Lac de Bonnet Curling match yields tight game and injuries
Friday morning's curling at Lac du Bonnet featured J S Sinnott's squad facing a local rink skippered by J Sparman with Vic Rowe Harry Springman and Mayor M Danylchuk. Sinnott's plan disrupted by J G Gardiner's Ottawa return and W Ward's shoulder injury, while Wood Gretsinger Sinnot t Steiner White Mouth edged the locals by a comfortable margin.
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J. Sparman
Vic Rowe
Harry Springman
M. Danylchuk
J. G. Gardiner
Ottawa
W. Ward
Dauphin
Great Falls
Mr. Sinnott
Mr. Wood
M.P
Toulon
E. Gretsinger
J. Steiner
Whitemouth
Round Our School Curling Update From Beausejour
Beausejour curlers opened the week poorly with two losses when their rink and a separate team dropped games at Beausejour on January 9. A Great Falls rink led by Campbell Ferguson defeated four Beausejour boys led by Jim Russell. Return matches are set for January 18 with three Beausejour rinks scheduled to curl.
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Beausejour
Great Falls
Campbell Ferguson
Leo Carriere
Harvey Clark
Hugh Carriere
Jim Russell
Norman Malyk
Dennis Fournier
Martin Wade
Winter Warmth Fades as Glenmoor Visitor Returns Home
In a 1952 winter filled with rumors of spring like weather Glenmoor lure H Fietz of St Joseph Michigan came to see for himself after a brief stay at H P Otos he packed his bathing suits and headed home Perhaps the rumors were exaggerated Mr and Mrs J Hindy also traveled by car to Poplar Field to spend Christmas with Marion's parents Mike Kaminsky now in Winnipeg spent Christmas Eve with his parents Mrs Paul Robak made a two day visit and returned to Gonor convinced her old farm home remains in A 1 shape
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Mr. Ward
W.W.C
Herman Kaatz
Dan Kabaluk
Churchill
Manitoba
H. Fietz
St. Joseph, Mich
H. P. Otto’s
Mrs. J. Hindy
Poplar Field
Marion
Mike Kaminsky
Winnipeg
Paul Robak
Mrs. Robak
Gonor
Prefixes Fitz Ben and Mac Indicate “son of”
The terms Fitz Ben and Mac are prefixes meaning son of in various languages and naming traditions. They signal paternal lineage with origins in Norman and Gaelic usage, appearing in surnames and given-name constructions across historical periods.
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Fitz
Ben
Mac
Palm Tree Named for Hand Like Leaf Shape
The palm tree earned its name because its fronds were once said to resemble the palm of a hand. Communities noted the tree’s distinctive leaf pattern and used it as a familiar reference in local descriptions.
Ice Cream Eating Up 15 Pints Per Canadian Last Year
Canadians averaged 15 pints of ice cream per person last year, triple the amount from a decade ago. Strong rise in per capita ice cream consumption highlights changing dessert habits and market demand across the country.
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