Robertson Leads Ferris State Bulldogs In Rebuilding Season
Ferris State hockey captain Randy Robertson, a senior defenseman from Manitoba and Estevan junior days, anchors a Bulldog lineup in transition. Coach John Perpich lauds his intensity and leadership as the team mixes 10 freshmen and sophomores while aiming for a strong finish and a trip to the CCHA Finals at Joe Louis Arena.
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Local News Roundup From Kenton Area
Enid McKenzie from Thunder Bay visited with her parents the Wilsons at Bir tle and Doug and Lil Wilson hosted. Ed Clark and the Hunts spent the weekend with family. Tyler and Ashton Leif returned home after holidays on the farm with grandparents. Shannon Gompf from Winnipeg and Carolyn and Kevin Leif from Snow Lake were home for the weekend. Boyd and Joyce Leif joined Sunday supper at the Gomps. Local athletes Tracy Stewart Tricia Finnie Amber Wright Theresa Tolton won gold at the provincial Precision Championships in Virden. Amber Wright will compete with the Virden Novice Team in Edmonton. Needlework items are available from Margaret Hunter or Phyllis Hames. Mr and Mrs Dave Kent visited Sid and Dorothy Kent of Airdrie. Bonnie Kent hosted sister Michelle McLaren of Toronto for a few days. Greg Hunt returned from Kelowna after a month studying carpet cleaning. For news items, call 838 3013.
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