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Sherry Forest rink takes Gore Bay ladies’ bonspiel

GORE BAY—The Sherry Forest rink of Gore Bay won the Gore Bay Curling Club annual ladies bonspiel, held earlier this month.

The Forest rink, which included Heather Hall, Holly Clark and Nancy Head, won the first event final in a game against the Clark team. The Clark team was made up of Brooklyn Clark, Sherri Loutitt, Nancy Clark and Brenda Clark, along with Geri White who filled in for Brenda Clark in the final game. 

In the second event, the Marilyn Proulx rink, which also included Sue Whynott, Lori Carter and Wendy Niven, won the final and the Phyllis Smith Memorial ladies’ bonspiel trophy. Runners-up was the Wendy Hietkamp rink, which also included Carmen Bertrand, Joan Bailey and Debbie Bailey.

The Kim Orford rink won the third event final, and the Sandie Merrylees Memorial trophy for winning the third event final in the annual Gore Bay Curling Club annual ladies’ bonspiel, held this past weekend. In photo from left is Lee Chatwell, Barbara Armstrong, Kim Orford and Kyra Lanktree.

The Kim Orford rink won the third event final, and the Sandie Merrylees Memorial ladies bonspiel trophy. The team included Ms. Orford, Kyra Lanktree, Lee Chatwell and Barbara Armstrong. The Yvonne Bailey team was the runner-up. The latter rink also included Melanie Carr, Marilyn Proulx and Maureen Dumond.

The Marilyn Proulx rink won the second event at the Gore Bay Curling Club annual ladies bonspiel. The team included from left Lori Carter, Susan Whynott and Marilyn Proulx. For their efforts the rink was presented with the Phyllis Smith memorial ladies’ bonspiel trophy.

A total of 18 rinks took part in the bonspiel.

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Tom Sasvari
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Tom Sasvari serves as the West Manitoulin news editor for The Expositor. Mr. Sasvari is a graduate of North Bay’s Canadore College School of Journalism and has been employed on Manitoulin Island, at the Manitoulin West Recorder, and now the Manitoulin Expositor, for more than a quarter-century. Mr. Sasvari is also an active community volunteer. His office is in Gore Bay.