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Pasze 8 The Haileyburian Hearing Tests for District Students (Miss Muriel Rice, Public Health Wurse -with the Temiskaming 'fieaith Unit reports that twelve pupils from the Moore's Cove and Rorth--Cobalt public schools. have =$een-taken during tthe past month; (© the New Liskeard public school for hearing tests on the Audio- meter placed there by the New E:iskeard- Wonren's Institute for the tise of all schools in the district. 'Fhis machine was purchased Séveral years aZo, at a cost of al- most $390°> to be placed: in the &chool as a public memory of Mrs. William Ray- mond, a charter member of the -#raneh who had done a great-deal fewards organizing many of the @ranches in South Temiskaming. :rPupils from Cobalt have also Geen sent to have them hearing 'tested on this machine, WANT ADS FOR S SALE c FOR SALE -- Inglis Glastiel hot water heater, 22 gallons, used two years. 'Phone OS 2-3169,.. Hailey- bury. 52 FOR SALE -- One Brantford hoist with 14' stake platform. Hailey- bury Garage, Haileybury Ontario. i 51,52 ATTENTION TRAPPERS. The Canadian Association for Humane Trapping sells - Humane ~ Killer Wraps: Sawyer, size 1%, $1.20 each, $12.00 dozen. Wilkil size 1%, $1.00 each, $10.00 dozen. Bigelow size 1%-2, \ $1.40 each, $14.00 dozen. Postpaid. C.0.D. Write C.A.H.T. 28 Summerhill Gardens, Toronto 7, Ontario - TO RENT service, in]- 9|members of Thursday, March 3, 1960 Curling Notes. From Haileybury Three rinks of curlers from the Cobait-Haileybury Curling Club, ladies section will travel' to North Bay to take part in the Ladies' Bonspiel: sponsored by the Ladies' Club there; this coming week-end. The rinks are Ness McAulay, skip, with Rita Sweeney, Lucy Gabbani and Marian Mallinson; Téss Austin and Eve 'Harrison, Clare Marcella and May Renaud; Flora McFarlane with Alma Bou- ley, Germaine Larocque.and Pau- line Huard, x Curling in the Norma ° Herron competition is still going*on in the ladies' section of the Cobalt- Haileybury Curling Club.* This will not be finished for a couple of weeks. : The Inter-Town Competitions will start on March 16 and these will be 'the last of the season, Pre-Natal Classes At Haileybury Miss Muriel Rice, Public Health Nurse with the Temiskaming Health Unit, is quite pleased with the interest being shown in the Pre-Natal Classes that are being held every Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 in the afternoon, in the Nurses' Residence in Haileybury. These are in charge of Mrs. Jan McLean, Public Health Nurse, and at the: present, six mothers are present every, week. Miss' Rice is most appreciative of the layette which has been pro- vided for use in demonstrating at these classes. It was donated by. the Haileybury Wo- men's Institute and all articles in it have been beautifully made. Strong Stalls Cubs New Liskeard Cubs got off to a limping start in their bid for the Kirkland and District League Championship and trail Holy Name Irish by a full game. The Cubs met the bolstered Irish on Sunday for the first game in the best of seven series, and came home with. an 8-8 tie. In the first period the Cubs left the ice with a 3-1 lead on goals by Brown, Notter and Christianson. Irish marksman was Skalecki. The end of the second stanza still had the Cubs in the lead, two ahead of the Irish. Larouche, Not- ter and Glashan kept the Cubs ahead, while Baker, Savage and Melong kept the Irish in the game. Holy Name scored three in the final period while Glashan got the only Cub goal, and the game end- ed in a 7-7 tie. In the over-time period Belan- ger got the early counter, and the Cubs staved off a determined Irish attack until Baker scored with less than a minute to go. On Tuesday night the Cubs met a pepped up Irish and came out on the short end of a 4-2 score. The Cubs moved into an early lead when Billy Glashan lofted a face-off over the head of the Holy Name goalie in the first minute of play. Two minutes later Melong was left uncovered in front of the Lis- keard goal and converted a pass out to knot the count. Hamilton picked up 'the only goal in the second from a melee in front of Jelly. Skalecki and Fretz added one each in the third to give the Irish a 4-1 lead. Filipchik got another for the tiring Cubs with less than two minutes to play, but time ran out with the Cubs still trying. Barry Jelly was a standout in TO RENT -- Apartment to rent, fwo rooms and kitchenette. Gas theated...Corner of Ferguson Av- gnue and Main. Street. Available Row. Phone OS 2-3259, 52,1 EMPLOYMENT WANTED WANTED -- High School girl would: like regular baby sitting. 52p Phone OS 23593. a ' SALES HELP WANTED BIEN OR WOMEN -- Pleasant out- door work. Average $2. per hour. Wo' experience necessary, Write Rawleigh's, Dept. C224-VV, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal 52 phen PERSONAL 1 a @orns ~ Callouses. -Promp{ relief from: painful corns. and callouses with Lioyd's Corn and Callous Salve and Pads, Salve 75c - Pads Oc - at all druggists. 52 Amazingly quick relief for dis- comfort of mouth. sores, white canker spots, dental plate sores, fender gums, with Fletcher's Sore- Bfouth Medicine, $1.00 at all drug- Gists, 52 MISCELLANEOUS WOTICE --.Notice is hereby given that Faustin Explorations Limited entends fo surrender its charter. ated-at Haileybury, Ontario, this #5 day of March, 1960.C. F. Tuer, Secretary. 52 "Tf you wish to have your piano ; d or repaired' by Leonard 'Morin; Call Home OQuéffitters° New Wiskeard, Phone MI 71-5622.' Leon- 'ard 'Morin is bi-lingual and' has fourteen years experience in 'piano eee a tuning, ait ee ge Coming Events fizure Skating Carnival tickets will be on sale at the Haileybury |. Garage showrooms on March 9,1 "10 and 11, from 2 t: 5 p.m. each| "day. * 62. fhe Women's. World Day of Pray- ; er Service will be held in the ' Baptist Church on Friday, March , 4, at .2:30 p.m, 52' ffhe Girls' World Day of Prayer' | Service will be held in:the Bap- e fist Church Friday, 'March A, at 4:30 p.m. 52 STRA!) THEATRE Haileybury Haileybury phone OSborne 2-3533 THURS., FRI. & SAT. "THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY IN TECHNICOLOR Robert Mitchum, Julie London, Gary Merrill COMPANION FEATURE "King Richard and the Crusaders' IN CINEMASCOPE & COLOR Rex Harrison, Laurence Harvey, Virginia Mayo, George Sanders MARCH 3-4-5 + MGM presente i NIVEN | MacLAINE 'GIG YOUNG ~ {n ClnemaScope and uerroGOLOR Sun. Midnight, Mon., Tues., Wed. THE FUNNIEST IDEA FOR MAKING A MALE INTO A MATE THAT EVER HIT THE SCREEN! DAVID | SHIRLEY £ COMPANION FEATURE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WEB OF EVIDENCE" Based on A. J. Cronin's Best Selling Novel "RUTHLESS TRACKDOWN" Starring: Van Johnson, Vera Miles, Emlyn Williams March 7-8-9 Irish Defence Offensive both games, but played his best game of the season on Tuesday. He had more shots and harder shots to handle than Grguros. His effectiveness was particularly BD parent on close in shots. The Cubs ran into the same kind of close checking that stalled their attack against the Kirkland Lake Lions, and their fans are confi- dent that they will find the com- bination to beat the Irish. It took just a little faster skating against the Lions, maybe this is the ans- wer against the Irish. Brander and Ziliotto were key men on the Holy Name team, and it was on their defensive play and clearing that the Cub attack broke. Slap Shots Fans who once watched the Fly- ers. play claim that Bob Brown looks like Bun Smith did when he slants ,in from right wing leaning on the; defencemen . . . with this difference . .~ Smith got his shot away before the other defencemen could pack the goalmouth ... In a tough series every man must be going full bore, and there was at least pne Cub. defenceman who looked _as if he was out for a plea- sure ate .. . Ziliotto takes qa little time to get under way, but if he is allowed to hit the = line in full stride there is'). 2 "aid fenceman in the Cubs linet enough, to stop him . . . Mike Filip- chuk scored one of Liskeard's goals, and laid down a few passes that should have been scoredbub he was up alone . . . Thompson, Notter"and Thorpe played strongly for the Cubs, and will be an im- portant factor when ithe Cubs get into stride again . . . the Cubs are sufferifig from the loss of Steele, Watson and Brazeau, and the add. =$ ed stréngth on defence and on the forward 'line could mean the dif. ference: between a win and a loss,' EMPIRE PERFORMANCES Mon. to Sat. doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. OLD TIME REVIVAL PICTURE FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS Last Showing Tonight: "MAGNIFICENT ROUGHNECKS" "UNDER SEA GIRL" FRI. & SAT. THE GUN-DOWN THAT CRACKED THE WEST WIDE OPEN! HALF HOUR CARTOON AT MATINEE ONLY a wad MARCH 4 - 5 J CEL McCREA Cin COLOR by by DE ne LONE ateased Ory [EY UNITED ARTISTS: MON. & TUES. TECHNICOLOR "WEE GEORDIE" learns about LASSIES/ A LION INTERNATIONAL RELEASE _ | DISTRIBUTED BY RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS MARCH 7 - 8 WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEE THE COLOSSAL ADVENTURES OF THE MIGHTIEST COLOSSUS WHO EVER LivED! ANE LIL AR CECIL B. DeMILLE'S "SAMSON om DELILAH" TAMARR- MATURE -SANDERS- LANSBURY: WILCOXON TECHNICOLOR' Plodoced and Directed by CECIL B. DUMILLE> Screenplay by Jesse 'by Harold Lamd' and Viedimis Jabotinshy- Based upon the history of Samson aad Delilah 'A Paramount Re Release PLUS' : i raeneet presents SILVANA _DOUGLAS - MANGANO cossneg ANTHONY QUINN «sRossana Podesta - save' umes wennex - nogues ouwesan Disected by MARIO CAMERINI + Screenstay by Franco Brusati. Mario Camenni, Eamo de Concini. Hugh Gray. Ben Hecht tvo Perilli and Irwin Shaw Based a Homer's Odyssey * A LUX FILM + Produced by DINO DE LAURENTIIS ang CABLO PONTI in gssociation with WILLIAM W SCHORR | _ MARCH 9-10-11-12 Cecil B. DEMILLE'S L Listy, f1-Fredric M Frack -f ia be Moly Baia dospa COMING SOON TO EMPIRE "GENE KRUPA STORY" "HOLE IN THE HEAD" "JACK THE RIPPER" Sal Mineo Frank Sinatra ?