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Open Filly Bonspiel REMEMBER WHEN ...? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Barbara Ann Scott re- turned to Ottawa 16 years ago today after winning the INTE USMAWA Timed, Thursdey, March 7,19638 75 HAS LARGE CONTINGENT NEW YORK (AP) United States will send one of its largest sp6rts expeditions -- The| coaches, mittee. "The rest will include tratners, equipment men, doctors, nurses, and ad- ministrative officials." world women's figure skat- ing championship at Stock- holm. In the Commons a mumber of speakers paid tribute to her accomplish- ments and the House passed ,@ resolution saying she had "brought distinction to her- self, and honor to her coun- ever to the Pan-American Games in Sao Paulo, Brazil, April 20-May 5, a U.S. Olympic official said Wednesday, " now we figure on @ total of 495 of which slightly more than 380 will be athletes," said Arthur Lentz, assistant executive direc. tor of the U.S. Olympic com- UFACTURER'S | Mae CLEAROUT! Black& Decker MAN-SIZE 1/4 ELECTRIC Produces Keen Play egg iota HILL Ay aan ce. Doherty, Bentley, John Ovens, 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 The Oshawa Curling Club's annual "Open. Filly Bonspiel"', held here yesterday, proved a popular event as 28 rinks com. prised of curlers with no more ithan seven years of experience, vied for the top prizes and laure}s. Eight rinks were entered from the home club, with To- fironto Granites, Peterborough, Whitby, Scarboro, Richmond Hill, Peterborough Golf, Avon- lea, Tam - Heather, Uxbridge, Barrie and Oshawa Golf Clubs rounding out the balance of the entries. Top winner in the day's play was The Oshawa Curling Club entry of D. Williams, J. Souch, D. Balsdon and Jean Crawford, skip, who compiled a total of 46 points for their three wins. Tied after six ends in their crucial third game, they scored two big ends in the 7th and 8th to grab off the top honors. Runners-up were H. Pipher, M. Paton, M. Ashkanase and 'Peg' Austin, skip, of Richmond Hill, who won their three games in the 9.00 o'clock draw and scored a total of 44 points. Dorothy Disney's Oshawa C.C. splendid job performed not only by the bonspiel committee but|c" also by the social committee, which produced, via the assist- ance of steward Dick Lee, a dinner for all competitors, which made 2 hit with all. - 1 Following are the complete|;, rinks, and their scores: 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW OSHAWA C.C. TOR. GRANITE . Horris, 5. on pea > ee Henry, . Labbett, . Gilchrist, skip, OSHAWA C.C, D. Williams, M. Parker, skip, OF OSHAWA C.C, 6.|M. Magill, L, Goodman, i M. Pollard, 1. Huken, % » Goulding, s H. Hildebrand, i skip, 8 Vv. McGrath, SCARBORO |. Mutrie, . Darlington, Hud: . Rolson, " skip, 8 PETERBORO C.C, D. Lacey, skip, LALOM WINNERS the awa Ski Club championships Bob Langmaid, winner; Mike OSHAWA C.C. i i section, - Osh- ¥ast weekend, are shown McCullough, 2nd and Lance . above. Left-to-right they are Maidlow, 3rd. Pee Wee Skiers Hold Club Championships The Armstrongs, Hollands, Huxtables, Schofields, Giffords, and a host of other topnotch Junior competitors had better start training for next year's Championships right now, be- cause the Langmaids, and there seems to be scads of them, served notice in last Saturday's Pee Wee Championships for 13- years-and-under, that they are ready to move up to the 18- years-and-under Junior Divi- sion. The. weatherman must like the children, to provide such perfect snow conditions and weather for the season's top event for the youngsters. Twenty-one girls and 29 boys, from 7 to 13 years of age, almost all pupils in the club's free instruction program, step- ped into the starter's gate for their runs down the 1,600 foot Giant Slalom course that was both fast and tricky. LANGMAIDS TO FORE Carol Langmaid put together two runs of .67 and .65 minutes for a total of 1.32 minutes, and Bolahood's Edge CKLB Biddy Semi s Last Saturday morning in the Simcoe Hali -- Oshawa Y's Men's Basketball Leagues, there was only one game play- ed, that being in the Biddy Lea- gue. 4 Pipher, . Paton, M, Ashkanase, P. Austin, skip, OSHAWA C.C, eeenoum o& 6.1), Crawford, -- Third E Ships R. Bradley, J, Wooley, M. Irwin, B. Tresise, . -- skip, a 3.1); Crawford, : PETERBOR' AVON Ne. Parker, rink, which included M. Harris, M. Behan, y J, Stephenson, * Kiight, I, Andrews and N. Smith, was}. Castle, Sparks, the only other three-game win-|F Whittaker, : Pee ner in the day's play. They had| 'skip, 13; Fis es) a total of 39 points, competing Reap the rewards in Econ- omy, Comfort and Prest- ige when you lease a new PETERBORO GOLF TAM.HEATHER in the early draw. A on - Johnston, High two-game winner in the}, 4 early section was E, Whittaker's @ PONTIAC @ BUICK @ ACADIAN M. Bentley, K. Coyle, rink from Peterborough Golf Club, with a total of 36 points No insurance costs... no maintenance costs... skip, while Edith Ewart's Oshawa C.C. rink had 25 points, for high one rate covers everything . on a one or two year one-win honors, in this section. term, In the 11.00 o'clock draw, Barb Tresise skipped her Osh- LTD. awa C.C, rink to two wins and Ph: -- 723-4634 a total of 41 points, for high two- 266 King St. W., Oshawa bad yar 4 while her cousin Jame had a,Janice McGrath was just one first run of .64 minutes, her|foot less with two jumps of 22 total of 1.38 put her in second] feet for a bang-up third. oe DOUBLE-WIN see Mester he, Glan, Slalom, te under his , Bol n, 1,47 minutes, and showed a lot)... after a double win, and of class in beating many older girls. > oi Miss who raised wih ea tad athe on a lot of eyebrows, was seven- cCullough, who went 35 year-old Debbie Miller, jdaugh- ree font tng second place. ter of one of the club's fivelGien West took off for 31% feet children's instructors, Doug) on his first jump, but in his Miller, who clocked two runs] .acerness to better it, leaped for a 1.66 total. a split second too soon the sec- Bob Langmaid led the boys|ond time, and dropped at 2744 with a spectacular first run of feet, to take third place. John .58 followed by .60 for a total of Reed had one jump of 30 feet, 1.18 minutes. Mike McCullough/and Mike Dell sailed for 2914 ie oo on a --, pm feet on his second try. clipping two one-hundredths ; is bi a minute off his first dash, for "ar ae bo iias was oe a well earned second place, and!) "the ideal weather, and sec- oneal exoacor ta wou by! ondly to the fine team effort of te for third placee |the children's instructors, a shoal andl eaaaacel aca nine very special note of thanks is The jumpers took over in the/due Leone Fisher, who recorded afternoon and six of the girls|a1) the times and distances and entered, along wit 19 boys, all/tg John Nicholls, who set the using the same jump. At this|ourse and took a turn as py i Naps 4sg on age tg starter. on distance only, with form) Complete results will be post- counting only as it helps the! eq in the clubhouse this coming better jumpers to gain that) weekend. Those who passed extra foot or so. their proficiency test but did Jane Langmaid sailed 21%!mot receive the Snow Flake feet on her first effort, and 24/Crest, should contact Owen on her second, to take first) Gifford at the club, this Satur- place by a scant 6 inches over| day or Sunday- Sharon Barr, with 20 and 25 feet. SHORGAS NHL LEADERS || HEATING & By THE CANADIAN PREss || APPLIANCES test 18, tied gs pote | Industrial and Commercial Points: Howe, Detroit 74, Goals: Mahovlich, T blished, Deeler in your eres. u% 31 CELINA ST. Assists: Beliveau, Montreal, (Corner of Athol) me was|*. 728-9441 ou awaee 7. -- Second Game -- McGrath, 12; K. Coyle, 7. Austin; 8; D. Dobbie, rh Rolson, 13; J. Graham, 3. Forward, 14; M._ Irwin, 2. Hedley, 9; B. Lander, 5 Gilchrist, 12; B. 7. Disney, 8(W); E. Ewart, -- Third Hedley, Gilchrist, Dobbie, Disney, McFarlane, 8(L). win prizes. She was followed by Joan Stephenson's Avonlea rink, with 35% points, for two wins. Ruth Clemens' rink, with a 24 points, copped high one - win prizes in the late division, thanks to a clean-cut win in their final game. The bonspiel committee also added six other "friends" to their list, with the presentation of three "lucky draw" prizes, in each section. In addition to keen competi- tion, which prevailed through. out the day's play, yesterday's bonspiel was acclaimed as a special success, thanks to the POSEI OMUZOP? 9; 6; 18; % Austin, 8; J. Graham, B. Lander, Vi re, O'CLOCK DRAW AVON UXBRIDGE M. Meeone G. Elliott, N. Shier, R. Paradine, 3, McDougall, < Keys, 1, Pisin Pc ntlual 18; TaN-HEATHER Ostiawa cc. G. Townsend, M. Gibbie, M. Co! : McLaughlin, E. L. 5. 3 1. 6. 6. 10; M. 3. 10; B. 4 Irwin, McFarlane, le, . Fitzpatrick, ora, . Collison, B. Tresise, skip, 9(W); skip, 9(L). FAVORED WALKING Thomas Jefferson once de- clared: "Of all the exercises walking is the best." The Sign of Quality Lumber GILLIES rm" Reduced! 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