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ot as wet 2 4 ni ge rr en em 5g en er a rs en ee pr ne -- YF? ~ "This giant moose was shot by Godfrey Bilodeau of. Cobalt just 'before the end of. the season. It weighed about 1,100 pounds, and presented a major skinning job. Teaching Mission Held At St. Paul Sister Rosemary Anne, Assistant Superior of the Sisterhood of St. John the Divine, Willowdale, Ont., conducted a teaching mission in St. Paul's Parish from Sunday, December 3, to Tuesday, Decem- 'per ey Sister pecuies Anne gave an address to the Parishioners at the Sung. Eucharist Sunday morning, and was the guest speaker Sun- day evening following Evensong to the Servers' Guild and A.Y.P.A. Monday, Sister conducted two quiet hours for women. 'Tuesday, Sister gave addresses to the mem- bers ofthe Altar Guild, Women's Auxiliary, Junior and Girl's Aux- laries. Tuesday evening the Bible Read- ing Fellowship were hosts when Sister gave a public address open te men and women. Many of the addresses given by Sister Rosemary Anne were il- lustrated by coloured slides on the life and work in the Convent. The teaching mission was arranged by Father Nixon, tthe Parish Priest, who is a Priest Associate of the Sisters. The Sisterhood of St. John the Divine, one of 'the many Religious Orders of the Anglican Church throughout the world, but the first Canadian Order to be founded, came to life on September 8, the Feast of the Nativity of the Bless- ed Virgin Mary, 1884, when the Mother Foundress, Hannah Grier Coombe, after receiving the full |, Noviciate training at St. Mary's Convent, Peekskill, New York, made her -Life Profession under the three Vows of Poverty, Chast- ity and Obedience, and became the first member of the Sisterhood of St. John the- Divine. The Rule of Life followed by the Community is based on the s Parish Rule of St. Benedict, and the first place is given to the Life of Pray- ler. At the Mother House the Holy Eucharist is offered daily, and the Seven Hours of the Divine Of- fice are recited. The Sisters have time each day for meditation, private prayer, Bible reading and spiritual read- ing, and from this foundation Life of Prayer are performed the works of mercy God commits to the Community. At the Mother House in. Willow- dale, Church embroidery work is done, Altar Breads made and. ac- commodation provided for those 'who wish to make a retreat or have a time of quiet. Sisters go out to speak on the Religious Life, conduct Retreats A few miles from the Mother 'House is. St. John's Convalescent Hospital, Newtonbrook, Ontario, which is administered by the Sis- ters. Since 1887 the Community. has had the Church Home for the Aged in. Toronto, which cares for elder- ly people. The Sisters- established and have taken charge of the Qu'Appelle Diocesan School for Girls in Re- gina, Saskatchewan. In Edmonton, Atberta, the Sis- ters have St. John's House where care is given to unmarried moth- ers. The Sisters also do mission work for the Parish of St. John the Evangelist in downtown Mont; 'real, Quebec. The street festivals of Italy and Spain and fire works at Christ- ;mastime, Canada now has illum- inated community trees. In some places, fireworks still persist. t ly, Tritown Triumphs At Badminton Cobalt, Haileybury and New '|Liskeard. Badminton Clubs. com- peted- in a week-end tournament held in Kirkland Lake over the week-end. Other teams attended from Rouyn, Noranda and Tim- mins. All.three local clubs had win- ners in the many events. Dot Me- Donald and Yvette Belanger car- ried off the ladies doubles; Denis Miller of Cobalt and Winnifred Graydon won the mixed doubles. Consolation prizes went to Win-' nifred Graydon and Jean Willars of New Liskeard in the = ladies doubles, and to Jack Perry and Red Lefoy of the Haileybury Club in the men's doubles. A total of 95 players took part in the tournament Thursday, December 7, 1961 BUCKE TWP. Reeve: x Harry Groom, 260 Chester Hopkins, 185 Leo Deraiche, 148 Couneil: ; x Oliver Shaver, 343 x Peter Carter, 328 x J. Raouk Larocque, 304 x Arnold Olson, 280 Joseph Waitson, 203 School Board: x John: Brown, 224 x William McAnaul, 204 x George Sorenson, 174 Tom. Willis, 162 COLEMAN TWP. Reeve: x Douglas: McLeod, 174 William Martin, 51 Council: x Laurel Birtch, 119 x Tom Mulholland, 117 x Carlo: Chitaroni, x Leonard Bigelow, 93 J. N. €ram, 80 John Larabie, 78 E. €. Revoir, 45 George Marcotte, 34 ENGLEHART Mayor: x Mrs. Ruby Bryan, (accia.) Council: x Ernest. Smith, 289 x Joseph Clark, 276 x Thos. Woolings, 257 x.Ron. Elis, 247 x Riehard Pollock, 220 x Karl Redden, 219 James Birnie, 203 George Wood, 176 School Board x Sydney Bryam x Gordon Emerick x R. T. Peverley B. Dorf HUDSON TWP. Election results in a three-way contest for the office of Reeve re- sulted in the following vote: Pas. SCOb as er eee Pie 48. Milton Quinton"... ee. es 37 Bert Greenwood ............ 31 For School Area Trustees in a voting was: Rt SR ERAS te aimee af othe sm Ea-virg Quinton 2.20.00. donee 6I Mrsy Ada Grayes.s,. 06.0. 60 Tr yoiti' SIME Si Fiore pene s 55 HAILEYBURY Mayor: x Arthur H. Cooke, 391 Ken Buffam, 348 Council x Dr. W. C. Arnold, 509 x James Whelan, 447 x Merv Lavigne, 408 x James Timmins, 381 x Ben Budgeon, 372 x Maurice Findlay, 370 Charles Camsell, 350 A. Mitch Deraiche, 278 Ray de Souza, 94 Board of Education: x H. Lorne Umphrey, 251 x David McLaughlin, 217 x Mrs. Stephen Bond, 212 x C. E. Grozelle, 176 and quiet hours and teach :|Miners In First Place With Second Win - In a game which decided pos- session of first place in the Tem- iskaming Men's Basketball Lea- gue, the Haileybury P.I.M. Miners trounced the pretenders to their T.M.B.L. crown, the Haileybury Town Club 45-28. The: losers trailed only by 17-13 at the end of the initial half, but the Miners came through in the second half to outscore the Town- ers 28-15 and topple them into sec- ond place with a 1-1 won-loss re- cord. Pierre Rancourt and Gary San- del paced the Miners with 16- and /|14-point performances - respective- -while- the hapless. Towners could counter with no better tham a ten-point contribution from gangling centre Keith MacPher- 'son and a seven-point total from coach Vince Kennedy. The loss dropped the Towmners into second place, while the vic- tory for the Miners moved them into top spot in the standings, one game ahead of the second place | team, and a pair of wins in front of the cellar-dwelling McKnight's Men's Wear Blues avd Grayd's Hardware, who attempt to nop onto the win-wagon to-night as they meet head-on at the N.L.H.S. gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. T.M.B.L. Standings P WL FA Pts. Mining School .. 2 2 0 94 73 4 Haileybury T. 2 1 1 88 94 2 Grayd's Hdwe. 1 0 1 49 60 O McKnights B. 1061 4 49 0 Tuesday's Results: Mining School 45, Haileybury Town 28. Future Games: , Thursday, 7:30 p.m., eee s -L_Blues- vs Grayd's. 'four-way contest for three positions }) The Haileyburian Election Results Throughout District F. H. W. Brooks, 163 Lorne Wiseman, 147 G. P. Thoday, 129 Allan Green, 95 Separate Schook Board, mation): Thomas Forget +t Mario P. Gauthier Armand Renaud y NEW LISKEARD Mayor: J.. L. PFaylor, Council x Jack Lacarte, 617 ix Eric Campsaltl, 615 x Don White, 599 x Pat Birnie, 574 x Henry Sultivan, 534 x E. M. Macdonnell, 443 Jack Caldwell, 333 Board of Education, tion) Tom Gilboe, F. M. Johnson, James Roberts, Allan Wright, CASEY TWP. €asey. Township Council and Reeve received an endorsement for the comprehensive drainage sys+ tem they initiated for the town- ship and an acclamation returning all members for 1962. Reeve J. U. Lachapelle Council Albert Labonte Paul St. Onge Denis Beland Jean St. Amant Benefit Game Minor Hockey teams in the district, with an important as- sist. from Kirkland Lake, will stage a benefit. hockey game for one of the players who broke his leg in a recent game at the New Liskeard Arena. The player, Jim Mariette, a member of the Haileybury team, received a bad break, | anid according to reports, it will be close to three months before he is completely mobile again. Team coaches have arranged for a double header on Decem- ber 29, and the effort will be sponsored. by the New Liskeard Feenage organization and the New Liskeard Arena. Kirkland Lake Midgets will play a Haileybury - New Lis- keard Combine, and Temiska- ming Midgets will meet a team from Earlton. i This Friday game will re- place the regular Cub game for that night, as the juveniles have a holiday. Following the games there will be a moccasin cance, PIM Miners Shade McKnights The status quota remained un- changed in basketball this season, Last year's undefeated Tri-Town champion, The P.I.M, Miners, con- tinued their winning ways last Thursday at the New Liskeard High School Gym as they eked rout a 49-45 win over the hosting MeKnight's Men's: Wear Blues. In a game which saw the lead change hands several times, the Miners held a 14-11 lead at the end of the first quarter only to see the homesters pull even at ihalf time and take a 36-32 lead into the final segment, which saw the Miners rally for 17 points for 'he victory. Big gun for the winners was Gary Sandel whose 26 point per- formance pulled his club into a first place tie with the Haileybury Town team in the newly formed Temiskaming Men's Basketball League. Next im line was Ran- lcourt, with nine points. | Por the unsuccessful hosts, the attack was spread among Ab. Du- kaez, who scored eleven points, Wayne Green with nine, and John Elford and Frank Shields whe each rusg up eight points, (Accla- (acclamation) (Acelamation) Page 3 SS ree