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November 14, 1863 LADIES* CURLING CLUB NEWS Afternoon League - A meeting of those interes- ted in curling in the afternoon league of the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club was held re- cently. The following points were decided:- The league will curl one afternoon per week - at 1.45 P.M. each Wednesday. The method of se lecting rinks will be "pick out of the hat", | The first game of the schedule will be Wednes- day, November 20th. To begin with, there will be 4 teams with the possibility of a 5th and 6th rink being formed after the Christmas holi days e Evenii.: League - A social evening will be held or Thursday, November 14th, at 7.00 P.M. for both the afternoon and evening leagues. Every one is urged to attend to limber up for the coming season, Instruction will be given to new curlers from 7.00 to 8.00 P.M., following which, the various teams will select an op- ponent and play a few ends. Free coffee and donuts will be served after curling. The first game of the schedule for the Sea- gram's Trophy will be Tuesday, November 19th, with draws at 7.00 and 9.00 P.M. Eleven rinks will be competing in the first round robin. Eight rinks will curl at 7.00 P.M., two at 9,00 P.M. and one rink will have a bye. It is hoped that schedules will be available for dis tribution at the social evening. There is every indication that a 12th rink will be formed after Christmas. A welcome is extended to the many new cur- lers joining the club. Among them are several past members who have not curled for a number of years. Welcome Back! Every rink will have at least one new face and in some cases, two ne., members. We look forward to another bang-up season of good curling with the prospect of the lar- gest membership for many seasons. Remember the opening curling social on Thursday, November 14th, at 7.00 P.M. All fees must be paid prior to the first scheduled game and all must be members of the Terrace Bay Recreation Association. THANKS TEENAGERS! 3 The management and staff of the Plaza Res- taurant acknowledge with sincere appreciation the good behaviour of local teenagers the past six months. Although there have been strained relations with local teenagers on past occasions, they made it possible for us to have a smooth sum- mer operation. We credit them! There wasn't a single cigarette butt or paper found during that period. Their manners and attitude have changed so much. In a remarkable campaign last weekend they collected more than $5.00 for the staff while playing host to out-of-town teenagers. We take this opportunity to thank them publicly. The Plaza Restaurant Management & Staff WANTED = Girl's skates size 11 or 12 ates size 9-1/2 es nndecetegivepmaecl alga jiicenaiitienccnsinapeasininiaiy The biggest liar in the world is They Say. TEEM'S THE DRINK GERALO THE MOVING MEN WERE SLOWING THEIR BEAT-- JUST PLAIN LAZY? MORE LIKELY THE HEAT! RES, INC., 1963. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, TEEM GOT THE FY RE TAKE IT FROM GERALD- MOVING IN TI MAKE. IT TEEM EVERY TIME, IT'S JUST ON THELIGHT SIDE JUST ON THE LIGHT SIDE. OF LEMON AND LIME! OF LEMON AND LIME! PEPSI-COLA COMPANY MAKES CLEAN- TASTING TEEM- THAT'S WHY IT'S SO GOOD! *Gerald McBoing-Boing, strange as it may seem, makes sounds, not words, to tell about Teem!