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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 12, 1986

Page

7

Rookie Fraser wins Manitoba masters curling title

Selkirk's Ross Fraser skipped his Hamiota rink to the A.A. Williamson Memorial Shield in the 1986 Manitoba masters men's championship, defeating defending champ Lyle Henry Wildewood 7-6 in the final after earlier taking the A-side with a 9-6 win over Glenn Kirton. Fraser, 60, joined a career of provincial titles and plans to serve as skip for two more years before returning to third.

Selkirk Ross Fraser Hamiota Fraser Garth Strachan Harry Brooks Franklin Brooks Frank Mathison Lyle Henry Wildewood Alex) Williamson Glenn Kirton Deer Lodge Henry Roy Waldorff Dauphin Farmer Glen Stewart Garth Strachan Franklin Mathigan Lin Grieve Bob Scobel Bud Lamb Strathcona

Junior curlers wrap up season with Bonspiel win

CARDALE The Junior Curlers finished their season with a February 26, 1986 bonspiel. Darren Armstrong Carrie Ramsey and Chad Koscielny led with 10 points. Rae Armstrong's rink took second with Paula McTavish Wendy Thompson and Bobbie Gerrard.

Jeff Shaw Darcy McTavish Donald Davidson Mark Wiltsey Kerrie Tingey Cardale Co-op Dora's Coffee Shop Mac’s Solo Store Cardale Sales and Service Barry Armstrong Elmer Koscielny

Beth Cochran makes fourth straight CIS all star team

Beth Cochran of Manitoba earned a fourth consecutive all star selection as the Women’s Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union released national championship rosters in Winnipeg. Pat Melville of the Toronto Blues won the Nan Copp Award as Canada’s most outstanding player, while Toronto’s team also claimed the championship with a 68-66 win over Victoria Vikettes.

Winnipeg Beth Cochran Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union Beth Pat Melville Toronto Blues Susie Neil Lori Clarke Victoria Vikettes Carol Hamilton Laurentian Vees Nan Copp Canada McGill Lakehead Prince Edward Island Lethbridge Toronto

Thomson Family Visits and Cribbage Play-offs Event

Mr and Mrs Hugh Thomson and children visited Andy Thomson for a few days They also called on Evey and Jessie Peart on Sunday February 23 Evey and Jessie Peart Norman McTavish Kathleen Campbell and Mabel Westbrook motored to Lenore on Monday March 3 where Jessie and Kathleen took part in the Cribbage Play-offs for Senior Citizens They represented Cardale and played eight games The winners were a team from Minnesota and will go on to the Play-offs to be held in Rivers on April 11 Edith Kerr and Millie McCormick spent a couple of days in Brandon on the weekend Kim and Tony Stoop of Calgary spent a few days with Larry and Sylvia Shaw and family Larry and Sylvia Shaw returned from Hawaii on Saturday March 1 Excellent weather great hospitality and lots to see

Hugh Thomson Andy Thomson Evey Jessie Peart Norman McTavish Kathleen Campbell Mabel Westbrook Lenore Jessie Kathleen Cardale Minsota

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