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Championship Bonspiel on aturd, ay. Left to'right are team members Cam Bogie. (skip.),
Jim Hawkins (vice), Roger Moore (second) and Jamieson Ribey (lead). (Photo by Joanne
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The AM&G Hospital team captured the "B" division at the Goderich Industrial Curling
League Championship Bonspiel on Saturday. Left to right are Richard Ottewell (lead),
Marty Bond (second), Jim Rourke (skip) and George Sutton who presented the trophies.
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have been a big part of the Hospital's
season as theyhave been in five this year.
Ail of which they lost! The experience of
extra -end pressure, however, made the
difference as •the A.M.& G .employees'
came through with their first extra end
victory. The Evaporators were an ex-
cellent
xcellent addition to the League this year
and the foursome of Peggy Young, Jan
Ginn, Mark Fischer and Tim Colwell
proved they have what it takes to play in
this league -skill and humour.
The .AM&G Hospital's opponent in the
championship match was the G.D:C.I.
Teachers No. 1 team of Carl Ziebarth, Del
Almeida, Bill Worsen, Doug Bundy and
George Sutton. The Teachers earned the
right to meet the Hospital by defeating the
Victoria & Grey foursome and the Sifto
Salt "Maniacs". A very close come -from -
behind win over the Maniacs seemed to
take a lot out of the Teachers and they did
not perform well in the final. But the
Hospital did! Led by an almost perfect
performance by Richard Ottewell the
Hospital unit jumped into an early lead
and continued to dominate throughout the
match. It was obvious to their opponents
that the A.M, & G. Hospital' foursome had
had their fill of close contests and this one
was going to be different. Congratulations
A.M. & G. Hospital.
Third prize went to the Maitland Golfers
foursome of Kay Duncan, Joanne "Chase
The Ace" Lucas, Kay King and skip
Eleanor Erskine. This team alternated
between curling and cheer leading and
even resorted to a little cheese -caking m
their final two triumphs. The complex
strategy worked as they swept the Silver
Brooms aside and then taught .the
Elementary Teachers a lesson not soon to
be forgotten. The Elementary Teachers's
D.D.D.D. + R. Foursome (?) of Donalda
Macdonald, Dianne and Don Budnark,
Doug Yeo and oddball Ron Ritchie earned
their shot at third by defeating the V & G
representatives.butwere unable to counter
-the"C". strategy 'ofthe Golfers.
Fourth prize went to the Sifto Salt
"Maniacs" who recovered from their
disappointing loss to the Teachers and took
out their anger on co-workers, the Sifto
Salt Evaporators. Regulars Ed Mundle,
Gerry Riseborough and Don Dickie
showed no mercy in their final game of the
year and claimed the final honour of the
bonspiel.
In the hunt for fourth prize also were the
Victoria and Grey team with a Brenda
Tiechart and skip Cathy Hamilton leading
the charge and the Champion Office
"Silver Brooms' with Paul Mulligan at the
helm. The outcome of their match showed
the true spirit of this league. First, the
Victoria & Grey unit generously let the
Silver Brooms claim a victory in their last
game of the year while the Silver Brooms
allowed the V & G team a chance to win the
last end of the year. The generous move of
Paul Mulligan and associates cost him
fourth place but won him the admiration of
his fellow curlers. I'll let you be the judge
as to whether he won or lost.
To all the Industrial League Curlers,
whether you won the trophies or just a free
drink, I would like to leave you with these
immortal'words and inspiring message:
"We lost again" sigh.
"Did you try your hardest?"
"Sure"
"And did you have fun?"
"Yeh,.I like curling".
"Then that's all that really matters"
"Thanks Mom!"
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