CFL Playoff Shakeup Sparks Rider Sooner Skepticism
In a caustic take on the 1986 CFL playoff format, the author claims the change favored the Saskatchewan Roughriders to aid a Save the Riders movement. They predict Winnipeg and BC effects, question byes, and critique Don Matthews and others for not being consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFL
Save the Roughriders
Roughriders
Winnipeg Blue ‘Bombers
The
Blue Bombers
Green Giants
Lions
Argos
Tiger-Cats
Eskimos
Stampeders
Bombers
B.C. Place
Don Matthews
Matthews
Bucky Beaver
Bob O’billovich
Toronto
al Bruno
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Tiger Cats
O’bilovich
Bruno
Cal Murphy
Beef and Barley Bonspiel opens Russell curling season
The Russell Curling Club reports the 1986 87 season starts with the Beef and Barley Bonspiel on October 10. President Grant Steski aims for 32 rinks. Dates shift for the Ladies Cash Bonspiel to November 14 17 with the winner advancing to Provincial Playdowns. Regular curling begins late October with entry details by Brent Muirhead and Lorraine Kilimnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Parry
Russell Curling Club
Grant Steski
Russell
Manitoba
Brent Muirhead
Lorraine Kilimnik
Russell Banner
Russell Curling Rink
New look for Wheat Kings marked by new leadership
The Brandon Wheat Kings unveil a 1986 87 WHL era with new owners and staff including Bill Shinske as director of hockey operations, Marc Pezzin as coach, and Richard Plante as director of scouting. Up to eight players may debut WHL action Sept 30 against Saskatoon Blades as Pezzin pushes a strong work ethic and playoff focus.
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Brandon Wheat Kings
Bill Shinske
Marc Peszin
Richard Plante
Pezzin
Wheat King
Saskatoon Blades
Graham Garden
Chad Silver
Brandon
Terry Kowalchuk
Sandy Lake
Portage Terriers
Jeff Gagers
Spuil
Sask
Saskatoon
Jayson More
Deloraine
Lethbridge Broncos
Perry Faford
St. Lazare
New Westminster
Wheat Kings
Frank Clement repeats hole in one at Russell course
The item notes Frank Clement achieved a hole in one on the Russell course in July 1966 on the sixth hole with partner Bob Ray against Earl Reagh and Morton Orr. It then mentions a 1986 ace verified by Earl Swain, Bill Hodgson, and Dale Brown, and voices hope for a repeat in 2006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Russell
Bob Ray
Earl Reagh
Managing your money by Harry L. Mardon
This article advises diversification to avoid risk when investing in common stocks. It explains mutual funds spread risk across many companies and discusses how risk tolerance, age, and goals influence fund choice, from bonds or balanced funds for retirees to high risk options for those in their thirties or forties. It notes markets rise and fall with economic conditions and recommends consulting a financial planning consultant for tailored risk management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Mardon
Canada
Haveashicg Diamati Arrep
Tony
Mardon
The
Investors Group
Consumer Protections Explain Collection Practice Rules
Manitoba Consumers are cautioned on who pays collection fees. Minister Al Mackling notes the debtor is not responsible for collection agent or bailiff fees and outlines allowed costs under the Distress Act. Restrictions include limits on amounts, removal conditions, and contact hours from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer and Corporate Affairs
al Mackling
Mackling
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Edward Bartram
Pezin's
Peazin
Wheaties
Frank Clement
Neti
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W.k's
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Wk's
Swit
W.ks
Calgary
Keystone Office
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P.O
RTA
Paswe
Gun & Hobby
Churchbridge
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