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3 pp? | Raat Aha j eee | Se tary-treasurer. Offers fo Process Area Silver Ores Faced with the closure of Deloro Smelting and Refining, silver op- erators of the Cobalt and Gow- ganda areas and government of- ficials met recently in Haileybury to discuss. methods of providing alternative services. As reported amijseveral weeks ago. Deloro, which for over 50 years has been the silver refiner for the Cobalt area mines, is to shut down this month: While the government made no official commitment, 'it was stated at the meeting that under no cir- eumstances would the government | allow closure of the Cobalt and Gowganda area. owing to the cut] off of the Deloro services. As a result of the meeting mine operators of the district have form- ed a committee to explore ways and means of providing their own refining services in the Cobalt area. Since the meeting American Smelting and Refining has offered to handle all the production from Cobalt and Gowganda at its East Helena smelter in Montana. Un- @er the Asarco proposal operators _ Would receive approximately the same price for their silver as they had been receiving from Deloro. In the meantime, the committee of operators.under. H. E.. Cawley of Agnico. Mines' at Cobalt and J. M. Carter of Mcintyre Mines' Castle-Tretheway operation. at Gowganda will consider proposals through which- the mines might refine their own concentrates with- in the Cobalt area. ~ Teen Town Group To Organize - The Canadian Legion, Branch 54, and the Ladies' Auxiliary are com- bining to sponsor the formation of a Teen Town group. A meeting was held Tuesday night with the executives of both organizations and the interested young people of the town, to elect an executive for the group. Named as president was Angus Hogan, with Norman Fox, vice- president and Doreen Hunt, secre- Directors included George Culhane, Art; Phil Perry, door; Bob Grozelle, or- ganization. This new executive will meet at the home of the president | on Thursday night to: form com-| | mittees to work with the directors, and to make tentative plans for fu- ture activities. They will. then meet with the executive of the Legion and the Ladies' Auxiliary. on Sun- day for approval of their plans. Their first dance is to be held in the Legion Hall, on Friday, Oc- tober 21. NATO BOUND Lt. Terrence H:., Cassidy, son of Mr. George Cassidy, 662 Lake- shore Road, Haileybury, Ont., will leave Calgary shortly for Europe. --Sseassidy is Intelligence Officer ne ist Battalion, The- Queen's one Rifles of Canada who will be taking over. from the 2nd Bat- talion, Queen's. Own, now. serving with the NATO.Brigade. in Ger- many. 'Classified Ads Bring Results elected |° line, ae October 1960 Thursday, 13, Garry Mac This is. the Haitleybury defensive oe which held New Liskeard to no score in the first game played last touchdowns in the Thanksgiving Day battle at Haileybury. Line, left to right, Louis Renaud, Mark & The Haileyburian seat . oy cosnaggtes Haileybury Rough Riders climaxed a tough training schedule with two wins over New Liskeard Tiger Kittens during the ,,, Thanksgiving weekend. One. game was played in New Liskeard and the second at Haileybury. A fair erowd:attended both games. The left to right; Doug Smallman, Richard Adams, Rickie Dinesen, Fred Hargraves, Demarais. Backfield; Lionel Ray, Harley Hoiles, Richard Rivard, John O'Malley and Trevor White, donnell; Don Ray and George and two Saturday Seanlon, Larry Cook, Lou Grenon, Rolly Roux, Mike Jones, Frank Morissette; backfield, Paul St. Louis, Ian Valentine, Ted Whitby, Ron, Cotnam. and Robin Valentine, University Women On Education Mrs. H. G. McLean of New Lis- keard was hostess for the members of the South Temiskaming Branch 'lof the Canadian Federation of Uni- versity Women on. Tuesday even- ing, October 11. The feature of the evening was 'a 4\panel discussion on Educational Z| Problems, with Mrs. Peter Dun- lop of Haileybury as moderator. Other panel' members included Mrs. G. Smith of Cobalt, Mrs. E. E. Campbell, Haileybury, Mrs. Jack Clark and Mrs. R. A. Taylor of New, Liskeard, The. basic. con- cept of the discussion _ centred around the question of whether or not to-day's education is equipping, world problems of to-day. A ques- tion period. followed in. which all members joined. The president, Mrs. T. Gilboe was in the chair. In the absence of her report. and collected the fees. The Weather. Sept. Since 1 1960 1959 1894. Average daily : ae mean.temp... 57.9:.. 59.8. .55.5 Max. temp. O56: - BGe> 2 Qek (7th). > (9th) (1931): Minimum temp. 32 33) me: . ~ (16th) (16th): (1916)> Week ending October 4, 1960. "Max: Min. Wednesday ©. f.05.05.5 64°. 6 Thursday -...-.....+.++ 57 40 Saturday Pe eee, ae en Monday Pere, Sie OT Ns ag groee 2 2 Te uesdayr sai 2. Ladac cane "2I¥ people to meet the challenge of the | the treasurer, Mrs. J. Clark: read Minor Rugby League Off To Good Start By MERV LAVIGNE Early this fall Haileybury sports- men came up with a plan to train youngsters-to play Canadian foot- ball and. the idea of. filling the sports: void between the fastball and 'hockey season. They. received financial support from many quarters to equip the youngsters, and soon were work- ing- with: a field full of kids. At the same time they interested New Liskeard in trying to field a. team, and over the holiday, two games were played, one at New | Liskeard and the second at Hailey- bury. Mayor-W. J. Barr officiated at the kick off of the first game. Saturday, October 8, 1960 New Liskeard High School Field Haileybury Roughriders 7 New Liskeard Ti-Cats 0 ? The two teams rambled back and forth without scoring for three full quarters: With three minutes left in the final quarter Haileybury block- eda. New Liskeard punt on the Lis- keard 20 yard line: On first down}: Doug Smallman, on a 'Statue of}: Liberty' play; rambled to the one yard.line; On' the next play Richard Rivard plunged over center for the touchdown. O'Malley passed to Smallman, for the convert. Final 'score: Haileybury 7, New: Liskeard: 0. - n Monday, October 10, 1960 ~ 'Game at MHaileybury Mining iSchool field. - Both: teams' showed: great im- Aadeecepiiesee over, their somewhat} lackuster - Seiers aa aE First Quarter--- Haileybury kick- ed to Liskeard. On the second' play of the game, Trevor White, play- ing a linebacker position for the Roughriders, intercepted a Mc- Knight pass and went all the way for a touchdown. -The convert missed. Haileybury 6, Liskeard 0. Late in the quarter, a series of end sweeps brought the -Rough- riders to the Ti-Cat-three yard line. Rivard plunged over centre for the second touchdown. The convert missed. Haileybury. 12, Liskeard 0. After an exchange of kicks, O'Mal- ley of Haileybury: kicked deep into the end zone for a single. Hailey- bury 13, Liskeard 0. Second Quarter -- The Ti-Cats struck back fast. After a series of pass plays, Ken McAuley went over the ten yard line. The convert was. good. Haileybury 13, Liskeard 7. Late in the quarter, Richard. Ri- vard intercepted a. McKnight pass and ran to. the three-yard line, On the next: play he earried over: cen- tre' for the touchdown. Haileybury 19, Liskeard 7: _ Third, Quarter: -- iskccel kick- ed off. Roughriders moved to the Liskeard: 25 om a series of ground. plays. On third down; O'Malley-re- covered. a bad snap from centre and went: all the way. for a. touch- down,. The -convert: missed. Hail- eybury 25, Liskeard 7. ; ' Fourth: Quarter --. Ti-Cats wert 'to the air and: moved: the» ball into Haileybury territory. John, Stoth- The convert was: weds Haileybury 25, Liskeard 14, ea : Saturday- : _ The "Rougtistdenat: soon attack 'ard cracked. over right. off-tackle 8 }end rambled. 45. yards-for a major. } Women's Institute COBALT -- Silver Nuggett W.I. met at'the home of Mrs. T. Leon- ard for their regular October meet- ing. President. Mrs. R. Cooper chaired the meeting, opening with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect: The Visiting Committee reported that' a basket of groceries had been sent out to a needy family. Gifts. of cups and saucers along with Birthday greetings were given to. Mrs. T. Leonard: and Mrs. R. Cooper. ' Roll Call for the November meet- ing should prove quite entertain- ing-as members. have to tell "how Ii met. my husband'. | This meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. Jennings. A social evenmeg: of! bingo was enjoyed fol- lowed by luneh served by Mrs. D, Mathers, Mrs. B. Yanyk, Mrs. R. Cooper and Mrs. T: Leonard. brought them into the Liskeard 35 'yard line. With first down and ten, Trevor White rounded the right-end 'and behind good' blocking went over standing: up: The convert missed! Hatleybury 31, Liskeard 14. ' "Phe- game featured fine blocking 'and. running, -of the Haileybury 'team and'. the sharp passing of erry, MeKnight for the Ti-Cats, In 'the -kiecking. department, John. O'Maley.-of Roughriders: and: John Stethard, of the Ti-Cats hoisted punts that would: do,creditto many 'of the -highsschool footballers im the Perea. i i--pooreb tet Both teams meet. again om Wed- ays October 12 at New" Lis- keard and on Saturday, October @ 10:00 aun: in Haileybury. Helps Needy Home '