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Page 8 The Haileyburian -- Thursday, June 25, 1959 Cohailis Make Cup Final Edge Redshirts at Bay New Liskeard Cohailis Soccer Club moved into the North Bay and District Association finals in the Star-Ontario Cup competition with a win over league-leading Ted's Redshirts on Sunday after- noon at North Bay. The Cohailis edged the North Bay and District Soccer Associa- tion league-leaders Ted's Redshirts 2-1 in the first round of the cup draw. The northerners are now scheduled to clash with the Hun- garians-Italia. Club winner, who meet here Thursday night at Lee Park. Diminutive fullback Bobby Eagleson, an ever-driving five- foot, four inch performer with the New Liskeard club, paced his team's attack. He fired both goals in the second half ito eliminate the Redshirts from further competi- tion in the cup draw. The favored Redshirts looked to be on their way to victory after inside left forward Eddy Frahm had scored the opening goal of the game, after only five minutes had elapsed in the first half. The goal was of the "'gift" variety, as Frahm worked around nicely and let loose with a drive which hit a Liskeard player and trickled in over the line. Liskeard goalie Hans Schnakenberg took a dive at the slow-moving ball and partially stopped it, but the damage was done. The score remained in favor- of the Redshirts. until the 15-minute mark of the second half and by then the field was slippery and wet from the rain which began near the start of the second half. The starry Eagleson let loose with a long sailing kick from just inside tthe center line, which Red- shirt goalie Dick Knopp, substitut- ing for regular goalie Heinz Em- sch, jumped high at, but failed to make the stop. This tied the game and gave the Liskeard boys some added spirit for the remainder of the game. From then on, the Cohailis put i DEMPSTER'S eae Looe" MBER WITH A NEW HEATING SYSTEM, THAT'S WORKING RIGHT YOU LIVE IN COMFORT DAY AND NIGHT ! a7. North Cobalt Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lafoy and daughter Cathy of Elliot Lake, visited at the home of his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Lafoy. Miss Mona Groom returned home from Montreal where she graduated from business college. Mrs. Theresa Lescom is a patient in Misericordia Hospital, Hailey- bury. John Gaudaur and 'son Lester spent Tuesday in Kirkland Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Barl Arney~ and family -of Wakefield, Que., are spending a holiday with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Arney. Mrs. N. Eckensviller of Kirk- land Lake spent Sunday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs. John Gaudaur and Mr. Gaudaur. Arnold Eckensviller of Elliot Lake spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudaur. the pressure on the tiring Red- shirts and Knopp had to be sharp on many Liskeard drives. With approximately 15 minutes remaining, the visitors were awarded a penalty kick after a Redshirt player handled the ball in front of the Liskeard net. Eagle- son was called on to take the shot. The latter*s first attempt sail- ed over the net, but referee Mario Mendicino ruled another shot, since one of the Redshirt players came in too soon. Eagleson made no mistake on his second try, knocking a hard low shot in the bottom left -cor- ner of the net. The Redshirts tried desparately to tie the game, but to no avail, as the Liskeard soeccerists protected goalie Schnakenberg until the final whistle. Forward Angelo Tittonel came close to tying the score at 1-1 dur- ing the first half after deking Knopp out of position, but hit the post, much to the chagrin of his mates. Eagleson, Tittonel and Schnaken- berg were the outstanding perform- ers. for the Cohailis, while Frahm, Joe McCabe, Steve Cochrane and Knopp were the pick of the losers. Next game in the cup series is scheduled for Thursday-- night at Lee Park when Italio Club lock horns with the cellar dwelling Hungarians. The winner of this game then meets New Liskeard on Sunday here. The North Bay lea- gue winner then goes on to Tim- mins on July 5 for the Star-Ontario final playoff. 'Ted's Redshitts -- Goal, Knopp; fullbacks,. Popp, Hahn; halves, McCabe, Rigby, Cochrane; Troch; forwards, Frahm, Kraus, Bywater, Messerschmidt, Stanton. New Liskeard -- --Goal, Schna- kenburg;' fullbacks, 'Ross, Eagle- son; 'halves, Wilson; Ross, Chiara- pin; forwards, Salmoni, Boyd, Du- bois, Tittonel, A: Newman, Officials -- Mario Mendicino, | OS 2-3366 --Haileybury referee; linesmen, Nick Gallagher and Rusty Hanson. LAND WANTED Cut over bush lots with or without water fronfage, abandoned farms State Lot No., Con. No., Township and best cash price in first letter. { Box 705, Gravenhurst, Ont. : Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and daughter Donna of Kirkland Lake visited on the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudaur. John P. MacPherson of Engle- hart called on Sunday 'at the home of his cousin Burt (MacPherson and Mrs. MacPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce and daughter Jannis of Sudbury spent a few days at the home of Mrs. Bruce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert McChesney. Ruben Pettifer of New Liskeard spent Saturday with his sister Mrs. Albert McChesney and Mr. Mc- Chesney. Allan' McChesney accompanied by Bill Fraser left Monday for his home at Creighton Mine. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Willard and daughter Gail, accompanied by Mr. Willard's father, Charles Willard, spent the week-end. at Welland. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McChesney accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, spent Monday with Mr. McChesney's sister, Mrs. Ten- nie Bowen of Hillview. The North Cobalt Home and School Aissociation held the an- nual graduation party for memibers of the grade eight class on Tues- day evening in tthe Public School Auditorium. Program chairman Mrs. Jean Lafoy opened the evening by all singing the National Anthem and Mrs, Jarvis read the code of Ethics followed by Mrs. Sutton repeating the Home and School prayer. Pre- sident (Mrs. E. Othmer greeted at the door and presented each stu- dent with their school colors. Mrs. Lafoy introduced as guest speaker for the evening Mr. John Seymour from the MHaileybury High School staff, who outlined an ordinary days procedure at High School and told the students the importance of good character and using their time wisely. Prin- ripal C. Hawn thanked Mr. Sey- mour for a very informative and appropriate discussion and also stressed the importanse of finish- ing High Srhool. Mr, Hawn 'then introduced tthe students of ithe graduating class, Lynn Sullivan, Ellen Burling, Geraldine Hoover, Betty Ann Mardell, Linda Walton, Kerstine Jensen, Mary Robinson, ESR TE EE Brien Mahon, David McCarthy, Robert Mikkola, Robert Ross, Ron- nie Olson, Wayne Huard, Arthur Lavelle, Denis Hewitt and Garry Hermiston. Mrs. I. Birnie pro- posed a toast to tthe students, wishing them luck and success in the years to come. Ellen Burling responded on behalf of the stu- dents. ™ Mrs. Othmer 'then presented each student with a 1959 silver dollar as a good luck souvenir. Mrs. Lafoy introduced Mr. Don McGugan who entertained all pre- sent with feats of magic. Vice-Pre- sident Mrs. Nora Perry, on behalf of the Home and School Associa- tion thanked Mr. McGugan for an enjoyable evening and expressed the pleasure of having him as our guest. . The evening closed-by all sing- ing "They !are Jolly Good Fellows". The auditorium was tastefully de- corated with baskets of ferns and : 3 ~"~= ser * EEL ES Te ty: =e ee ae = " De cut flowers. The tables were very colorfully decorated with spring flowers and candles and - holders were in the school colors. A lovely . lace cloth covered the head table centered .with a silver bowl of flowers' with 'silver appointments. Lunch convener Mrs. Leo Dinel poured 'tea; serving were Mrs. M. J. Dwyer, Mrs. W. McAnaul and Mrs. H. MacFarlane. What would Scrooge have done if, when he called Bob Cratchit from his desk in the counting house, the discovered that Bob was not ithere iat all but out on a coffee break? Perhaps tthe old man would have been jarred more by this than iby the three ghosts. 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