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FIRST ROCKS THROWN! Tuesday night last, at 7:00 p.m., the 1951-52 Curling Club season got off toa smooth start when brooms were crossed in the big Turkey Bonspiel. First games were played between rinks of McInnes and Lohr and rinks of Haughn «nd Latour, with Lohr and Latour coming out on the right side of the score. On the nine o'clock shift, Garvin's rink dumped the Wellings team and Craig snowed Lumbers under, Wednesdey night finds Ostling vs. MneDonxld, Marsh vs Pinesult, Knnuff vs Hirris, and Olsen vs MicMillen, Thursdey's Schedules is as follows: 7:00 p.m. Ice #1 - McColl vs Sinkins Iee #2 - Monteith vs Dodge 9:00 p.m. Ico #1 - Farrow vs Roddy Ice #2 - Voligrodsky vs Allen Of the 28 mixcd rinks entered in the Bonspiel, only two games could not be scheduled before this Friday: Cline vs Byers 2nd Brillie vs Boudrenu. No games are officinlly scheduled after Thursday night because of tho Christmas holidnys 2nd so many people lenving Friday evening. Regarding this nnd other bonspiel rules, the Draw Committee posted tho follow- ing notice: ifter December 20th, and until further notice, bonspicl g-mes can be arranged between skips .nd clesred through Roy Willisms, When the gome is posted on the Club Bulletin Bonrd it is officially sched- uled, Games not played on schedule will be forfeit, Skips may invite another bonspicl skip to substitute if he ccnnot attend a match, or his third m-y act in his absence, iit least one lady must pley in each game on each rink, Substitute players may play in their own or higher bonspiel rating, but not at a lower rnting. Rinks may play with three players, pro- viding one is a lady, and in such cases the first two rink m-tes will throw three rocks ach, If enough skips can arrange times for moctings we should have settled by New Years, the grent question of who eats Turkey, who eats Chicken -- and who eats crow, Rink fees of one dollar per curler should be collected by the skips nnd turned over to Prul Boudreau immediately. We of the Curling Club must be excused for again oxpressing pride ond joy in the new-Club House. Now that the piano'is moved in, 11 the furniture is in place, and the (cont. in next col.) Page & FIRST ROCKS THROWN (cont. from first ecl) women have put up drapes, the lounge possess- es 2 cozy 2nd real club atmosphere, We agaiin thank all the members who put so much into this underteking, énother fine improvement over last year is the twindo panels which permit the back room skips to more clearly see the play and suggest appropriate strategy to fellow bench warmers, in invitetion is extended to everyone | to come down to the Club and watch the play. 0-0-0 HIGH SCHOOL MIX#D BOWLING LE/.GUE The High School League has now been off to a good start with eight competitive teams fighting to the finish, Of course there's Bill Mersh, captein of the Alley Cats team which is on top, Bill seems to be follow- ing in his father's footsteps in choosing the better tean,. The team standings to date are: Pts, Alley Cats B, Marsh 13 Live Wires E. Niemi La King Pins R. Stachiw 9 Gutter Snipes K. Whent 9 Wing Dings L. Marsh g Screw Bells tT. Bond 8 Ate Bells J. Thrower 4 Strike Rollers D. Celdwell 2 It is hoped that in a few months the teams will be strong enough so that the strongest teom will play against the best mixed league teem of Terrace Bay. J/nd don't think you won't get a fight for your money. 0-0-0 FOR RENT One room with bath and private entrance, Apply to T. Walter, Bucovetsky's Store, 0-0-0 cover owaguassniescesmnannesenannerateanyasmnareruinnapareerereneersstonrttiparcacsatmees? GET HELP FOR HEAVY or AWKWARD LOADS sh STERNER ER STRSTR ETERS PEE PHP TTT