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CORNWALL, ‘Ont. (CP)
- — When 'the final rock had
“.been swept Thursday,
Switzerland remained

undefeated in the world
curling

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‘champlonship and will now
wait for Scotland and the
United States to batile it out
in a semifinal.

Scotland, with Mike Hay
at the helm, advanced with
a %2 win over Canada,
skipped by Jamie Schneider
of Kronsau, Sask, a
disappointed young man
when it was all over. If his
Test rock had hit and slayed
in the 10th end, an extra end
would have been necessary,
Instead, ithit and rolled out,
blanking the end and giving
Scotland the win.

It is the first time in the 10.

years of the Uniroyal event
that Canada has not made it
to playoffs. There will be no
tie-breaking games now,

- with Scotland and the.
States playing -

United
tonight and the winner
meeting Switzerland - on
Saturday.

The Americans had
much easier last step to the

. semifinal as Al Edwards of

Bisbee, N.D., skipped his

rink to a 9-3 win over the’

popular - but hapless
Italians, led by Stefano
Ossi, who never won A game
or came close in the round-
robin series.

Switzerland's ninth |
stralght win came as Andre
Flotron, a gold bullion

dealer from Zrich, defeated

§ ‘Sweden’s Jan Strandlund, 6 .
9 2. Swéden had been one of

the top contenders, staying

anether. ;

In other  ninthound
* games, Germany's Johnny
Jahr defeated Denmark; led
by Ulrich Schmidt, 93;
while. Dominique Dupont-
Roe of France spolled any
chances Norway had of
making the final by
defeating the Marten Skaug
rink 65,
Canada 4, France 2:
Switzerland 11, Germany 1;
Denmark 4, Italy (3;
Scotland 4, Norway 3; and
the U.S. 6, Sweden 5,

The most fubllant skip of
all waa Scotland’s Hay,

Whose rink was highly.

favored at the start and got
-off lo a dreadful 0-3 record.
“No, we haven't reached

our peak yet, ‘but we are’

_ Rolng up at the right time, "

said: the ~ Scottish skip, -
4%. praising vice-skip David
Smith for some sensational -

shots, including consecutive
double takeouts in the third
end; .

“They were incredible,”
sald Hay, who leaves this

event for Duluth Minn., to -
play in the Silver Broom .

men’s champlonship. ‘‘He
had an exceptional game
and just pulied the front end
together.”

Schneider also pralged ”
Smith, saying: ‘‘He killed -

us,”? 7
Edwards said he's not

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On a quiet street on the 7

bench. A large and
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wih many | spacial
features. 4. bedrooms,
veulted celiings,

conservatory, double
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room make this a must
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call Danny Sheridan.

NICE HOUSE-GREAT

LOCATION

3 bedrooms, heatalator
fireplace tn living room
plus family room in
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garage, well fenced and
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Glva Bob Sheridan a
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HOME WITH RIVER
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Located on K‘san Lane
in. Thornhill and
featuring over 1500 sq.
ft. of IIving area, iwo
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opan’ ‘eadar callings,
_ good closet space and
~ heated by: electric: fot
alr and wood furnace,

GREAT RURAL
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And just as nice as it
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basement home, great
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Over an acre of good
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Ten acres of tread land

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Attractive sloped tand
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only 1000 feet off
pavement at Old Remo
“Road. Phone Rusty or
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For viewing phene
Rusty or Bert Liungh.

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remains ‘alive. :

“This is about where: we
intended to be," the grain
former - said. “Our, drav
weight and takeouts. ar
pretty consistent nOW,

Manitoba, Ontario set

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP) ~

“Manitoba and Ontario are -

setting themselves up for a
showdown In tonight’s ‘10th
rod’ of the -Catiadian
senior. men’s. curling
championship. Sols
Loyd Gunnlaugson ‘of
Winnipeg and Earl
Hushagen of Toronto ex-
tended thelr undefeated
records to 8 by winning
their afternoon and evening
games Thursday... “330.2
Both expect “competition.

‘to be tough in this’ af-

ternoon’s draw when both
play strong rinks. Hushagen
plays third-place Northern
Ontario and Gunnlaugson
plays Saskatchewan, _tled
for fourth.

-But all eyes are on the
evening draw, when the two
leaders face each other for.
the firat time. The final
round Saturday morning
could be  anti-climatle,
although Hushagen faces.
the tough Northern Ontario

‘Tink, _Gunnlaugson's |" op-

ponent will be Quebec, well:
down in the standings.
The only rink besides

’ Manitoba and - Ontario

capable .of winning © the
champlonship {s Cliff Leroy;
who represents Northern
Ontario but lives in

border town of

Temiscaming, Que. With a

‘6-2 ‘record, Leroy could
force hia way into a
championship final, but he
, hes to win his three
* remaining ' contests, In-
- chiding games againat the
two leaders, while the
-winner of the Gunntaugson-:

.. Hushagen game must Jose
_ his other two games. -

Senior men's curling has
no championship round, and
the team with the most wins
in the round-robin becomes
champion. There will be a
final game only i€ the round:
Le ft

lh fourth splace are “Arte

‘PRICE REDUCED
Attractive 4 bedroom
home on [ust under 2
acre of property. Rural
setilIng but minutes
from downtown. Owner —
Ts anxlous tosetl and has
educed his price to
$55,000 to view call Dick
Evans.

“Tf we make it into the
final, we'll beat them. °

Hosaidhls second, Dewey
Basley, ls suffering ‘from a
sore chest muscle which
requires hospital treatment
each day. | :

Knutson of Elbow, Sask;
and John Merkley of Trail,
B.C. ‘with 68 . records.

Prince Edward Island's .
Don Hutchinson and'Ralph |

McLenaghan of Saint John,

N.B., are tied for sixth at 4- =

4. Art Hall of Yellowknife,
N.W.T., is 3-5, Jim White of
Medicine Hat, Alta. and
Quebec's Paul Boivin .of
Montreal are 2-6;. Frank

Hoar of Truro,.N.S., is MT

and. Newfoundland's. Leo
Harvey of St. John’s is 0-48.
Gunnlaugson, pursuing «a
record third straight
championship, had - k
relatively easy ‘Thursday,
running both his opponents
out of rocks before finishing
the 10th ends. ‘
In the *. evening,
defeated Knutson
wiping out any longshot
chance Saskatchewan had
of being champlon. In the
afternoon, he beat
Newfoundland 7-3.

he

Hushagen had tougher 7

battles <- with one-point
wins in both his games. In
the evening, he beat
Newfoundland) 65 but
almost let the only winless
rink become the spoiler. It
took a two-ender in the 10th
’ togive Hushagen a tie, then

' he stole the winning point in

the extra end.

In the’ afternoon, he had to-

gamble to defeat Quebec 8-
7. In the seventh end, he put
two rocks behind a corner
guard, setting himself up
for a possible’ three-ender
but risking a double takeout
by Boivin. Hushagen got the

_ three-ender,
_ Gunnlaugson said he was
not thinking about his game

against Hushagen yet. —
“We still have Northern
Ontario to play and they wil]
be tough. They are gettlig
better all the time,”

. Northern: Ontario had a,
i “day, overtaking
kalefewin ag ‘the ‘thira-

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Charming cedar home,
wood burning stove plus
electric . heat, 2
bedrooms, paved §
driveway, . fryit. trees,
fenced) yard. For
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‘160 ACRES IN THE
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This property has
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small creek running
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access, Located close to
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Septic tank and service
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220 KALUM STREET
A great family home In
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Four bedrooms, sauna,

features of this lovaly
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privides lots of room for
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If you are retired or [ust
. want an investment this -
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your gross return ‘on |

Investment would - be. f
approximately $25,000.

This Is a well run mobile
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owner owns 60 per cent
of tha mobile homes In
his park. Fer further

or Bert Ljungh.

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. Fully serviced with Nat. &
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cable vision,
underground services
and) paved = road, §
weatern exposure on the

- Bench. For prices calf.
Rusty or Bert LJungh.

defalls contact Danny
_ Sheridan. ° : .

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j ACREAGE

“ wood stove and sundeck
are just some of the ©

"UNDER 50 THOUSAND
Charm’ that only an
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situated on a -124x127'
fot, In & quiet area of
Terrace. Make an offer
to the asking price of
$49,900. For detalls call
Dick Evans.

Located [In Thornhill :
this private ‘property
has a three bedroom,
finished basement
home, close to 4 acres of
land, a workshop 960 sq.
ft. with a concrete floor
and loft. For viewing
phone Rusly and Bert
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NEEDAGGOD SHOPT
This 2 bedroom home Is
In good condition, has
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furnace, and has the
benetit of a 20x38 ft.
shop on the property.
Listed at $45,000. Call
Joy Dover for an
appointment to view.

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ROOMY HOUSE

Located on Brauri's .
Island this large

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sq. ft. fa heated with
electric and wood heat,
- ahs 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
and large open living
area. Land Is cleared
and cross fenced,
garden area and frult
frees. To view call
Rusty or Bert Liungh.

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LIVING

Horseshoe area. This
attractive 3. bedroom
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developed basement
with Rec room and
workshop. Fenced,

fruit trees, greenhouse
end garden area, Listed
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detalls call Joy Dover.

Good family home In the

fandscaped lot Includes |

COMFORTABLE
LIVING
AVAILABLE.

In this facently listdd
home In Caledonia sub-
division= A wall planned
4 bedroom home with J
baths Including 2 piece
off the master bedroom.
Living room fireplace
plus wood heater In a
large 15x27. basemen?
farnlly room with a wet
bar. For. further In-
formation call Olck
Evans. -

SPLIT LEVEL HOME

' Terrace and Skeena
Valley. Just completely
vppraded and in
beautiful condition. Post
& Beam living room,

. dining room and klichen
on open plan, floor to
celiing masonry
fireptace. 3 pce. ansulte,
attached garage. Nice
family ‘room. Wall
‘forated In town. Call
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635-6142

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435-2644

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635-3734

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633-574

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635-7068

DANNY SHERI!
625-5327

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. 435-7070

75,

_ With panoramic view of

“tia

‘with Saskatchewan before I°

' that’s

a really good.
a he said when it.
* was al over, “T guess there
“WAR some pressure. oh us”

going for our ninth straight
_ win: but we talked to each
. other before the game and

place - contender with two
solld wins while Saskat-
chewan lost both its games.
Inthe afternoon, Leroy beat —

Knutson 7-4:and in. the
guening he downed. Quebec, ne

Fl,
“T have to be concerted

even think about Friday
night's game ~— agalnat

Manitoba, ” "sald Hushagen. -

Oilers clip wings —

Brian Bertuzzi scored two.
goils ‘to pace Kamloops
Gilers to an'6-2 vietory over
Kelowna Wings in Western
Hockey League — action

’ Thursday night. .
’ Tn other games, Portland’ -

Winter Hawks edged Vic-
torla Cougara 7-6 and
Calgary Wranglers stopped
Winnipeg Warriors 7-2. .

In Kelowna, the Oilers,
first. in ‘the’. Western,
‘Division, . improved - ‘thelr
record to 48-21, while the
last-place Wings ‘dropped to
15-55-1.

“[ was pleased because
this is the 16th time we've,
pldyed them and we were
still excited about the
game,” sald Kamloops
coach Bill Laforge. , -

“Any thne you can play
all 20 players on your team,
important. I'm
pleased we could play our
15-and 16-year-olds.”

Kamloops jumped to a 3-D
lead after one period and
extended It to 5-2 alter 40
minutes.

The only Wings to beat
goaltender Daryl Reaugh

-McLenaghan ‘stole

id lose.
get another:chance,”"
He:sald that - after. thelr

-Aixth win the rink'bégan to
think of the: ‘possibility of ©

golng through : undefeated.

meaner Pee

“4 still don't think i
golng to. ved-and ‘out .d f

the
severith and eight ends on
his way to an 83 wit over
Alberta, . ind
- ternoon he : -edged British

were Brent” Gilchrist and
Terry Zsporzan. .

- Realigh. made’ 21 saves
while Kelowna. goaltender
Darcy. Wakaluk stopped uM

; HAWKS 1
COUGARS ¢

In Victoria, John Bekkers
scored his second goal of the
game with 44 ‘seconds
remaining | to give Portland
the win,, Which. Ilfted | the

” Winter Hawks into a second:

place He with New Weat-
minster Bruina in the
Western Divisio.
Victoria, . seeking to
qualify . for the four-team
playoffs, | remains ote point
behind fourth-place Seattle
Breakers, but has a game in
hand on the Breakers.

” Vietdrid led 2-1 at theend —

ofthe first period but trailed
4-3 by the end of the second.
Jack. MacKeigan scored
three goals for Victoria,
WRANGLERS 7
WARRIORS 2 fi.
In Winnipeg, the Warriors
tied a league record, and
moved ‘doser to another’

dain chai’ bois out” partying, :
-. Membera fo. atraight -

th’ the af-. th

“and have miagaages when
the’ night game ta over. aed
then’ straight ‘te. their 2
It teemis. to work, a

Columbia t 6-5 by ssh two
points in thé final end..”
“PEE: algo had a two-win
day, -Jn - the - afternoon,
Hutchinson edged Ableria 6-
§, then had a alx-point first &
endon his way: toi ai, n 11-8. win j

the Territories 3-2. inthe

evening. In the ‘aflerioon
the Territories edged. Nova
Scotia 8. i. :

record with thelr esti
performance, tcssuj.-
The , Warriors’ now shave
lost 16 consecutive games at
home, tying the. record-of
winless home-lee game et
by. Vancouyer - Nats in: the
1972-79 season. 2°:
They extended thei? total
losses this : season: ito” 60
games, ore: thy ‘of the

dubious record set: by: New
Westminster. Bruins, in;ghe
' 1978-80 season, with three
home games to ga in-.the
gas ah

Season,

streak at home —,18 .—
shared by Vancouyer, Nats
and New Wesiminuter .
Bruins,
The win. moved - ‘Califiry
into sole possession ‘ofthe
sixth and final playolt berth .
in the Eastern Diviston!"-
Rod - Matechiik ' “ested
three ‘goals ° and" ‘Landis

> .Chaulk added two''for” the |

Wranglers, who led’ )-9“at
the end of the first period
and 4-1 at the end.of; he
second.

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