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PAGE 10, WEINFSDAY, DECFMBER 6,1978, WHTBY FREE fPRESS Palme r rink of St. &aharines wins the Sun Li*fe The Sun Life Invitational sixth was blanked, Palmer Bonspiel concluded at the took one, on the 8th and Whitby Curling Club on Reeves one point on the 9th Saturday, December 2 with and lUth. With last rock Doug Palmer of St.. Cathar- Reeves tried to tie the game ines and his rink' Brian. but camfe up six inches short. McQuiggan, Bill Buchanan The Reeves teani of Doug. and Dan Munroe taking the Carlson, Henry Shean and top prize of $3,00Ã". Hé came 'Barry Blanchard took home up against Charles Reeves of $1,200. Boston, the first U.S.A. team 'Winner of the 2nd* event to enter the Sun Life Spiel. and $1,200 wasAlan l3rown's Palmer took the first four rink of bondon. His score ends, Reeves the fifth, the over Randv Lanctot, R.C.N. g 7~»ie~Boutique 10Dunlop St. E.,, Whitby,ý Ontt MON., TUES., WED., SA T., 10- 6 THI RS. ,FRL, 10 -9 668-9921 Bons piel 8-7. Paul Savage, 3rd event winner of Avonlea defeated' Brian DeRooy's rink of London 6-4. Lou Dugre, Roundel, Ottawa, last year's winner of the Sun Life Invitational and -this year's 4th event winner was victorlous over Bob Charlebois, Dundas Valley, 7-4. Wayne.Steski and bis rink of Guelph outscorèd Bruce Dehaney of Carleton Heights 7-1 to win $400 ini the fifth event. Bob Mann' of Dixie and John Luke of Oshawa whose rink consisted of Claire Peacock, Rick Gay and Rick Johnston tangled in. the 6th'event and had to play an extra end where Mann emerged the winner 10-8. -At the closing ceremonies Ken Stewart, Director of Agencies for Canada, Sun Life, indicated their sponsor- ship for next year's Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel. Dr. Clayton MacI'Cay, chairman of the spiel tendered. his resignation and was given a standing ovation for his . efforts over the past years. On the local scene at the Whitby Curlingý Club the' winners of the Friday "A" mixed draW were- Dave Werry, June -Werry, Paul bock and Susan bock, also the team of Ron Ennis, Charlotte Ennis, Paul Dunnett and Shari Dunnett. In the Friday "B" draw the victors were Bil Townson, Diane Townson, Rick, Hird and Nancy Hird. Others winners were Bill,, Legros, Marg begros, Bob Weckman Carohyne Dan Munroe, Bill Buchanan,, Brian McQuiggan, Doug Palmer and Ken Stewart, Sun Life representatives pose for the presentation of, the trophy at the Sun Life I3onspiel at the Whitby Curling Club Dec. 2. Doug Palmer's rink is from St. Catharines. Photo by Bihl Stannett Weckman. Charlie Fisher, Maureen Fisher, Bruce Steel and Karen Steel were victorious in the Friday "4C" draw ahong with the rink of Perry and Jean baurence and Jerry and Judy Muskaluk. In the Wednesday> "C" draw Mort and Joan Nichol- son and Bey and Joy Graham were winners. Others successors were Mac and Helen Binning and John Noonan and Gay Adair. The Sun bife Invitational Bonspiel' contlnued at the Whitbly Curling Club- on Saturday'and Sunday, Nov- ember 24 and 25 where' curlers played down tzo get to the final, 'held December, 2nd, and a chance to win a portion of the $12,000 in prize money. . The three game winners on Saturday were Jim Sharples and his rink of beaside and Doug Palmer and his rink of St. Catharines. Two games winners were Charlie Fisher' of Whitby whose rink consisted of Ah Gilchrist, Dave Miller -and Doub Cifford; Derek Patey of the Board of Trade and John buke'0f Oshawa. Sharphes won his three games against Danny bineham, Board of Trade 6-3;, Barry Mitchell of the Royals 11-10 in an extra end and Bob Walker of Oshawa 6-5. He wilh advance to the first even.t on Saturday, December 2. Doug Palmer of, St. Cath- armes was victorious against Ron Wilhs of Orillia 7-5, barry Snow 0f Humber Highhand 7-2 and Derek Patey of the Board of Trade 4-3. Charhie Fisher and his rink 0f Whitby lost their- first game to Barry Mitchell of theý Royals but came back to beat Danny Lineham, 8-3 and Larry Wills 8-4. John Luke and his rink of Oshawa with' Claire Peacock, vi ce, 'Rick Gay, second and Rck Johnston, head defeated Larry Snow of Humber Highland 5-3, Ron Wills of Orilhia 8-7 and Hon Cameron of Whitby 6-5. On Sunday the three game winners were Dave Velanoff of the Highland Curling Club and Ahhan Brown of bondon. They wilh advance to the first event on Saturday ahong with Sharples, Palmer, Manning & Gurowka. Brown scored against Paul Featherstone 0f Fenlh Falls 9-6, MacKay of Whitby 7-6 and Jim byhe 0f St. Thomas 10-6. Velanoff of the Highland Curling Club won his first game against Wayne Oates, Brighton, 9-2,- his second against Bih 'Cornish, Port Perry 6-5 and, his third against Dean Patzer, Guelph 6-2. Chayton MacKay of Whitby won his first game against Bob Mann, Dixie 7-1 but lost his second to Allan Brown of bondon 6-7 thereby ending, his 'changes of further competition. His rink consisted 0f Keith Lawes, vice, Mike Trudeau, second and Randy Neal, lead. Cam Davidson of Guelph, first runner-up in 1977 felh to defeat in his third garne against Bob Mann of Dixie 6-2. He lost bis first to Cam Bogie 0f Maitland 6-8 but cajne baclk to def eat Ron Patton of the Royals 5-3. He is now out of thecompetition. Dean Patzer of Guelph Who curled, on Davidson's rink hast year defeated John Duguay, Glenidahe 6-4 and Jim Hinkorff, York, 8-4 and, lost, bis third game to Velanoff 2-6. John. Duguay of the Glendahe Golf and Curling Club was a two game winner against Creber of Annandahe, 5-3,and Oates 0f Brighton 5-3, his first gamne was lost to Patzer 4-6. On Friday, December i Rich Vesey of Oshawa curîs against Delaney 0f Ottawa, AIf Philhips Jr. against Charles Reeves of Boston, Russ Howard 0f Midland' cornes against Geo. Kilmer 0f St. Catharines. In the il o'chock draw bou Dugre, 1977 Sun Life winner wihl be here to defend his tithe. His f irst game wihl be played against Randy Lanctot 0f R.C.N. Also curling is Dave Kenney, Kitchener Waterloo and Raliah Donovan 0f Weston, Cont'd on P. il Forget about time. Forge! about tomiperature. Just touch a singi. control, wbd The Genlus figuras out theras!! 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