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~Y Serres r ae THURS., FEBRUARY 25th, 1937 inh VATE sey WIG A RS Noranda Juniors Have 1 goal Lead For Return Game Eke Out 4-3 Victory Here Last Night, 4-3, and Look Like Smart Aggregation Doc. O'Leary's Juniors, who scored nineteen goals in two tilts against Kirkland Lake, barely edged out Haileybury, Central Group standard bearers, 4-3, in the first of their home-and-home clashes here last night. The Young Copper Kings went on the attack with plenty of zip and power in the first frame, get- ting two smart goals, without a reply from the homesters. The first was on a play Lachance to Paul Courteau, who had Belanger at his mercy. In the late stages of the period, Paul Courteau got a neat pass from Lajoie right in; close and made sure. In the middle canto, both nets had narrow escapes in the first few minutes, but the real excite-| ment started when Haileybury was awarded a penalty shot when Newton, Noranda goalie, nursed the puck too long. Short took the shot and blazed one in ret the Noranda netman never even glimpsed. This goal was nullified two minutes later when Stuckey drew a penalty and Noranda put on the ganging act, Lajoie net- ting on a pass from Briand. And five minutes later, with Short in the cooler, Stewart received from P. Courteau and beat Belanger for the visitors' final tally. Noranda made the mistake in) the final period of dropping back} to protect their lead, and Hailey- bury presesd on the attack, with Randy Hughes notching from Stuckey at the five-minute mark. The locals kept up the pressure and after thirteen minutes of the period had gone, Stuckey notched from Holmes, just as the referec | rang his bell for a foul committed by Gould, Noranda defence man. The locals played swell hockey in the last frame, but did not check back or cover up well in the first two frames, and only super-smart goaling on the part of Arnie Belanger kept the Que- bec boys from notching several more counters. For Noranda Paul Courteau, Lajoie, and Lachance were the outstanding players, with Stewart and Briand looking good in spots. All the local lads gave their best, with Belanger, Hughes, Holmes and Hume showing most class. The return game is being play- ed at Noranda on Sunday, and if the Haileybury squad can start in then where they left off last night, they just might cop the honors. Stick in there, fellows, and keep going. Rev. Father Pelchat, formerly of Haileybury, accompanied the Noranda boys, several of whom can speak very litle English, and Father Pelchat acted as interpre- ter hetween Coach O'Leary and the boys. Frank McNiven, was the busiest man in the patry, see- ing that everything was going well with his lads off the ice. Noranda--Newton, goal; Gould and' Kirkwood, defence, P. Cour- teau, centre; G Courteau and Stewart, wings; Lajoie, Briand, Lachance, Barrow, Ladds, alter- nates. Haileybury -- Belanger, goal; Holouka and Short, defence; Alf. Holmes, centre; Hughes and Stuckey, wings; Thompson, Bob Hume, McCurdy, Gabanni, altet- nates; St. Latiréent, sub-goal. Refétee=Ken Rorke}*Cobalt. FIRST PERIOD Noranda--P. Courteau (La- chance): 22a ee , 8.10 Noranda--P. Courteau (La- JOle) Roe ee 18,30 Penalties--Kirkwood, Short, ~P. Courteau. SECOND PERIOD Hatleybury--Short (penalty SPOM) ess oa i Noranda--Lajoie (Briand)__ 9.05 Noranda--Stewart (P. Cour- teau) 14.30 Penalties -- Kirkwood, Stuckey, Short. THIRD PERIOD ey, Haileybury--Stuckey (Holmes) 13.10 Penalties -- Thompson, Short, Gould. The crowd six hundred) numbered around Winners of the Nickel Belt will tangle with the winners of the Golden Group on Tuesday night at Kirkland Lake, and back at Copper Cliff on Thursday night. If a third game is necessary it will be played on neutral ice, on Saturday night. SPORT NULtS | In the tuning-up game between Haileybury Juniors and Liskeard Seniors, the teams representing the Central Group in the N.O.H. A. play-offs, the older lads took the decision, 2-1 in Cobalt Mon- day night. There was no scoring in the first twenty minutes, and all the net finding was crammed into the middle frame, with Jun- iors drawing first blood on Stuc- key's goal. Seniors replied from the stick of Bob Poppleton to tie it up, and Thibeault rammed in what proved to be the winning counter. Juniors drew down all three penalties imposed by Pap. Hylands. South Porcupine was shunted out of the Golden Group Senior play-offs on Monday night, when Wright-Hargreaves defeated the Huggins-coached South Enders, 4-2, and Haileybury basks in the limelight, as Stan Lemon for the winners, scored two goals and as- sisted in a third. This leaves the Tekima Red Flyers and Lake Shore's Blue Devils to battle it out tonight and Saturday night for the right to meet the Nickel Belt winners (probably Frood) for the right to represent North- ern Ontario in the Allan Cup ser- ies. Lake Shore defeated Teki- mas in overtime Tuesday night, 3-2, and the series between these two teams will pack the Kirkland arena to the rafters. Emmett Smith's rink will like- ly leave Sunday evening for the Dominion Curling championships to be played in Toronto next week. All winners eligible to enter the event, except Quebec, have been declared, and the sister province entry will be decided by this evening. With the experience gained in his two previous tries at the Canadian curling crown, Emmett should prove _ trouble- some to the best. and the North will be pulling 100 ner cent for the Haileybury quartet to come through on top. May Lady Luck save a smile for you this time, men. . le Ski En busiasts Star rive fc: M. r. M. mbers Optimistic Campaign Now Going On and Summer Program Is Being Planned The most optimistic campaign ever undertaken by a group of "never-say-di-s" is now on. n the face of April sunshine, snow- thaw and rainstorm, the Hailey- bury Ski Club is making its debut . e Membership cards have printed and all interested Hailey- burians are invited to join. It is imperative that a start be made NOW ,as the organiza.ion mut be completed and a Ciub- house obtained before the import- ant work of trail-cutting in .ue fall. In addition a very enter- taining summer program is boing considered. Hence the mem»er- ship drive in weather most un- suitable for actual ski-ing. The Ski Club is convinced of the whole town's hearty good- will and moral support. However many who have stated their will- ingness to join have not yet come forward. They are urged to io so immediately, as their co-oper- ation is necessary for the sucess of the club. ; The Rotary Club has kindly of- fered its support and its repre- sentatives are cordially invited to tonight's meeting (Thursday, February 25th) at 8 p.m. in the Haileybury Hotel. Let's all put our shoulders to the wheel and make this a record been ong gathering.--Contributed. SPECIAL TRAIN MAY RUN TO NORANDA FOR RETURN HOCKEY GAME Plans were being made at the time of going to press, to have Noranda Hockey Club change the EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD time of the*réturn hockey game from evening to afternoon Sun- day so that Central Group fans wo'? be able to witness the tilt. The Ho>'leybury Club have been ne-otisting for a special train to take th> crowd in, and a fare of $3.09 or thereabouts would be in voeve, with the train leaving here in the morning and returning mm-> io oly after the game, to arriy~ home about 10.30 p.m. I arrangements are com- pleted. nosters will be issued giv-| in> ~ocrticulars later today. | USE MODERN METHODS TC ADVERTISE HOCKEY GAME HERE YESTERDAY odern methods were used in the three towns yesterday to ad- ve » hockey game between Noranda and the local Junior tea which was played last night in the Haileybury arena. Pil Doug'? McDonald of the Domi.ion Skyways flew over} Cc Haileybury and New Lis-| hundreds of hand bills were tossed out from the machine calling the attention of all to the i 1 To assist in the task} of distributing the advertising| matter, Bill Bagshaw and Abe | accompanied Mr. Mc-| Don-ld on the flight. they enjoyed the flight, but it was the 'ivst time that either of them} had ver done any "bill peddling"| from 'he air. Mechanic Ross did| the actual bill tossing, and his aim | was 7001. ' | McDonald flew in the} company's Waco machine, which | is about the latest word in com-} fort 2nd convenience for the air travelling public. The flight and} the shower of bills was watched} by many interested spectators in the three towns. They said} ilo NEW BRITISH PLANE TO COMPETE FOR TRANS-ATLANTIC HONORS Our photograph shows a full-size model of the new "Clyde Clipper" air liner which is being built at Willesden as a British entry in the New York to Paris air race, for which the French Government has put up $150,000 in prize money The race is to be flown in August to commem- orate the tenth anniversary of Colonel Lindbergh's solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Nor- mally a 14-passenger plane, the machine will be equipped with two pilots, radio operator, and an engineer. The new plane will be powered with the famous Rolls-Royce "Kestrel" and will have a cruising speed of 216 miles an hour. engines, HEALTH AND FITNESS CRAZE SWEEPS EUROPE This picture, taken at the Royal Albert Hall, London, during a health and fifness demonstration isa good indication of the interest which has been aroused in the Mother Country and Europe in helping to make the people more physically fit. The demonstrators in the picture are mem- bers of the Danish team, made up of farmers, who gave up their farm work for a week to travel to England to put on these displays. : FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 26th and 27th "Straight From The Shoulder" With Ralph Bellamy, Katherine Locke, David Holt MONDAY and TUESDAY March Ist and 2nd "Show Them No Mercy" With Rochelle Hudson, Cesar Romero, Bruce Cabot, and - Edward Norris WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March 3rd and 4th 6¢ = > Ss 399 The Singing Kid With Al Jolson, Sybil Jason, Edw. Everett Horton, The Yacht Club Boys, Cab Calloway and His Band COMING NEXT. "CAMILLE" "LADY BE CAREFUL" "LITTLE MISS NOBODY" OSs SS a 0 a a Ba a TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY THE NIPISSING CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY will operate Bargain Coach Excursion Friday, February 26th --into-- Pembroke Jct. Ottawa Montreal and Quebec Via North Bay and Canadian National Excursion travel will be handled on train 46 connecting at, North Bay with C.N. train 2, On the return journey tickets will be valid for travel on C.N. train 1 from Montreal Monday, March Ist, 1937 Bargain Coach Excursion Thursday, February 25th | : --TO-- ! | Points in MARITIMES via North Bay and C.N. Tickets will be valid to leave destination point Wednesday, 0 | March 3rd, 1937. ia] For FURTHER PARTICULARS apply to LOCAL AGENT : 2S... SS. SSS. SSS SSS SS SS (SS. |_ {| | 3) | 0 | | | 1 | | FI =) When the Easiest Way | Is the Best Way HERE are no two ways about it! Certainly the easiest way to get the most for every dollar you spend is to buy products that you know 'about through the advertisements in Your local paper You don't have to 'go out and look for buying op- portunities. The advertisements bring them to you And ali you need do is consider the facts, compare values and decide on the soap or the sedan that best fits your judgment and your pocketbook. Certainly the best way of making your money go farthest is to buy merchandise of proved value. that is Merchanilise Advertised merchandise. Merchandise bought and used by many people. that must be superlatively good enough for its maker and your local retailer to keep calling it to th attention of people week after week and year after year. This ts the service -- of convenience and orofit -- that the advertisements offer you. I[t will pay you to read them reg- ularly and take advantage of everything they can do for you! ----___ ------ Condensed Ads. in The Haileyburian Bring Results