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Fortier, H.C. ‘Ren’
H.C. (Ren) Fortier was an influential curler in Quebec, both on and off the ice. He skipped the Quebec champions at the Macdonald Brier in 1933, and later would serve as a director of the Macdonald ...
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London Brier – Alberta – Winners – 1974
St.Albert Curling Club, St. Albert, Alberta. D.R. Sutton – Lead, W.R. Hansen – Second, R.M. Anton – Third, H.J. Gervais – Skip.
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London Brier – Prince Edward Island – 1974
Charlottetown Curling Club. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. A.E. Ledgerwood – Lead, P.S. MacDonald – Second, E.K. MacEachern – Third, K.R. MacDonald – Skip.
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Eaton Championship – Western Ladies
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More, Christine M.
In march of 1988 it was announced that Chris More of Winnipeg had been inducted into the Curling Hall of Fame. Chris More (Pidzarko) is one of the few female curlers in Canada who won the Canadian ...
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Art – Ray Desjardins
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Provincial Champion Badge
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Ford World – Women’s Champions – British Columbia
Kelley Law – Skip, Julie Skinner – 3rd, Georgina Weatcroft – 2nd, Diane Nelson – Lead.
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Canadian Senior Mens Curling Championship – Peter’s Pictures 2
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Cooke, George
George Cooke’s passion for curling goes far beyond his longtime participation at the club level. As the CEO of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company (now known as Travelers Canada), he was ...