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NORTH HALTON CURLING NEWS by CynUda and Partridge Curlers Compete For Langdon Trophy The Langdon Trophy was the major competition last week and 128 curlers participated for this event Capturing the first event and the Trophy Harvey with Dot vice John Reynolds and Mazie Hay lead fflnners up in the first were Doua Cram and his rink with Cornell vice and VI Bonneville The Second Event was won by Jim with Gall Sparks vice Don Nicholson second and Linda Linberg lead Runners up in the second were Ken Ewan and his team of Main prize vice Ron Young second and Eileen Man ley lead Third Even honors went to the team of Jim Wilson skip Marg Ellen sparing for Gert McGee vice Jim Bonneville second and Norma Rush lead They won over Ken Allen skip Norma Porter vice Bob Bruce second and Adrienne Pink lead The fourth event was taken by Gord Partridge and his team with Betty Broomhead vice Paul Anderson second and were Ken skip Dorccn vice McKeeman second and Carole Lusby lead A tremendous week was had by all who participated and our to Mike and Bob and Gall Sparks and the whole mixed committee who organized this club event The Business Girls cial Playdowns for our Club Representation was won by and her rink of Diane Mann Henderson and They beat the team of Peggy Crichton Marg Flaherty Jean and Cynthia In a best of two out of three games They now go to for the District Playdowns Harvey Chappel and his rink of Dune Money penny Campbell and v on I he District Legion Play down and will represent us In the Provincial Playoffs to be held in February at our club The Mens Hoi ton Peel got under last Saturday and will w up this com Saturday with the finals at our club all day Mixed curling for the second draw starts this evening and the Juniors start their second draw on Sunday ternoon at 1 m LANGDON TROPHY WINNERS Winners of the Langdon Trophy awarded after a week long in club tour held last week In Georgetown are from left John Reynolds Dorothy Hamilton Harvey and Mazie Hay Mr is the skip of the team SECOND EVENT WINNERS Winners of the second event in the Langdon Trophy competition held locally last week are Jim Gail Sparks Don Nicholson and Linda The annual WINNERS FOURTH EVENT Winnen of the fourth event In last week a Marianne Leggat and Paul Anderson Wednesday January IS THF HERA Page GET TO KNOW YOUR Hill Buy one Teen Papa Mama including Burger Platters and get one FREE January 20 only 216 St 8779980 Cormick Assist Ronnie Coffey MVP Murray Motors Steven MVP Plumbing Heating Maurice Kinsmen Club Macs Milk Kinsmen goals Mark Milton Steve Enslen Peter Robinson Jeff Mac Milk goal Chris March Assist James MVP Kinsmen Club Greg West MVP Mac Milk Jim to very confines I to of the Tennanllonlrnclors Snowmobile Club A V goals Jimmy Kemper Robbie SoilCrop Meeting Jan The annual meet of the Soil and Crop provement will feature cash crop production The meeting will be held Thursday January 17 at 10 a m sharp at Master Feeds Research Farm miles north of Hornby The morning program 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