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Cubs Take Dump New le Cubs swamped the Second place Holy, Name Irish 10 - 4 in a scheduled game at the - Memorial Arena last Friday ev- ening and moved into a five-point lead in the Kirkland and District Hockey League. Terry Vail, out of action since before Christmas, swung back into the scoring lead with five goals and two assists. This is the third time this year that Vail has count- ed five in one game, and they have all been against his cousins, Holy Name Irish. He is also the first player to reach 40 goals this year, and also the first to reach this total in the league since 1958. His record this year so far is 40 goals and 28 as- sists. Denis Larouche, who was-~lead- ing scorer when the game start- ed, picked up five assists, but no goals. He has a sharp 67 points for the. season. Billy White, up from the Midgets for this 'game scored the first counter for the Cubs, and looked good doing it. Cubs picked up two more during the period, with Bel- anger getting the second and Vail starting off on his big night. - Savage and Cain counted for the Trish, who trailed by one goal at the end of the first stanza. Holy Name tied the count in less that.a minute, after the teams re- turned to the ice, and it took the Cubs eight minutes before they could get that one back. Fern Bel- anger pulled the trigger on- this one. Peter Grant lugged the puck from behind: the blue line, and whipped a 30 footer past Bonney to move the Cubs in front with what proved to the winning goal. John Haines picked up the in- surance goal after five minutes of play when he caught the top corn- er with a Vail, Larouche relay. Vail picked 'up a one inning. hat trick in 'the next four minutes, eased up for a breather and then counted another. Somewhere in the middle, Antoniazzi scored for the Trish. _ The first period 'was almost free of penalties, Conlin was the only one who caught the eye of the referee in 20 minutes of play. In the second period Irish offended five times and Liskeard two. , In the third period MacDonald and Grant traded punches and were tagged with majors, and started a procession-to the sin bin, Liskeard picked up: eight minors and the Trish three. Revenge lrish 10 - 4 Summary New Liskeard-- Goal, Grenon; defence, Steele, Grant; forwards, Vail, Larouche, Haines; alterrtates, Downie, Belanger, Conlin, White, Farrow, Anders, Houle, Arm- strong. ' Holy Name-- Goal, Bonney; de- fence, Rosko, Cain; forwards, An- toniazzi, Melong, Savage; altern- ates, Dolighan, Thompson, Donig, Fong, Szcezur, McDonald, Burac, Southwell. : First Period 1. Cubs -- White 14.44 2. Irish -- Savage -(Burac, Me- long) 15.08 3. Cubs -- Belanger (Conlin) 17.48 4, Irish -- Cain, 18.23 5. Cubs -- Vail, Grant, Larouche. Penalties -- Conlin 2.10. . Second Period 6. Irish -- Melong, .16 7. Cubs --Belanger (Vail, La- rouche) 8.29 8. Cubs -- Grant, 13.10 M Third Period 9. Cubs -- Haines (Vail, Larouche) 5.48 ' 10. Cubs -- Vail 5.55 11. Cubs -- Vail (Haines) 6.05 12. Cubs -- Vail (Larouche) 9.45 13. Irish -- Antoniazzi (Fong) 16:32. 14. Cubs -- Vail -(Larouche) 17. Penalties -- McDonald, Grant, majors, 4.52; Haines, 8.35; Doli- ghan, 10.10; Houle, 11.25; Downie, 11.33; Houle, 16.00; Rosko, 16.41; Grant, 17.30; Steele, 18.31. Three-way Tie In Diamond D Playoff The ladies who have been curling at the local rink in the Diamond "D" playoffs have been doing so under difficulties. The extreme cold necessitated the postponing of the final games. Six rinks entered the competi- tion, two from North Bay, two from New Liskeard and two from Haileybury, the two North Bay rinks and one from Haileybury had been eliminated, leaving two New Liskeard rinks and one from Hail- eybury tied with four games each. Mrs. Adele Maloney, skip of the Haileybury rink, got the bye and the two New Liskeard rinks, skip- ped by Mrs. Marge Cook and Mrs. Della Maguire will playoff at the New Liskeard rink Wednesday at three o'clock. Later this week Mrs. Maloney's team will play the winning New Liskeard rink for the privilege of representing this Zone The personnel of the six compet- ing rinks are as follows, with the names in order, skip, vice second and lead: North Bay, Mrs. Fischer, M. Mc- Leod, P. Dennis and Mrs. Mc- Donald; Mrs. Wallace, B. Harvey, H: Duquette and B. Valin. New Liskeard, Mrs. Marge Cook, Ev. Sargent, T. Cote and Nola Ross; Mrs. Della Maguire, Flor- ence Fowler, M. Dobson and V. Turnbull. s Haileybury, Mrs. Adele Maloney, H. Mallett, W. Kelly and R. Sweeney; Mrs. Audrey Bond, Pearl Knox, Bev. Richards and Y. Flem- ing. Ladies of F.F.C.F. At Monthly Meet The ladies of the F-.F.C.F. held their monthly meeting in the parish hall on Tuesday -evening, with the president in the chair. The meeting .opened with prayer. and "'O Canada", then Mrs. Simard wished the members and __ their families happiness:in the New Year and thanked them all sincerely for]. their co-operation at all times, mentioning especially the good understanding that exists between 'the members, making her task as president so much more pleasant. After reading of the minutes and correspondence, the sick commit- tee, with T. Forget as convener, reported thirty visits to the elderly patients at the hospital and gifts ADMISSION $1.00 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Holy Cress Parish Hall, Haileybury _ SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th 4 B55 ~psm. DOOR PRIZE - $370.00 Blackout in 56 numbers or less ~ Otherwise $50 will be paid : "No Specials Will Be Sold 50c FOR EXTRA HAILEYBURY, ONT. Machine Shop & 'Welding AIR 'COMPRESSOR RENTALS Diesel and Industrial Motor Service MINING MACHINERY and SUPPLIES Petroleum Products oe Fleming Sales. OS 2-3080 -| calendar, were distributed to all of them as Christmas cheer. Donations were made to the Catholic Brownies for a Christmas party, also a donation of $200 to the Catholic Girl Guides for camp- ing equipment and send a girl to school camp in Montreal. The library committee, Mrs. O. Gravel and Mrs. L. Charette, re- ported that two orders of French books were in, but not yet on the shelves. Mrs. A. Renaud gave a few kit- chen hints and Mrs. L. Parent en- tertained the ladies for a while with "Fashions for Spring". The F-F.C:F. donated.soft drinks for a group of ninety girls of the Sacred Heart Cadets from the Tri- Town area, who met in the Parish || Hall on January 15. Mrs. L. Charette, convener of the chocolate sale, gave a splen- did report and the president con- gratulated her on her good work. She was presented 'with a small gift of appreciation. Prizes for the three best sellers went 'to Mrs. A. Renaud, Mrs. T. Forget and Mrs. .J. Beaudoin. The director, Mgr. J. Landriault, encouraged the members to con- tinue their good work and asked that they be faithful to the mon- thly. communion. He also expressed 'his admiration for the good will of the members when they were call- tied on for their share of the 'work. The attendance prize was won by Mrs.-W. EE. Vannier. It was <a volume called 'Ste. Missa est", 4|an explanation of all the-different parts of 'the mass and 'was a gift |from the director. Lunch was served 'by Mrs. L. Desjardins, Mrs. D-Veale and Mrs. L. Simard. The meeting adjourned with the singing of "Our Lady of Canada" |Calendar Confusion The arrival of a New Year calls to mind 'the various calendars which have been in use throughout |the world. Neither the Roman cal- endar nor its successor, the Julian coincided with a true year. As time went on -confusion resulted. It was not removed un- til Pope Gregory intreduced his calendar in 1582 and 'established the year at 365 days 5 hours 49 minutes and 12 seconds. However, England did not adopt this calen- 'dar until 1752 and when it came Linto force eleven days had to be .dropped to make it work. Thursday, January 26, 1961 The Haileyburian Page 3 Alimak Raise Climber Shown at CIMM Meet The Cobalt Branch of the Cana- dian Institute of Mining and Mefal- lurgy held its regular monthly meeting in the Haileybury Legion Hall on the evening of January 19, 1961. Thirty-five members were in attendance. - Mr. H. G. Pickard, vice-chair- man, conducted the meeting as the branch chairman, Mr. J. E. Arm- strong was absent due to illneess. The meeting was brought to order at 8:30 p.m. and secretary H.'O. Johnson read the minutes of the previous meeting. Mr. J. D. Frey proposed that the minutes be adopted as read and Mr. C. Cam- sell seconded the motion. Motion unanimously carried. Mr. J. D. Frey introduced the guest speaker, Mr. T. M. Childer- hose, who is vice-president and sales manager of Mine Equipment Go tLtd: : Mr. Childerhose gave a very iin- teresting illustrated talk about a comparatively new minipg ma- chine called the Alimak Raise Climber. This machine was intro- duced into Canada from Sweden in 1959 by Mine Equipment Co. The Raise Climber is driven by two air motors and trails an air hose which automatically winds or unwinds on a reel as the machine descends or ascends a raise. The machine climbs a rigid mast which is bolted to the arise wall at the rate of 40 feet per minute and descends at about 60 feet per min- ute. The miners ride in a small cage which is suspended under the plat- form and go through a trap-door onto the top of the platform to scale and rill off the raise round. Air and water lines for drilling and blowing smoke after a blast are carried as in integral part of the mast. Mining companies using this ma- chine have had very good results costwise and the Raise Climber is finding increasing favour among Canadian mines. Mr. A. B. Stothart thanked the speaker on behalf of the attend- 'ture Mr. ing members and as there was no further business vice-chairman Pickard adjourned the meeting and refreshments were served. The next branch meeting will be held.on February 17 and will fea- Gordon Bragg, Field Geologist, of Upper Canada Mines Ltd, as speaker. Mr. Bragg will give an illustrated talk about his recent trip to the arctic. Cobalt Personals Mrs. A. Wallman, her daughter Dorothy and Mr. Peter Bogart vis- ited at the home of- Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton, Englehart, last week. Mr. A. Svekers of Virginiatown spent the week-end at his home in Cobalt. Mrs. M. Cunningham and Mrs., L. Cunningham spent a few days, in Kirkland Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. T..Banks, Bobby, Jimmy and Lee, of Kirkland Lake, spent last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. Svekers. , Mrs. A. J. Wright spent a few, days last week in North Bay vis-; iting her sons-in-law and daugh- ters, Mr. and Mrs. D. Allen and, Mr. and Mrs. R. Warren. ' Mrs. Kelvin Young and children' of Edmonton is visiting her mother' Mrs. L. MacMillan and other rel- atives in Cobalt. Mr. elled up from Toronto last week-end with his family. Mrs. MacMillan, Mrs. Young two children visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. MacMillan in Noranda last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wink of North Bay were week-end guests of Mr. Wink's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Wink. Mr. Allan Jones of North spent the week-end: with his ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones. to wife Bay par= National parks cover about 30,000 square miles in Canada and Alber- ta has more than half of the total park area. Haileybury, Ont. P. O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 Design, Construction, Mine 'Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Torunto, Ont. 6th Floor, 3869 Bay St. EMpire 5-7381 [i Temiskaming Construction Ltd. 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