Hockey Star in Mani toba Hall of Fame Fame Recall
A fragmented report notes a Manitoba baseball Hall of Fame member famed for hockey in the 1950s as the "Rocket Richard" of the Big Six league. It covers Birdtail Sioux First Nation opening a new police station and Wellness Centre with a noon barbecue staged by the Dakota Treaty Police Service. Also mentions Phil Sobkow signing a contract for 52,500 with the NorKiton Cardinals.
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Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame
Rocket Richard
Birdtail
Welin
Dakota Qaitway
Mblhamsack
Phil Sobkow
Norkiton Cardinals
Cardinals
Airport
Ptors
Dodgers
Air show draws 1500 at Asessippi Park event
The Roblin Review reports 1500 attendees at the Asessippi Provincial Park air show hosted by Steve Souchuk. The two year event featured 82 pilots and 100 to 125 model biplanes plus five turbine jets. Participants and spectators hailed from North Dakota and cities such as Thunder Bay Calgary and Saskatoon. The show, held every two years with a lighter off year, drew praise for weather crowd and aircraft quality.
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Steve Souchuk
Canada
Souchuk
North Dakota
Thunder Bay
Calgary
Bell given ten year term in Manitoba police killing case
Justice John Menzies sentenced Laurie Bell to ten years for her role in the December 2001 killing of Dennis Strongquill. Robert Sand, Bell’s accomplice, received life with 25 years before parole. Bell’s time credit reduces her remaining term, with parole eligibility by late 2005 and potential statutory release by 2008. The court noted Bell’s limited moral culpability compared to Sand, while stressing the seriousness of the crime.
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Laurie Bell
Dennis Strongquill
John Menzies
Manitoba
Brandonury
Bell
Herco
Robert Sand
Sand
Quebec
Justin Menzies
Brandon
Bob Morrison
Menzies
Sand Brothers
Robert
Danny ‘Sand
Strongquil
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Vay
Theresa Seraraph
Roblin Review
Asessippi Provincial Park
Ms. Bell
Bonni Clyde
Morrison
Sandana
Cappo
Earm Supply Ltd
Clements
Clementfarmsupply.com
Bin‘searth
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