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SHOW TIMES:- MATINEE - 1:00 P.M. // EVENING - 7:00 P.M. & 9:00 P.M.

CURLING
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Twenty outside rinks and 12 local ones will
compete in the 8th Annual Bonspiel which
starts at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. lst.
The draw is being finalized and will be
posted in the Curling Rink Thursday after=
noon. All other arrangements for the Bone
spiel. are being campleted and it is hoped
that the weatherman will permit the Com
mittee to get the ice in Tip-Top shape.

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CONGRATULATIONS to: Heinz Beyer’s quertet
who beat out Rupert MeKenzie's foursome to
win the Conveyor Trophy. After eight games,
both rinks cinched their group with seven
wins and one loss aplece, -hefore meeting
in the Finals on Sunday night to decide the
winners. McKenzie will settle for Second
Place rd Ae I.M. Steel Trophy.

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The Draw Sheets are now posted on the
Bulletin Boards for the next competition ~
Bell Asbestos - Ambassador Trophies (for
Club Championship). Please arrange to get
your name on same NOW, as the sheets will
be taken dow thie weekend. Pley will
start on Tuesday, Feb. 6th, following the
Ronepiel, with a day of rest for those who
shail have 'Spieled too vigorously.

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| helped at the rink, also to the P.TsAe for
| their cash donation. —

JUNIOR CURLING: ~

The Junior Cuxling Fonspiel proved highly
successful. After a Round-Robin of five
gemes each, the winning rink wes skipped
by Peter Voss, who won the Trophy for the
second time. Assisting Peter were Nigel
Bailey, Gladys Collbraith and Joy Stewart.
Wolfgang Beyex and Peter Jonigkeit were
tied for gecond place, however, an extra
game proved Beyex the better rink with
Raidiie Pryox, Dickie Forbes and Christine
Jestico. Peter Jonigkelt settled for 3rd
place with Cathy Horsley, Roland Hilger
and Dene Allen. Tied for th place were
Dianne Ritchat & Edward Hanley, who tossed
@ coin for position. Dianne won the toss
for kth. Assisting her were Larry Stevert,
Maxis Horsley & Marina Sonnenberg. Edward
Hanley had Molly Velten, Raymond Jestico
and Irene Joseph. Last, but not least, was
Hartmt Hilger, who had Jimmie Storie,
Deidre Normoyle & Michrel Jestico on his
rink.

Mr. McKenzie was called on to present the
Trophy and prizes to the rinks. The draw
for $20.00 was won by Dr. ©. L. Stanton.

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Mrs. Stevens would like to take this op-
portunity, on behalf of the students, to
thenk everyone who helped make the ‘spiel
the best to date. Special thanks to the
ladies who donated baking and to those who

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