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j BADMINTON |

| The tournament against Whitehorse elub ,

| mentioned in the last issue, unfortunately
| had to be cancelled. Whitehorse could not
} get down because a number of their players

| were sick. Everyone here was extremly sor- |
| tion for beginners and pick-up practice
| games to get everyone back in sweeping
= condition for the first Bonspiel which
| starts MONDAY, DECEMBER ard sae the

| TURKEY BONSPIEL. eS

| Membership fees are payne By oth. or
| cheque to Johm Mahon in the main office.
Men, $12.00, Ladies, $7.00,

| There will be no eturetitions during ran
| Christmas seasen, but play for the
| Conveyor trophy will commence on Wednes~

| ry that they could not make it, but we hope
| he hold it later in the season. :

| With winter in there is ibte: of time to
| play bridge and many have expressed an
| interest in learning, brushing up or just
| playing. Therefore it has been arranged
| that the card room in the Community Centre
_ be used every Sunday afternoon at 2.00 pm.
| for all those wishing to take part, There
| are a few playera who have volunteered to_
| help those learning and everyone is wel-
| come to come, either players or non=-—
| players,

"Papa, vot is the deefrance bitwin pros-
perity and depression ?"

"Vell, my boy," papa replied, "in pros-
perity ve had vine, vinmen, and song; but

in depression, all ve got is beer, mama and der radio "

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DEC. 1 SEVEN WAYS PROM SUNDOWN Colour Audie Murphy _
aes Barry Sullivan
3-, CAN CAN Colour - Prank Sinatra
7 Scope paged (ear
5 TALL STORY B & W udane'Fonda’»-°
RES Be anthony Perkins |
7&8 _ GINDERFELLA Colour Jerry ‘Levis: ~
. : Anne Maria aes EhS 4
10 HEY, LET'S TWIST B&W Seer Bet j«*”
The Starlighters
12 CASH MeCALL Colour dames Garner
7 Natalie Wood
1, &15 WEST BOUND Colour Kandolph Scott |
| Virginia Mayo -
17 CRY FOR HAPPY Colour Glenn Ford
| | Donald 0 "Connor
SHOW TLS, MATINEE = 1:00 pom./ EVENING 7200 poms & 9100 pom
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| CURLING

Curling season is round again and, des=-
pite an unusually mild November, the ice

| is ready in record time this year - thanks
| chiefly to ice master, Doug McKensie._

Each evening this week there is instruc-

day January 2nd. Draw sheets will be
posted well in advance for members to
submit their names for this event. All

+ competitions will start with the shift
| change and it is hoped that all events
j can be played within the two week period
| - good news for all shift workers.