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AROUND THE TOWN (Cont.) December the next will be at the home of Mrs, Betty Turner on January 31st. The evening ended with a scrumptious luncheon served by the hostess and assisted by Lil Harris, o-0-0 CONCERT SERIES my Thursday evening, November 24th, was another to live in the memories of Terrace Bay folk with the presentation of the second Department of Education Concert. The art- ists appearing thrilled their audience with such music as the Fourth Movement D Major Sonato by Handel, Toccato and Fugue D Minor by Bach-Tausig, . O Don Fatale by Verdi and Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Liszt. On the lighter side were: I Wonder as I Wander, Brother Will Brother John, I'11 Walk Beside Thee by Alan Murray, Song of Putsza by Bela and even a parody of Jack and Jill, The evening's songsters were Miss Martha Thomson and Mr. John Ford Taylor, Miss Thomson was a most talented young lady whose selection of songs bespoke a repertoire both wide and polished, Mr, John Ford Taylor, a young and aspiring tenor, rendered his'. pieces with ease, The instrumentalistswere also a delight to the listener, Miss Patricia Dron, petite, poised and pretty, amazed her audience with the technique she had acquired at the tender . young age of sixteen, Last, but decidedly not least, Miss Mary McDonald, an exceptional entertainer who explained each piece she played in such a manner as to mark it for- ever in your memory, This young lady was extremely-well-accomplished, holding all en- raptured with her technical capabilities or rollicking at her humour, We certainly hope to see more of these young people as they advance along the ladder of their careers, 0-0-0 RECREATION FLYER BASKETBALL Monday and Thursday nights at 8:15 in the High School Gym are the practise times. This Thursday night at 8:30, the Senior Men's Team will play the Senior High School Boy's Team, Get out to see these fellows play. . December 9th, Me Page 5 RECREATION FLYER (Cont. ) CHRISTMAS PARTY We would like to mention that the child- ren's Christmas Party is a direct donation from the LongLac' Pulp and Paper Company, We hope that as @ result of an open meeting today with all 'parents, to obtain opinions and new ideas, we may have a much better party this. year than ever before, Watch for the.date in the next Terrace Bay "News", a wig TERRACE BAY-SCHREIBER ART CLUB This Thursday night there will be a business meeting beforehand, following by the regular painting session. Every member is urged to be out to this meeting, tn ee WORDS OF .THOUGHT THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF SPORTS by Hugh S, Fullerton 1, Thou shalt not quit. 2. , Thou shalt not alibi, a3. Thou shalt not gloat over winning. 4. Thou shalt not sulk over losing, 5 Thou shalt not take unfair advantage, 6, Thou: shalt not ask odds re art unwilling to gives. -- 7. Thou shalt always be willing to. give ' thine opponent the benefit of the doubt, 8. Thou shalt not under-estimate an . opponent or over-estimate thyself, 9. Remember tnat the game is the thing, and he who thinks otherwise,is no true sportsman, 10. Honor the game thou playest, for he who plays.the game straight and hard, wins even when he loses, o-0-0 MEN'S CURLING CLUB Attention Curlers Games for the first draw must start at 6: «m This is in accordance with Club House Rules, Club Northwest Playdowns At the time of writing there are five. rinks entered in the Club playdowns, It is planned to start this play-off on Friday Watch next week's "News"! for this draw, 0-0-0