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ees THURSDAY JULY 9th, 1936 PELE SRE NE ae DE eA EE YsB)U Ri eAEN we . Page 5 Bathing Beach Is Busy Spot at Class Opening '(Children Swarm to Lake Front on Monday; Carl Hutt Again on Instructing Job The local bathing beach was a busy spot on Monday morning when the annual swimming classes, sponsored by the Hailey- bury Rotary Club, were opened byai@dre uth) eibe children swarmed to the lake front, were all registered and given 'the ne- cessary information as to what hours their particular course of instruction would be held and en- joyed a dip and.a romp along the beach. The classes began regu- larly on Tuesday and will be car- tied along during the school holi- days. The schedule is the same as last year and from all appearances the classes will be just as popular as they have been in the past. © cece ce Local Golf Notes New work on the local golf course has increased the yardage from 2667 to 2800 yards this sea- son, and the course will be in tip-top shape for the Northern Ontario Golf Association title play the first week of August. The new green at No. 5 will be fit for play in a couple of weeks, and some of the club swingers are-already trying out the new tee which brings No. 6 to the 573 mark in yardage. Greenskeeper Homewood and his men have been very busy this spring and summer preparing for the sea- son's big event, and it will not be their fault if the course is not in grand shape for the great num- ber of players expected on Au- gust 6th, 7th and 8th. The second round of the Cap- tain's Event will be played * on PERRY "BLASTS" VON CRAMM OUT OF TITLE |club are asked to be on hand for the games. It is hoped to have all players out. for the tourney, be| Which is the first that has been ._jarranged this season. Games : Lakeview will commence on Saturday af- Park this week-end, according to|ternoon and wil continue throug- present plans, and members of the|hout Sunday if the weather is fine Plan Tennis Tournament At Courts for Week-End A tennis tournament will held at the courts at =] ]. SSS SS SSI S]H EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 10th and 11th "Bohemian Gir!' With Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Antonio Moreno MONDAY and TUESDAY July 13th and 14th "Captain January" With SHIRLEY TEMPLE, Guy Kibbee, Slim Summer- ville, June Lang and Buddy Ebsen. Hundreds of Haileybury children Saturday, July 11th and Wednes- haye been taught to swim through day, July -15th. The best card of the medium of these classes and|18 hole consecutive play with parents are urged to take advan-|handicap from either day will be tage of the instruction, which is| credited for qualification for the provided free to all. There is no,final. Will' gentlemen endeavor Matinee on Monday at 2.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY July 15th and 16th "Mr. Deeds Goes To Town" == SS HS 20--S SS. SSS ISS] S555 SS BS SS a er ie red tape, no difficulties of any auey with ladies a at in ae kind. nothing to worry about.| order to encourage further inter- xs an. Simimvend eae We eelaced Ay in Seal aatistes cngnig. Wee With Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur, George Bancroft ee and they will have the benefit of ee. nis eae ion the 1% one of the finest and most healthy | "rst round were Mrs. K. Fr. Leare. COMING NEXT. 15. sports, and learn the art of swim-|Mrs. A. G. Kirkpatrick, Miss N. ase ming, which every child should. |Bagshaw, Keith Kirkpatrick and "STARS OVER BROADWAY" ee The schedule of classes is as|i 4. Seymour. An international match in which England and Germany were "WEST OF THE PECOS" "KLONDIKE ANNIE" ae > follows. represented saw Fred Perry (right), Britain's number one star i Nansen d ee 9 to 10a.m.--Boys and girls! Keith Kirkpatrick and H. A. literaly "blast" Baron von Cromm (left), off the centre court a 1 eh ae ade: g Seymour qualified for the final at Wimbledon. Apparently determined to wipe out the de- : a ie iG 15¢tprdd WSBdy) Bepitnery in the second round of the Presi- iat arene at ane heads of von oar in eae the frp : : . i '\dent's cup played last week-end. renc ampionships, Perry won as he pleased. Von Cramm & 11.30 to 12--Private lessons _ The ees: Hed a net 66, while suffered from muscle strain in the first set of the match. but te 1.30 to 2.30 p.m.--Girl begin-) the Captain totalled 72. Others experts doubt if it made much difference to the outcome. In Re ners. ,.. |in the even scored as follows: N. their estimation Fred Perry was unbeatable 1 2.45 to 3.45--Advanced swim-|j Ryerard, 75; W. Holmgren, 76; mers and ladies. | 4 to 6--Private lessons for adults. SOFTBALL HONORS GO TO TOWN FATHERS IN ~ FIRST HALF SCHEDULE) D. H. Millar, 77; Dr. R. C. Lyon, 79; D. E. Sutherland, 81; H. Bar- Inette, 81; G. Klein, 81; W. E. Sparham 82. Nine-Pound Pickerel is Biggest So Far Reported gest fish of the season, and it appears that he is striving to hold his place at the top of the local anglers. The big one caught this week was a beautiful specimen. |Most of the fishermen who go up the river and to the Mattawapika have been having pretty fair luck this season, but this is the first real big fish that has been re- ported. IN Tae WE ST Keeping up his record for big fish. W. S. Blackwall brought home a nine-pound pickerel on Tuesday evening, which he hook- ed at Pork Rapids, on the Mont- real River. Last year he won the Temiskaming Fish and Game Association's prize for the big- The first of the home-and-home games for the Herbert Trophy 'donated by A. L. Herbert, for be played to complete the first Paly between Kirkland Lake and half of the local softball schedule | Haileybury, will be staged on Bill Bagshaw's 'team, the Town Sunday next at the Kirkland club Fathers, are in first place and and the return will be staged at cannot be beaten. The last game the local course the last Sunday is billed for tonight, when the in August. It is hoped that quite Town faces the Lazy Nine, cap-|4 goodly number will represent tained by Fred Best, but the lat-|the Haileybury club in this new ter has no chance of tying the,€Vent. Those desiring to go up race up. Bill Fleming's Easy, will find an entry form posted at Aces dropped the last two games, | the club house, or just get in one on Thursday night to the)touch with Captain Seymour or Lazy Nine by a score of 22-7, and| Vice-Captain Holmgren and pro- Although one game remains to @ Purity Flour means real economy. It goes farther. Rich in nourishing gluten, it makes bread that rises right up out of the pans--and the most delicious biscuits, cakes, pies and flaky pastry ever baked? NEW LOW Summer Fares the other on Monday when they |claim your willingness to make succumbed to the Town 16-5. Another of the _ inter-town games with Cobalt was played at the latter place on Tuesday night when Haileybury trimmed the! Miners by 14 to 8. The Cobalters | are still a game or two to the good, however. The second half of the local schedule will be drawn up this week-end and when it is complet- ed, the winners will play off for the season's honors. Former ee Player and Haileybury Resident Dead Charles Devlin, a former resi- dent of Haileybury, died at Otta- See. wa hospital on Wednesday of last fee - week, after an illness of some two | years. He was in his 55th year and is survived by his widow and four children. In his early youth Mr. Devlin lived in Haileybury and was well known in hockey circles. A play- er himself, he took an active part in the management of the Hail- eybury hockey team in those days and is well remembered hy many of the local residents. He work- ed in stores here and in Cobalt, but for many years past has re- sided in Ottawa. The annual water sports day of the Haileybury Rotary Club will he held this year on Wednes- day, July 29th. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE ARUIENE ' 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. d Lazy Nine--E. Short, C. Gro- zelle, F. Best, E. St. Louis, Percy 'Grozelle, D. Moriarity, G. Proc- tor, A. MclIsaac, L. Day. ; the trip. The North Bay Nugget reports a great increase in the number of tourists registering at that city, but apparently few of them come further north. BRITISH CHAMPION Helen Jacobs found her form _at Wimbledon, after losing both singles matches in the Wightman Cup games, and won the final of the Women's Singles Championship against Frau Hilda Sperling of Ger- many: PURITY FLOUR Best for all your Baking e cy a different vacation this year. Spend your summer holi- days in Western Canada. Take advantage of the new, reduced summer fares to visit the Prairie Provinces, famous vacation resorts in the Canadian Rockies; and Canada's Evergreen Playground on the Pacific Coast .. . all outdoor sports. Full information from any Ticket Agent. 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