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18 Thursday, February 10, 1966 The Ottawa Journal Rink Clutch Assembly xcHANoas 40 9 A SIAOY TCUHJTALl Itfc'' and ut at CANADIAN TIRE One Near You" After Splitting First Day Matches Gord Brown Faces Rough mm. Consols Scoreboard Thomas Ottawa Waterloo "Toff Carting-; Centralis Dundas Peterborough Dixie 001 -010 Centralia Peterborough Dundas Dixie Waterloo St. Thomas Port Carting Ottawa MEN'S SHOP 259 -BANK-SL- 233-7505 SECOND ROUND .010 020 FINAL2-DAY-CLEARANCE (FRIDAY TIL 9 AND SATURDAY) 18 SUITS 15 SUITS 0 39-50 79 2-PANT SUITS ..65 00 16 SPORT COATS 5-00 J29 SPORT COATS 17-95 PANTS 5-50 2110.00 32 OVERCOATS 17 OVERCOATS 39-50 150 SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS 1-99 CAR COAtS Vs 12-95 SOX 99c 26 PR. SHOES 7-00 SWEATERS ST 14-88 -v ManyOther Specials Tcwmdta, COTTAGES New OPEN iHTMI'lM w4i.l iftilJ I I- Year -Round Chalets You'll Save By Ordering Now Be a wise cottage buyer This month you can tavt the pending increases in if Material if labour if Trontportation-" if Tax ADVANCED PREFABS LIMITED 811 Boyd Ave. (at Carling) Ottawa 13 722-6563 (Open.

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COLONIAL SAVE! (12 SIZES) Cedarwood tags and winter I. Youll Cottoge fobs make BRAMPTON Go die Brown's Ottawa CC rink bounced back from a discouraging opening round defeat with win over Irwin Wallace' -Port Carting rink Wednesday night at the Brampton Curling Club to stay wuhin shooting distance of the On tario Provincial (hips Guilty of a shaRy performance and victiitMvof at least four bad breaks in their first game of the round robin the Ottawas dropped a IS decision to Qeorge Parkes' 'St. Thomas rink. THREE UNDEFEATED However a rough road Iay! ahead for the Ottawa curlers with three rinks still unbeaten after two draws. Parkes picked up his second win by defeating Bob Mann's two time Ontario champions.

12-. Presley Lavier's RCAF rink from OntraHa; defeated Koa.ajoperg reterooro tearn 9-i for a 2-9 Joe Curowka's DixieTink. Javored to take it Jab Pierce's Dundas team for his second triumph of the i day. Rideau, Woodroffe Enter Quarter-Fi nals Rideau and won berths in the Junior High quarter finals "vVednesday afternoon with sudden.deart I St Pius Seminary 42-30 'in "their 'special playoff at of gym while Woodroffe registered a 45-38 decision over Nepean at the Fisher Park gym. Rideau will now go against St.

Joseph's in one two-game, total-points, quarter final series while Woodroffe advances against Gloucester. All series start next Monday with the second games sched- uled Wednesday. Nepean held a 14-13 advantage at half Ume against Woodroffe but ran out of steam in the final "fwo quart, ters. Blain Harvey led th Woodroffe scoring with 19 points. Al McLean sunk 12.

Don Smith and Kevin Purdy both scored 15 points for Nepean. Ridgemont Sweeps Volleyball Games Ridgemont swept a girls' high, school volleyball double-header from Brookfield Wednesday won the junior game 16-14, 15-13 and took the senior contest 15-9, 15-1. International 'Spiel Finals Set Today Mrs. D. B.

Lambroughton. of Granites, and Mrs. Daniel Komesch's Ottawa Hunt Club Jflursolnewere to meet this I afternoon oft "RiJeS in she main event finals of -the-Ladtes' Curling i 1 tional COTTAGES imio mmm Cottage Series By ordering your cot- now at last year's price receive ot well valuable premiums at no cost. get lifetime! of satis-fottion in quality' Colonial and Advanced Pre, offer oil sift services to it your castle. SERIES (11 SIZES) MARCEL SCHN0BB Reports1' A Wilton.

i FnnTBramptorr- Curling'Standing SL Thomas TJlxfc Centralis, Waterloo Ottawa Peterborough Port Carling Dundas 1 uvier mm uiowh uiw afternoon against Gurowka. MUST WIN ALL "Brown drew Sjoberg in the evening match. Brown is fac-. Art Salmon was high man in Rideau decision with 10 iM In. M.rlrsv mimt 15 2 2 2 0 1 2 11 2 9 2 2 9 2 2- 9 2 TrTr Kenora Is a mm.

IV 111 i I Wins DUNDAS.7 Ont. (CPA-A Kenora fSnk skipped by June Shaw won the Ontario Women's Curling yChampion-ship here Wednesday by defeating JoyceBlack of Osh-'wa 10-9 nr a playqff. Both rinks finished the six-rink, rqdnd-robin champion-, ship Tuesday with 4-1 re- -cori Irs. Shaw, who had Shirley Wiebe at third. Dorothy Holmgren at second and Joan Lecain at lead, will represent Ontario at the Canadian women's championships at Vancouver Feb.

28 to March 4. The kenora rink's only loss in the -Ontario, finals was to Oshawa in the second round, but in the playoff they turned the tables, Down 9-8 to Oshawa going into the 10th end, the Kenora skip drew both her rocks into the four-foot circle to count two and win YJ--9. Mrs. Black missed a wide-open takeout with her last rock to give Mrs. Shaw the Finals in all four flights were scheduled to start at 1 13 p.m.

today. Mrs. Xambrouehtoniand I spair- nf rinks from the Carieton leights chrb ttr the semi- 1 finals for the Woods Cup Wednesday. Mrs Ijinhrniigh. l.

ton scored an 11-7 decision over Mrs. J. S. Reid while Mrs. Komesch edged Mrs.

G. J. Caskey 7-6. WOODS CUP Mrs. O.

B. Lombroughton, 0. Hi Mrs. J. S.

Rold. CM. 7. Mrs. 'DonM KomoKh, Mrs.

6- J. Cotkn. CH. A. ouauc.

trophy" Mrs T. W. Noim. OH, Mrs. W.

B. Robortson, O. 1. Mrs. Irvtn.

Youoq. Glonmoro, 7l Mi WolllnoterdV Bv PORHAN TROPHY Mrs. C. J. Oortiraky.

CV, Mrs. Dowo McConn. O. S. Mrs.

A. E. Borrott. GR. Mrs.

W. G. HordK. Mil. 4.

Mrs. W. Chorry. O. lOi Mrs.

J. E. A. Mortln. UP, m.

Mrs. ErK Btordsky, GR. 7 1 Mrs. Kan AUon. GR.

2. SBMI-PINALS Mn. A. ti Borrolt. Mrs.

C. 1. Oorilntkv; CV. Mrs. Eric Stonhltv.

GR, 10; Mrs. W. R. Clwrrv, S. BOWCR TROPHY SCCONO ROUND Mrs.

M. HodsoA. R. Il Mrs. H.

K. Mllki. Gl 7. Mrs. A.

W. Brusso. GR, Il Mrs. Jomos O'Connor, 4. Mrs.

W. J. PMIr, MP. tttra tnd. Mrs.

F. W. MocForlont. OH. 4.

Mrs. C. B. Hormonn, Mrs. H.

C. Jonmon, GL. i. Mrs. A.

G. Romsdon, R. It Mrs. H. B.

Korr. i. Mrs. R. S.

McMillan, GR. 4i Mrs. C. W. Ktnny.

9. Mrs. O. W. Cockbvm.

OR, 4 Mrs. L. W. sorott, 0. S.

Mrs A. W. Wllion. Mrs. John McCIf llond.

0, 4. THIRD ROUND Mrs. E. M. Hodwn, R.

Il Mrs. A. Brinto. 4. Mrs.

W. J. Ptralr. MP, Mrs. C.

B. Hormonn. Mrs 4. McMlllon. Or Mrs.

A. G. Romtdtn, R. 7. s.

5 1 I I I a i 1 W. Cockborn, 6r. Mrs. led with the situation of win. ning all his remaining games and hoping that Parkes takes it on the ch)in somewhere along the line to force a playoff for the right to represent Ontario in the Brier at T-the A big four on the second end.

against Wallace 'left the Ot tawa curlers in good position and They seemed headed for m- soft win but the Port Carling entry came on strong winning the lith with one. Wallace stole the llth when Brown missed with his last rock, and the teams came home aH tied up at 8-all. Brown, with two against him on the edge of the six foot, drew to the four foot with his last stone for the win. The first game for the Ottawa curlers had to be considered a heart breaker with lady-fuck smiling fast a little bit more for St. Thomas.

urown mougni ue-erearang point in tms matcn witlt Parkes was on the sixth. With the advantage of last rock and lying second and third Brown's attempted takeout Rinks skipped by E. House- field and G. ABen advanced to the finals' in" the Ontario Curl-ine Association's Rosebowl com petition for mixed pinks. Bouse- HeiO nil I field's RA rink defeated A.

match Wednesday night while Hockcliffe CC rmk eiraimtHi ft. t. nioum. 01 kv deau W. The two winninc rmksnieet tonight at Carieton Heu Club.in the finale art at 7.30 CiNAOIAN BttAMCN COLTS J.

Llvingstoa. 11; V. Now. D. Norton.

CI. Etfwor. Cumo. Don Holt. Kid.

J. Toltx. RA. 1. N.

Pltra. Rock. 11; O. Ktmmton. Tfoosury.

i. E. $. AAororftirr. ON.

C. Morrow, Allot. 7. E. Coonbo.

on. r. Nodon. Hun. J.

I. aroaavfrrav O. WoWoH. CM. 4.

M. McKov. CV. J. BUCK.

J. IDCAU CLUB PAT LID J. OuMilno. C. ervr Gnmrn.

i Brmoav A. J. Hicks. J. A.

Frtoy. MrMlllM. 4. K. o.

McLoran, fi a. k. copotona, 4. if. urn.

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mfyCmlfXj mtm 223 X-VSKJ 'epBBte few- aHwwiwiiiBiwuiinmiiniiiiniwnBnii ItrUKU-UKAlltl with 70 FT. BOOU with ssssstswlss fill Inajutrtas are welcawie Il Ktardinc the latest II additlM Hafk VA. II Grant's lart fleet at II eranes. etbtr I I II i ii is rsrsr" "mr. a i ii 124 loot booms il I 11 and 40 Ions It At was narrow and light.

It barely nudged over Parkes' counter. St. Thomas picked up one to go out in front 3-1 and gained control of the even ends which tiiey never relinquished. On the seventh, with a possible two. Brown was hot with his draw attempt-and-sli tat the back of the house and Ottawa had to settle for MISSED KEY TAKEOUT On the eighth.

Parkes drew for two after Brown missed a key takeout. Brown's take- out on the ninth gave Ottawa one. Ottawa almost putted the "game out of the fire In the 10th when Parkes was wide on nis a raw, ruooea an tawa short guard but rolled over to the button for shot. An inch either way and Parkes would have raised Brown SObr i i ed contribute deteatv On (health. Brown took out Parke for two and with his last rock on the 12th.

executed a beautiful double rise for shot on the edge of button. However. Parkes with only one choke, plucked Brown out neatly for, three. In other Gurow-ska drew for shot to shade Sjoberg 7 tOrt while Mann had his hands full with Irwia Wallace to win 9-7, Xavier jnade hisJastjiTCk to top Pearce 9-8. BEHIND THE GLASS The Brampton Cutting aub is an excellent choice for the Consols It has six sheets.

club in- Ottawa with wide plateglass areas upstairs and down Bleachers have been erected on sheets one and six to accomroodaie the fans This club dates back to 1877 and has men's membership of 360 Sponsors of the Consols, the OCA and the Brampton Golf Club. entertained the curlers joe Gurowka. wearing the colors of the Ottawa Granite Club last weekwith Terry Begin as vice-skip. Bob Bald- and Jack TJaviea on the front, won the Tdlsonburg Tobacco Belt spieL An esti- mated 500 curler took in -m A the first day's play. and coAsnAAnr 232 2464 i Specialists hi Resnr awd Water Mala IpsUIIoUom Exraraitat; aad Grmdin( AH types af FIB Caaaplele Maehhaery caul atrytcm MintoaT Dollar Carre Insomaca Ontariaaad Qaeaee Ueeacea safar- inreeinis was lwhich hdp- 1.

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