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OCTOBER 27, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE' 5 urling omments 1976-1977 MENS CURLING DRAW: This years curling draw will allow a man to curl one night a week, only if he desires; or two nights. The following rules have been adopted by the Club and any person wishing to enter a rink or just their own name, should contact Paul Malashewski or Ken Johnson no lat- er than Friday, October 29th. 1. Skips to enter their own rinks, with the provision that the lead position be filled by an inexperienced curler. (Example: lead could be a new curler to the game or could have curl- ed some years but be rated a lead because of his ability, as determined by the Club Execu- tive). 2. Draw is to consist of a Round Robin, and division curling to be run concurrently. . ~ a) The Round Robin will run throughout the -entire season and will average one game a week. b) The division curling will aslo run the entire season and average one game a week. Cc) Prizes will be awarded to i) Division win- ners and runners-up as determined at the end of the division curling, but no prizes at the end oF each round. ii) und Robin winner and run- ner-up as determined at the end of the Round Robin. iii) Club Champion and runner-up based on total wins in both Round Robin and Division. £3 d) Teams will be placed into divisions by the Executive and curl the first round for points: A division win worth 10 pts/game; B division win worth 9% pts/gamé; C division win worth 9 pts/game. At the end of the first round, teams will be regrouped by points into new divisions and a second round will be play- ed. A third round will be curled on the same basis, but depending on the time available the third round might be a double round. All points will be scrapped at the start of the final round with prizes awarded to winners and runners-up in each division. The Division play will be on Monday nights and Round Robin on Wednesday nights. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mi. and Mas. John Santerne. take pleasure in announcing the engagement of their oldest daughter, Mary Pat to Mi. Bruce Russell, son of Mi. and Mus. George Russell of Guelph. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION requires immediately LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR |LAKE SUPERIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TERRACE BAY CAMPUS The successful applicant will be-on duty for one hour each day and will be res- ponsible for the care and discipline of the students during that period. The rate of pay will be $5.00 per day. For further information,-please call the principal at 825-3253. J.J. Bishop, Principal. C.W.L. PENNY AUCTION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31ST ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH HALL STARTS 1:30 P.M. AUCTION FROM 2:30 - 3:30 "OIL RAFFLE" HALLOWEEN DANCE-MOOSE HALL ; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 9-1 Music by: M.V.'s Power Outlets $5.00 couple Costume judging at 10:00 p.m. Phone 825-3375 for tickets. PUBLIC NOTICE Citizens are reminded to set clocks back one hour at 2 o'clock A.M." on Sun- day, October 31, 1976. W.J. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Terrace Bay