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from pg. 1 Game three: It was the best piayed so far but Howard's record of 3-0 became 3-1, with a 7-6 loss to Folk. In a battle of undefeated rinks, Russ Howard only had two misses but they proved costly. In the fifth, B.C. took a pair when Russ missed a hit of a semi- buried rock in the 12-foot circle. Folk drew for two. In the sixth, Russ was light with a draw for two to the four foot, giving him only une, to tie it 4-4. That was chortlived when Folk iapped out a Howard stone for two in the seventh. In the late going, the improving Howard four- some, came back with singles in the eighth and ninth, but lost it in the 10th when Folk followed Howard to the four foot for a 7-6 win, and sole possesion of first place. Even with the loss, the rink seemed pleased with their play. "In all four games, we've gotten five perent sharper,' said Russ. Game five: A _ spec- tacular eighth end triple takeout proved to be the straw that broke the camel's for Al Delmage of the Northwest Ter- ritories. A-~ Territories rock, frozen on the hut- ton, had to removed by Howard to get one. He thew an out turn with all his might, and with rocks heading in every direc- tion, took three for a 7-3 lead. It finished up 8-3. KKK BRIER BITS: Russ Howard has lost his voice again. The Ontario skip, who'se vocal cords became silent three weeks ago in Trenton, is virtually silent right now. Russ says it isn't affecting his game, but may be af- fecting the sweepers. KKK A full complement of Howard supporters have congregated in Saska- toon. Howard (Russ and Say 337. Ay ZS < Pn Lawyers Community Non-Profit Short Term Deposits Account (Age 50+) BALANCES ANNUAL RATES Rates vary - phone branch. " the municipal Savings & laan Hcipar BALANCES ANNUAL RATES Ra te Rates vary - phone branch. 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Midland Mon-Thurs 248 King St. Friday 526-4296 - Michael Brooks Saturday Mountainview Mall Mon-Thurs 526-2273 - Sheila Webb Friday Saturday 9:00-5:30 9:00-6:00 9:00-1:00 9:30-5:30 9:30-8:00 9:30-1:00 Glenn's parents) are here, along with Tim Belcourt's mother, An- nette. Tim's brother Brian is in the rooting section too. Penetanguishene Curling Club President Tim Lind- say is in the crowd, along with Ossie St. Amant and "Pop"' Gravelle. Representing Elmvale are Jackie Ritchie, Ev McMann, and Frank Archer. *RKE The tacility in Saska- toon is ideal for curling Rink pleased with play Picture it as a mini Maple Leaf Gardens with all seats facing centre ice. Decorated with balloons and banners, which con- unuously flutter from gusts of cool air, it resembles a Hollywood stage. KK Ice cleaners dressed in top hats and _ tails meticulously pamper the surface between matches; while a pair of honor guards, with their white gloves guard the $50,000 Brier Tankard. 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