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Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help d(...)
Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help d(...)

Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help d(...)

Date2/18/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help defray expenses from Cliff Bennett (left), president of Toronto Sportsmen's Curling League. Watching is Ted Dixon, owner of Terrace Curling club which members of winning rink represent.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0092733F
Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)
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Larry McGrath, three time Canadian mixed curling champion, is well aware of the abilities of women curlers
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(From left) Sandy Graham, Savage, Kim Gellard, Heather Crockett and Corie Beveridge arrived after winning world junior women's curling championship
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One-legged curler Carl Brown and his skip
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After all-out effort, curler Kathy Bell, of Granite Club, watches the progress of her stone down the ice at the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Cl(...)
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