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_PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 10, 1968 Bay, we welcome you to the Club. It matters not 4 whether you have every curled before. If you would : like to get out and meet pleasant people and Sartici-} pate in one of the most popular sports in Canada, join the Terrace Bay Ladies' Curling Club. We can assure you that you will enjoy our beautiful curling LADIES GOLF CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER | events which take place during the year. The Aguasabon Ladies Golf Club held their annual Costs for curling in Terrace Bay are extremely rea= dinner and meeting at the Terrace Bay Moror Hotel o sonable. In fact, we doubt if they can be matched September 30th, with 22 members attending. - anywhere in Canada. _ Prizes for the various season's tournaments were In the near future, membership forms will be avail given out except for the trophies which will be given| able for all those wishing to join the club. This out at the Annual Windup of the Aguasabon Golf year, all teams will be drawn from the hat so you fick. will have an excellent opportunity of meeting new Election of a Board of Directors for the 1968-69 people. . season took place and the following officers were Ladies curling is on Tuesday and Thursday evenings elected: President (2 year term) Ivy Pattison; Vice- | Afternoon curling is governed by the number of mem= President (2 year term) Aina Adamo; Secretary-Trea- | bers interested. surer (2 year term) Elizabeth Burns; Directors (1 year So remember ladies, if you want to enjoy the win= ' ter season and participate in a healthy, invigorating sport, or just want a change, we of the Terrace Bay REMINDER - Don't forget the annual Aguasabon Golf ' Ladies' Curling Club welcome you. The semi-annual Club Wind-up on Friday, October 18th in the Mason+ meeting of the Ladies Curling Club will be held in ie bell." | the Club Lounge on Tuesday, (Cont'd on page 15) Winner of the draw for the radio was Jack Wellings ; term) Olga Adamo, Ellen Campbell, Jeannette Gunter, Marg Phillips and Julie Rattray. WHE MAN WHO WASN'T SURE OF REGULAR EMPLOYMENT WITH BOSTON THIS SEASON TURNED IN ONE OF THE GREAT JOBS /N THE AMERICAN LEAGUE HARRELSON ee er WHES Be 2/0 7) i» : LADIES' CURLING CLUB NEWS It's that time of year again ladies; the curling sea~ son is almost upon us! In future issues of the "News"} we will be keeping you posted on plans and starting dates for the coming season. (We normally start curl- ing early in November). Naturally we hope to see all the regulars back wit us again, but we are also interested in encouraging non curlers or new members to the community to come out and join the fun. For those of you who have of- ten considered joining in the past, but have hesitated because you have never curled before - - COME OU THIS YEAR. We can assure you that you won't be the only beginner. Each and every year we have at least 10 to 12 new members who have never played the game, but by the end of the year, they are as en thusiastic and knowledgeable about the game as the old timers. Usually the first two nights of the season are set aside for free instruction for beginners and a social gathering of all the members to get acquainted and play a few short games to limber up for the com- ing season. To those of you who have just moved to Terrace i ie, dl | ne ae a a Sh NO a ORR 2 A thet a wick seh es oe eS ST EON Irn a