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> mixed curlers participating. The Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, November 30, 1961 Cubs Trounce Lions Now in Fourth Place New Liskeard Cubs found their scoring punch last Friday night in a game against Kirkland Lions and blistered in enough goals to win two games for a handy 7-3 vic- tory and fourth place in the lea- gue standing. The Cubs played in a way that reminded fans of their drive and desire of other years, and out- skated and outplayed Lions for their win. Black tallied for the Cubs early in the game. Lions pulled even shortly after, and Mooney scored to give the Cubs a one goal lead at the end of the first period. In a wild, penalty studded sec- ond period, the Cubs moved into a two-goal lead on counters from Conlin and Jimmy Grant. In the third stanza Black and Cook counted before the Lions got their second and last goal on a nice effort by Lauzon. Conlin added another before the end of the game to complete the rout. Coach Don Shepherdson express- ed his satisfaction over the im- provement in the team. "Most of our boys lack exper- ience, and for a while it also look- ed as if they lacked desire,' he commented, "'but if they continue to play as they did on Friday we will have #0 trouble in reaching the playoffs.' The win, the first in seven games should give the Cubs a lift, and confidence which is just as im- portant to a green team. First Period de Ossie hrc AN od 3.03 | 2. Lions--Teasdale (Perry) 11.17 3. Cubs--Mooney (Taylor) 15.29 Curling Club Social Evening The Event Social night of the Co- balt-Haileybury Curling Club is planned fof this Saturday night, December 2, commencing at seven- thirty. Dancing and mixed curling is being arranged and a good atten- dance is hoped for. There is a strong possibility that the New Liskeard Club will be using the Cobalt-Haileybury ice on Friday night for the start of their annual Mixed Spiel which is being held this week-end and as a result, the local Club decided to change their Social Night date from Friday to Satur- day. Last Friday evening, members of the New Liskeard and Cobalt- Haileybury Curling Clubs competed once more for the Clarke-Lang Trophy and the New Liskeard boys came out on top with a total of 83 points, while the local curlers could only count 69. However, there will be a dance for them to redeem themselves later in the season, as the second round is scheduled for sometime in March. Starting Decemtber 4, Mixed Curl- ing will take over, during the regu- lar draws at the local Club, for ap- proximately three to four weeks. Play will commence then in the Haileybury Service Centre compet- ition, with close to thirty rinks of draws and personnel of thé rinks will be completed by this week- ad and all skips will be notified "the date of their first game, and also the personnel of their team. Cobalt Election Only eight of the 24 nominat- ed at Cobalt last week qualified for positions, two will have a contest for the mayor's seat, and six have received accla- mation for council. In the battle for the mayor's chair are R. J. Miller, princip- al of the Cobalt High School and Councillor George St. Hil- aire. Redi Tessoline and Joseph Robitaille are the only mem- bers of the 1961 council to re- tain their seats. Newcomers are Mrs. Annie Purdy, wife of the present mayor Fulton Purdy, Mrs. Michael Cunning- ham, Ingnatius McDonald and Jack McGarry. Penalties--Taylor 16.26. Second Period 4. Cubs--Conlin (Haines) 5. Cubs--J. Grant (P. Grant, Conlin) 11.40 Penalties--Teasdale, minor, mis- conduct, 2.05, McNair, 3.05, @. Grant, 3.50, Anderson, 6.06, Hurd, 9.00, Hurd, 11.21, McNair major, misconduct, Haines 11.35. Third Period 6. Cubs--Black (Taylor, 3.30 Wiooney) ). seesaw. ae. 5.15 7. Cubs--Cook (Mooney) 11.55 8. Lions--Lauzon (Heroux) . 16.24 9. Cubs--Conlin (Haines, Black) tee bee. eee 17.32 Penalties -- Bowman 3.35, Tay- lor 6.34, Gervais 12.36, Perry. 14.47, J: Grant 18.40. Referees -- Vern Mortson, Kirk- land Lake, Gord Christo, New Lis- keard. Veterans All ex-service personnel and their dependents are invited to take advantage of a free Le- gion service. Mr. E. H. Gray, Service Bureau Officer from North Bay, will be at Legion Cobalt Branch No. 44 on wed- nesday, December 6, 1961, at 10:00 a.m. to give skilled ad- vice on veterans' benefits. Any. one with questions on war dis- ability pension, War Veterans' Allowance (Burnt-Out Pen- sion), Treatment, or hospital care is urged to call or write Mr. C. R. Sopha, who will ar- range an appointment. The Weather Bucke ~ (Continued From Page One) township to share the tax burden. These are things which a planning board 'could work for in conjunc- tion with the council. As far as the water situation in North Cobalt is concerned, the water is urgently needed. But it must be installed as a local im- provement, and not as a tax bur- den to the entire township. Recently representatives of the Ontario Water Resources Commis- sion visited the council, and they were ridiculed and reviled. Al- though I have never supported the present provincial government, I pledge myself to co-operate fully with every government department for the benefit of the township. I further promise that if I am elected, I shall, within seven days of taking office, visit Toronto to consult with the government de- partments to see what can be done to bring water to North Co- balt. And shall work for all the _ Max. Min. Wednesday ...........: 35. 30 Thursday °.. i ecbaes eee 37 33 Priday 22% se ioee ae 37 33 Sahunday: ©. Saikes «aie es 39 30 Sundays. 5 ae oh... cae 45 35 IVIONR ANY sci). ean. sane 35 17 RUCSO ANS a Ree set 24 15 people in the township, in all sec- tions of it. : Past Office Mayor Arthur Cooke of Haileybury announced today that legal transfer of a site for the new District Town Post Office had been signed in the town offices Tuesday. The Department of Public Works chose one of the several sites offered by the town, and approved the corner of Annell and Ferguson, a 100' x 100' lot, for the new building. The lot was sold for the assessed value of $1000. Candidates (Continued From Page One). yearly to the ratepayers, and an excellent and economical garbage collection system which has prov- en itself sirice it was made an election issue.' 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