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MEN'S CURLING CLUB The Club's race against time and the weather is coming down to a dramatic finish. With two games remaining in the final sched- uled event - the Brading's - it looks as though the Club has won the race, This Wednesday evening the Consolation finals of the Bradings is being played be= tween Farrow and Cline, On Friday night at nine, Oisen squares off in the finals with Allen, Both of these games should be worth two hours of anybody's time to watch. In between these two games and up to the week-end the girls will keep the ice busy. As a result of the speeded up play of last week-end, Thor Olsen, the man at the . wheel, piloted his crew home to victory in the Hudson's Bay event - a beautiful climax to a very exciting game with Gordon Dodge. The happy gang: Olsen skip, MacDonald third, Moore Seoond and Anderson lead, Incident- ally, we've lost track of the number of things Jimmy MacDonald has copped prizes for this year. He'll need = wheelbarrow come banquet night. As for Olsen, we though he was about due znd it is noteworthy that in coming through in this event he had to plow through both Wellings and Ostling. Nels Allen also eliminated a tough field to bring home the Consolation bacon, He climed over Farrow, Sinkins, Lohr and lastly Haughn in the finals. This good rink: Allen skip, Harris third, Ruzyski, second, and Swirhun lead, Lust week we mentioned that Garvin and Sinkins were about due. We weren't far wrong. Garvin knocked Wellings out of the Bradings on Monday evening with his last rock of the last end -- one of the most beautiful chip and roll shots we've seen all season. Sinkins tock over Farrow's rink on a couple of evenings (4b was working) and turned in some itice wins. (We're getting in practice for the King's Plate betting.) Some mention has been made regarding a possible mixed bonspiel to ring down the cur- tein. With hack-off time early next week, it would require scheduling into the last week of March to complete, With ice collapse possible at any time, a half finished bons- piel seems more probable than possible, with 2ll the grey hairs that go along with it. It seems wise to conclude on a high note, and turn the ice over to challenges for what time remains in the season, The big thing now, of course, is the Le grand social event to officially say adieu to. the great 1951-52 season, Watch for the announcements ! Page 3 L.DIES!' CURLING CLUB Wednesday night of this week saw the final gemes in the first and second events of the Seagram's Bonspiel, By the end of the week the third event end the play-offs * for the Hudson's Bay Club Championship trophy will be 211 wound up. In the Hudson's Bay contest we have rinks skipped by B. Heughn, B. anderson, I. Romaniuk and A, Sinkins all in the prizes, but it still remains to be seen what order they will be ine The I. Edmond, Ev. Allen, D, Wilson and G. Balderstone fourscme finished in possess~ ion of the Scagram's Trophy, followed by Ev. Garvin with C. McColl, S. Stewart and M, Welsh and P. Wellings, M. Byers, B. Duncan and H. Scctt in third spot, B. Jessop, M. Lumbors, L, Hopper and G. McCool won top spot in the second event to ¢laim the Lightfoot Bros prize. Sscond spot in the 2nd event went to the I. Roman- iuk, Ev. Knauff, D. Thorsteinson and D, Plotzer crew with M. Simmer, M. Hamilton, T, Thompson and I, Bryans in third place. 4 little wind-up party has been lined up on the same plan as last year's "do" with the exception that there will be a 50¢ admission charge. Tickets will be available very soon. .. tentative date of April 18th has been chosen and it is hoped that there will be a good turn-out as the eledgtion of next season's officers will be held commenc- ing at 8:00 p.m.. 0=0-0 BOWLING SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK Thursday - 8 to 10 - nly Angels - st. in's Mixed League. Friday - 1 to 5 - OPEN 7 to 10 ~ Hi-Schocl League Saturday - 1 to 5, 7 to 11 - OPEN BOWLING Sunday - 1 to 5 - OPEN BOWLING Monday - 1 to 5 - OPEN BOWLING 7 to 11 - Men's League Tuesday - 1 to 5 - OPEN BOWLING 7 to 9 - Mixed League 9 to 11 - 2 ALLEYS OPEN Wednesday - 1 to 5 - OPEN BOWLING 7 to 9 - Ten Pin League 9 "11 - 2 ALLEYS OPEN Thursday - 2 to 4 - Ladies' League Mart- 0-0-0 200 1.40.45, Boy, Pay parade for the Battery will be held at the [mmouries Sunday, March 23rd from 1530 hours to 1730 hours, 0-0-0