Rams Bring Armstrong Trophy Back To Russell
The 1956 57 Russell Rams revived the Eddie Armstrong trophy run, defeating Hamiota and Roblin to reach provincial finals then edging Londar in a dramatic overtime. Merv Bodnarchuk scored the winner from Marcel Mongrain, sending Russell to face Thompson Canucks at Foxwarren Arena.
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Rams
Armstrong
Russell
Russell “Rams
Witners
Manitoba
Hamiota
Roblin
Londar
Dauphin
Merv Bodnarchuk
Marcel Mongrain
Merv
Thompson Canucks
Foxwarren
Foxwerren
Angusville Flyers
Russell Rams
Canucks
Hams
Eddie Armstrong
Doug Fowler
Merv Bodzarchuk
Marcel Mongraine
Carl Haney
Tom Kearns
Eldon Montgomery
Terry Kearns
Wally Jack
Joe” Vasik
Ross Annand
Lloyd Rolling
Doug Wishart
Ron Lemieux
Ed. Mills
Klimnik
Barry Coulter
Thompson
Chamber of Chinnareen
Wanted Clean Honest Murderer To Share Every Home
A rural dialogue reveals talk of housing convicts with elderly citizens to reduce prison crowding. Debates erupt over safety and moral concerns as residents question whether such a plan could work or endanger communities. Local voices worry about violence and practical logistics.
John Mitchell New Parkland President Parkland Development Cor poration
John Mitchell is named president of Parkland Development Corporation amid a planned program of public zone meetings and conferences over the next three weeks to discuss local proxies and better utilization. The Parkland Plan outlines a five year regional advancement, starting with inventory and increasing involvement and cooperation across Zone 4 communities.
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Parkland Development Corporation
Declegnon
Council Approves Subdivision Plan and Bylaw Readings
The council approved a subdivision plan subsidized by Bruce Alfred Balchen a Manitoba land surveyor of Dauphin for a portion of south including the Manor. First reading was given to Bylaw No 801 for local improvement street paving projects and debenture taste. A building permit for a frame addition to a dwelling was granted to Matt Walko. Accounts passed.
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Bruce Alfred Balchen
Manitoba
Dauphin
Matt Walko
Rural Scene Sees Cavers Urge Registered Stock for Manitoba
At a Binsearth horticul tural meeting expert advice warned against buying bargain trees and shrubs from unregistered dealers. Provincial horticulturist Reg Curle urged stock from registered dealers for hardiness in Manitoba. Members doubted southern arseries stock would survive Manitoba winters. Brandon Research Station results report Limousine cattle outperforming Simmental and Charolais in calving and carcass measures. The meeting agenda includes teed production questions and details to be discussed next Wednesday April 12 at 7 30 in the Elke hall with specialists.
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Reg Curle
Manitoba
Tom Plum
Brandon
Simmental
Elke’ Hell
Local foursome wins Main Event Trophy in five events
Prize winners across five events include Central Hotel-ist and an individual winner. The report notes a local group claimed the Main Event Trophy with top performances from multiple participants, highlighting competition at the event.
Sporting notes and town events in Russell area headlines
Local items report minor road accident delays during holidays and civic news. Gerald Zimmer achieves full membership in Kappa fraternity. Russell Golf and Country Club event slated. Memorial Hall social planned with food and dance. hockey concerns include Stanley Cup strike impact and ice conditions affecting Rams and local arena plans. Town discussions push for municipal program to upgrade sports facilities and seek grants.
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Gerald Zimmer
John Zimmer
Kappa Fraternity
Sein
I Ca
Uberal Arts College For the Deaf
Pe of
Russell
Russell Golf and Country Club
Pratt
Memorial Hall
National Broadcasting
Winnipegosis
Dell Room
Ld.c.c
Inglis
District Community Club
Chamber of Commerce
Carley
Wayne Johnston
Russell, Pelly Division
Rams
Las Dowdelo Be
Lheut
Manitoba Legislature Report Reflects Schreyer Budget Increase
Report from the Manitoba Legislature notes an estimated Schreyer government current expenditure for the coming year at 975,840,100 dollars, up nearly 60 million from last year. Health accounts for about two thirds of the rise, while debate touched the Attorney General Al Mackling's department and how to hold the line on spending. The discussion covered police protection issues and potential funds to ease shortages.
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Cherniak
Schreyer
al Mackling
Ried
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Stony Mountain
John Mitchell New
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Grandview
LDG
Mountain
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Beutto
Minitoras
Lloyd B. Cavers
Binsearth
Central Hotel
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