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Right on the button. All hail Ed (The Wrench) Werenich, right, and Alfie Phillips Sr.! Werenich, skip of the 1983 world champion Canadian rink, and Ph(...)
Right on the button. All hail Ed (The Wrench) Werenich, right, and Alfie Phillips Sr.! Werenich, skip of the 1983 world champion Canadian rink, and Ph(...)

Right on the button. All hail Ed (The Wrench) Werenich, right, and Alfie Phillips Sr.! Werenich, skip of the 1983 world champion Canadian rink, and Ph(...)

Date11/8/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Right on the button. All hail Ed (The Wrench) Werenich, right, and Alfie Phillips Sr.! Werenich, skip of the 1983 world champion Canadian rink, and Phillips, a former Canadian senior champion, became the first members of the Toronto Curling Hall of Fame in a ceremony last night.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092770F
Cheers for the champs. Members of Canada's world championship curling rink (left to right) Paul Savage, Ed Werenich, John Kawaja and Neil Harrison, to(...)
Cheers for the champs. Members of Canada's world championship curling rink (left to right) Paul Savage, Ed Werenich, John Kawaja and Neil Harrison, to(...)
5/3/1983
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(...)
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(...)
3/4/1974
L to R, Ed Werenich, Bob Thompson, Ron Green, Paul Sauage watches
L to R, Ed Werenich, Bob Thompson, Ron Green, Paul Sauage watches
2/22/1974
Ed Werenich: Former world champion and his new rink won for first time this year
Ed Werenich: Former world champion and his new rink won for first time this year
11/9/1986
Below, champions meet as tennis star Carling Bassett, Canada's top female athlete of 1983, smiles with curling kind Ed Werenich
Below, champions meet as tennis star Carling Bassett, Canada's top female athlete of 1983, smiles with curling kind Ed Werenich
1/12/1984
Bun Cooke (left) and Ed Kirk work on skip Charlie Semple's rock in a match against the High Park rink of Jack Wilson in Ontario Curling Association Se(...)
Bun Cooke (left) and Ed Kirk work on skip Charlie Semple's rock in a match against the High Park rink of Jack Wilson in Ontario Curling Association Se(...)
1/3/1974
Ed Werenich: His rink a perfect 5-0 at Ontario men's curling championship
Ed Werenich: His rink a perfect 5-0 at Ontario men's curling championship
2/6/1987
Long day for world champions. Kjell Oscarius' rink, world curling champions from Sweden, won two of three games yesterday in Royal Canadian Curling Cl(...)
Long day for world champions. Kjell Oscarius' rink, world curling champions from Sweden, won two of three games yesterday in Royal Canadian Curling Cl(...)
10/24/1973
Anxiously Watching the course of his rock is Bill Seabrook, skip of a Tam-Heather rink that lost to a Barry Mitchell foursome from Royal Canadians in (...)
Anxiously Watching the course of his rock is Bill Seabrook, skip of a Tam-Heather rink that lost to a Barry Mitchell foursome from Royal Canadians in (...)
1/12/1976
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(...)
2/18/1970
Ontario third Glenn Howard, left, and his brother Russ, skip of the Ontario rink
Ontario third Glenn Howard, left, and his brother Russ, skip of the Ontario rink
3/6/1986
Her face etched with concentration, Joan McAlpine, skip of Granite Club rink, lines up shot for teammate during Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling C(...)
Her face etched with concentration, Joan McAlpine, skip of Granite Club rink, lines up shot for teammate during Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling C(...)
1/29/1976