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THURS., NOVEMBER 3, 1932 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 5 Plans for Season Made at Curling Club Gathering Thirty - Five' Members Present and Considerable Discussion Takes Place Thirty-five members of the Haileybury Curling Club assem- bled last Thursday evening in the Matabanick Hotel to partake of the annual dinner and elect offi- cers for the coming season. Full justice was done to the turkey dinner prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Bulger, and the meeting got to work at 'serious affairs. The Treasurer's report was read and adopted, the balance re- maining after the past season's operations being turned over to the Curling Club Limited. Joseph Isherwood succeeds Dr. J. C. Crawford as president, while W. R. Thompson was _ re-elected vice-president, C. P. Furlong as treasurer and F. L. Fleming as secretary. Last year's executive Messrs. A. P. Knechtel, Lorne H. Ferguson, D. E. Sutherland, T. Me Duncan and Wm: Short were also re-elected. ' Directors of the Limited Com- pany were present and made sug- gestions regarding the operation of the rink for the season, and these were discussed and_ the whole mater left for the officers of the Club and the Directors of the Company to arrive at an ami- cable agreement. The amount turned over by the curlers this fall was not sufficient. to cover the 'running expenses of the Company, and some iu. wrange- ment will have to be made for the season. now coming on. \ The presentation of prizes" to the rinks winning the various Club Competitions last winter was a pleasant feature of the evening, and each winning rink received their due of praise on their achievements. Several good suggestions were offered to aid in making the ap- 'proaching season a_ successful one, and they were passed on ta "the executive to deal with. Second Toxoid Treatment to be Given Tomorrow Will Also Include Children of Pre-School Age; Mothers Invited to Clinic The Medical Health Officer, Dr. W. C. Arnold, and the | Public Health Nurse ,Miss G. Motley, are again requesting parents of Haileybury children to bear in mind that the second toxoid treatment will be given in the public school tomorrow after- noon, commencing at 1.30. At that time 145 children of the pub- lic and separate schools, who re- ceived the first treatment on Oc- tobes 14th, will be given the sec- ond dose, and there will also be 15 children between the ages of two and six who will be thus treated. For the benefit of par- ents of children of pre-school age it is also. announced that they bring them for the first treat- ment at that time, or if they so desire, can have treatment ad- ministered by their family phy- sician, but all are urged to take this step to protect them against diphtheria. The treatment consists of three doses of the toxoid, injected un- der the skin, at intervals of three weeks. Within four to six months after the final dose the individual has built up his im- munity to the disease, in the words of the health authorities. The weekly child welfare clinic is held on Thursday afternoons, from two to five o'clock, in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Main Street. To this all mothers are invited and Miss Motley has written the following notes on that phase of public héalth work in Haileybury : "The clinic is to assist mothers in keeping 'their infants and children healthy, and to advise mothers in the ways by which they may protect their children from illness and disease. 4 A well balanced diet is neces- sary for normal growth and de- velopment. At certain ages chil- dren must have included in their diet foods containing the neces- sary elements for proper nturi- tion. At the clinic, the mothers may learn what foods are necessary in the diets of the infants and Pi } iated Boards of Trade Chess Column The Chess Club meets every Thurs- day evening at the Canadian Legion Rooms on Browning Street. Visitors are always welcome. PROBLEM TOURNEY A problem will appear in this column every week, and anyone is eligible to enter the tourney; there is no entrance fee. Solutions should be sent to P.O. Box 475, Haileybury within two weeks of the date of the problem appearing. In two-moye problems, only the key move need be given; in three-movers, essential variations must also be sub- mitted. Scoring will be as follows: two points for a two-mover, and five points for a three-mover; points will be deducted from the latter for incor- rect or missing variations (up to three points) at the discretion of the judge. The tourney will be run on the Ladder principle, fifty points being the top of the ladder. In addition, a prize will be awarded to the competitor scoring most points between now and June Ist, 1933. The scores will be published from time to time during the tourney in this col- umn. Competitors may enter under noms-de-plume, if they so desire. Here is the first problem,' to which solutions must reach the judge by No- vember 10th, before the publication of No. 1 (WARTON) Black Y a Boe wt BA if Weee7 26 ef White WHITE: K on KR4, Q on Q3, B on QRS and KB2. BLACK: K on K3, R on KS, Ps on White to move and mate in two. END GAME: Whitfield v. Schneider. The Haileyburian of that day. | aa @ HZ 7 ee ew Bs @ ww aoe KKt6, Kts on KR7 and QKt7, Ps on QR3, K2, KB6, KR4. From the position published -last week, the game continued as follows: 29. R-Kt7 ch K-RI. 30. R (Ktl) -t K6 QxR (Kt 7). 931. RxQ-- KxR. © ey +e 32. QxKt K-R3 33. Q-B6 ch KxP. , 34. B-Q1 mate. North Cobalt Public School Report for October Names in order of merit Sr. IV--Lorne Treen, Dora Heggart, Norah Bell, Robert Hume, Ruth Dra- per, Buster MacDonnell, Mabel Peter- son, Sidney Fenton, Arnold Wilson, Agnes MacAnaul, Floyd Davis, Edwin Clark. Jr. IV--Rose Hubbard, Gordon Hel- lens, Nora McPherson, Francis Mc- Millan, Beckie Prescott, Hilda Whitney Sr. I11J--Annabelle Stewart, Shirley Stoughton, Margaret Treen, Hector Fleury, Margaret Stewart, Findlay Stewart, Arnold Fairhurst, Irma Mc- Grath, William Barker, Mabel Davis, Margaret Brown, Albert Hellens. C. E. WILTON, Principal. III Class--Ralph Crooks, Jack Whit- ney, Ruth Bell, Russell Crooks, Paul McMillan, aJck Stewart, Dick Fenton, Ivor Hubbard, Mary Dunn. II Class--Herbert McGrath, Leslie Warren, Florence Bush, Jean Stewart. I Class--Norman MacAnaul, Flor- ence Fleury, Etta Hume, Basil Treen, Margaret McMillan, Eric Davis, Bob- bie Dods, Hazel Molyneaux, Marjorie Bush, Carrie Brown, Gerald Heggart. M. MOFFATT, Teacher Jr. First -- Bonnie Warren, Pearl Smith, Rudolph Jacobson, James Mac- Pherson, Bertha Neill, Clarence Neill, Joyce Towie (abs.) Sr. Primer--Audrey MacMillan, For- rest Larrett, Raymond Neddo, Vincent Childs, Leona Fairhurst, William Neddo Jr. Primer -- Richard Fleury, Leo Sino, Howard Stoughton, Marjorie Hellens, Orville Shaver, Pearl Barrow, Lenora MacPherson, Alfred Fleury, Larry Jacobs, Elymer Neddo, Wilbert Neddo, Roland MacPherson, Melvina Neill (abs.), Lenard Towie (abs.) WILMA M. CHESTER, Teacher children and also learn what foods it is not advisable to give them. ~ Literature and _ information dealing with child life and book- lets on general household prob- lems are available at the clinic. Mothers of infants and pre- school.children are invited to visit the clinic. The public health nurse will be glad to welcome any others who may be interest- ed in the work of the clinic, and in the promotion of health. i Radio Column Conducted by Edgar O. Thorpe Queries are invited and will be answered in this column Dr. Ettore Bellini, born in 1876, was chief electrical engineer to the Italian Navy, and chief of the Naval Electri- cal Laboratory at Venice. Belline was joint inventor with Captain Tosi of an instrument known as the radiogonio- meter. This device was used in find- ing the direction of transmitted radio signals. Dr. Louis Cohen was born in Russia in 1876. He came to the United States a few years later. He is noted for his formulae and tables for the calculation of alternating current problems. He has also evolyed many formulas for the measurement of inductance and capacity. A German radio engineer and inven- tor, Rudolph Goldschmidt, was born in 1876. In 1912 he invented one of the first practical alternators for generat- ing high frequency currents suitable for continuous wave radio transmis- sion.. This alternator now bears his name. He established two large wire- less stations at Eilvesen in the prov- ince of Hanover and at Tuckerton, N.J. for communication between Germany and America. Edgar Marchant, a British radio ex- pert, born in 1876, was for some time closely related with W. Duddell. This association brought about the develop- ment of the oscillograph. He is also credited with a number of radio ventions. (to be continued.) 2 QUESTIONS 7? Ques.--What is the location, frequ- ency and power of station XER and XED in Mexico--L.M., Cobalt. Ans. Station XER located at Villa Cuna and operates with 75,000 watts on an assigned frequency of 735 kilo-cycles. Station XED is located in Raynosa and operates on 1030 kilo-cycles with 10,000 watts. in- is In The Supreme Court of Ontario In the Matter of the Mechanic's Lien Act, and In the Matter of the Mining Act of Ontario. Between : MICHAEL JOSEPH GAFFNEY, Plaintiff -- . eand-- = COBALT Defendant ; Pursuant to the judgment made in this cause and bearing date the 10th day of March, 1932, there will be sold with the approbation of. Herny Hart- man, Esquire, Master of this Court at Haileybury, by George Caldbick, auc- tioneer, at the office of the Sheriff of the District of Temiskaming, at the Court House, Haileypury, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Saturday, the 12th day of 'November, 1932, the following lands and premises: Claims 591, 1770 and 417 in the Township of Coleman in the District of Temiskaming and claim number in the Township of Bucke in the Dist- rict of Temiskaming, more particularly described as: Parcel 3810 as registered in the office of Land Titles at Haileybury, Ontario, Nipissing North Division, and being composed 'cf the east half of the north- west quarter of the north half of lot number one in the sixth concession of the Township of Coleman, District of Temiskaming and Province of Ontario. Parcel 2984, in the register for Nip- issing North Division registered in the Office of Land Titles at Haileybury, Ontario, and being composed of the west half of the north east quarter of the north half of lot one, concession six in the Township of Coleman, Dist- rict of Temiskaming, and Province of Ontario. . Parcel 4758, in the Register for Nip- issing North Division registered in the Office of Land. Titles, Haileybury, On- tario, and being composed of the east half of the north east quarter of the north half of lot one, sixth concession of the Township of Coleman, in_the District of Temiskaming, and the Pro- vince of Ontario. Parcel 3814, in the Register for Nip- issing North Division, registered in the Office of Land Titles, Haileybury, On- tario, and being composed of the south east quarter of the south half of lot 12, in the first concession, in the Township of Bucke, in the District of Temiska- ming, and Province of Ontario. The said lands are known as the Cobalt Century Mines Limited and consist of approximately 100 acres (centred between the Contact Mine and the O'Brien Mine Cross Lake). On the said property three buildings have been erected, three shafts sunk and approximately $50,000.00 spent in de- velopment work. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid which has been fixed by the said Master. Ten per cent. of the purchase money shall be paid in cash at the time of the said sale and the balance in thirty days at five per cent. interest. In all other respects the terms and conditions of sale will be standing con- ditions of the Supreme Court of On- tario. Further particulars can be had from F.'L. SMILEY, K.C., Haileybury, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. 7 Dated at Haifeybury, this 17th da: of October, 1932. _ ; CENTURY MINES. '| LIMITED A Debate Hydro Power in North (Continued from Page 1) thus made possible some valuable e| advertising of the North Country there. The railway had paid all the expenses, Mr. Wright said, and the meeting accorded both a hearty vote of thanks for this service. The question of the place of the next meeting, which will be the annual session in Februarv next, was left to the executive, and the delegates retired to the New Liskeard curling rink, where a dinner was tendered by the New Liskeard Board. At the banquet Henry O'Grady in the absence of the president of the local Board, and W. H. Walter, acting mayor, welcomed the visitors, the toast to whom was proposed by the latter and responded to by C. W. Wright of Englehart. Mr. Wright gave some amusing instances of how he had spread the gospel of the North while at the Toronto exhi- bition and the ridiculous questions that had been asked, even by peo- ple of Ontario, and concluded with an invitation to all present to attend the opening of the new bridge at Englehart on Novem- ber 2nd. Wes. McKnight, a _ pioneer member of the Boards of Trade, proposed a toast to the Associat- ed Boards, which was responded to by the president, W. O. Lang- don. Mr. McKnight gave an in- teresting sketch of the founding of the first Board of Trade. in the North, at New Liskeard in 1903, which was composed of men of Cobalt, Haileybury and New Liskeard. Mr. Langdon. gave a short outline of the work of the Association during the past few years and the importance of the projects that were now under consideration. It would be a cal- amity for the North Country, he said, if the Association were to be disbanded, a, step that had been suggested from some quar- ters. Other speakers included H. Darling ,president of the Engle- hart Board, O. J. Thorpe, presi- dent of the Haileybury Board, A. E. Stephenson, editor of The New Liskeard Speaker, who pro- jg NOTICE OF EXPROPRIATION _ OF LAND Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of Section: 12, Chapter 36, of the Northern Development Act, R.S.O. 1927, and Section 17, Chapter 52, of the Public Works Act, R.S.O. 1927, a par- cel of land containing 0.06 acre, known as Parcel 660, Part of Lot B, in Broken Lot 3, Concession VI, Township of Coleman, District of Temiskaming, has been epxropriated by the Honourable, the Minister, charged with the adminis- tration of the Department of Northern Development, Ontario, for the purpose of constructing a revision of the Fer- guson Highway in the Township of Coleman, Plan and description of the above mentioned parcel was registered in the Land Titles Office at Haileybury, on the 13th day of October, 1932, Notice is hereby given that all par- ties having claim to compensation in respect of the land so expropriated must file such claim with the Depart- ment of Northern Development at To- ronto, within six months 'from the date of registration of the plan and descrip- tion expropriating the land. Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of October, 1932. Cc. H. FULLERTON, Deputy Minister, Department of Northern Development 30-3-c posed a toast to the districts of Temiskaming and Cochrane, and Dr. E. F. Armstrong, Cobalt, who responded. The final address was given by G. A. MacDonald, editor of the Porcupine Advance, who emphasized the fact that the newspapers of the North were always doing their share towards promoting the public welfare: A. J. Kennedy, M.L.A., who was to have been a speaker at the banquet, was prevented from being present through illness. a National Rail ys Earnings The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways for the week ending October 21st, 1932, were $3,258,697, as compared with $3,921,853 for the cor- responding period of 1931, a decrease of $663,156. NOTICE OF SALE OF MOTOR CAR NOTICE is hereby given that unless the owner of a 6-cylinder Oldsmobile Sedan, 1927 model, Serial No. 15575, Motor No. 30E, Engine No. E38890, left in the undersigned garage and against which there is 10 months stor- age charges, together with certain re- pairs made thereon, redeems and pays for same on or 'before the 3rd day ot December, 1932, same will be offered for sale by public auction at, Hailey- bury Garage on December 3rd, 1932, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. DATED at Haileybury this 3rd day of November, 1932. Haileybury Garage, 31-3-c Haileybury, Ontario. Saturday November SER. 0k aes is the last day of this Great Radio Opportunity All New Models New Power New Beauty New Low Prices Amazing Values CANADA NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION, LIMITED Controlling and Operating Northern Ontario Power Company, Limited Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited TOWN OF HAILEYBURY Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List Voters' Lists, 1932, Municipality of Haileybury, District of Temiskaming. NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 7 of The Vot- ers' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Haileybury on the 29th day of October, 1932, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for ir- spection. AND I HEREBY call upon all vot- ers to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law, the last day for ap- peal being the 19th day of November, 1932. 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