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« May 7, 1964 THk Phone 657 : OPE EVERY * Aluminum Boats *Evintude &% Motors *Tee-Nee Trailers @ *Hand-made Rapala Baits *Finnish Filletting Knives SMELT D : NETS .2:. -as low as MINNOWS .. $39.95. LADIES CURLING CLUB Divisional Curling with rinks to be chosen by "picking out of the hat"; the same rinks to be kept for the entire season. -A selection committee would decide the position of each player prior to rinks being drawn up. The Ladies Club Crest color to be changed to Royal Blue and white; the same design be- ing used except smaller in size. It was also decided that a hinimum of 3150 and Maximum of 3200 be spent on prizes for trophy | winners and runner-up rinks. A lively election was held with the follow- ing members being elected to hold office for the 1964-65 season: Past President-Syl Duquette President-Jane Coons, lst Vice-Pres.--Mary dale, 2nd Vice-Pres. Vivian Hanna, Secretary- Margaret Knight, Treasurer-Norma Crockford, Directors-Heather Lafontaine, Phyl Kelty, Agnes Paulsen - Trustees-Kay Thorsteinson, Lois Shubaly - Auditors-Ollie Chapman and Aggie Sinkins. It was also decided that a membership cam- paign would take place during the early fall, to attempt to increase membership. Following the meeting a social evening was held with runner-up prizes and other prizes won throughout the year being distributed. REMEMBER THE WIND-UP BANQUET, Saturday, May 9. Contact S.,Duquette for tickets. Li , SOCIAL "til 'Jp ND DANCE aot ZAIN 8.44. LEGION CLUB LOUNGE MUSIC by the -RAMBLERS- $1-OQ0"COUPL Es OPEN TO ALL LEGION MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS Sponsored by : ye The Royal Canadian Legion - - Begnch 203 SCHREIBER SPORT & CIFT SHOP NEWS Page 9 Main. Street EVENING CHOOSE A GIFT FOR MOTHER'S DAY FROM OUR GIFT SELECTION MEN'S AND LADIES' GOLF SETS Right and Left Hand LADIES FIVE-PIN LEAGUE STANDINGS Twisters 241 - Strikers 220 - Good Gals 218 - Hits & Misses 173 - Bed Rocks 169 - Hopefuls 166. Hi-Single - E.Boutelier and E.Boyd 244- Hi-Triple - D.Billings 597. Games over 200 - A.Werczynski 225, E.Boutelier 244, E.Beddard 224, E.Boyd 244, D.Coupal 203, I.Reynolds 209 and D.Billings 210 and 200. HOUSE LEAGUE FASTBALL (Cont'd from Page 8) very poor turnout. A second meeting was cal- led at which a slate of officers will be pre- sented for the coming year. It appears there will be four teams entered this year, but the main problem is finding people will to work at executive duties. The big difficulty is that many people are willing to take advantage of the Fastball League but very few willing to work. This attitude has become more and more prevalent during recent years and extends to practically all activity groups. This could ultimately mean the death of Fastball or any other activity in Terrace. If you are interested in Fastball, be pre- pared to work as well as play. Team lists are being prepared this week, sq that those interested in playing should con- tact either Fern McLeod (Teen Town), Maurice Osmar (Osmars), Gord Calder (Moose Lodge) or Cliff Knauff, Jr., to be on the list. |INGOZ pe" MAY | TH. 8 PM-MOOSE HALL 20 GAMES 2 JACKPOTS - LAST GAME- wn REFRESHMENTS EVERYONE WELCOME ADM $100 EXTRA CARD... $5.00 each half proceeds 254