Rams Executive Responds To Hockey Season Shortfalls
In a letter to the editor the Rams executive explains the season faced setbacks including faulty arena ice, injuries to two veterans, and player defections. He notes plans shifted from a lone coach and goalie to adding experienced goalkeeper Keith Fawcett, discusses Kilimnik’s path, and defends decisions amid waning fan support while predicting the remaining five players could grow into a core for future success.
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Rams
Brian Gimpson
Rapid City
Marshall
Barry Ross
Marcel Mongrain
Jerry Kilimnik
Jerry
Rossburn
Keith
Kilimnik
Ramsard
Foxwarren
Xilimanskis
Winnipeg manitoba public insurance sees record January claims
McGill, minister for Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation, reports the city of Winnipeg posted the highest three day January claim total at Autopac Drive in Claims Centres. For January 2 to 4, 246 claims were filed, about seven percent more than the same period last year, driven by heavy snowstorms and icy streets creating hazardous conditions.
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McGill
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Winnipeg
Autopac
Recreation Round-Up: Broomball and Skating Activities
Recreation Round-up by Cliff Zimmer describes a new fitness program starting Tuesday night January 90 at Major Pratt gym. It notes planned instructors and upcoming broomball and hockey games among Ford Co-op RCM P and school, plus Russell Bulls hockey at Foxwarren and a revived Russell Figure Skating program. The piece highlights senior girls traveling to Dauphin for tests and a February 16 1979 family dance with Figure Skating Club Queen Contest committees, ticket sales, and lunch by Club members.
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Pratt
Ford
Co-op
R.C.M.P
R.cm.p
Searth
Russell
St. Lazare
Binscarth
St. Vlad
Russell Bulls
Foxwarren
Senoir
Dauphin
CN Sets Continental Train Safety Record in 1978
CN announced it ended 1978 with the lowest train accident rate among major North American railways. Through improvements in track structure grade stabilization communication systems and computer operated detection devices accidents per million locomotive miles fell to under half 1974 levels as CN rail traffic rose to a record 863 billion gross ton miles in the four western provinces.
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Canadian National
Canada
United States
Grain Movement Study Stresses Rail Co ordination in Canada
Premier announces federal consultants and the Western premiers will monitor grain handling and transport constraints. The talks cover car usage, inland terminals, grain grades, and Canadian Wheat Board sales within seasonal limits. Proposals for a special traffic coordinator and off board grain impacts are noted.
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Canadian Wheat Board
C.W.B
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Big Man Shop
10Th Street
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Cliff Zimmer
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Saas