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-assizes here THURS., OCTOBER 22nd, 1936 Tb et le HAILEYBURIJAN New Aeroplane Here En Route to Mining District 'Contracting Firm Expanding to Western Section Secures Big Flying Craft One of the finest aeroplanes that has called at the local airport for some time was a new machine which landed on Sunday evening and was handed over to Hennes- sy and Hennessy, local contract- ing firm who have extended their activities into the western section of the Ontario mining fields. The new machine is piloted by Cap- tain Leigh Capreol, well known throughout the Dominion, and hhas been taken to Hudson for the carrying of freight and pas- sengers into Patricia district. The Hennessy brothers haye re- cently taken a contract for build- ing a road from Doghole Bay, on Lake St. Joseph to Patricia and -will use the plane in their opera- tions there. The machine is a new Norse- aman, built by the Noorduyn Air- craft Limited in Montreal, and has had a few trial flights only, including one to Rouyn and back to the city. From Montreal it was flown to Toronto and from there to Haileybury on Sunday afternoon, the trip occupying two and one-half hours. It has room for ten passengers, and will carry a ton of freight under good flying conditions, it is claimed. The tanks hold 105 gallons of gasoline, sufficient for five hours at a stretch, and it has a cruising speed of 125 miles per hour. The new plane is silver colored and presents a striking appear- ance in the air. A good many local residents had a view of it while in the airport, which pre-) sented a busy aspect on Monday,| with three planes in at once. The other two were Dominion Sky-| ways machines, one of them the regular plane operating between, here and Mud Lake and the other| making a special call from the, base at Rouyn. Conservative Leader to | Visit North in Near Future} Hon. Earl Rowe, leader of the! Conservative party in Ontario. will be in the North Country for, a speaking tour at an early date and will cover the greater part of; the territory along the T. & N.O.} RaRiiway, it is announced. Mr. | Rowe will arrive in Sudbury on INSIDE WING OF VARSITY BLUES Frank Sidevan, second year dental student, who has won a starting position with the Varsity Seniors. HAILEYBURY INCLUDED H IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF | PROSPECTORS' CLASSES Haileybury is included in the list of points where prospectors', classes will be held during the! fall and winter, according to an|Caldbick, took two of the junior | announcement made lest week by! members, Ray Howey and Adam| of Keddie into camp after a tough Hon. Paul Leduc, Minister Mines. This town ws 'eft off the list last year. There have beer classes held already in some Eastern Ontario took fresh heart and, by making' pe every bowl count in one end over-| towns, North Brook, Arden. Ma-; doc and Pembroke, in the neigh-) borhood of which some gold dis-| coveries made in the past have been the cause of new activity. | Other points where classes) will be held are listed as follows :| Ottawa, October 30; "Hamilton | November 9; Fort Frances, Jan-! uary 5; Kenora January 14; Dry-| den, January 24; Fort \Villiam.' Febrvary 2; Port Arthur, Febru-; ary 11; Sioux Lookout, February; 22; Hearst, March 8; Hawk Jct., Honors Go To Seniors in Youth Against Age Match Honors went to the seniors ina "youth against age' match at the local bowling greens on Monday, when two of the originals of the club, J. H. McFarlane and Geo. struggle. At one stage of the 'game it looked just too bad for 'the old men, with the count 10-0 4, against them, but they evidently came the lead and finally emerged with the long end of a 17-16 score. It is claimed that this was [the first time in the history of the} club that an eight-end was scored in a doubles match. The playing season has been over for some weeks, but a few of the devotees can still play the odd game which the weather is| suitable. "Good will to men." the keynote for this That is Christmas October 27th and will go by the March 19. Also at Toronto start-|season. In no better way can you air route from there to Kapus-|%g January 4, Sault Ste Marie,'show your good will to mankind; kasing, making stops at various|anuary 14; Sudbury, January than by purchasing Christmas| 4; Seals generously and_ pasting} points on the return trip. He will! speak in Timmins on November) 2nd and in Kirkland Lake on the} 3rd, according to an outline © of} his tour, coming south to New| Liskeard for meetings there and in Cobalt on the 5th and 6th. It is expected that he will be,ac- companied by Col. George Drew, former securities. commissioner and the leader's right-hand man. Visiting Newspaper Man Sings Solo in Church Here Jos. B. Lake, editor of the Powassan News, sang a solo in St. Paul's Church here during the morning service last Sunday. Mr. Lake was on a week-end visit to Haileybury, and, as he is an old friend of Rev. Richard Haines, rector of St. Paul's, he was press- ed into service. Sunday was Children's Day in Anglican churches throughout the Dominion, set apart as a day of special effort. in fiving reli- gious training to the young, and the title of Mr. Lake's solo, "My | Task',' was very appropriate. In} his sermon, Mr. Haines spoke from the text, "Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me" and made an appeal to all present to join in the work on behalf of the young people, especially in the Sunday Schools. Insurance Claim Settled At Supreme Court Sitting _-A suit to recover the proceeds of ar insurance policy, brought by W. H. Phillips, former Thorn- loe merchant, was settled be- tween the parties'at the sittings of the Supreme Court here last week. The settlement was for $1,500, which it was stated was about one-half of the amount claimed in the suit. Philips, it will be recalled, was charged with arson following the fire which destroyed his store build- ings and was acquitted at the in December last. The insurance company refused to pay the claim and the suit fol- lowed. Wm. C. Inch, Haileybury barrister, was counsel for Phil- lips on both occasions. 25; Haileybury, February Swastika, February 15 and Math- eson, February 25. them on all your gfit packages and letters. FIRST PLAYER DR the Toronto Maple Leafs last Ramblers of the then Canadian AfTED BY LEAFS Murray Armstrong, young centre player who was drafted by Spring from the Philadelphia -American League. Armstrong who is a/western Canada lad is a product of Lester Patrick's Winnipeg hockey school and played amateur with the New York Rovers last year and was signed by the Ramblers at the close of the season. He is at Gilt with the rest of the Leaf squad now for training purposes. Curlers Will Gather for " | Annual Meeting Tonight | The annual meeting of the Haileybury Curling Club will be! held this evening, notices to this effect having been mailed to the| members early in the week. al gathering will take place in Hotel Haileybury and the busi-| ness, according to the notice, will include the election of officers for the coming season. Jas. E. Grant president of the club will preside at tonight's meeting, and it is ex- pected that there will be a large number of players and intending players present to discuss plans Recent cold weather has warned} of the near approach of the curl- ing season and there should be considerable activity from now on. TOWN OF HAILEYBURY Court of Revision NOTICE is hereby given- that the first sittings of the Court of Revision for the purpose of hear- ing and determining appeals against the Assessment Roll for the year 1937, will be heid in the Council Chambers, Ferguson Ay- enue, on Friday, October 30th, 1936, at the hour of 8 p.m. Persons interested will govern themselves accordingly. H. BRIDEN, 30-2c Clerk of the Municipality CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST |POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST |Voters' Lists, 1936, Municipality of the Town of Cobalt, Dist- rict of Temiskaming Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 7 of |The Voters' Lists Act and that I e posted up at my office at |Cobalt, on the 14th day of Octo- r, 1936, the list of all persons| entitled to vote in the said muni-| cipality at municipal elections and |that such list remains there for inspection. | And I héreby call upon all vot- jers to take immediate proceed- lings to have any errors or omis- sions corrected according to law, the last day for appeal being the| 4th day of November, 1936. Dated at the Town of 'Cobalt, |District of Temiskaming this' 14th day of October, 1936. A. W. 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