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Page 8 THE NEWS October 7, 1965 CURLING ATTENTION LADIES OF TERRACE BAY IS THIS YOUR YEAR TO CURL? AN OPEN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL THE LADIES OF TERRACE BAY TO ATTEND THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TERRACE BAY LADIES CURLING CLUB TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 14th at 8:00 P.M. IN THE CURLING LOUNGE. THE SPORT FOR YOU TO PLAY THIS WINTER. PREVIOUS TO THE SEASON'S OPENING. COME GET ACQUAINTED AND SEE IF THIS IS NEW CURLERS WILL BE GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS FURTHER INQUIRIES REGARDING THE MEETING OR CURLING IN GENERAL WILL BE GLADLY ANSWERED BY PHONING -- NORMA CROCKFORD, 3648, PHYL KELTY, 3388, OLLIE CHAPMAN, 3289. BELOW IS A MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM WHICH MAY BE EITHER BROUGHT TO THE MEETING OR MAILED TO MRS. 0. CHAPMAN. SEE YOU OCTOBER 14th at 8:00 P.M. IN THE CURLING LOUNGE sie i ete accent ete ee | --_ _ NAME YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IF ANY CURLING PREFERRED - AFTERNOON DESIRED POSITION OF PLAY - SKIP PAST PRESIDENT IS HONOURED ON HER DEPARTURE The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church was held on Monday, October 4th with Mrs. Lois Hopper presiding. Mrs. Marilyn Chisholm accompanied the opening hymn and Mrs. Lynn Wilson led the Worship. The President, Mrs. Lois Hopper, welcomed everyone, stating she was gratified to see so many in attendance. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. June Schritt and also the correspondence. Mrs. Betty Turner gave the treasurer's report. Various reports were given: Property, Mrs. Eva Haughn, Ways & Means, Mrs. Virginia Galvin gave her final report of the year and thanked everyone for their co-operation in the past. Mrs. Ivy Pattison gave a report on the coming Christ- mas bazaar and Mrs. Lois Hopper on the bake sale to be held this Saturday, October 9th at 10:00 A.M. at Caccamots Store. Mrs. Hopper turned the meeting over to Mrs, Stella Brown who explained the study was on Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba. She then introduced Mrs. Win McKechnie who spoke on Quebec, Mrs. Brown spoke on Ontario and Mrs. June Schritt on Manitoba, A very nice display of pictures, etc. was shown illustrat ing these provinces. At the close of the programme Mrs. Lois Hopper made a special presentation on behalf of the Auxiliary to Mrs. Virginia Galvin who is a Past President and is also serving on the present executive and is leaving to take TERRACE BAY LADIES CURLING CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 1965-66 PHONE LADIES AUXILIARY CONTINUED. up residence in Port Arthur. A gift of a crystal water pitcher was presented to her with the best wishes of the Auxiliary. To close the evening a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Stella Brown and her committee. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS POMPEII By: Katherine Pidluzney A blast was heard from mighty Vesuvius The mountain awoke from its peacéful sleep Another blast and the "black death" rose While nowhere was there a songbird to behold Again it roared and the lava poured Down that mountain that was rumbling and grumbling The people awake with a sudden jolt Like frightened deer towards the doors they bolted. Stumbling and tumbling into the streets they ran Clutching their dearest possessions in life Babies cried in their mother's arms while children and adults in terror were screaming As down that mountain molten death came streaming. High above the blue sky blackened Bringing with it Death's dark veil And deadly gases slawl ,descende ontinued on