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Cie WaWB Weexend Curling Sate sips #1. Ice, A orca tent VSe Latour Mixed 13th elp.m. #2 Ice 'Schreiber vs Terrace Ladies 3pm. #1 Ice Schreiber vs Terrace Mens Joom. #2 Ice Duquette vs, Sinkins.Mixed =... 6 6:45 pem. #2 Ice Dodge vs McInnis Mens 9:00 pam, #1 Ice Bllen vs Longlac Mens 9:00 #2 Ice A,:MacDonald vs. McLeod Mens Sun, lp.m. #1 Ice Ross vs Baillie Mixed _ 1th 6:45 #1 Ice Shrier vs, Jessop Mixed -, 6:45 #2 Ice.L. Crockford.vs MeLeod Mixed 9:00 #1 Ice Soughton vs Allen Mixed Mon Ne 6:45 #1 ee ren vs Garvin Mens 15th 6:45 #2 Ice Sh eng 9:00 #1 Ice Hale vs winner 'Soughton-ALlen Mixed 9:00 #2 Ice Wellings vs J. MacDonald Mixed Tues. 6:45 #1 Ice Hamiltan vs Garvin Mixed . 16th, 6:45 #2 Ice Haughn vs Craig Mixed 9200 a Ice Shrier Jessop vs winner Crockford McLeod Mixed . 9:00 #2 Ice Ross Baillie vs winner, Latour" A. Crockford Mixed This weekend visiting rinks will be in Terrase Bay from Schreiber and Longlae. A _ good turn-out of all curling members is urged to show them what good hospitality is, Refreshments will be served. Children will not be allowed, Only adults aver age 21. There will 'be some goad curling sver the weekend, So come out and Have fun, 0-0-0 KIWANIS CLUB HOLD SUCCESSFUL LADIES NIGHT On Tuesday March 9th, the Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay, invited their ladies for dinner and an evening's entertainment at the Hotel Terrace, The entertainment portion of the program was under the capable chairmanship of Al Lindskoog, Al did a terrific job in lining up a program, The program was a "take off" of a television program, representing what view- ers will see when television comes to Terrare Bay. Al Lindskoog as M.C. of the show very capably impereonated Arthur Godfrey with the excellent support from Doug Harris, Their rendition of the program of Homer and Jethroe almost brought the house down. That new instrumental trio the Rhythmaires . supplied some excellent music, which contri- buted greatly to the success of the program, | A television show would not be complete without a Quiz program, Ken Weppler and Tom Walter as the Quiz masters conducted a (cont. on next. col.) KIWANIS. (cont. ss Page 9. - Quiz program that was ariote Unlike, most, quiz, programs it is thought that - thé-Quiz Mastérs received more money than they gave away. However the -guéstions were difficult ???? 245 pem. #1 Ice. Wellings, vs LongLac Mens. {er ai "Another excellent feature was a quartet frem the Male Chorus who were called back for several encores, - . A supreme effort of the Kiwanis Club featured a quartet of members sing- ing under the direction of Ernie Rowson. It is doubtful whether they would have received encowes, however, the members ef the Club had been well instructed, 'From many comments overheard this was one of the best shows to be staged in Terrace Bay, The talent of ccurse was all local and all the performers were excellent, N.O.Nelson on behalf of the Kiwanis Club heartily thanked Al Lindskoog and everyene who so capably performed or helped in- any way to make the show the success it was, Mrs, Bill Barsum on behalf sf the ladies thanked the Kiwanis Club for: a wonderful evening of enter- tainment, 0-0-0 NOTICE A new musical group made its first public appearance this week at the Anruc. Kiwanis Club Ladies Night. It's an instrumental trio tagged "The Rhythmairc: Organized a number of weeks ago to fill "a real need in the district, the trio is now available for boeking at events involving smaller groups of people who ¢auld not normally absorb the cost of a full dance orchestra.(As a matter of facet, members of the new trio are already in one or the other of Terrace Bay's two dance orchestras). In "The 'Rhythmaires". are Ellen Hodgkiss (piano) Verl Thompson (drums) and Fred Soughton (piano accordion). Information on " bookings may be secured from any member of the trio. ane SILVER BIRCH CHAPTER O.E.S. On March 2nd a social evening was. 'spent by members. of the Silver Birch Chapter and held in the Schreiber Town Hall, In spite of the inclement weather a large crowd from Schreiber (cont. on page 10)