CFL budget woes spur belt tightening across league
A columnist laments declining CFL revenue and cites across the board pay cuts by Edmonton Eskimos and 10 percent donations by the BC Lions as signs of cost cutting. He notes travel reductions, staff trimming, minimal press amenities, and questions coaching-slate costs while praising past dynasties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
CFL
Edmonton Eskimos
Mighty Eskimos
B.C. Lions
Lions
Eskimos
Calgary
Joe Galat
Ottawa
Galat
Cal Murphy
Blue Bombers
Canada Post
Lidcliff Marsh Waterfowl Study and Cooperative Management
The Lidcliff Marsh wetland complex near Binscarth covers over 2,000 acres and is slated as a Heritage Marsh for waterfowl habitat and education. A Working Group led by Jim Hamilton and Sam Reichmuth coordinates government and private agencies. Ducks Unlimited completed a 1988 project, and a waterfowl bait station at Diamond Lake draws about 8,000 ducks daily with 125 bushels of barley needed every two days. The Waterfowl Crop Damage Prevention Program provides 25 propane bangers and tanks to loan to landowners to deter depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidcliff
Binscarth
Ducks Unlimited
Jim Hamilton
Sam Reichmuth
Russell Wildlife Association
Delmar Bamford
Snake Creek (Birtle) Wildlife Association
Harold Woodhouse
R. M. Silver Creek
Rick Shewchuk
Herb Goulden
Department of Natural Resources
Sideliff
Diamond Lake
Cam McDonald
Cam
D.A
McDonald
Russell Manitoba Town Council Acts as Revision Board
The council of Russell Manitoba appoints the whole council as the Board of Revision for 1987 to hear assessment complaints. A revision hearing is set for November 26 1987 at 7:00 p m with Mayor as chairman. Also approved are building permits and RCMP meal allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Russell
Manitoba
Clement
MacIsaac
Rosnoski
Smith
MacIsaac-Rosnoski
Dave Burrows
RCMP
Helen Duncan
Rosnoski-MacIsaac
Clement-Smith
Clement Smith
Rosnoski-Smith
L.D
Russell-Binscorth
Joan Smith
Mike Totte
Ursel Boucher
Binscarth
Alvin Kingdon
RM of
Anglican Church Guild Reopens Its Fall Meeting
The Anglican Church Guild held its first post summer meeting on September 1, 1987 at Anne Pettitt's home with 11 members and 1 visitor. Vi Clark chaired, readings included poems by members, minutes were approved, charity donations announced, a resident birthday gesture planned for Mrs Hodgson of Winnipeg, and the next gathering set for October 6 at Doris Ferguson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Pettitt
Vi Clark
Milly Spear
Shelagh Lee
Ann McFadden
Martha Shipp
Shelagh
Lil Self
Doris Ferguson
Belle Joy
Margaret Fraser
Broomball clinic led by Quebec coaches in Winnipeg
The MABA hosts a October weekend clinic in Winnipeg with coach and three athletes from Quebec’s nine times National Champion team Quebec Tout Partout teaching. The goal is to raise Manitoba female play, selecting a provincial team for a January 1988 camp after a September 28 verbal commitment deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MABA
Winnipeg
Quebec
Manitoba
Russell
Beef & Bailey
Memorial Hall
Tam
Russell-Binscorth Rec
Lori Pratt
Ted Petz
Recreation District
Joan Smith
Joan Clement
Dwight Pollock
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Bud Grant
Joe Zaleksi
Wayne Robinson
Joe Zaleski
John Michels
Bombers
Fred Glick
John Gregory
Art Asselta
Bob Vespaziani
Mike Riley
Pth
GUN & Hobby Show
Churchbridge, Sask
Sestman Media Cooperative Ltd
WMCL
WCML
Tom
Mira
Brandon, MB
Brandon
Dauphin
24Th St
Lidcliff Marsh
WN Councilm
Anglican Church Guild Meeting
Russell - Binsearth Recreation News
MPC
Big Gym
Jan Witzke
resAv
Olds
Buick Riviera
Pontiac
Ford Ltd
Ford
P & D's Pizza
Barbara Dilts
Barb
Sp.m
Manitoba Lung Association
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