Curling weight tests spark debate over Olympic team
Veteran writers weigh in as Eddie Werenich faces criticism for body standards ahead of the 1988 Olympic trials. The conflict centers on fitness rules versus tradition, with mentions of Eddie Werenich, Paul Savage, Curl Canada, and the RCGA.
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Nincompoop
Eddie Werenich
Warren Hansens
Gary Deblondes
Eddie
Paul Savage
Eddie Lukowich
al Hackner
TSN
Doug Maxwell
Hector Gervais
Hector
Curl
Canada
Werenich
Savage
Max Saper
CCA
Craig Stadler
Hackensack
Jimmy Doyle
RCGA
Curl Canada
Lodge
Edmonton
Pgp
Huskies win twice to stay second in North Division
Hamiota Huskies improved to 6 wins 3 losses for 12 points after two big weekend wins. They beat Ste. Rose Royals 9-8 in a come from behind thriller, with Scott Medd scoring three and Ross Howard two. The next night they defeated Cartwright Clippers 6-3 at home, with Medd adding two and Dallas Strachan Bruce Robinson and Brad Lyall scoring. The team credits fan support and thanks Mr. Robert Bullock for bus repairs.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Huskies
Ste. Rose
Royals
Huskies
Scott Medd
Ross Howard
Dallas Strachan
Gord Lee
Neil Mathison
Brad Lyall
Cartwright Clippers
Clippers
Wayne Ramsey
Bruce Robinson
Minnedosa
Relatives Visit in The Pas and Rossburn for Christmas Break
Anne Curle and family visited The Pas to see mother Gramma Lagner and kin while Mrs. Anne Bereza of Rossburn and Jacqueline and Jocelyn Castle of Calgary spent time with Rae Castle before returning home. The piece notes winter holiday greetings and a robin sighting among cedar waxwings and grosbeaks in a cold weekend.
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Anne Curle
Brandon
Pas
Gramma Lagner
Anne Bereza
Rossburn
Jacqueline
Jocelyn Castle
Calgary
Rae Castle
Baba
Murray Copeland
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