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aN Lf THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1936 dees HAILEYBUORIAN Page 5 Big Picnic Held By Anglers was Great Success Fine Weather Favors Fish and Game Association Annual Outing at Mowatt's The picnic of the Temiskaming Fish and Game Protective Asso- ciation, held Sunday, August 16th was a very successful event and judging from the amount of fish, aveiners and camp beans consum- ed everyone enjoyed themselves from at least a table standpoint. The cooking was well looked after by Mr. Alof Carlson, assist- ed by Mr. Fred Saxton, and the common expression from the ladies was "That fish is just mar- vellous; will you tell me how to cock it that way." The Association wishes to thank all those who assisted in making the picnic a success. The following firms kindly do- nated prizes which were greatly appreciated: Geo. Taylor Hard- ware, ak R. Woods, Binkley Mo- tors, *Maguire's Garage, Arm- strong Garage, Bartlett's Auto Electric, Frank Findlay Drug Store, Northern Electric, Cana- dian General Electric, Haileybury Hardware. The first prize in pickerel went to J. A. Ruttan, with a beauty of blue variety, weighing 7% lbs. The first prize in bass was on by Chars. Boyce, with a 3% tb beauty. Olaf Nelson won second for bass with a smaller specimen. The largest catch by weight prize went to J. A. Ruttan. The prize for best pike was taken by Jimmie Keddie. A number of consolation prizes were given for the big ones that got away. The Association has still some eight requisitions for brook trout to put.in this season, as well as wild rice to distribute and any resident who has been overlook- ed by membership canvassers can still obtain their cards from the Secretary, Mr. I. A. Lytle, Hail- eybury. . Spruce Sawfly Found in North Reports State European Species Discovered in Lorrain and Firstbrook Townships The following is a Canadian Press despatch from North Bay to the Ottawa Journal on Mon- day of this week: "Chief Forester W. B. Green- wood said today definite proof has been furnished that the Euro- pean sawfly had invaded the North Bay district. Species of the insect which threatens to destroy -Canada's spruce supply have been found in Fitstbrook "Township/ west of Haileybury, Lorraine Township, near Silver Centre, and McLar- en's Bay, near Temiskaming, One. Roth the European and native sawily are now known 'to be in the district. A few weeks ago, it was thought the native species might have been mistaken for its Evropean counterpart. Officials say it is extremely difficult to dis- tinguish between them and only a miscroscopic examination by per- sons well versed in their charac- teristics can determine the iden- tity. H. S. Fleming, of the entomo- logical branch of the Federal de- partment of Agriculture, is in North Bay studying specimens and the extent of the infestation. It is not believed the native spruce sawfly is as damaging as the European variety." The Department of Agriculture scientists are working at Ottawa and at the new parasite labora- tory in Belleville towards plans for the checking the destructive insects by the means of parasites. It is believed possible to control the sawflies by this means in sec- tions which have not become heavily infested, but the fear is expressed that they may even- tually destroy the whole of the nation's spruce stands. Consistent Advertising in The Haileyburian will Bring Business JOE LOUIS Who again looms as the Dark Menace to the boxing champion, Braddock, as the result of his convincing vic- tory over Jack Sharkey on Tuesday night. Near End of Second Round in Doubles Bowling Event Play inthe second round of the doubles event at the local bowl- ing greens will be completed to- morrow evening, if the weather holds good, and it is planned to commence the third round on Monday night. Games between W. T. Joy, secretary of the club, and Les. McFarlane, and be- tween Mayor O. J. Thorpe and Dr. R.-H. O'Neill are on the sche- dule to start the round. Results of the games during the last week were as follows: Les. McFarlane won from _ his father, J. H. McFarlane; Joy from Auston; Thorpe from Ar- nold (default) ; O'Neill from Rut- tan; Duncan from Hull McCracken won from Gould; Caldbick from Thuerck. A City Residence for a day, a week or tlonger--froma single room with bath to the most sumptuous hosekeeping suite equip- ped with linen, silver and china-- affording every convenience, lux- ury and attendance. Delightful 1 ge recepti r lled restaurant service--that briefly is the distinctive appeal of the Wind- sor Arms. Windsor Arms Hotel 22 St. Thomas Street (Bloor at Bay TORONTO Tel. Ra. 5141-2-3-4 Write tor folder. Local Golf Se There will be the usual fort- nightly dance on Saturday even- ing, August 22nd from 9 until 12. Hostesses for the regular tea next Wednesday afternoon, Aug- ust 26th, will be Mrs. N. J. Ever- ard, Mrs. A. L. Herbert, Miss E. Dunbar, and Miss D. Dwyer. About 50 members were pre- sent for the club luncheon held on Tuesday of this week. Miss Noanie Bagshaw won both the driving and putting competitions. An invitation has been extend- ed to the ladies from the ladies of Iroquois Falls Club to attend the field day at the Falls on Friday. Any members intending to go'will please get in touch with the Cap- tain, Miss N. Bagshaw. The final of the Taylor Cup (Mixed Doubles) will be played off next Wednesday afternoon, August 26th, at 2 o'clock. The return game for the San- ders Cup, between North Bay and Haileybury will be played over the loca Ilcourse on Sunday next, August .23rd. The Bay golfers enjoy a lead as a result of the games there in July, but the con- test is far from being decided. JACK SHARKEY x. 3 Knocked out in the third round of his comeback fight with Joe Louis on Tuesday night, Sharkey will hardly be heard from again in the boxing ring. Children's Shelter Helped From Proceeds of Bazaar The Children's Shelter was benefitted to the extent of one dollar as a result of a bazaar held by several small children, who do not forget their less fortunate companions. The event was held on Saturday last, August 15th, and those taking part were Glwyn McLaren, Jack Lettner, Etta Hume, Wilma McAulay and Neil McAulay. Lit _ a aa EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD FRIDAY and SATURDAY With Paul Muni, Josephine about, says Film Daily. The Story of Louis Pasteur "Blazes a new trail in pictures. August 21st and 22nd Hutchinson, Anita Louise. Something to cheer MONDAY and TUESDAY "RIFFRAFF" With Jean Harlow, Spencer Tracy and Una Merkel August 24th and 25th WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "A Message to Garcia" With Wallace Beery, Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Alan Hale, Mona Barrie and Herbert Mundin. August 26th and 27th | | | | | | | | | BSiie S| | a | ----------_ COMING NEXT. "THE BRIDE COMES HOME" : "DANTE'S INFERNO" "PETRIFIED FOR- | | | | | -|COPPER MEDAL FROM COLLEE IN MICHIGAN FOUND IN HATEEYBURY. A medal struck by the Michi- gan College of Mines a quarter of a century ago this month was unearthed recently by Geo. M. George, guard at the district jail here, who with a number of men was making some improvements at the rear of the Memorial Plot on Main Street. The medal is one struck to commemorate the quarter-centennial celebration and alumni reunion of the college, held at Houghton, Mich., August 8,9.10, and 11, 1911. It is com- posed of copper, the metal for which the Upper Peninsula of Michigan has been famous for many years, and is still almost perfect. When Mr. George found the | relic he thought it might have belonged to the late M. B. Grover who, for some years following the big fire of 1922 lived imme- diately. south of the Memorial Plot. Mr. Grover came to this district from the Michigan min- ing fields. The medal is now at the office of The Haileyburian and may be seen by anyone in- terested. One of our friends in the mining industry informs us that Harry Sparks and M. C. H. Little are both graduates of the Michigan College, and that the former attended the second alum- ni celebration at Houghton last week. 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