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Peter Workman (left) presents a trophy to Darren Bauer
(behind), Rob Veitch (right), and Barb Alexander (far right) for
earning top position in theJuniordivision of the Brussels
Curling Club. Manivan Larprom was the other team member
whowasabsentonSaturdaynightwhenthe awards were
presented at the Club's awards banquet.
THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1990. PAGE 25.
Brussels Curling Club donates $2000
to Brussels, Morris and Grey Arena
Continued from Page 19
Second Draw: first, 48 points.
Brad Speiran, Jean Oldfield, Mur
ray Bone, Janice Patterson;
second, 47 points, Howard Hack
well, Fran Bremner, Mervyn Bau
er, Corrie Rammeloo; third, 44.5
points, Wayne Lowe, Sharon Cow
man, Orval Bauer, Brett Bauer.
Third Draw: first, 47 points, Fred
Smith, Madelene Steiss, Gord Mit
chell-, Brian Alexander; second, 46
points. Brad Speiran, Darlene Old
field, Ralph Watson, Jane Zwep;
third, 43 points, Orval Bauer, Fran
Bremner, Marg Taylor and Mary
Huether.
The D. A. Rann Trophy for the
overall high point total of 48 points
was presented to the team of Brad
Speiran, Jean Oldfield, Murray
Bone and Janice Patterson.
Sue Gowing presented the Wal
ter Scott Memorial Trophy to the
overall winners of Ladies Curling,
Mary Ann Miners, Bev Stevenson,
Btenda Linton, and Heidi McClure
with 50.5 points.
Peter Workman and Brent Evans
presented the prizes to the Junior
Curlers.
First draw: first, Rob Veitch,
Barb Alexander, Darren Bauer,
Manivan Larprom; second, Brian
Alexander, Jason Kotsier, Rod
Bauer; third, Brent Evans, Bob
Steiss, Suvany Larprom, Jeff
Finch.
Second Draw: first, Gerald
Knight, Jason Gropp, Phaillop
Larprom; second, Brian Alexander,
Bob Steiss, Rich Veitch, Jeff Finch;
third, Steve Steiss, Wayne Alexan
der, Ann Uhler, Jay Hahn.
The Jack
presented to the overall team of
Rob Veitch, Barb Alexander, Dar
ren Bauer and Manivan Larprom.
The Curling Club decided to
donate $2,000 to the Recreation
Committee to go towards the
operating costs of the arena.
The door prize winners of the
floral centrepieces were Corrie
Rammeloo, Brent Evans and
Audrey Hackwell.
President Orval Bauer intro
duced the incoming President,
Pauline Patterson, who gave a
short speech. The meeting was
adjourned.
Cool birds through feet experts say
BY DR. FREEMAN McEWAN
DEAN, ONTARIO
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Ahhh, summer. When it finally
■ ’•rives, everyone sheds their win-
r shell and worships the sun. But
some members of the animal
kingdom don’t have a removable
layer, and the consequences can be
costly.
Birds are among the worst hit by
hot weather. The same feathers
that keep them well-insulated in
the cold make them hot during
temperature extremes. This leaves
poultry farmers in a quandary,
because uncomfortable flocks are
simply poor producers.
But two University
professors have found
keep these birds cool:
of Guelph
a way to
start with
their feet!
A basic fact about birds is that
they don’t sweat like humans.
Instead, during hot spells they
release body heat mostly by pant
ing. But research at Cornell Uni
versity showed that they can re
lease considerable heat through the
skin of their feet.
wasBryans Trophy
Continued on page 27
Business
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Top mix
These Brussels curlers were awarded for being the top mixed
team in the Brussels Curling Club. Pauline Patterson (left)
presented thetrophy to Brad Speiran, Murray Boneand Janice
Patterson on Saturday night at the Brussels Curling Club
awards banquet. Jean Oldfield was the fourth member of the
team but was absent for the photo.
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