Bonspiel Winners at The Pas Ladies Curling Event
Forty teams competed in The Pas Ladies Curling Bonspiel over the weekend with trophies awarded in four events. Nell Popika’s The Pas rink won First Event led by Max Profitserts Furnitures Trophy, followed by Richardson of Cranberry Portage, Salamandra of Creighton, and Alm of The Pas. Second Event saw Bard Fisher’s group triumph with Bert Wagner presenting, followed by Erven of Birch River, Larson of Flin Flon, and Donaldson of The Pas. Monson rink of Flin Flon took Third Event honors with Jack Johnson presenting, with Mansell and Premachuk also from Flin Flon and The Pas earning top placings. Fourth Event saw Stewart rink from The Pas secure first, Bryson and Lemon from Thompson in second and third, Shan of The Pas fourth. Six ender by Jackson, first rink out prize to Carley foursome of The Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Profit
Profit
Nell Popika
Pas
Grace Anderson
June Joyal
Alice Hagan
Richardson
Cranberry Portage
Salamandra
Creighton
Alm
Bert Wagner
Bard Fisher
Ida Grant
Lori Hiatt
Connie Harvey
Erven
Birch River
Larson
Flin Flon
Donaldson
Jack Johnson
Monson
Bernice Monson
Barb Burgess
Marilyn Romphi
Jeannine Pelletier
Mansell
Premachuk
Smith
Ingvar Grant
Stewart
Teresa Pidskalny
Shirley Hertlein
Glenda Cantlon
Wanitta Stewart
Bryson
Thompson
Lemon
Shan
Jackson
Carley
HUSTLING HOCKEY HIGHLIGHTS AND LOCAL MINOR LEAGUE NOTES
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE RED WINGS 4 BRUINS 2 IN SEMI FINAL 8-6, McGinnis with three goals for the Wings and Clowtier, Profit and Bachnick for Bruins. MAPLE LEAFS 4 RED WINGS 2 with Kennedy and Mayer sparking the Leafs. RED WINGS 8 MAPLE LEAFS 2 in final, McGinnis and Leonard scoring for Wings. Merchants vs CN Storekeepers 11-7 fundraiser $60 for Pas Minor Hockey. Guy Hill Girls beat Margaret Barbour 11-3 raising $170 for March of Dimes Powder Puff Bowl. Huskies remaining unknown in MAH A playoffs, series to be played here weather permitting. Minor Hockey playoffs continue this week in Tom Thumb and Midget Juvenile divisions. be a Huskie Booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perchaluk
Kevin Profit
Bruins
McGinnis
Sinclair
Nychki
Wings
RED Wings
Clowtier
Bachnick
Maple Leafs
Kennedy
Anderson
K. Hiatt
Leafs
Mayer
Nychka
Leonard
D, Kennedy
F. Tycoles
Merchants
Railroaders
Pas
Guy Hill
Margaret Barbour
Huskies
M.A.H. A
Keith Cummings
Huskies Rout Hornets In Parkland League Clash
The Huskies defeated the Minitonas Hornets 7 to 2 in an Arena showdown slowed by spring thaw and 21 penalties from referees Arnie Berker and Ern ie Saranchuk. Claude Kozik led with three goals and one assist while Ron Forgeron added two goals and two assists as Gerry Rock and Paul Rock contributed one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minitonas Hornets
Arena
Huskies
Arnie Berker
Ernie Saranchuk
Hornets
Claude
Cobra" Kozik
Spark Plug
Ron Forgeron
Paul Rock
Gerry Rock
Huskie
Otto Hart
Huskies Lose as Curley Injured in Fracas and Banished Players
Miniton led the Huskies in scoring with both goals while Myron Curley left early with a fractured right arm after a collision with an unidentified Hornet in front of the Huskie bench. Curley faces a two to three week hospital stay per Dr. M Tack. Over 340 fans watched as the Huskies faced penalties including Teedery Rock banishment for abusive language and Brother Paul receiving a ten minute misconduct for firing the puck at the referee. Rex Rideout starred in goal, but the team lacked the spark shown in last week’s win over Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniton
Myron Curley
Huskie
M. Tack
Huskies
Teedery Rock
Ambiguous Letter to Indian Affairs Sparks Inquiry
A missive addressed to the Department of Indian Affairs alleges no affair with an Indian and requests information on an unspecified subject. The letter, bearing a formal tone, remains unclear on the context or identity of the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indian Affairs
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Hugh Johnston
Rex Rideout
Lerdown
Salvation All Hall
T.C. Aviation Ltd
Call Russ
Gree
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