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INDUCTEES
CURLERS
BARB ENRIGHT
1984: Provincial junior women’s champion; Canadian junior women’s champion.
1986, 2003, ’09: Provincial women’s champion.
DEBBIE JONES-WALKER
1997, ’99, 2000: Provincial women’s champion.
1977: Provincial mixed champion; Canadian mixed champion.
1995: Canadian women’s champion; silver medallist at world championship.
MODERN TEAM
1999 JEFF STOUGHTON
Skip Stoughton, third Jon Mead, second Garry VanDenBerghe, lead Doug Armstrong.
1999: Manitoba champions; Labatt Brier Canadian champions; silver medal at Ford World Curling.
2000: Manitoba champions.
VETERAN TEAM
1956-57 LILY CLARK
Skip Clark, third Vic Painter, second Helen Wishart, lead Diane Kitson.
1956: Eaton Ladies Manitoba champion; third at Western Canada Ladies.
1957: Eaton champion; second at Western Canada.
MODERN BUILDERS
GEORGINA ANDERSON
MLCA board member for 10 years.
2001-02: First female president of the amalgamated MCA.
RICK MUTTON
1975-92: School/junior draw master.
1991-92: Bonspiel chairman.
1994: Elected to MCA council, beginning 10 years of service.
2002-03: MCA president.
VETERAN BUILDERS
COLONEL J.W.deCOUREY O’GRADY
(Posthumous)
1907-08 & 1911-12: MCA president.
MARIAN ROWLANDS
1924-1926: First MLCA president.
1976: Posthumously inducted into Canadian Curling Association Hall of Fame.
— Besson
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