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Editor: Norm Nelson Phone: 905-845-3824 (ext. 255) Fax: 905-337-5567 e-mail: nnelson@haltonsearch.com SPORTS Oakville lefties reign supreme You might say the championship trophies have not LEFT town. That's because Oakville rinks swept both the men's and women's divisions of the annual Lefthanders World Curling Championships which were held this past weekend at the Oakville Curling Club. The unique, long running championships. The World Lefthanders m en's champions in action. LEFT PHOTO: Scott Muir and Don M cAlister sweep the way. RIGHT PHOTO: skip Kurt Tamowski. Barrie Erskine · Oak\'ille Beaver this year, attracted teams from more than 40 clubs, including three from the United States. As well. David Edwards o f the Royal Caledonian curling club in Scotland skipped a rink with three local curlers -- Doug Ptolemy, Bob Betts and John Delaney. Next year's toumey, by the way, is penciled in for April 3-6. 29th M EN'S LEFTHANDERS On the men's side of the championship, Don McAlister and his team, skipped by Kurt Tamowski and including Scott Muir and Mike Fairbaim, won the Walter Adamson (main) event with an extra end win over Steve Elder's foursome from the Alliston Curling Club. Also on the Alliston team were Chris Oakes, Bill McMahon and Norm Cook. McAlister's rink led by two heading into the eighth and final end. but without the hammer. Tamowski. throwing skip rocks, for McAlister had to pick Elder's shot rock. But instead o f knocking it completely out of the house he moved it over for second shot. The shot rock belonging to McAlister was buried behind one o f Elder's guards. Elder needed two to tie the game and his only shot was to attempt a raise takeout on the shot rock by using his guard. Elder made a perfect shot and now it was into an extra end for the cham pionship. In the extra end. McAlister was lying one and Elder on his final shot attempted to tap the shot rock but his rock `picked' and slid off course. McAlister did not have to throw his last rock and won 6-5. The other event winners were: (Consolation) Goldline (consolation) event won by H.E. MacDonald. Cataraqui Curling Club, with a win over Bruce Shurtleff. Dundas Valley Golf & Country Club. (Second event) Molson's (2nd) event won by Don Lindsay. Goderich Curling Club, with a win over Doug Woods of Simcoe Curling Club. (Third event) Oakville Beaver (3rd) event won by Doug Bushey. Avonlea Curling Club, with a win over Bill Bennett. Bradford Curling Club. (Fourth event) Stoneboats (4th) event won by Brian Moore, Utica Curling Club with a win over Grant Fletcher of Pakenham Curling Club. 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