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Haileybury Minors At New Liskeard - Last Thursday night Haileybury _Minor Bantams and Bantams played two games in New Liskeard in connection with Young Canada Hockey Week. Haileybury broke even on the night's play when the Minor Bantams won 2 - 1 on goals by Ron Gravel and Allan Bolan. The Bantams were soundly beat- en. cf Sunday afternoon the Pee Wee, Minor Bantams and Bantams played in Cobalt. Again the Minor Bantams brought home the only honors when they fought to a 3-3 tie. S. Fleming figured in all the ») x Qo with two goals and an as- sist. In the previous game, the Pee Wees were heaten 3-0. The Ban- > tams, who. were shorthanded, lost 'keard. New Liskeard 9-1 with Rivard, a Minor Bantam scoring Haileybury's only goal. 'Sunday afternoon, - Haileybury Midgets played host to New Lis- extended their unbeaten streak by beating Haileybury 5-2. Price and Helmer paced New Liskeard's attack with two goals each while Donaghue scored the fifth. Hogan and Black scored Haileybury's goals. Grenon again in the Haileybury nets withstood many New Liskeard rushes, stop- ping 38 shots. Haileybury's lack of polish around the New Liskeard net was evident-with Short having to make only 22 saves. This Sunday Haileybury Midgets play in Cobalt and cars are once again needed. If you can help out, please call John MHallworth or George Weston. Miss Marie-Rose Desmarais of Haileybury passed away in her sleep, January 6th after a leng- thy illness. She was in her thirty- eighth year. The funeral service was held on January 8 from Holy Cross Church, Haileybury with interment in the local Cemetery. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Emile Desmarais, Haileybury, two _ sisters and six brothers She was predeceased by her father in De- cember, 1957. Murray McKinnon Your Mutual Life Representative 72 Nickel .-- Cobalt 'Dial 4519 Zone Playoffs |At Haileybury The District Zone play-off took place at the local curling rink the past weekend with six rinks competing. There was one from Englehart, with Jim Legary skipping, one from Temagami with Bill Mac- Arthur skip, two' from New Lis- keard with Al Francis and Har- old Vosburgh heading the rink and Ron Morissette and Neil McAulay from Haileybury. There é. close and exciting games and a large crowd from the district were on hand to cheer along their favorite team. After the end of the fourth game Saturday-it was found Al Francis. and Ron Morissette rinks had each won four games and as the others had no more than two wins it was decided only the one game would be played on Sunday to decide which rink would win the trophy for their club. "It was a very close. game throughout with Al and his team mates winning over the Moris- sette rink. The personnel of the Francis rink were, Al, Gordon Ross, Jim Sargeant and Ken Montgomery. Ron had with him Clayt Dunn, ed were. some. _| Billie Grozelle: and Bill Mailet. Miss M. Desmarais), CGiT Meets Sees New Film President Donna Hennessy op- ened the regular meeting of the Northern. Lights .C.G.1.T. group. Secretary Marion Plaunt read the minutes of the last meeting and during the business that fol- lowed took orders for the new C.G.1.T, magazine "Calling Girls in Teens" which is written es- pecially for the girls themselves. A day and date were set for the sleigh riding party. A film entitled "Our Service of Worship" was shown and a lively discussion ~ensued on the various services of worship the girls have attended during the past two weeks. They remarked on the warmth and _ friendship with which they were greeted in the churches they visited. The meeting ended-with a pro- mise of a pony ride at the Hop- kins farm and Taps. } purpose of the loan. farm buildings. WINTER'S THE TIME for a farm improvement loan e when there's more time to do the job ' e and skilled help is available Farm Improvement Loans, backed by the Dominion . - Government, are available from your-bank--up to $5,000 at five percent simple interest, and repayment periods up to 10 years depending on amount borrowed and the These loans cover the purchase of all types of farm equipment and improvement to the farm house and ALL HOME OWNERS are eligible for HOME~ IMPROVEMENT LOANS, under the National 'Housing Act, available through your bank--up to $4,000 and up to 10 years to repay. DO IT Why wait for spring-- Issued by authority of the Minister of Labour, Canada NOW! Day of Prayer At St. Paul's At the World Day of Prayer ser- vice, being held this year in St. Paul's Anglican church in Hailey- bury, women will be reminded that the spirit of the World Day of Prayer is two-fold, -to pray and to give. Through the givings of the Canadian women last year, the Women's Inter-church Coun- cil distributed grants of money to Literature Societies in Africa Indonesia, Latin America, Trin- idad and the International Mis- Sionary Council in London and New York; to the John Milton Society for Braille publications; to the World Council for Inter- church Aid and Service; to Re- fugees; to non-English Christian magazines published in Canada; to Bible Societies, to the Com- mittee on Friendly Relations with Overseas Students, and others. Attend this World Day of Prayer on February 13 and share in this great work. The World Day of Prayer Ser- vice will be held in St. Paul's Ang- lican Church in Haileybury on Feb- ruary 13 at 2:30 p.m. _Even those who are shut-ins may still take part in the service by calling Mrs.- G. L. Cassidy at OS 2-3697 and asking for a copy of the program which may then be followed at home at the same hour as the service in the church. Your offering too, may be sent, in the sure hope that it may help to bring light to a shut-in mind. j Thursday, February 5, 1959 Ladies Curling Two rinks of_ ladies from the Cobalt-Haileybury Curling Club at- tended the Visiting Day in Engle- hart on Wednesday, January 28. Iris O'Shaughnessy's with Lucy Gabbani, rink Liz Creighton and ",Maime Cunningham prize. _ Page. 5 won the first The Haileyburian A rink from Englehart, skipped by Mrs. L. Soper took the second prize. The other local rink was skipped by Hilda Welsh and her team mates were Rene Patriquin, May Hylands and Rita Sweeney. TV TROUBLE? Phone OS 2-3138 for 24 hour service on all makes of TV and radio. TV antennae installed, moved and repaired TRL-TOWN TV Radio Sales & Service After 6 phone ' New Liskeard 7-5475 From Earlfon Convenient departures for TORONTO 1 hr. 55 mins. pop th Also TCA prop-jet VISCOUNT service to ROUYN/NORANDA, OTTAWA, NORTH BAY, VAL D'OR daily except Sunday. 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