Inglis Farmer Is Man Barley Champ
WINNIPEG The national barley championship of 1956 goes to Alberta for the fourth year in a row. The new national champion Art Sauter of Crossfield won on a clone decision over another Alberta grower, Richard Stevenson. Clairmont, runner-up for first place, displaced Manitoba from both interprovincial prizes. Manitoba champion Robert Jackson of Inglis won $200 for first in his province plus $100 for region. Second and third provincial awards of $150 and $100 went to William D. Fisher of Russell and William Sonnenberg of Inglis. Regional winners in Manitoba include Region A and B listings with multiple names. A special prize of $50 was awarded to Carl Gulak of Inglis for handling the provincial champion’s carload entry.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Art Sauter
Crossfield
Richard Stevenson
Clairmont
Manitoba
Robert Jackson
Inglis
William D. Fisher
Russell
William Sonnenberg
E. J. Guthre
Reston
E. E. Stewart
Oak River
M. Vanhantsaeme
Medora
Gordon Forsyth
Ewart
Maurice J. Regnier
St. Francois Xavier
E. A. Wilkins
George A. Capon
Mariapolis
Russell William Sonnenberg
J. H. Jeffrey
Bowsman
Joel Fingas
John Robert Cornforth
Harry H. Elichuk
Elp-hinstone
Carl Gulak
United Grain Growers
Rossburn Bantams Blank Russell 11-0 in Aces Showdown
Rossburn Bantams overwhelmed Russell Bantam Club with an 11-0 victory Saturday afternoon. Rossburn built a 7-0 lead in the first period, added one in the second and three more in the third as local fans cheered the decisive win.
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Rossburn
Rossburn Bantams
Russell Bantam Club
Rossburn Pee Wees Bounce Vista In Open Air Match
On March 6 at the Vista open air rink the Rossburn Pee Wees defeated Vista. Vista scored first but Rossburns locals struck with three goals in the second and third period by Ronnie Pradhnuk Bruce Kowal and Lee VonHagen.
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Rossburn
Vista Open Air
Vista
Ronnie Pradhnuk
Bruce Kowal
Lee VonHagen
Oakburn Ice Carnival crowns 1957 queen in lively pageant
A large Oakburn crowd attended Thursday March 7 ice carnival events. Miss Helen Prosak was crowned Ice Carnival Queen with Princes Olga Migas and Sonia Postmituck in attendance. The program featured costume judging, fancy skating, and a high school versus businessmen hockey game, won 7-6 by the High School team.
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Helen Prosak
Olga Migas
Sonia Postmituck
Mike Borodie
Oakburn Memorial
Miss Prosak
Oakburn High School
Oakburn
Twerdochlib
Ray Waytowich
M. Michalyshen
M. Yanick
Orest Matiowsky
Tony Kiez
Paul Michalyshen
Mrs J J Stitt Celebrates 90th Birthday This March
The Review congratulates Mrs J J Stitt on turning 90 on March 18 and notes she is enjoying fairly good health. The newspaper wishes her many more happy birthdays and continued well being.
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J. J. Stitt
Soldiers receive training certificates in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg on March 7, Major General W. J. Megill presented certificates to 115 young men who trained as soldiers. They had been civilians two months earlier and now return to civilian life with a poised bearing and readiness to serve national defence. Listed are recipients from Rossburn Ptes H E Clearsky and W W Cooke, Erickson Pte S V English, Polonia Pte L Levandowski, Onanole Pte L L Reid.
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Winnipeg
W. J. Megill
Hospital Notes Rossburn February patient care and donations
Thirty seven patients were treated in hospital during February and eight operations occurred. A long list of individuals and groups are thanked for donations. A new sewing machine was added for hospital mending committees. A weekly hospital activity note will begin. Polio vaccination for ages six months to school age will occur this spring with signed permissions required. Caution urged during epidemics and sniffle days. Thanks to Mrs S Brown for a chicken donation.
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Rossburn
Ukrainian Women's Organization Holds March Meeting
The Ukrainian Women's Organization met Monday night March 4 at Mrs. Dors Verbowski’s home with 18 members present. Mrs. Verbowski won the jackpot. cushions were raffled to aid the Hospital sewing machine fund. A bingo is planned for April 12 at the Ukrainian National Home and an outside speaker is to be invited to entertain the W.I. of Rossburn.
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Rossburn
Dors Verbowski
Lena Zegalski
W.O
W.I. of
School Notes highlights and Irish humor at local school
The school notes sympathy for Mrs. Gunn after her mother’s death at Arborfield. Mr. Gunn attends the funeral. Mrs. Veitch substitutes in grades three and four. A one o’clock Friday candy sale for the Red Cross. Irish records, autograph albums, a potential censorship note on rhymes, and the bonspiel start. Easter exams loom. a new duplicating machine will print papers with Student Council funding half the cost. An Irish joke ends the column.
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The
Red Cross
Pokropany Rink Tops Bonspiel
ROSSBURN The local men s curling club held a knockout bonspiel during the past week with finals Monday evening. In the winners event Steve Prokropany defeated Bill Silewich s rink in the final. In the lover s event J Lindsay defeated the Laverne Clubley rink.
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Rossburn
Steve Prokropany
Bill Silewich
J. Lindsay
Laverne Clubley
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Pritchard
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R. Huston
Pushka
Huston
Elvers
Storey
Kowal
Nedene
Elf & Fay
Pan
Shady Glen
Grace
Fancy
Neddy Derkatch
Donnie Chobotnik
Romeo Hersak
Sonia Malanchuk
Roxy Stebelesky
Ann Ewachewski
Ann Gerelus
Ann Kondrat
Rick Parker
Gerald Wavrick
Mervin Lebydy
Mervin Michalyshen
Suzie Yanick
Dolores Melnyk
O. Matiowsky
Sonia Antonation
Rhythm Ranch Boys
Stan Drozda
Olha
Man
Ann Citulsky
Sid Patricia Migas
Steve Ferens
Stan Wavrick
Jerry Maliation
T. Twerdochlic
E. Bobinski
Ken Matiowsky
Walter Yanick
Eugene Yanick
Mike Yanick
Eugene Lazaruk
Arnold Slon
Mervin Lebydynski
H. E. Clearsky
W. W. Cooke
S. Trakalu
Cormack
Ament
J. Armstrong
J. Andrew
J. Kreshewski
A. Derlago
Ukrainian Ladies Aid
Byrd School
J. Magdaniuk
C.G.I.T
R. Veitch
Ladies Aid
Barnesky
Birdtail W.I
R. Hutton
Ukrainian Women’s Organization
Mrs. D. Verbowski
Judge
Pat
Pokropany Rink
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