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oneweek trip to the winter olym pics in calgary bill and marg had been plan ning a visit to the next canadian olympics ever since we missed montreal in 1976 according to bill although unable to obtain tick ets to the opening ceremonies they still packed a lot into their holiday taking in two hockey games as well as mens downhill skiing and skijumping events it was necessary to arrive at the ski competitions 2 vz hours early just for a lookin ex plained marg however there was lots of entertainment and the atmosphere was friendly so the time passed quickly the murphy family stood at the finish line and watched the skiers complete their last laps howev er all spectators were able to fol low each entry from the very be ginning over huge tv monitors at the site before each event forerun ners would ski down with all diffe rent flags and do a formation said marg susan was impressed with the spirit of the vast crowd it was like one big party with spectators on one side calling out slogans to spectators on the other she said marg susan and ken all voted downhill skiing as the most excit ing while bill picked skijumping as his favorite despite the steepness of the course athletes were never more than seven or eight feet off the ground bill noted the murphy family met several famous athletes including ken read steve podborski and brian stemmie susan posed with sever al of them while bill marg and ken snapped photographs everyone bill and marg talked stouffvilles bill and marguerite murphy accompanied by son ken and daughter susan appreciated the warmth of calgary and the friendliness of its people susan is shown here with downhill ski sensal tion ken read with were impressed at how well everything was organized although security was a major concern it didnt interfere with anyones enjoyment they said the only complaint they heard was from some of the hockey players they said there werent enough girls in the village the hockey players were the only participants who really didnt have much opportunity to watch other events bill observed when they werent playing they were practicing he said bill marg ken and susan met up with two west german play ers no 4 the team captain and no 19 i might be able to re member their names but i could never pronounce them said susan were extremely friendly the captain presented susan with a special olympic pin some thing shell always treasure souvenirs were widely available although most disappeared as quickly as they hit the stands particularly popular were headbands susan managed to obtain one with both the calgary logo and the olympic logo sewn on however they were dis appointed thy couldnt find more no sooner did they arrive then they were gone said bill pincollecting and trading were other popular pasttimes there was even a centre set up for peo ple looking for exchanges the murphy family stayed with relatives in the area we were lucky we didnt have to look for accommodation said bill but we probably would have fitted in more things related to the games if wed been staying at a hotel or motel every night after the medals were awarded there was a laser show followed by fireworks weve never seen anything quite so spectacular agreed marg the murphy family had great praise too for the many volun teers attending the games they were friendly helpful and very enthusiastic said bill the winter olympics may be over but for bill marguerite ken and susan murphy its a memory that will last a lifetime however if and when this ex travaganza returns to canada anywhere in canada guess wholl be the first in line for tickets be held at casa loma march 2nd6th it is hoped that the show will create further public in terest in the clubs newest project the renovation of the gardens at the castle the show castle carnival will include gardens forced into early bloom 14 flower arranging classes horticultural exhibits gardening advice from the experts and an op portunity to preview the exciting plans for the gardens at casa loma dates march 2nd6th 1988 times wednesday and thursday march 2nd and 3rd 1000 am to 900 pm friday saturday and sunday march 4th 5th and 6th 1000 am to 600 pm admission adults 500 seniors and students 400 children 512 years of age 100 under 5 years of age free for groups of 20 400 if ordered before february 1 1988 for further information write or call the garden club of toronto 777 lawrence avenue east don mills ontario m3c 1p2 telephone 4475218