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a . @: games. a, a ~ Lady Curlers Start Crazy Quilt Draw eek unique draw is one of the high lights of the Ladies' Curling Club which started this week. It is call- a Crazy Quilt Draw and is be- played for points instead of Each member of the rink has.a tir at skipping two ends during each game and is proving very in- ' teresiing. It gives the leads -and seconds an idea of judging the fine points of the game, where to place the broom and how the ice draws and other necessary things a skip is supposed to know. The personnel of the rinks are with position as named in order, skip, vice, second and lead. _ Afternoon Group M. Vachon, F. Cote, B. Umph- rey, S. Dunlop; A. Bond, B. Dor- an, E. Whitby, J. Hargrave; F. -Donegan, J. Murphy, P. Knox, A. Lavigne; I. O'Shaughnessy, T. Ar- nold, F. Morissette, A. Millar; E. Harrison, M. Cunningham, H. Tuer, W..- Kelley; G. McDonough, R. Patriquin, E. Hough, A. Dun- "Jop. Evening Draw Red Section A. Dempster, R. Sweeney, J. Munroe, J. Sauve; V. Byles, D. Bailey, B. Dempster, C. Rheault; M. O'Shaughnessy, L. Shouldice, C. Fleming, S. McKay; I. Lemay, G. McAulay, G. Horncastle, T. Joyal; L. Dixon, M. Levelly, G. Rouse, M. Bourget; St. Louis, A. Ross, P. Dolan, B. Coull; K. Ked- die, B. Richards, S. Jackson, J. . Russell; R. Ferguson, L. Gabbani, M. Wigley, J. Gannon; A. Maloney, I. Sullivan, M. Grenon, F. Pen- nock. -- Blue Section _ T. Lowery, E.. Carrierre, L. Sauve, R. Spencer; H. Welsh, E. Creighton, I. Cote, E. Stewart; D. Russell, R. Dinesen, A. Bouley, F. Bosch; L. Giddings, K. Uren, G. Larocque, G. Millar; A. Keddie, G. 'Murphy, J. Peckover, M: Ro- bert; M. Cragg, C. Marcella, M. Weir, A. Boissoneault; N: McAul- ay, M, Hyland, J...Nadeau; G. Mc- Rae; F. McFarlane, E. Grant, M. Reneaud, C. Smitheran; T. Austin. A. Jensen, S. Smith, P. Heroux. Will Represent Haileybury The ladies' games in the Pro- vincial Championship Competition finished last- week-end with a rink skipped by Grace McDonough with Tess Austin, Jeannie Murphy and Dot Bailey on-with her coming out victorious over the others by win- ning all five games. They repre- sent Haileybury at North Bay on -¥ebruary 4, when they compete against other rinks from the dis- trict. The results of the games were: McFarlane from Bond; McDon- ough from McAulay; McAulay British Consols Competition Further play and results of the 'Consol games played in the men's section the past week-end were as follows: N. McAulay from Ron Moris- sette; W. Fleming from Remi Mor- issette; C. Vachon from T. Pipe; Remi Morissette from Ron Moris- sette; T. Pipe from J. McDonald; N. McAulay from C. Vachon; Ron Morissette from T. Pipe; C. Va- chon from W. Fleming. ' Ron Morissette and C. Vachon tied with four wins each so in the play off on Sunday, Ron won the game. In one end during the play, Ron's rink scored a seven ender. N. McAulay's rink won five games with one loss to T. Pipe. McAulay and Ron Morissette will play in the' Zone Consol play offs this week-end at the local rink, against rinks from New Liskeard and Temagami. Rebekah Lodge The regular meeting of Northern Light Rebekah Lodge was held in the Legion Hall on Wednesday ev- ening, January 21, with Mrs. R. McNaught, Noble Grand, presid- ing. There was a large turnout. of members and visitors. The roll call showed all officers in their chairs except. one. through illness. The different committees report- ed on the work which was very satisfactory. Initiation was performed on four candidates in a very proficient manner under the leadership of Mrs. A. Brown, Cobalt. During the initiation, Mrs. Parcher of Cobalt Lodge, sang the hymns. The new members were Mrs. Ro- bert McVittie, Mrs. Charles Flem- ing, Mrs. W. Craig and Mrs. Thomas Huff. A buffet lunch was served by the social- committee at the close of the evening. Home league Members of the Home League met at the home of Mrs.- Garnet Ross. and opened their program with the hymn, "What A Friend We Have In Jesus." This was followed by prayer led by Lieut. B. Switzer. Mrs. J. Flem- ing gave a reading, "'Omission of Sins", and Mrs. Frank Gilmour read. "Thank God To Day". Plans were made for a pot luck supper to be held on February 16, and a diseussion was held regard- ing the sending of delegates to a te! Pe, 7 from Cragg; McDonough from conference' in Toronto if' April. Donegan: Donegan from McFar-| 4t the close of the meeting. whe lane: Bond from McAulay; Done-| }ostess served lunch. es L,, gan from McFarlane; Bond from _ McAulay; Donegan from Bond; Cragg from McFarlane; McDon- ough from Cragg. Lo Results of the games played in Murray McKinnon the Second Competition of the la- . dies' curling, Adele Maloney's rink won six games: in the Red} Your Group so will play off with the } : ' afternoon and Blue Group next e Flora McFarlane and Tess Aus- sg tin played Tuesday evening. to de- Rep resentative _ termine the winner in Blue Group 72 Nickel -- Cobalt and Flora's rink ~won. Gert Mc- _ Arthur and @ve"Harrison also won Dial 4519 'five - Baniee 'and play off Monday am evening. , ae . BEN J. BOURGET é y, General Contractor and REMODEL | Estimator REPAIR Houses Built eae ae ae . Zo Repairs and Alterations - Boats Made or Repaired 4 Phone OS 2-5202 Box 6 Work Renovation To Elks Lodge Members of the Elks Lodge, who purchased the old MHaileyburian building in order to turn it into a place to hold their own meet- ings and entertainments as well as provide a place for other or- ganizations to do the same, are spending much of their spare time working on the renovations planned. gas heating plant installed, have plywood laid on the floor ready for the tiling which is to be done, the wiring system has been over- hauled and new ceiling of gyp- roc or accoustic tile is planned. Already they have a natural Plans have also been drawn up and blueprints secured for the kitchen, washrooms and other im- provements. They are using the building for their. own monthly meetings but it is not yet in condition to be rented. - The members who have been giving freely of their spare time to work on the renovations are hoping that some of the other members who so far, have been unable to give much assistance, will soon be arriving to do their bit. The Lodge is headed by Roy Pearson and among the other members of the executive are D. Gallen, E. Huard, and E. Palmer. Their regular meeting night is the first Friday in each month. Celebrates 90 Years Mrs. James Childs, Sr.,~ cele- brated her 90th birthday on Janu- ary 22 at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. McPharland, 762 Oliver St., Sudbury. Mrs. Childs also has two sons, James , Jr., of Sudbury and Lloyd of Haileybury, as well as 19 grandchildren and 14 great-grand- children. : She was a resident of Haileybury from 1909 until 1956 when she went to Sudbury to make her home with her daughter. Thursday, January 29, 1959 Magistrate E. W. Kenrick has been holding courts in the north for the past month, taking the place of Magistrate F. Gardner, of the South Porcupine area, who is ill. : Magistrate Kenrick spends three days on his northern du- ties each week, devoting the re- mainder of the week to the Tri- town area. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ben Norris of \ Timmins were weekend guests of Mrs. Norris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Liddicot. Recent guests at the home of Sergeant:and Mrs. J. A. Tappen- den were their son, Dennis Tap- penden of Toronto and Miss Glen- da Pitcaithley of. Kirkland Lake. Mrs, G. Myers of North Co- balt was a visitor in Haileybury, Tuesday. = Mrs. Anthony Dupuis, Rich- ard Fleury, Mrs. Andre Ca- mirand. and Mrs. Leo Dupuis were in Cobalt last Wednesday to at- The Haileyburian Page $ Haileybury Personals rn a shower at the home home of Mrs. R. Dupuis. Dalton Dean, Q.C. and Mrs. Dean will be in Hamilton this: week to attend the Canadian Bar meeting being held there January 30 and 31. Mr. and Mrs. Jan MacDiarmid. leave Friday to spend a month's holiday in Fort Lauderdale, Flori- da. FINDLAY ELECTRIC 4 HAILEYBURY Cecil St. © Dial OS 2-3682 | Electrical installations and maintenanee. ») Guaranteed repairs to all; household appliances, radios § and small. motors. > We will pick up and deliver) anywhere in-the Tri-Town area. y' AAG ! A full affermoon of MINOR HOCKEY will be played on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 1 AS COBALT'S CONTRIBUTION TOWARD YOUNG CANADA HOCKEY WEEK. Face-off will be at 1:00 p.m. sharp with Mayor Fulltom Purdy getting things underway. A good show is anticipated and we ask you local fams to come out and give the youngsters your support, OUR OPPOSITION WILL BE HAILEYBURY'S BEST PEEWEES, MINOR-BANTAM AND BANTAM TEAMS, There's nothing like a thick layer of bills to smother post-Christmas dy money worry that's eas b enin. 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