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WIZARD OF BAGHDAD

SHOW TIVES - MATINEE - 1.00 p.m. //// EVENING - 7.00 p.m.

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Colour Marlon Brando, Miko Taka

Scope

B&W Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb :

Colour Joan Fontaine, Walter Pidgeon

Scope .

B&W Charlton Heston, Charles Laughton

B&W Ted Ray, Jean Kent

Colour Dick Shawn, Diane Baker

Scope

& 9.00 p.m.

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CURLING CORNER

The VhitePass event came to a thrilling end when the dark horse rink (all Ladies) wound up in the finals, but didn't quite make it. When the last Asbestos sheet went to press, Groups 1 and 2 had ties, Groups 3 and 4 - winners were decided. Thus, Stevens beat Hewett to win Group 1 and Hrynchuk won from Dennis and Johnson to win Group 2.Stevens beat Hrynchuk in the Group play-offs and Byron beat WeKenzie. Willie Byron & his crew Bob Kennealy, Mike Kupfer and Angelo Miseio won from Pat Stevens and her trio of Julie Caron, Nettie Hood and Doreen Miller to capture the WhitePass trophy.

The Fish-n-Tackle ‘Spiel was completed on Tuesday evening when Trevor Horsley wal~ loped John Mahon and Al Morrison beat Ray Mitchell. This event had 14 rinks playing in a 2-way knock-out with vice-skips at the fore. Along with Horsley were team mates Rill Jeffrey, Frnie Melnyk and Andre Beguin. Playing for Mirrison were Mike Kupfer, Shorty Berne and Jim Forbes. This winds up the schedule for this years cur ling. The ice is available for challenge games up to 4th April, after which time it will be available for skating.

SHH

Of interest to the members of the Curling Ciub is that the presentation of trophies and prizes will take place on April 14th

and members will receive their invitations

in due course. JHEHRHHHEHHESH

BADMINTON .

On the week-end of March 24th, a group of badminton players and supporters ventured some 357 miles to Whitehorse to participate in the Yukon Badminton Tournament.

It was reported that the trip was fine except for a few minor breakdowns, snow- banks, ice, etc. and was much enjoyed by all - the feod, clubs (soft lighting), the tours and se on. (Sez John =~ some toured the restaurants and others toured the bars and some just toured. )

It waan't only for the night life that these people travelled those many miles. Cassiar made a fine showing with John Mahon now holding the Yukon title in the men's singles Other Cassiarites in the running were Brian Brenton and Olga Husack with second vlace

in the mixed doubles and Stu Carlisle-Smith and Al Lonergan plecing second in the men's doubles. Competition was very keen rerorts the Club. We hope that we will be able to stage a tournament here in the not too distant future.

According to the "Northern Light" the Vatson Lake Badminton Club are hard at it again.

So, all round it sounds as though 1962 is going to be a good year, sportewise that is.

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