Optimism and history frame a hopeful 1973 outlook
A reflective column weighs the new year as a choice between optimism and pessimism. It recalls global losses and triumphs of 1972, from floods and wars to the moon landing, peace talks, and notable deaths. It also notes lingering debates on amateur sport and the evolution of hockey in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Ireland
Vietnam
Nicaragua
Harry Truman
Lester Pearson
United States
Peking
Moscow
Great Britain
Manitoba
Churchill Forest Industries Commission
Nelson
Churchill
Lake Winnipeg
Atom Pee Wee Tourney Opens With Busy Ice Action
Grandview and Roblin opened the 30 Atom Pee Wee tournament with 9 30 a m games. Roblin won 6 3 as power skating helped their third period surge while Grandview top netters included Randy Maxwell and Brent Fisher. Minor hockey drama continued as Grandview beat Russell 4 1 and Binscarth edged Winnipegosis 2 0 in later Atom matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipegosis
Pee Wee
Binscarth Pee Wees
Murray Flett
Binscarth
Ken Burnett
Geo. Ashby
Mark Kingdon
Bradley Dredlick
Sheldon Grey
Roblin Defeats Binsearth In Spectator Hockey Match
Roblin triumphed 5 to 2 over Binsearth in a steady paced game with strong passing. Scorers for Binsearth included Sheldon Gray and Mark Kindon while Roblin’s Bill Solotwinski led with two goals and one assist, along with Davey Andres and Brock Bulbuck. Trophy presented by Douglas Frost Hunt of Roblin Forest Products Ltd to co captains Cam Taylor and Bill Solotwinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binsearth Atoms
Roblin Atoms
Bob LaRocque
Enny Reagh
Binsearth
Johnny Bauer
Roblin
Gerry Cook
Scott McDonald
Garry Schaak
Paul Ducharme
Grandview
Ken Reagh
Sheldon Gray
Mark Kingdon
Bill Solotwinski
Davey Andres
Brock Bulbuck
Douglas Frost Hunt
Roblin Forest Products Ltd
Cam Taylor
Robertson Storozynsky Wedding at Knox United Church
Theresa Jeannette Storozynsky and Lawrence Albert Robertson wed in a candlelight ceremony at Knox United Church on December 15. Rev Robert Kayes officiated as family members and attendants joined in the double ring service with music by Shirley Dilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
Theresa Jeannette Storozynsky
Taras Storozynsky
Roblin
Lawrence Albert Robertson
Harold Robertson
Brandon
Robert Kayes
Shirley Dilley
Wedding Afloat in Satin Streamers and Bright Attire
Mr Clark Down of Brandon served as best man and Mr Jim Pomeroy as usher at a wedding with the bridal party in formal dresses. The bride wore a pale blue brocade gown and the groom's mother wore a pink polyester dress. A toast was given by Ralph Gara at a reception in the groom's parents home. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena Flikweert
Roxy Storozynsky
Mr. Clark Down
Brandon
Jim Pomeroy
Ralph Gara
Robertson
Winnipeg
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Pittsburgh
USA
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oakland Chargers
Montreal Victorias
Winnipeg Victorias
Montreal
Auditorium
Tommy Phillips
Eddie Geroux
Art Ross
Joe Hall
Cyclone Taylor
Lester Patrick
Rat Portage
Kenora
Portage la Prairie
Alvin Yeroschak
Tom Wilson
Atoms
Russell
Darren Graves
Brian Glasman
Darren ‘Graves
Greg Hewko
Keith Dalgleish
Harding
ETS and
Kraus
Roblin Cleaners
Roblin, Man
MR. Allen
Assiniboine Community College
Victoria Avenue
Man
RZA
Oregon
Omark Canada, Ltd
Robertson — Storozynsky
Department OF Labour
Heavy Construction Wages Board
The
Heavy Construction Board
Norquay
York and Kennedy
Norquay Building
Institute
Parkland
D. H. Wilson
Toronto
Jean St. Cyr
Manitoba Design Institute
Parkland Regional Development Inc
First Avenue S.W
Dauphin
Manitoba Desiign Institute
Manitoba Departiment OF Industry and Commerce
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