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One hundred. and 'fifteen lay and. religious teachers. fromthe Temiskaming inspectorate attended the annual convention which.:was held tast Friday at St. Mary's Academy. Lectures and discussions made a full day for 'the teachers who-arrived from oe area..between. Latehford, Virginiatown and Matachewan. | Eucharist = (Continued From Page One) eybury was re-elected as president » for the 1960-61 term, .with Mrs. Yvonne Lebel of Kirkland Lake as vice-president. Sister Francis. Ca- brini of Haileybury was named as secretary, and Mrs. Helen Ryan . of Kirkland Lake, _treasurer. Sis- ter Joseph-de-la-Paix of Kirkland Lake, will be the representative to the Bureau of Directors. : A mass was celebrated at four o'clock by the Most Réverend Maxime Tessier, Bishop of Tim- mins. His encouraging words show- ed his great interest in. pout and in: education. In the evening, an eee tittle was spent at the Bunco tables, the winners receiving prizes. 4 Miss. Andree - Anne Bournival, French elocution teacher at Kirk- land Lake, charmed her audience with witty and artistic recitations. Members of the Haileybury Girl Guides and Brownies also: enter- tained with songs and dancés At the close of the evening, lunch _ was. served =-by the Guides and Brownies under the direction of -Missses Antoinette. and, Cecile La- rocque and Miss Lucile Caron. ~ Haileybury Wins Third By Three Touch Margin On Wednesday, October 12, at New Liskeard: High 'School Field Haileybury: Roughriders beat- New Liskeard Ti-Cats 18 - 6 for their third straight win. First Quarter -- New. Liskeard kicked off. The Roughriders moved on a series of ground plays to the Liskeard 20 yard -line. Trevor White carried on a reverse and went over for the touchdown. The convert: attempt missed. Hailey- bury 6, New Liskeard 0. New Liskeard fought back hard. With seconds left in the quarter Dickie Farrow ran 50 yards around right end to the Halley Pury, one yard. line. Second Quarter -- On the first play: Farrow of New Liskeard plunged over centre for the touch- down. The convert attempt miss-- ed. Haileybury 6, New Liskeard 6. Crisp . blocking allowed the Roughriders to make long gains on several end runs. From the Ti- K. H. LUTES ¥ _e No Clothing Noise HEAR BETTER OR PAY NOTHING ~- CORDLESS HEARING-NO EAR BUTTON only 9B" See this modern, low price, hearing aid with all the features of the more expensive aids. e Low Time-Payments If Desired © No Receiver Button In The Ear e Colourless Sound Tube Is Practically Invisible e@ The World's Greatest Choice of Modern Aids" - © World's First & Oldest Hearing Aid Manufacturer - - Prove to yourself, without cost or-obligation, how yo $005) can hear oa with clarity and comfort. INTERNATIONAL - For the first time ever ACOUSTICON 3 New Liskeard Hotel 10 am. - 8 p.m. Friday, October 2ist S 38 Cat 25 yard line, O'Malley execut- ed an expert.fake and sent dim- inutive Lionel Roy around left -end for a touchdown. The convert miss- ed. - Haileybury 12, New Liskeard 6. After an exchange of kieks, the Roughriders struck again from the Ti-Cat 35 yard line. White took an O'Malley pitchout and went all the way behind .good blocking. The convert attempt was wide. Hailey- bury 18, New Liskeard 6. The third and fourth quarters were scoreless. the Liskeard one-yard line. Final score: Haileybury 18, New. 'Liskeard 6. The two teams are scheduled. to meet again in Haileybury on Sun- day, October 16 at 2:00 p.m. Liskeard Ti-cals Take First Win By MERV LAVIGNE New Liskeard Ti-Cats, smarting from three successive. defeats, roared back last Sunday afternoon and blanked the Haileybury Rough-' riders 6 to 0. From the opening kick-off the Ti- || Cats out-rushed and out-tackled the Haileybury team. Late in the first quarter Ken McAuley of New Liskeard ran 40 yards on an end run to the Roughriders' one yard line. The Roughriders held on the first try, but on the second down Fudd Tomchick went over center for the touchdown. The convert at- tempt was wide. ; New Liskeard 6, Haileybury 0. In the second half the Roughrid- ers made a concerted effort to tie up the game. On two occasions !|they moved to within 15 yards of the Ti-Cat goal line only to lose the ball on downs each time. Fum- bles were also a major factor with Haileybury losing the ball on at least four occasions by such mis- cues. The Ti-Cats on the other hand looked sharp and alert in providing effective blocking for their ball carriers. The next game, scheduled for Saturday, October 22, at 1:00 p.m. in New Liskeard should be a real thriller. The fol- lowing day the teams will meet in Haileybury at 2:00 p.m. for the final game of the season. Classified Ads With the minute: flag up in the fourth quarter, the} Ti-Cats came up with a tremend- ous. defensive effort to hold the. Roughriders for three plays on} Legion Auxiliary Plan Social Evening COBALT -- Twenty-nine mem- bers were present at the regular meeting of the Ladies'. Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion; Branch 44, when they met in the Legion Lounge on October 11. President Mrs. B. McPherson was in the chair. The initiation took place of a -new member, Mrs. Ernestine Gabbani. A donation was -given to the Guide Camp Fund. The Gift of the -Month was won by-Mrs. M. Thursday, October 20, - The Haileyburian Page 5 White. Reports were given from the various committees with Mrs, Whitehead and Mrs. McPherson giving interesting highlights from the Convention which was held in Windsor. It was decided to have a Social Evening on Monday, Octo- ber 24, card. and. dart games will provide an evening's and lunch. wil be served. 'its. James Campbell donated a lovely hanabag which will be raffled among the members on Armistice Day. -Nominations are to take place at the next meeting which stead of the 15. Mrs. Trevor Jones entertainment -- will be held. on November 8 in- © and her committee served refresh- | ments at the close of the «meeting. ONTARIO AUCTION the following: 1 only 1955 Mercury ~ in. five days (5 Days) from or the items will be subject ITEMS TO BE SOLD ON ~ Auction Sale 'to be ae - Ontario® * | 17th, 1960 daily until time of Further information may Mr. R.-J. Andrews, District, Stores Supervisor, Department of Highways, Cochrane, Ontario H 32, 33 The Department of Highways offers for sale by PUBLIC ---- 4 only 1955 Chevrolet 3 Ton Dump Trucks TRUCK MODELS FROM 1955 TERMS CASH OR CERTIFIED CHEQUE (Cheque to be made payable to the;Department of Highways, Ontario). Successful Bidders shall claim the purchased items: with- ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1960 at 2:00 P.M. Local Time ITEMS may be inspected from 8:00 A.M. Monday, October OR ~- DEPARTMENT OF. HIGHWAYS AUCTION SALE OF EQUIPMENT ioe ta AT COCHRANE, ONTARIO SD-60-113 2 Ton Truck Cab & Ghadeint the date of the Auction Sale to resale. AN "AS IS WHERE IS" basis. at the .D.H.O. Yard, eerie sale. be obtained from: tores Disposal -Unit, Department of Highways, Downsview, .Ontario Phone: CHerry 4-2571 Local 315 ONTARIO S37, 38 it now! AFTERNOONS Oi Seats Total Saturday, Nov. 12 at $1.50..........Bressssseie Get your tickets to the Royal Horse Show Aw. Seat choice is best now. You'll be certain to see this colourful champion of shows, with its spectacular horsemanship by internationally renowned jumping teams if you order your tickets now. Added attraction at the Horse Show this year: Duncan Renaldo; the famous CISCO KID--Hollywood film and televi- sion star. A convenient ticket order form is included in this ad. Fill it in, mail it in, for your Royal Horse Show tickets. Do" PLEASE RESERVE FOLLOWING SEATS: Royal Agricultural, Winter Fair, Royal Coliseum, Toronto 2B, Canada Number of Seats Tota) Saturday, Nov. 19 at $1.50... Be sssseeenne Special admission charges--general admissi There are no reserved seats for the following performances: Saturday mornings, November 12 and 19; afternoons; November 11, 16 and 18, (Adults 75c, children 25c) plus 50c each seat, Number of Seats EVENINGS at $2.50 | at $3.50 Number of Seats at $2.50 | at $3.50 AREA aN OW Be ccscssseoneoss snosctsstorce | » ~ Wed., Nov. 16 ,. Sat., Nov. 12 Mon., Nov. 14 i, Tue., Nov. 15 Sat, d find cheque for §, NAME. ADDRESS. a a i u i a : ze e e _ TOR ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR NOV.II-19 ONTO