What Kind of Season Has It Been for CFL Football
A brisk, opinionated recap of CFL teams and figures. It highlights the Montreal Alouettes struggles and the rise of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats while lampooning management moves and quirks across teams such as Calgary, Winnipeg, Ottawa, and Saskatchewan. Noting CFL evolution with CFN and ongoing player names, it previews a volatile season with rivalries and shifting fortunes.
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Montreal Alouettes
Camilien Houde
Montreal
CFL
CTV
CFN
Irving
Hodge
Lumsden
Marsden
Pettersen
Vern Siemens
Calgary Stampeders
Schenley
Tom Porras
Hamilton
Kerrigan
Hobart
Shen Lee
Willard Reaves
Lindenwoods
Sherif
James Curry
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Bill Baker
Baker
Earl Lunsford
Winnipeg
Okie
Texas
Paul Robson
Ottawa
Rough Riders
Cal Murphy
Jan
Dean
Cummings
Bachman
Sock
Kindley
Cal
Guy Lombaardo
Tom Dixon
Edmonton
Hugh Campbell
Dixon
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Alouettes
Ticats
Blue Bombers
Roughriders
East
Manitoba Sets 1987 Waterfowl Season With Reduced Canada Goose Bag
Manitoba minister Jarapiak announced a three week reduction in the Canada goose daily bag to three and six in possession in Waterfowl Zone 4 from Sept 21 to Oct 9, with a five daily and 10 in possession starting Oct 10. The change targets the eastern prairie population and reflects joint Manitoba Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas actions to cut harvest.
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Manitoba
Leonard Hapariak
Canada
Jarapiak
Hudson Bay
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Easten Prairie
Manitob
U.S
Harapiak
Wildlife Branch
Hunting One
Regional golf tourney closes Parkland Summer Games
Parkland golfers compete in the Regional Summer Games golf tournament on Saturday September 5 at Gilbert Plains Golf & Country Club nine holes. Six age categories for men and women include 14 and under through 65 plus with normal green fees. Registration advised in advance or on day of competition via Paul Villemaire at 548 2118 or Dennis Puchailo at 546 2063.
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Parkland
Gilbert Plains Golf & Country Club
Paul Villemaire
Dennis Puchailo
Recreation district fall activities and meeting notice
Fall and winter programs are announced with in person office hours in Binscarth and Russell. A September 14 meeting at 4:00 p.m. in Russell outlines program concerns and contact points Earl Smith and another organizer. A touch football league is planned. residents may sign up at the recreation office.
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Binscarth
Russell
Recreation Office
Earl Smith
Recreation District
Bohemian Pheasants sighted in southern Manitoba outlook grows
Conservation groups announce release of Bohemian Pheasants across Southern Manitoba from Lac du Bonnet to the Saskatchewan border. Initiated by Tartan Pheasantry with Manitoba Wildlife Federation, about 3300 birds released since 1984. Birds are banded, reproducing in Riders Mountain Park and Spruce Woods, with public urged to report sightings.
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Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Saskatchewan
Tartan Pheasantry of
Lockport
Manitoba Wildlife Federation
D.N.R
ST. James
Riding Mountain Park
Spruce Woods
Department of Natural Resources
Amanitoba Wildlife Federation
Winnipeg
Elk bowhunters face license changes in Manitoba forests
Manitoba Natural Resources limited elk licenses this year to build herd numbers in Porcupine and Duck Mountain Provincial Forests. Deer and moose bowhunters must hold a special elk archery licence to hunt in areas 13 and 18, while areas 13A and 18A outside the forests permit hunting without the elk licence. The season runs August 24 to September 12, and officials hope the changes boost elk populations for future hunting opportunities.
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Porcupine
Duck Mountain
Manitoba Natural Resources
Manitoba
Porcupine and
Duck Mountin
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Stheson
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's R.C. Church
MCA
Ellice Avenue
Russell Inn
The
Texaco Gas Bar
Parkland Sport Council
Manitoba Lung Association
Russell Binscorth Recreation News
Dwight Pollock
House of Nissan
Victoria Inn
Anufacturers
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