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| CURLING CORNER

Despite the cold weather, play for

the Conveyor Trophy continued during

;the past two weeks. Group winners

iwere Horsley, McKenzie and Legros

jwho played an extra game in a group

|tie with w. Beyer. Thus began a
;round-robin of the three rinks with

i\Legros emerging with two wins to

jcleim the trophy; Horsley managed a

jwin and a loss for second prize, and
‘McKenzie suffered two losses. Play-
jing for Danny Legros were Ernie

IMeinyk, Myles Kehoe and Clarence

jKadyk. Trevor Horsley had Art Mc-

jAndrew, Peter Eligh & George Brewer. |

‘the Ambassador event got undeeway on
iMonday Jan. llth with 16 rinks. The

for Friday Jan. 22nd. —

jzend - get your name on the drawsheet

weather has turned milder and should
make this one more fun than the pre-
vious competitions. Finals are set

"Ub +

|whe coveted Bell Asbestos Trophy con-
jpstition will start on Monday Jan.

25th. Deadline for entries is Jan.

if you wish to curl, but, please do
not put your name down if you are

going to be on afternoon shift during Ifa rink is missing a player and

the two weeks of the event.

lwleven rinks are competing for the

‘Inter-Departmental Trophy. Each team | |

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has @ spare player so that the rink
will be out in full force at «ll
times. The series of round-robin

|@emes commenced last Sunday evening
jand most of the games are scheduled

jpleyed € : :
jspiel in order to complete the event jcompetition.
by March 2lat. There is much enthus-

iiesm surr

for Sunday n _@ few to be

ounding this event and it

lwill be interesting to see the end
jresults.

la rink skipped by Bob Kennealy will

}jJourney to whitehorse to compste in

jthe MacDonald Brier play-downs on th
jweek-end Jan.23-24. Good Luck, Bob.

|Cassiar Curling Club will be held on jonly place that's open."

fret. 25, 26, 27 and 28th.

| y Ses See) ae) Ra aoe 3h.
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| Invitations wili go out shortly te |
ithe various outside clubs - deadline)

| | 19th . _
| Local rinks are now being formed for)

+more local rinks will be called on |
, to f111 in. Remember, all rinks must.

immediately following the Bon-|rank

Bid oor.

A. Soren: srectaie = ET 2 Go at, Poe ET

for entries has been set for Feb.

ithe Curling Classic - 12 rinks will |
| be accepted and should some of the |
j outsiders decline their invitation, |

thave at least one lady to make up
| The general meeting held last Sunday!
| brought the following results: 4

1. Curling Club Membership Fees must:
‘be paid by February ist. See Dave i
;Acason now and get paid up. It was
jalso0 ruled that future Membership |
‘fees must be paid by January lst of

lyears to follow.

2. House Rules pertaining only to |
local events. A rink must consist of}
jthree of the original players shown |
jon the draw. One spare will be al- |
lowed and must play lead, all others |

jcannot locate a spare, said rink may
{play with three and the person lead-
ing off must deliver 4 rocks. |

‘In the event that after the draw has |
jbeen made and a player on the team _
jcannot continue as a member of the
jrink, for a very good reason, such
jas going on afternoon shift unexpec-
jtediy, a substitute player of ecual
may be used and must finish the
To get a substitute,
you must first contact your Draw-
mistress who will endeavor to locate
jone and approved by the executive.

‘The husband came tiptoeing in at 4200!
jam. and his wife caught him at the
"So," she sald triumphantly, "home
jis the best place after all.”

"Nope," he said sourly, "it's the

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