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AROUND THE. TOWN (Cont. ) Mr, and Mrs, R.. D. Taylor and eros. Karen are visiting with Mr, Taylor's sister, Isobelle Craig on their return from Mont- real to their home in Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Mrs. Rita Cavanaugh was hostess to the February meeting of the Dim Bulbs at her home Monday evening. Lois Haviland presided and minutes: were read by Mary Byscrs. Treasurer's report was given by Eleanor Ruzyski, Bridge was the entertainment for the evening and Ev Garvin was the lucky winner of first prize with the booby going to Mary Byers. A lovely luncheon was served~ by the hostess assisted by Lil Harris. The next meeting will be held March 29th at the home of Lois Haviland, o-0--0 LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS "The Hospitality Rug" was rolled out and visitors to the "Terrace Bay Ladies" lst Arnus]. Bonspiel were welcomed over the weekend, Curlers from Fort William, --- Schre a Marathon, Nipigon and Red Rock all took part in the 'Spiel. Saturday night, the ladies took time off from curling bo "stage their annual Banquet which was held at the Hotel Terrace, * Contributing to the entertainment of the evening was E, Garvin at the Keyboard, Here are a.few briefs from the Ladies Curling Club with highlights of the recent _Bonspiel, Gurling started: Friday night with 16 rinks participating. Saturday found the various rinks branching off into the different events. Triumphant among 16 rinks convened from 6 centers was P, Wellings! rink, This quartet, took a last end win from Mrs. Gellert Schreiber, _ A, Latour placed 3rd and D, Shrier 4th in the main event, The prizes were presented by S. Jacobsen, He represented the Hudson Bay Company who donatedthe prizes for this event, "Jen Faust and her' rink took lst in the 2nd event sponsored by the merchants, in this wind-up N. Thrower - Schreiber placed 2nd - Mrs, Foster, Fort William 3rd anc. 4th was a quartet skipped by Anne Carmichael of Schreiber, Jack Little was on hand to. present the set of prizes, B, Jessop's crew topped the 3rd event with a win over Nipigon, G. Gordon, skip. 4, Haughn placed 3rd with Mrs, Imoff ~ Red Rock in 4th position. Ron Faust, president (Cont, on next col.) * ARMS At 'THE-MAN ». Page "5 LADIES CURLING (Cont.)°. of the Men's Curling Club, presented the prizes for the Palm Dairy event. Special Prizes: Highest score in one game: ' Mrs, Gellert's rink - Schreiber ~~' Prize Draw -Electric Kettle #28 ..- Mrs. Gellert - Schreiber * _--- VOTE OF THANKS en The Ladies Curling Club wish £6) express their very sincere and special thanks to Rune Ostling and Alex McDonald and to all the men to helped to make our Bonspiel a great success. 0-0-0 f "Arms and the Man" returns March lith by popular request, to. the High School, Auditorium at 8: 00 Polls... Raine -"Sergious, I think we two have found the higher love. -"You know this higher love Lonka = a very fatiguing thing to keep up for any length of: time. -"You gentle folk are all alike - you making love |" to me behind Miss Raine's © back and her doing the same behind yours. Capt. Bluntchli i -The Chocolate: cream: soldier... "Had: she been running the war she would never have made. peace, Major, Petkoff -He allowed peace but not friendly relations. Tickets for this presentation will be on sale at the door only. This pley,is presented by special per--- mission of the Theatre Guild and Sergious Lonka Catherine . Samuel French (Can, ): Ltd. 0-0-0 SPRING FASHION. SHOW March 25th in the High School Auditorium there will be costumes for all ages - Childrens (Girls and Boys) and adults, Refreshments will be served. This- show is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church and all designs will be supplied by the Hudson Bay Company,'