then tied Dauphin 5 to 5 after a late Russell goal, and finally lost to Dauphin 8 to 5 with Petz and Hyatt scoring for Russell.
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Russell
Dauphin
Bruce Coulter
Ted Petz
Bob Werschler
Rickie Hyatt
Tim Kiliwnik
Dan Spurway
Trent Gordon
Russell K of C Atoms Sweep Most Recent Hockey Run
Russell Atoms hockey team played five games in two weeks winning four and losing one. Jamie Lovas shared goaltending for a 11 0 shutout over Roblin. Scorers included Devin Zimmer five times and Richard Boscher two with assists by Zimmer, Hovey, Laur ie and Sachoski.
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Russell Atoms
Russell
Langenburg
Jamie’ Lovas
Richard Boscher
Dean Zimmer
Scott Klimack
Trexvor Laurie
Peter Waddell
Devin Zimmer
Trevor Hovey
Barley Kings Split Through Week With Mixed Results
The Barley Kings went one and two in a three game period. Rossburn hosted Tuesday where refereeing sparked controversy as Russell’s goalie was sidelined early. final 9 3 Rossburn. Scorers for Russell included Wishart Thom and Bulbuck. Friday in Russell the Kings lost 4 3 as St Lazare rallied with three third period goals. Saturday in Birtle the Kings earned a 4 0 win thanks to strong defense. Wednesday they host Erickson at 8 30 p m.
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Barley Kings
Rossburn
Alan Stanchuk
Russell
Kings
Tim Btasiuk
Doug Wishart
Dean Thom
Brad Bulbuck
St. Lazare
Barley ‘Kings
Kevin Kukurudz
Bob Smith
Birtle
Erickson
Russell Atoms Rout Roblin In Narrow Victory
Russell Atoms shut out Roblin with Clinton Kilkenny and Jamie Avas sharing the goaltending shutout. Dean Zimmer led scoring with four goals while Kent Vincent and Scott Klimack each added two. Rich ard Boscher tallied three assists along with Travis Laing two and Trevor Laurie Chris Sch afer Bret Dunham Devin Zimmer earning one assist each.
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Russell
Roblin
Richard Boscher
Jamie Lovas
Devin Zimmer
Brett Dunham
Trevor Laurie
Scott Klimack
Travis Laing
Chris ‘Schafer
Mark Sachoski
Trevor’ Laurie
Dean Zimmer
Trevor Hovey
Mark ‘Sachoski
Grandview
Brett
Dunham
Scott
Klimack
Foxwarren
Dean’ Zimmer
Travis Fleury
Kent Vincent
Chris Schafer
Bret Dunham
Gladwyn Scott Elected President of Manitoba Baseball Association
Gladwyn Scott of Warren Manitoba was elected president of the Manitoba Baseball Association at the annual general meeting in Brandon. Ron Johnson of Winnipeg named vice president in charge of competition. Murray Bradshaw Glennis Scott and Neil McDonald re elected to the management committee with Roy Cuthill continuing as past president. Gerry MacKay Ian Lobban inducted into the MBA Honour Society. plaques presented to past presidents Jack Thompson Joe Winehar Glennis Scott Gerry MacKay.
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Gladwyn Scott
Warren
Manitoba
Manitoba Baseball Association
Brandon
Ron Johnson
Winnipeg
Murray Bradshaw
Glennis Scott
Neil McDonald
Roy Cuthill
Russell Bulls Net Two Wins In Week For Shellmouth
Russell Bulls beat Cote Select 10 to 7 on December 16 then defeated Way Way 9 to 5 in Rossburn on December 17. Bulls extend season break after New Year and send season wish. Shellmouth History Book Committee asking $15 down payment per copy. RoJ wo Bob and Ivy Whyte visited Regina.
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Shellmouth
Russell Bulls
Cote Select
Rossburn
Way Way
Bulls
Liquor Sales Rise in 1981-82 Provincial Report
The Liquor Control Commission reported an 11.7 percent rise in sales for the year ending March 31, 1982 to 245,576,185 with profits transferred to the provincial government up 11.8 percent to 91,229,344. Imported wine surged while Canadian wine and beer volumes shifted. per capita wine and spirits rose modestly as beer fell. Convictions for liquor infractions edged up to 10,214 with fines totaling 447,758 and jail sentences reached 50.
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Liquor Control Commission
Roland Penner
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Manitoba Lotteries and Gaming Control Commission
Larry Desjardins
Western Express
Manitoba
M.L
M.l.a.s
Manitoba legislature debate ends with Pawley stance
Premier Howard Pawley closed the eight day throne speech debate while refusing to accept a non confidence motion. He offered few proposals to ease Manitoba’s economic pain and hinted at higher taxes in 1983. Finance Minister Schroeder endorsed deficits to stimulate growth but avoided specifics. The session also saw second readings on the Manitoba Oil and Gas Corporation Act and bills on Farm Lands Ownership amid partisan clashes.
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Howard Pawley
Pawley
N.D.P
Manitoba
Finance
Quebec
Schroeder
Government of Canada
Ottawa
Manitoba Ol and Gas Corporation
Wilson Parasiuk
Parasiuk
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Ood Saree & Pam
Quintet
Onna
Oland Shar
Russell K
C Atoms
Clinton Kilkenny
Jamieavas
George Tanner
Revelstoke, B.C
Bob
Ivy Whyte
Regina
Freda Brockwell
Helen Potter
Deausts
Liquor Contro “Commission
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A
Roblin-Russell Constituency
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Tory
Equal Agriculture
Downey
William Uruski
Saskatchewan
Alterta
Western Canada
Uruski
Jean Luc Pepin
Lakehead
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