Weight loss cautions and a hockey score update
Health expert Joan Clement warns against drastic protein sparing diets citing deaths since 1978 and stresses gradual weight loss with balanced nutrition. In sports news Turtle River defeats Trail met 7 2 in broomball. Swan Valley beats Dauphin Ochre 9 8 in open hockey.
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Trail
Turtle River
Swan Valley
Dauphin Ochre
Swan Valley Boys
Local visits and trips noted from Meadow Lake to Regina
Cataline Laird and spouse returned from Meadow Lake after two weeks with Jor dy and Jeremy Laird while parents vacationed in Hawaii. Wendy Giles visited Winnipeg parents. Roblin resident seeks Mutiny at Etaples veterans for chat. Loretta Anita Styba visited from University of Manitoba with family. Mary Martin from U of M spent mid term with parents. John Burback and spouse attended Imperial Oil Convention banquet in Regina. Ken Pound enjoyed two weeks in the Bahamas.
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George Laird
Jordy
Jeremy Laird
Meadow Lake
Sask
Hawaii
Loretta
Anita Styba
University of Manitoba
Michael Styba
Brother Terrance
John Burback
Imperial Oil
Regina
Birth Announcement for Robert Allan
Mr and Mrs F H Chase announce the arrival of their grandson Robert Allan at St Boniface Hospital on February 4 1978 weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. He is a brother to Shanna and Lori. Proud parents are Keith and Shirley Gottfried of Winnipeg.
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F. H. Chase
Robert Allan
St. Boniface Hospital
Shanna
Lori
Keith
Shirley Gottfried
Winnipeg
Opening ceremonies for Manitoba Winter Games in Roblin
The Parkland Region hosted 2000 athletes from five districts with Roblin as host. Evelyn Ostrowski delivered the Athletes Creed and Mayor Wil Sutton sent greetings through Deputy Mayor Jim Hilland. The ceremonies declared the games officially open in good sportsmanship.
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Roblin
Parkland
Evelyn Ostrowski
Manitoba
Wil Sutton
Jim Hilland
Cochairmen
Finalists Clocked In Parkland Ski Event Dauphin
Shirley Carson Marilyn McSpor ran Edie Russett and Linda Bicknell will compete in the Games Final in Dauphin representing Parkland Region. Edie Russett finished third, praised for her inexperience. Nine men entered the cross country ski race covering 744 kilometres. Dave McArthur of Dauphin led in 36 minutes 05.1 seconds with Taisio close behind.
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Shirley Carson
Marilyn McSporran
Edie Russett
Linda Bicknell
Dauphin
Parkland
Dave McArthur
Taisio
Dauphin Athletes Shine in Sprints and Middle Distances
Sonny Moroz leads Dauphin in the Boys 200 400 and 800 meters while Albert Garlinski wins the Boys 600. Carol Piasta dominates the Girls 200 400 600 and 800. At 5 PM Swan Valley defeats Turtle River 9 to 4 in Open Hockey. Intermountain Pelly.
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Dauphin
Sonny Moroz
Albert Garlinski
Carol Piasta
Swan Valley
Turtle River
Cross Country Ski Trials Highlight Parkland Region Hopefuls
Kostamo of Swan River led in 37 min 13.1 sec with Stokotelny Dauphin third in 38 25.5. Senderevich Roblin fourth in 38 57.9 as team qualifiers for the finals at Dauphin. Other finishers were McLeod Swan River, Jakeman Roblin, Olynick Dauphin, Taylor Swan River, Bodin Ste Rose. Trails near Boggy Creek offer rentals and a $2 day fee with full ski kit available for $1 per hour.
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Don Stokotelny
Dave McArthur
Ed Bodin
Jim Olynick
Ken Jakeman
Ken McLeod
Lou Taylor
Taisio Kostamo
Joe Senderevich
Kostamo
Swan River
Dauphin
Roblin
Intermountain
Parkland
Ste Rose
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