Russell Midgets Sweep Binscarth In Tight Friday Clash
Russell Midgets defeated Binscarth by a 5 to 4 margin at Binscarth with tallies from McLennan Schwalm and Cartwright in the first and final periods. Russell’s Schwalm Adolph added goals as the visitors climbed from a 3-3 deadlock.
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Russell
Binscarth
McLennan
Schwalm
Cartwright
Lone Russell
Adolph
Russel
Dunn
Adolphe
K. T
Peddie
Thom
Custar
Koss
Line-up Includes Patterson and Cartwright as Shipp, Matheson in Consent
The roster lists Patterson along with Cartwright and Shipp, I Matheson, Pettitt, Coulter, Wishart, Man, Flett, and Pettitt in a sequential line-up. The fragment hints at a sports team lineup or roster from a past game or event.
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Patterson
R. Cartwright
Shipp
I. Matheson
Pettitt
Coulter
Wishart
Man
Flett
Two Teams Tie After Doubleheader Overtime Loss
In the second game, Russell lost 7 6 in overtime after a fast match. Mather scored twice and Whitmer added a marker as Roblin tied late, forcing a sudden death finish before extra time ended.
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Wees
Russell
Mather
McLennan
Roblin
Whitmer
Tops In Alberta Locker Plants
A Calgary paper reports Western Storage Locker Co of Medicine Hat owned by A J Currie won the Merit Shield for Alberta quick freeze locker plants at the Alberta Quick Freeze Locker Association banner in Palliser Calgary. Currie, a former airline pilot, received the shield from M Co with Bruce Robinson Electric Ltd sponsoring. The firm scored 938.3 points of 1000.
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Calgary
Russell
J. W. Currie
Western Storage Locker Co
Medicine Hat
A. J. Currie
Alberta
Currie
Commercial Airlines
Auick
M. Co
Bruce Robinson Electric Ltd
D. H. McCallum
Manitoba School of Music Theory Exam Winners
The University of Manitoba School of Music announced February theory exam results. District successful candidates include Grade 5 Mary Matheson first class honors, Grade 3 Baird McNeill honors, Grade 2 Anita Matheson first class honors, Grade 1 Patricia McNeill James Patterson honors, Reta Dunn Jo Ann Cross pass.
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University of Manitoba School of Music
Mary Matheson
Lass
Baird McNeill
Anita Matheson
Patricia McNeill
James Patterson
Reta Dunn
Jo.Ann.Cross
Park's Jewellery Moves Into Wilson Block
Park's Jewellery moves into Wilson Block with premises to be divided. C. Ron ey occupies the front office while the balance enlarges The Coffee Shop. Jack and Earl Park from Yorkton assisted in the transfer. Wilson Block has been redecorated.
Warble Powder Available Here For Cattle Health
An article explains warble flies affect cattle, causing discomfort, reduced milk, and hide damage. It notes that while community action helps, individual treatment with warble fly repellent is effective and available at the office of the Agricultural Representative.
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Hicultural
Neath forwards pace Roblin as top scorer on ice
Roblin dominated the game with four goals and 75 minutes played, while Russell's lineup included Johnson, Mather, McLennan, Deschampa, Whitmer, Cochrane, Dunn, Adolphe, and Cohen.
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Neath
Roblin
Russell
Johnson
Mather McLennan
Deschampa
Whitmer
Cochrane
Dunn
Adolphe
Cohen
Blood Transfusion Saves Baby With Rh Disease
Eight month old Donald Lohvin born in Vancouver survived erythroblastosis fetalis after Canadian Red Cross funding supplied new blood. Rh negative mother and Rh positive donor blood triggered the condition. physicians and Red Cross director Dr. Walter G. Rice led the救 effort to provide transfusions and establish free blood supply across Canada beginning in Vancouver and soon Halifax.
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Donald Loivin
Alex Loivin
Donald
Mrs. Lohvin
Candian Red Cross Society
Karl Landteiner
Alexander §. Wiener
Rockefeller Institute
Canadian Red Cross Society
Step
Vancouver
Canada
Halifax
Red Cross
Dauphin Elks Win Dee Poles Curling Trophy In Russell
Dauphin Elks lodge curlers claimed the Dee Poles trophy during a visiting event in Russell. Two Dauphin rinks competed in afternoon and evening games, ending with a lunch and trophy presentation by Frank Jones.
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Dee Poles
Russell
Dauphin Elks Lodge
Elks
Dauphin
Frank Jones
Wingert Named Postmaster of Angusville Office
Lawrence Wingert has been appointed postmaster at Angusville and will assume duties immediately succeeding Rod Nield who resigned earlier to resume farming. Wingert previously managed the J. J. Crowe Columbus yard at Angusville.
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Lawrence Wingert
Angusville
Rod Nield
Mr. Wingert
J. J. Crowe Columber_ yard
Thomas Dilling Buried Tuesday
Thomas Dilling born May 28 in Richleigh Cornwall and Devon England is buried Tuesday after his family moved to Canada following his birth. The notice records his origin and emigration and marks the burial date.
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Thomas Dilling
Richleigh
Cornwall
Devon
England
Canada
Wildcats Rally Ends In Narrow Defeat With Late Goal
A fragmented report notes Wildcats chasing a late goal in a tense match. The sequence includes a brief surge and a final effort that fell short as opponents secured the win.
Kinney Hatcheries Birth Announced First 1200 Chicks
Kinney Hatcheries announced the birth of 1200 chicks, the first batch in a planned hatch. The event marks a milestone for the company as it expands its poultry production.
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Kinney Hatcheries
Board of Trade Plans For Spring and Summer Activities
A note urges early planning for Board of Trade events as April approaches and refers to the last meeting held by the group.
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Board of Trade
Curlers Arrive Late for Gilbert Plains Spiel
Some curlers from the local area arrived a little late to the Gilbert Plains event held last week, affecting lineup and schedule.
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Gilbert Plains
Jack Vinnell Dies Suddenly at Birch Hills
Jack Vinnell died suddenly at Birch Hills this morning. He is survived by brothers Harry, George and Donald who leave today to attend the film on Saturday at Birch His.
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Jack Vinnell
Birch Hills
Harry
George
Donald
Birch His
Work On Flin Flon Road To Start In 1948
A Manitoba Legislature statement notes the Dominion government will cover 50 percent of the costs for instructing the Flin Flon highway segment beginning in 1948. The project involves the Psi Flin Flon route via Cranberry.
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Flin Flon Road
Manitoba
The
Dominion
Their Day Celebrates St Patrick’s Day in Green Spirit
A brief note recalls a local observance as the Sons of wear green and home attire, marking a festive day centered on Irish heritage and community camaraderie. The piece captures simple, small town celebration without specific dates or names.
Angusville readers question March 6 row to town
Two readers questioned an Angusville item noting Alex Kalinuk saw a row on the way to town on Saturday March 6 and ask how we could tell the row was bound for town.
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Angusville News
Alex Kalinuk
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