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Page |8 LION'S CLUB POTATO CHIP SALE Members of the Schreiber Lion's | Club will begin selling Christmas supplies of potato chips starting Thursday evening, December 15, 1966. A door to door canvas of the community will be made and your response will govern the work your Lion's Club can take on in the better- ment of our town. ROSSPORT NEWS CURLING ACTIVITIES PLANNED An opening bonspiel fo be held when the ice is ready was planned when club members met for a general meeting on Sunday evening. President Anne Todesco welcomed members and wished them an enjoy- able time in the season activities. The minutes were approved as read by Secretary Joyce Yandon. Treas- urer C.Todesco presented a very satisfactory financial statement showing that $359.43 had been spent on repairs, supplies and prizes during the past season and a substantial bank balance remained to assist in current maintenance. Accounts were passed for payment. A report on interior and exterior painting, repairs and fuel was given by the president. It was decided to hire someone to complete painting the outside of the rink in the spring. All old parts of seats in the observ- ation room are to be taken to the garbage dump as it will be cheaper and less work to re-upholster the existing seats. Mac Hubelit offered to take care of the ice making for a nominal fee. Members decided to keep the membership fees the same as last season. Membership tickets were available at the meeting and can be purchased from Mrs. Joyce Yandon or Chas. Todesco at anytime. 'specialized TERRACE BAY NEWS PA on ridge Vul: N-S West (D) NORTH S§A10653 H543 DA74 C65 EAST SK9742 H87 WEST $Q8 H62 DQJ10 D8532 CKQJ843 CAZ SOUTH SJ HAKQJ109 DK96 C1097 THE BIDDING: South West North _ 3C€ Pass 3H Pass 4H Pass Pass LEAD: CLUB KING West opened the bidding with a pre-emptive bid of three clubs to shut out a possible game try by the opponents. This type of bid is very useful if the opposi- tion is vulnerable and if their strength is divided between the two hands. South looked again at his heart suit and decided his side should have the bid. North's raise to game is excel- lent as he has two outside aces and a possible club ruff for partner. East overtaking and returning the suit showing a doubleton, West wins the second club and leads his knave at trick three. South, a keen player, recognizes the doubleton in East and sees a definite. loser in diamonds later on. A ruff on the board would only be overruffed by East at trick three whereas the low diamond rids his hands of a potential loser. The general term for this play is Loser-on- Loser and this example is a form called _ the transferred ruff as South is transferring a potential loser to a later ruffing situation. East Pass Pass only 8 days till. - CHRISTMAS The club king is led, | December 15, 1966 _ All draw tickets are to be turned in this week in order to make the draw Friday. Mrs. Mac Hubel it offered to head a committee of women to ~ paint the rocks and weigh them in order to try and match them. It was announced that no word had been received about the lot the rink is on yet. It was decided that young people of twelve years or over would be allowed to curl this season, providing their parents are agreeable and not hold club members responsible for any injury. Curling buttons are available at the store. The draw committee will put a teenager on each téam in the round robin of games. Joe Wills moved a vote of thanks to the executive committee for itheit:work and improve- ments made on the rink building during the summer. Mrs. Todesoo thanked the members who turned out to paint the rink or assisted in any way. Lorne Molinski was a business visitor to Manitouwade Wednesday . Mrs. Floyd Spence of Oshawa is visiting her mother Mrs. Lenard Ibey. Lakehead visitors this week were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Testori, Mrs.&Mr. W. Schelling and Mrs. C.W.Todesco, Doug Hunt and Mrs. Dan Gerow. Mrs. Eugene Gerow entertained the Five Hundred Card Club on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ab Rouble won first prize and Mrs. Tom Yandon took second prize while Mrs. Testori took home the consolation prize. Refresh- ngents were served by the hostess. St.Berchman's Altar Society held a social evening in the Community Hall Thursday evening. Among those winn- ing prizes were J.Fowler, P.Gerow, Mrs. E.Gerow, Mrs.Testori, Mac Hubelit & W.Gerow. The door prize, a homemade Christmas cake was won by Mrs.Gorman of Terrace Bay. Winners of the draw were a family and relative group. (cont'd on Page 15. .)