Winnipeg Blue Bombers face coaching shakeup whispers
In a candid insider note, Ray Jauch’s departure looms as Winnipeg debates a 1963 head coach. Names floated include John Michels, Ron Lancaster, Cal Murphy, Joe Faragalli, Vince Tobin, and Chuck Nell, each praised for Winnipeg and CFL ties and potential fit.
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Ray Jauch
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Jauch
Blue Bombers
Canadian Football League
Earl Lunsford
Winnipeg
Okie
John Michels
Twinkletoes
Bud Grant
Minnesota
Vikes
Blue Bomber
Ron Lancaster
Saskatchewan
Regina
Cal Murphy
St. Ignatius
Murph
Joe Faragalli
Papa Joe
Roughriders
Anyboyd
Vince Tobin
E.L
Vince
Vic Rapp
B.C
Chuck Nell
Keating Wins 1982 Beef and Barley Bonspiel Title
David Keating skip led his rink to seven games with six wins and one loss to capture the championship at the Beef and Barley Bonspiel. The Russell Curling Club presented Keating, Bob Parasiuk, Nick Parasiuk, and Don Adolphe with a 1200 dollar prize and four wall clocks. The final saw Keating defeat Brandon’s Doug Williamson in eight ends, with a strong start and steady leads. Prize money distributed to finalists and semi finalists reflected a deep field of thirty two rinks from multiple Manitoba and Saskatchewan clubs.
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David Keating
Russell Curling Club
Earl ‘Swain
Bob Parasiuk
Nick Parasiuk
Don Adolphe
Labatts
Keating
Brandon
Doug Wil- Wallace
Larry McRae
Williamson
Doug Williamson
Ron Svnenbjornson
Churchbridge
Saskatchewan
Russell
Craig Miller
Binscorth
Bryan McCauley
Fred Cook
Garnet Cochrane
Murray Tibbatts
Virden
Bill Kent
Alan Kent
Kevin Gabrielle
Schentag
Esterhazy
Miller
Dauphin
Ralph Wilson
Winnipeg
Terry Waddell
Emil Schentag
Rock
Greg Schentag
Peter Proke
Jim Todoruk
Rae Csversko
Terry Wade
Jim Dunmer
Wilson
Crew
Osers
Oak River
Miniota
McAuley
Birtle
Angusville
Inglis
Roblin
Benito
Manitoba
Regina
Lestock
Whitewood
Saltcoats
Church
Lori Hodgson
Val
Dale Brown
Curling Club
Lori
Dale
Daryl ‘Nernberg
Sto
Mary Georgina Mitchell obituary notes family ties and war service
The death of Mary Georgina Molly Mitchell occurred October 11 at Russell District Hospital after a long illness. She was 75 or 76 and survived by sisters Effie Comfort of Kelvington and Belle Joy of Shellmouth, plus nieces, nephews, and cousins in England and Canada. She served overseas in WW II with the CWAC at Aldershot Camp. The Anglican service was conducted by Rev. Ray McMullan with six nephews as pallbearers and a Legion honour guard.
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Mitchell
Russell District Hospital
Mary Georgina
Molly) Mitchell
Effie Comfort
Kelvington
Sask
Belle Joy
Shellmouth
England
Canada
John
Margaret Langford
CWAC
Aldershot
Ray McMullan
Partick
Jim
Jamie
Woody
Larry Langford
Howard Comfort
Calgary
Legion
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Burke Garnett
Jett Garnett
Harvey Kearns
Murray Hovey
Dave Fleury
Jack Dow
Terry Stonehouse
Frankie Clement
Ldon Montgomery
Willis Zimmer
Number One Green
Andro Vi Laing
Joan Rowat
Russell Golf & County Club
Russellinn the
Roses & Thorn
Russell Game & Fish Assoc
Elks Hall
Murray Falloon
Wolfgang Delfing
Ron Stasiuk
Russell Inn
Sincerely, Joe Laxdal
Russell Inns Limited
Dale’s Men’s Wear
Jean Shop
Hallowe
Russell Beef and Barley Festival
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