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Madison Toories Curling Auxilary
December 3, 1951
Marion Cottrell, left, and Mildred Solheim, right, holding brooms on the curling rink. The women are "skips" for opposing teams of the Madison Toories, a women's curling group.
Madison Toories Curling Auxilary
December 3, 1951
Marion Leifer, a member of the Madison Toories — a women's curling group, is shown wearing a team Scotch hat decorated with pins displaying her curling experiences.
Madison Toories Curling Auxilary
December 3, 1951
Mrs. Stephen Resan of Route 1 (left) and Agnes Gurney "sweep a stone" on a curling rink. The women are members of the Madison Toories, a women's curling group.
Madison Toories Curling Auxilary
December 3, 1951
Group portrait of three players for the Madison Toories, a women's curling group, sitting at a table. Left to right: Freida Waddell, Helen Carlson, and Myrtle Jamieson
Madison Toories
February 18, 1953
Members of the Madison Toories, the women's auxilliary of the Madison Curling Club, pose with their brooms and stones. Left to right: Frances Sanford, Charline Larson, Clare Manzer, Agnes Gurney, M...
Rag Onstad Curling Rink of Madison
January 4, 1952
Bud Leonhard, Mrs. Mildred Solheim, Rag Onstad, and Mrs. Esther Onstad, members of the Rag Onstad curling rink of Madison, posing at the second annual mixed bonspiel sponsored by the Portage Curlin...
