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Page 4 THE NEWS December 9/65 | LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS uh FRIENDLY FOR SALE - 1963 Ford Galaxy - V8 The ladies Curling season is well TM Ha Qa | Motor - Cruisomatic Transmission - Power Brakes - Power Steering - Radio. Phone 825-3877 after 5 p.m. WANTED TO BUY - small breed puppy. call 3508, Terrace Bay FOR SALE - bathtub, actors: 8 1/3 squares roofing shingles. Ph. 3305. away with a group of enthusiastic cur- lers. Many new curlers are out with twelve rinks playing in the evening and four in the afternoon league. Completion of the first round of di- visional curling ended November 30th with the Thorsteinsen rink of Kay Thor- steinsen, Elaine Zwir, Betty Randa and Beverley Phillips winning all their games to put them in first place. Second place was taken by Betty Bouchard, Elizabeth Burns, Althea Fraser and Fran Gerow. The second round of curling commen- ced on Thursday, December 2nd. On the whole it appears that the ladies will have a very good season of curling. MOOSE LADIES (Continued) Teresa Guadet volunteered her home for this and Betty Randa will do the collecting. Social Service Chairman Ann Todes- co and her committee were in charge of lunch and members exchanged Xmas gifts. A raffle was also held and won by Armie Cole. Shell Oil Dealer UNS J ROLY SINOTTE Phone 825-3268 CURLING NEWS Challenge Day - This Saturday Everybody in town over 21 years of age is invited to participate in our annual challenge day curl-a- thon. Just get a rink togeth er and challenge your friends - or your enemies. Enter your game on the draw sheet at the rink. Social in the even- ing. Coming Events The CHRISTMAS PARTY will be held on Decem- ber 18th and the NEW YEAR PARTY on December 31st. Plan now to attend. LEGION NOTES (Continued from page 2) no business session as th ere has been other years. At 8 p.m. the installation ceremony will begin and immediately following, the social evening will commence. Refreshments will be served and the Ladies Auxiliary are providing a lunch. This will take place at the Legion Hall, South Camp so come yourself and tell your friends as there will be no ch arge and a good time is assured. - The Executive committee. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE EXCHANGE GIFTS The Women of the Moose held their Chapter night 'Wednesday evening at the Moose Home. Senior Regent Marjorie Dejonghe presided and recorder Barbara Dejonghe read the minutes. Junior Grad- vate Regent Ann Didura moved that we make a lunch and take a silver collection among the members for the family leaving here for Mooseheart. (Next col .) Prospective Brier Curlers are urged to make up their teams for the local Northwestern playoffs which will be held early in the New Year. Let's have at least six teams. ROOKIE RINK STILL GOING STRONG Emil Boucher's rookie rink moved from C Division to "A" after the first round of play and immediately proceeded to show all and sundry that they are not out -classed by dumping the powerful Olsen quartet. It begins to appear that the Club Championship is really 'up for grabs' this year. SUPERIOR COIN LAUNDRY & DRYCLEANING SHOPPING PLAZA - TERRACE BAY WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE - that we have been successful in obtaining the chemical product "REYN-PER" and have introduced it into our dry- cleaning process. We obtained this product from the REYNOLDS COMPANY OF PORTLAND, Ore. through their Manitoba Distributors . FOR A GIFT THAT BRINGS GREETINGS THE YEAR ROUND a subscription to THE TERRACE BAY NEWS only $2.50 per year QUALITIES OF "REYN-PER" - double strength - non-ionic, colorless, pleasant odor, provides miracle bright cleaning, reduces lint problems - will not swale or streak and has a high moisture tolerance. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 8 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. for Laundry Service DRY CLEANING HOURS - Monday through Sat- urday - 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. amma nese ewen eee et wee iemaewc own mwe seme e wee es eS ee fill aa below - we will send a greeting card - Name Address From