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2 i 7 ) ms i ' al. q { } H wm | a i a. i 4 eA i oS } } \ *) MHAURSDAY, JUNE 25th; 1936 agile RieAne i YBURIAN Page 5 Give Trophy to Bowling Club in Father's Memory Sons of Late John L. Maltby Provide Prize for Singles; Monthly Contests A new trophy will be presented this season to the Haileybury Lawn Bowling Club by the sons of the late John L. Maltby, the club executive learned at a meet- ing this week. Mr. Maltby wasa charter member of the club, an enthusiastic bowler and the win- ner of the first singles competi- tion held after the formation of the club a few years ago. The new trophy will be for annual 'competition in aseries of singles 'contests played over the period June to September. Each month a round will be completed and the four winners will play off for the trophy at the close of the sea- son. In accepting the trophy, the executive decided to provide an individual prize to each month's winner, together with a replica of the original trophy to the winner of the final. All members of the club are being included in a draw and they will be notified of the dates of their games, which must be played on the date set or pre- viously. Games will be 12 ends, with the semi-finals and final 14 ends, and players are urged to arrange for a referee. The first round of the prelimi- nary competition has been com- pleted, with the following results: Austin won from Duncan; Hartman from Joy; Fleming from Hayward; Caldbick from: Hull; No Truth in Report That Mrs. Dionne in Haileybury A story to the effect that Mrs. Oliva Dionne, mother of the fam- ed quintuplets, had come to Hail- eybury "as a place of seclusion during the expected birth of her 12th child," which was published in some of the daily papers on Thursday last, had no foundation in fact. It was stated that she was to be a patient of Dr. J. A. H. Joyal here, but on enquiring of him The Haileyburian learned that there was no truth in the story. Dr. Joyal said that it was the first he had heard of it and| he concluded that the reporters had got his name mixed with that of his brother, Dr. I. Joyal, of North-Bay. e According to the North Bay Nugget on Friday, the story ori- ginated from a trip Mr. Dionne made up the Ferguson Highway to procure a dog. HEAD OF BUS COMPANY RETURNS COMPLIMENT TO BOARD OF TRADE The secretary of the local Board of Trade has received the following letter this week, in re- sponse to a resolution passed by the Board at a recent meeting: Haileybury, Ont., June 24, 1936 Dear Sir: Allow me to express to you and to the Haileybury Board of Trade my appreciation for t he very kind words in the resolution passed at the recent meeting ex- pressing satisfaction with the operation of the bus service. It is, indeed, very gratifying te me to know that the buses are giving good service and satisfac- tion to the general public. In the past I have made every effort to co-operate with all public bodies as well as individuals by giving the maximum service with a min- imum charge and in future I shall continue to do everything in my power to merit your approval. Yours very truly, N. D. McISAAC SOFTBALL SCHEDULE JUNE . 25th--Easy Aces vs. Town 29th--Town vs. Lazy Nine WIE, 2nd--Easy Aces vs. Lazy Nine 6th--Town vs. Easy Aces 9th--Lazy Nine vs. Town Players registered by the three teams are as follows: Town Fathers--H. Hutchins, W. Bagshaw, J. Pipe, J. Stuckey, Or- ville Burns, H. Davis, J. Perrier, C. McFadyen, J. Renaud Easy Aces--Bob. McVittie, B. Hume, L. Amyot, G. Lee, J. Blair, C. Belland, J. McVittie, J. Valen- tone, W. Fleming. Lazy Nine--E. Short, C. Gro- 'zelle, F. Best, E. St. Louis, Percy _Grozelle, D. Moriarity, G. Proc- tor, A. Mclsaac, L. Day. _ CLEVER OUTFIELDER Tom Oliver, of the Toronto Maple Leafs, is one of the best centre fielders in the In- ternational League. Here we see him in typical batting at- titude--he can hit the ball hard too--which is a great asset to the "fighting" team. Mining Men Contribute to Cost of Swimming Cl Town and Lazy Nine Are. Winners in Softball Games Thursday night's softball lea- gue fixture was won by the Town Fathers, who defeated the Lazy Nine in a close game. The score was 18 to 16. On Monday night the Lazy Nine piled up an 18 to 5 count against the Easy Aces, the latter team being at the bottom of the ladder, with a record of three losses. from the local league played a team from Cobalt on the local diamond, winning by seven runs to six. There was a pretty good crowd present and considerable interest in the first inter-town clash of the season. U d Mine B s Burned! Near Latchford "1a: The boiler room and compressor house at the old Crescent Silver mine, eight miles up the Montreal River from Latchford, were de- stroyed by fire last week. The cause is unknown, but it is thought that lightning may have started the blaze. The property has been idle for the past 10 years and apparently there was no one there at the time of the fire. The machinery in the buildings is said to have been ruined. Robert Hetherington was fatal- ly burned in a fire in a radio shop at Kirkland Lake on Friday last, which started from gasoline used in washing clothes. ) lin September. Keith Kirkpatrick| made with the Captain, H. A. ! jand H. A. Seymour qualified for|Seymour as soon as possible. Local Golf Notes |the men's section. ol oa ¢ | The first round of the Taylor Cup (Mixed Doubles) was play- ed on Tuesday afternoon, with nine couples participating. Miss} Iola McDonnell and Keith Kirk- patrick had low net score of 69, and qualify for the final to be played on August 26th, against Tuesday evening a pickedteam!the winners of the July 22nd round. Following are the com- plete gross and net scores of Tuesday's round: Miss McDonnell and K. Kirkpatrick____ 98 29 69 Miss Bagshaw and W. EB. Holmgren== 91= 16 75 Mrs. Cumming and R. D. Cumming__- 104 23 81 Mrs. R. P. Teare and Dra Re @yleyonies= 1107 Miss Briden and 21 HA: Seymour === 107° 21 86 Mrs. D. Millar and S) Jo Wacom 235 108 20 88 Miss D. Dwyer and L. H. Ferguson -- 119 29 90 Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Jes, Gomi 105 12 93 Miss A. Beaton and Beaver Llaaisone==lZ5N 30895 First round qualification in the Captains' Event was played Sat- urday, June 13th and Wednesday, June 17th, resulting in Mrs. R. P. Teare, Mrs. A. G. Kirkpatrick and Miss N. Bagshaw becoming eligible for the finals to be played 5S Two mining men familiar with the advantages of being able to swim have contributed substan- tially towards the cost of the swimming classes to be held at the local bathing beach this sum- mer. J. W. Morrison and Louis Cohen are the generous-minded men and each contributed the sum of $50 to the cause, it was announced by Rotarian R. D. Cumming at the weekly meeting of the service club on Monday. With the amount previously ap- propriated from the club's funds, this will make it possible to keep an instructor for the whole of the summer holidays, so that there is no need for any child in Hailey- bury to go without the very valu- able teaching which has been a feature of Rotary's public service for several years past. The classes will open on Mon- day, July 6th. Masonic Orderita Hold Church Parade Next Sunday Members of Haileybury Mason- ic Lodge will hold their annual church parade on Sunday next, June 28th, when they will meet in the Temple on Main Street at 10.30 a.m. and march to St. Paul's Church for the 11 o'clock service. Rev. Richard Haines, rector of St. Paul's will conduct the ser- vice and all visiting brethren of the Order are invited to attend. In a single day, for the manu- facture of newsprint only, Cana- da uses wood from over two square miles of timberland, and produces newsprint sufficient to cover over 70 square miles. POPULAR Lee Handley is no stranger to the Toronto baseball fans, and his return to the Maple Leaf line-up was hailed with general satisfaction. Here we see Handley ready to slug BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL CARDS Gk Wher nee BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Bank of Nova Scotia Building HAILEYBURY, ONT. PHONE 360 Dr. W. R. Somerville DENTIST Bank of Nova Scotia Building Haileybury Main % Ferguson Life, Heaith, Accident, Fire Automobile K. M. Stephen, c.L. vu. ' INSURANCE The Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada The General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada Several First Class Fire Companies 60 Browning St. HAILEYBURY Phone 322 Jack Ryder PLUMBING, HEATING and REPAIRING Phone 33 Your Complete Satisfaction is My Guaranter Dr. R. H. 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