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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Lou Dugre's Ottawa rink wins the $3,OOO Suneif ---Pà Sv ae or fil O CA onleCC The Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel has another new winner, the l2th in the Bon- spîel's twelve years, as Lou Dugre of Roundel C. C. in Ottawa, squeezed'past Cam Davidson of Guelph C.C. 9-7 in' Saturday night's final ,to win the $3,000 first prize, played before a large crowd at -the Whitby- Curling -Çlub.. Dugre reached the final by Downing Scott Grafton of Montreal 11-7 in the momning round and edging former Ontario- Champion Bob Charlebois of Dundas Grantie C.C. 6-5 in the semi- finals, Davidson gained his berth in'the finals by de- feating shorty Jenkins of Ti'enton 8-5 and Earke Opening new d ýoors to smafl :]business I ON eDurefNSAY, DECEstrtMBER 1 4t, 197 conitinsoef our ntrese n thtle Mn rinn r N.J.nfomGat? i e aTn LUCINiMOe, tYR O ST., HITBY, NTARIO DEPPOIN MENTA4666-89 Hushagen ot 1-umfber High- land, the 1974 Winner, of the Sun Life, 8-4 in the Semi-Finals. Dugre's rink consisted of Vice John Winford, Second Len Lawson anc' Lead Randy Garland, Davidson, wýho collected second place money of $1200 had' Dean Patzer as Vice Ian Robinson Second and Some of the Bonspiel's Top seeds feli by the waysIde during Friday's qualifying play. 'Canadian 'Champion, Jim Ursel of Montreal, was forced to play 'an extra end before downing Harry Adams of Ottawa in the first draw on Fri. and was eiinatecf in the second game by Dave Roberts of Unionville 9-6. dropped both of his qualifying1 gamnes. Defeats by Randyi Lanctot of Ottawa and 1-arry1 Kann of Weston eliminated the Savage rink. The fact that rinks of this calibre were un- able to qualify for the finals certainly attests to the high quality of play exhibited in this year's Sun Life Bonspiel. The Sun Life's defending champion, Jirn Sharples of Leaside C.C. after losing a tight 6-4 flirst event garne to Bob Charlebois,came through to win the $1 200first prize in the second event by edging past Shorty Jenkins of Trenton With Sharples were Vice Larry Dare, Second Johin Brother- hood and Lead John Wallace while Jenkins had Merv Paine at Vice, Brad Mitchell second and George Peters lead. Amie Easter of London S. S. with vice Tom Brown second Rick Uhrig and lead Kevin Breveik outscored Whitby's Clayton MacKay 9- 5. MacKay had Keith Lawes at vice, Charlie Fisher second and Doug Clifford lead. Easter reached the final by defeating Ed Luterback of Orillia and Dave Roberts of Unionville. MacKay had defeated Doug Palmer of St. Catherines and Ron Manning of Royal Cana- dia ns. In the fourth event, Randy Baker of St. Thomas C.C. wa5 forced to draw the button on the 1 Oth end to win 6-4 over 9Bonspiel Battling back fromn a 5.0 de- ficit, Steski madeaa tremner- dous double to courit three in the 7ih cutting the score to 5-3 for Baker. After Steski stole onie in the 8th and the ninth blanked, Baker was forced to make his superdraw to win. Playing with Baker were vice Jim Lyle,secondTim Inch and lead Chris Ingramn. Steski had John Scott as v ice, Greg Roffey as second and Dave Jerome as lead. Doug Palmner of St. Cathe- rines C.C. broke open a close game with Gerry Ho don of London C.C. by stealing four in the 8th end, and going on to a 7-2 Win to take the Fifth event. Palmer's -r ink consisted of vice Brian McQuiggan, second Bill Buchanan and leadf Dan Munroe, Hodson had Glen Webster vicing, Barry Pater- son as second and Ross Guest as lead. Bob Widdis of Humber Highland stole singles on two consecutive ends and went on to defeat Jin Waite of St.* Thomas C. C. 6-4 to win the sixth event. Widdis rink had Paul Carriere at vice, Howie, Colliers at second and Brian Lister at lead. Waite had Ken Buchan as vice, Brian Garnett, as second and KeithFrordon as Slead. 22 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO rU E : oonu Trivcý ffnomfl~ fc from Calladine & Baldry Travel Gift Certif icates are available for any amount. Their value wil be applied towards any of our holidays. An easy gift to give and an exciting gift to receive. CALLADINE & BALDRY Travel Specialists Sînce 1914 OSHAÀWA CENTRE South end, next to Embassy Cleaners CHILI You can make a tastv chili out of dried beans. adding onions. carrots, and chili seasoning. Serve with grated cheddar cheese or cubes of Morterey Jack. OHA SENIOR"liA"HOICCKEY' IROQUOIS PARK ARENA DECEMBERi 1, 7:30 p.m. I n WHUTBY IROQUOIS VS BARRIE FLYERS ADMISSION ADULTS SENIOR CITIZENS & STUDENTS CHILDREN mu $2.00 mu 050 H&H TURF EQUIPMENT %, 76 Baldwin St. 655 - 4249 SNOWTH ROWERS f rom 2500 SNOW CHAINS f rom 21,95 ELECTRIC START KITS Ail 9-5.~ CHAIN OIL CHAINSAWS Think GREEN for Christmas Buy a TORO Lawn Mower from H&H TURF EQUIPMENT GRACE CATHEDRAL 508 BYRON ST. S. SWHITBY SUNDAT MORNUNG il A. M. DECEMBER il 579m8212 m m à rom Row ý 'NW-- - -- - av n ---.OMM ggoo