Sports Beal We the Auxiliary" by EMilY CORMIER The month of October has lJinaI.lycome to a close, and I'm sure with 'a sigh of relief from the cast of Laugh On. Although it was very tir,ing for the gtrts, yet I'm surethey enjoyed all three performances. How could you tell? by the laughter that went on back stage, bUit most of all by the laughter from the audiences. A special thanks to Lorry Court who spent many days and a few sleepless nights preparing the sicn1pt,and from all reports, the audiences thought it just super. i' . Bill Landry: on beh!alf olf the cast, I would like to thank you publicly for the lovely luncheon you served -us after our Sunday night performance, it was a nice surprise and a very delicious spread. I would be very lax if I didn't thank the men who helped in 'the various capacities. Sid Patterson, Basal Cormier, E1d Court, Freddie Strutt, Jim Hopson, Ted Overland, Bill Hawes for his music Saturday night, Bob Exley and Nick Stefanik, and if I've missed anyone I'm sorry, but thank you gentlemen, we're very grateful. On Monday, Octolber 26th, 16 of our members visited the Port Creddt Auxiliary for a Social Evening. Entertainment was supplied by the Sweet Adelines, Barber Shop Singers, plus a fashion show, topped off Wlibh a delicious smorgasbord lunch. Saturday, November 7tlh the Ladies AuX'ildary wall be joining the Men's Branch in the Armistice Day Parade to uhe Cenotaph. We will be 1ining up at the Bronte Athlettc f[eJJdat approximately 10.15 A.M. Aitertlhe parade there wall be sandiWlichesand hot coffee served in the Legion Hall. Let's try and have a large turnout Tor this parade. Now we go on to the .next phase, and that is our Xmas Bazaar to be held Nov. 19th at 7.30 P.M. We would appreciate any donations and help you can offer. Everything we do is for Oharity, and what better time of year than the coming Xmas season to offer your services. Our next General Meeting Will be held Nov. 4th at 8 P.M. one week earlier since the second Wednesday fails on Nov. 11th which is Armistice Day. See you then. · Un,derdogs win fellows, now with the faIrl coming we have a full slate of events coming up. The dart league is now going great guns and everybody seems to be having a great night, at least if noise is a factor. I would ,liike to thank the couples who came out on two different Saturdays: to pllay golf, the last game ended ill a tie score SO we had an extra hole play-offs between Mike Cummings and Cora Winn beating Ron Mellis and Isobel Gilmour. At the moment I do not have Hi all the dates for our different sports but I wild have them all by meeting night. For you spOI1ts minded guys just in case you didn't see the paper Toronto Maple Leafs won a game, and would you believe it was against Montreal 6-2. Our Annual GolIIfgame this year was a real upset with WaLt Landry and Charlie Winn tying with Jack (the snake) Gardiner for ,low gross and Jack tak:i.ng low net. Oongratulations boys. ' ,BILL GILMOUR Bowling News Alfphabits In first place Karch holds it for the ladies with 181. High triple, gat, Ted Jawaski with 787; ladies, Bernie Howarth 638. High triple, handicap, Mike PrzybyskalWski with 800; ladies, Bernie Howarth 749. High single, fIat, Ted again with 308;' ladies, Loreen Karch 282. High single, handicap, PauJ Ridsdale 312, Loreen Karch 303. Carl Jensen had an accident at work and Is unable to bowl for ,the next few weeks, but as treasurer of the league, turns out each week to attend to his duties and keep score for his team. We wisl; you a speedy recovery Cad. NAT LANDRY · The battle IDor the league cha:mp,ionship is well underway at the Hopedale Bowling Lanes. At present the top spot is held by the Alphabits led by team captain Canl Jensen with 22 pOlints; second are Merrymakers, <captain Stu Clause and Pin Quins, capt. Ted Jaworski tied with 16 points; Cracker Jacks, capt, Bob Howarth, are thirrd with 14 points; Head Pins, capt. Charles Estabrook with 13 points; Top Cats, eapt. George Geldart and Lucky Pins, capt. Jack Minion are tied for fifth spot with 12 points; the Rejects are holding everybody up with 7 points. High average, men, Jawaski with 235; is Ted Loreen Entertainment ..-.uu" Veterans dance Nov. 14 On November 14th, we are holding the annual Veterans' Dance, this should be one of the highlights of ,vhe. year. Music will be supplied by Gord Fowler and the Senators. Let's have aU the Old Sweats out to this one. Tickets $2.50 at the The Star and Garter Saturday Soeiai evening wHI carrw on rilght through. We are still nee din g entertainers and d rum mer s. May we hear from you skin-bashers? Speaking of Entertainments you people who dad not attend the Ladies' Auxiliary show really missed something. This had to be one of the most hilarious evenits I have ever witnessed and the talent thalt emerged was outstanding. ' Till next month. JIM HOPSON bar. } {l"i' Myrtle L'andry, Na·f Landry, Janet Gamier and Stevie Elliott ,part of the cast in the Auxiliary show Laugh-On On November 21st there willi be a Country Western Dance at $2.50 per couple, with Derek Meredith and the Countrymen. This will be the last dance before New Year's Eve, so let's all get out and exercise.