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Bucke Township inaugural was held on Tuesday evening, and was followed by a lengthy look at the assessment picture of the township. Seated is Reeve Harry Groom, with councillors Al Olsen, O. Shaver, Peter Carter. Councillor C. Hopkins was not present when the picture was taken. ar @ = "Gk, = ' Thursday, January 5, 1961 Central Midget League Cobalt Midgets 5 Haileybury 4 Cobalt Midgets downed the visit- ing Haileybury 5 to 4 in their first "league encounter of the season. Haileybury opened the scoring with D. Lamothe notching the goal and L. St. Cyr assisting. Cobalt reared back with R. Gaureau scoring two goals and H. Spencer one. Hailey- bury tied the score on a goal by M. Black after L. St. Cyr had scored. S. Fleming put Haileybury in the lead at the nine minute mark of the last frame but two quick goals by H. Spencer gave Cobalt the win. Haileybury Loses Third Straight Game Haileybury lost their third straight game to the Earlton Mid- gets in New Liskeard 4 to 2. D. McCarty opened the scoring in the first period with B. Blair assist- ing. C. Heroux tied the score to end the period. A. Bolan scored early in the second frame with D. McCarty assisting to give Hailey- bury a short lived lead as Earl- ton's A. Couschene broke loose and raced in to score all alone. G. Paiement fired two third-period goals to wrap up the win for Earl- ton. Only three penalties were call- ed with Earlton drawing two. Liskeard Lions Edge Cobalt New Liskeard Lions edged Co- balt 5 to 4 at the Memorial Arena in their first encounter of the sea- son. Bernard Moonie was the big man for the Liskeard crew coming up with four goals, all unassisted, to practically win the game sin- gle handed. Big Jim Grant scored the other Lions marker. Murray Taylor fired two goals for Co- balt with H. Spencer and R. Gau- reau scoring singles. The game was a rough contest with the Co- balt coach M. Kelly blaming the referees for his team's loss. New Liskeard Lions trounced Earlton 16 to 3 in a wide open high scoring game at Memorial arena. Bill-White led the Liskeard attack with five goals followed by the league's leading scorer Bernard Mooney who had three goals and three assists- for- the evening. Haileybury Curling Club Lounge SATURDAY, JAN. 7 ; 8:15 p.m. GO! DOOR PRIZE $300.00 BLACKOUT on 56 numbers only, otherwise $25.00 will be paid. i _ Admission: 50c for 20 Games ~ Additional Cards 25c EVERYBODY WELCOME Chartered bus provided by Curling Club, leaving Cobalt at 7:30 p.m., North Cobalt at 7:40 p.m. and returning direct from Curling Rink at 10:30. _ COBALT-HAILEYBURY CURLING CLUB New Liskeard Lions 4 4 0 0 8 |Earlton Midgets D2: 0 Cobalt Recreation oy ke Oe Haileybury Rec. BinO.- 320728 St. Paul's Bible Fellowship Meet Ten members and one guest were present for the monthly meet- ing of St. Paul's Anglican Bible Reading Fellowship, held in the Parish Hall Thursday, December 29. The meeting opened with the Members' Prayer. The Bible read- ing was taken by Mrs. T. Huff and the synopsis by Miss L. Clark. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. E. Young and the treasurer's re- port given by Mrs. Norman Abra- ham. Mrs. E. Mantle, Mrs. H. John- ston and Miss L. Clark were ap- pointed as the lunch committee for the January meeting. Following the close of the meeting the group worked filling baskets of cheer for patients at the hospital. Lunch was served by Miss Mar- garet Cavanagh, Mrs. N. Abra- ham and Mrs. E. Carriere. Cobalt Bowling Cobalt LADIES Bowling Schedule Thursday, January 5 9:00 p.m.--Jens vs Fina Girls Monday, January -9 7:00 p.m.--Jolly "8'"' vs Deadeyes 8:20 p.m.--"8" Wonders vs Vi's 9:45 p.m.--Jens vs Legionettes Wednesday, January 11 7:00 p.m.--Cainettes vs Buffams 8:20 p.m.--Fina Girls vs Lucky S. 9:45 p.m.--Rileys vs Damiani E. Cobalt MIXED Bowling Schedule Saturday, January 7 7 p.m.--Customs vs Alley Cats Sunday, January 8 1 p.m.--Irishmen vs Wally's 3 p.m.--The Stars vs Big "8" Bruce Cook fired three goals for goals and singles going to Alvin Eckensviller, Denny Walsh and Lions with Jim Grant getting two Don Burnett. F. Patrick scored twice for Earlton and G. Chartrand once. R. Landry, a Bantam, play- ing goal for Earlton, had a total of 45 shots fired at him and play- ed exceptionally well in his first league game. Midget League Standings Record Enrolment For 4H Clubs Canada's project enrolment in 4-H reached a new high in 1960 of 78,206, an inerease of 2,352 over 1959. During the same period the number of organized 4-H clubs in- creased from 5,271 to 6,251. The actual number of boys and girls taking part in 4H in 1960 was 65,407, a decline of 1,279 from 1959. The average age of the mem- bers enrolled in 1960 was 13.5 and The Haileyburian Page 5 Temagami Mine Expects New Ore N. B. Keevil, president of Temagami Mines, anticipates that new ore reserves will be discovered during the current exploration program at the mine. Femagami Mining Co. show- ed a net profit after all charg- es of $67,303 for its first full year of production which ended June 30. Operating profit was $463,303. .Total production in- come was $2,095,683, : Ore reserves at Temagami's high-grade operation amounted to 113,668 tons grading 8.4% copper at June 30, Working capital was $278,071 compared with a déficit year earhier of $352,482. : Stormy Citadel ' €ape .Horn, the souihernnmst point of Seuth America, is a bare rock 600 feet high, on an island off Tierra del Fuego, Chile. It is no- torious for the local storms, which have. been responsible for countless wrecks, especialy in the days of sail. r A WHETHER THE JOB IS LARGE, Bl \W OR THE JOB IS SMALL... FINDLAY ELECTRIC §.CEGIL ST. MLEYBURY the average. number of members per club was 12.5. 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