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i | { ' | THURSDAY, JULY 16th, 1936 / an Yel 12 HAILEYBURIAN Page 5 -- Visiting Golfers Win Prizes on Tuesday Here 'Large Number Take Part in the Events Staged at Golf Club by Ladies' Section A large number of visiting and local golfers took part in the field day staged by the ladies sec- tion of the local Golf Club on Tuesday of this week, when play- 'ers from Timmins, Noranda, Kirkland Lake and North Bay joined with the homesters in a variety of competitions Putting and driving competi- tions were staged in the morning with Mrs. F. N. McNally, North Bay, winning the driving and Mrs. E. W. Todd, Kirkland Lake, runner-up. Mrs. A. G. Kirkpat- rick, Haileybury, won the put- ting event. There were over one hundred Jadies assembled for the luncheon which followed, and a very en- joyable social visit was participa- ted in. After the luncheon a nine-hole round was played, with Mrs. J. Stokes, Kirkland' Lake the prize winner. Mrs. McGregor, Noran- da. was the runner-up. Three local players tied on the round, Miss Betty Connell, Miss Tola McDonell and- Miss Mar- gare Dunbar. The ladies are to be congrau- Jated on the great success of the day, and the visitors all expressed their appreciation of the hospi- tality extended and their pleasure at the condition of the course. FIREWORKS DISPLAY, BAND, ORCHESTRA TO BE FEATURES OF PROGRAM The Rotary water sports day this year, to be held on July 29th, will have an added feature in the form of a big display of fireworks in the evening, according to Ro- tarian J.W. Rose, who has charge of that part of the program. At the club meeting on Monday Mr. Rose told the members that the fireworks, a special selection made up by the manufacturers, would occupy some 45 minutes after dark. The rockets, etc., will be set off at the east end of the breakwater where all may have a good view. Another attraction this year will be a band-orchestra, which is coming from North Bay. They will play during the afternoon and in the evening will provide the music for the dance to be held on the wharf. It is expected that a team of expert swimmers from Camp Cochrane, Temagami, will again give an exhibition while the general program of events will follow closely that of last year. although a race for out- board motorboats will be added and a canoe tilting event will be substituted for the canoe race. Supply Berry Baskets At Reasonable Prices Toy those of the unemployed whe want to make a few dollars by picking blueberries for sale goes the information that a sup- ply of baskets, handles, covers, etc., can be secured in any quan- tities. from W. Bradley at the local express office. The prices are reasonable, in fact there will 'be no money made on their sale, and pickers are reminded that a nice new basket, properly filled and securely covered, can be sold much more readily than if they are carelessly and improperly packed. Commence Ghent Half of Softball Schedule Tonight The Easy Aces and the Lazy Nine will open the second half of the softball tonight, and on Morday night the Town will meet the Aces. The complete list of games will be published next week. A few changes have been made in the personnel of the teams and these. also, will be announced in the next issue. 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- A CANADIAN HOPE Phyllis Dewar, born in Moose Jaw, now resident in Vancou- ver, one of the greatest nat- ural swimmers ever develop- First Round in Herbert Trophy Played Sunday Gold Camp Galfers Have Nice Margin for Return Match on August 30th Kirkland Lake golfers have a nice margin of 22 points to work on when they play the return half in the new A. L. Herbert Trophy matches, here on August 30th, as the result of games played in the gold camp on Sunday last. Sixteen local club wielders took the fairways against a like number of Kirklanders, and after the heat of battle had subsided it was found that the homesters had amassed 34 points to Hailey- bury's 12. There was one point awarded for each nine holes, and one for aggregate, and the same method on the return games will CLEVER SWIMMER Bob Pirie of Toronto climax- ed the Canadian Olympic swimming trials at Montreal by setting a new 220-yard free style record for men. It ed in Canada, is one of the Dominion's chief hopes at the forthcoming Olympic Games. She was a double winner for ; : Canada at the British Empire |SU"day matches : edualice ea Te ee Games two years ago, and |KIRKLAND HAILEYBURY : also swam in the winning re- | Watson -----~ (0) Witter: += 3 ° 5 E lay team. Ramsay ------ 6) IDie Isyeyn == og) Pezion Pension Official McDonald ---0 Holmgren .---3 Il; Cannot Travel North e e |Grisdale _____ Om Gouldg= === 0 : L Fl é Brydge ------- 3 Cumming -----0} H. Wyse, pension official for If N Moddh-ss2 22 2 Sutherland ---1}the Canadian Legion, who was OC 0 otes Doggett ----- 2 Everard .---__ O\to have held sittings in Hailey- e Hawley --_-- 3. Seymour ----~ bury next week, has been taken ~__|McChesney --1 Ferguson ----2/ill and will not be able to make Tea hostesses for next week at|/Rogers ------3 Klein ___----- the trip north, according to word the Wednesday afternoon func-| Riddle .------ 2 Sadler ------~ 0| received by Jas. Reavell, secre- tion will be Mrs. Strong, Mrs.|Haine -____- 1 Kirkpatrick --2\tary of the local branch. His | Jemmett, Mrs. Ferrier and Miss M. Dunbar. Hotchkin ----3 Lowery .-----' - 5 Clark See baniectee== The second round of the Tay-| Brookes -----3 Tomney .----~ lor Cup, Mixed Doubles, will be 34 We played next Wednesday after- determine the resting the trophy for the year. Following are the scores of the Whitman -----2 place Hendricks .---1 of was his third record in four attempts. He broke the 220, 440 and mile records, and place will be taken by a Mr. Neal of the Department of Pensions 0 and National Health at Ottawa, and all cases previously listed 2 will be dealt with. noon, July 22nd, and it is expect- ed that quite a large number will participate. Sixteen players from the No- randa Club will pay a friendly visit to the Haileybury Club on Sunday next. They will arrive early and local players are asked to be on hand ready to tee off at 9.15. The eighteen-hole round will be followed by luncheon at Hotel Haileybury, and will be completed in time for the recep- tion to His Honor Lieutenant- Governor Dr. Herbert -A. Bruce and party. In the second round of the Captain's Event, played on Sun- day and Wednesday of this week Miss M. Briden. qualified in wae ladies' section, while Messers. S. J. Mason, D. E. Sutherland and N. J. Everard qualified for the September play-off. Bowlers Now Playing in McFarlane Competition Eleven rinks are playing this week in the J. H. McFarlane competition at the local bowling greens with considerable interest being shown in the games, es- pecially since the weather got a little cooler. The greens are in fine shape. Next Monday a start will be made on the J. L. Maltby Memo- rial, a singles contest which is to be completed on August 29th. MRS. ROCKEFELLER AND DAUGHTER Two seldom-photographed celebrities were caught by the camera at Versailles, France, when Mrs. Abby Rockefeller Milton, left, and her mother, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. Jr., visited the famous Versailles chateau. Restoration of the his- toric structure was completed recently with $2,333,333 of the Rockefeller money. There are 11 groups in the draw, |~ each man to play the other ten the season, with the group win- ners to play off for the trophy. This plan has superseded the former arrangement of monthly contests. Score cards are being furnished the players, to be turn- ed in when all games have been played. at times to be arranged during | Proceeds of Street Fair Found Very Satisfactory At the regular monthly meet- ing of Haileybury Chapter I.0.D. E., held on Monday, July 13th, the proceeds received from the street fair were reported and were considered "very satisfactory" by the ladies, who wish to express their sincere thanks for the co- operation of the public in this way. ? Several new members were welcomed to the Chapter, which is carrying on a splendid com- munity service in Haileybury. Temagami led all the North Country for heat on Monday, when the thermometer at the T. &N.O. station registered 105 de- grees. : : The Angler's Prayer Lord give me grace to catch a fish So big that even I, When talking of it afterwards, May never need to lie. BSS SS SSS SS] SSS] BARGAIN COACH EXCURSION Children 5 years of age and under 12, when accompanied by guardian, --Half Fare. Tickets good in Coaches Only -- No Baggage Checked. --FROM-- T. & N.O. and N.C.R. STATIONS Via North Bay and C.N. 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