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ee a eC ete ees | Feb. THURS., DECEMBER 17, 1936 Thiel 18 HAILEYBURIAN ---- Asked Bottle Of _ Whisky as Pay for Cold Plunge) River Diving Act Performed by Workman When Machine Slides Off Bridge When Simon Lamoureux, half- breed workman from Honey Har- bor, Ont., dived into the icy waters of the Montreal River late last week in order to facili- tate the rescue of a seven-ton tractor, the only reward he re- quested from his employers was a bottle of whiskey. With the temperature prevailing and a depth of between 16 and 20 feet of water at the point, he probably needed the stimulant after his cold plunge. : The tractor was being driven across a floating bridge, near South Gillies, when the bridge tilted and the machine dropped into the stream. The driver, Paul| Nadeau of Cobalt, got a ducking, but was able to get out before he suffered seriously. Lamoureux volunteered to dive down and tie a cable to the machine in order that it might be pulled out later, and was successful in the first attempt. The tractor is being used by the Francoeur Products, a firm operating a small portable saw- mill for cutting wood in the aréa. It had been taken in from Latch- ford, after crossing the river on the highway bridge, and on its first trip out via the other route| two teams of horses on the bridge at the same time, but they did not! go in and there was no damage| done to the structure, as it simply) tilted and the tractor slid off. NORTH GROUP SENIOR N. O. H. A. SCHEDULE Dec. 15--Toburn at Tekimas | 16--Timmins .at S. Porcupine | 18--W.-Hargreaves at Toburn 18--Lake Shore at Timmins 19--Lake Shore at S. Porcupine 20--Tekimas at Noranda 22--Noranda at Lake Shore 23--S. Porcupine at Timmins. 28--Timmins at S. Porcupine Jan. 2--S. Porcupine at Toburp 3--S. Porcupine at Noranda 5--Lake Shore at W.-Hargreaves 5--Toburn at S. Porcupine 6--Toburn at Timmins. 7--Lake Shore at Tekimas 9--Timmins at W.-Hargreaves 10--Timmins at Noranda 12--Noranda at Tekimas 13--S. Porcupine at Timmins 14--Toburn at W.-Hargreaves 16--S. Porcupine at W.-Hargrea's 17--S. Porcupine at Noranda 19--W.-Hargreaves at Tekimas 20--Lake Shore at Noranda 20--Timmins at S. Porcupine 22--Toburn at Lake Shore 22--Noranda at Timmins 23--Noranda at S. Porcupine 25--Tekimas at Toburn 27--Tekimas at W.-Hargreaves 30--Timmins at Tekimas : 31--Timmins at Noranda 2--Noranda at Toburn. 5--W.-Hargreaves at Lake Shore 5--Tekimas at S. Porcupine 6--Tekimas at Timmins. 7--Toburn at Noranda 9--Noranda at Timmins 10--Noranda at S. Porcupine 12--S. Porcupine at Lake Shore 13--S. Porcupine at Tekimas 14--W.-Hargreaves at Noranda 15--S. Porcupine at Timmins 16--Noranda at W. Hargreaves 19--Timmins at Lake Shore _ 20--Timmins at Toburn! "vh 23--Lake Shore at Tobyrn 24--W.Hargreaves at S. Porcup'e 25--W.-Hargreaves at Timmi! Feb. 1 KING'S NEPHEW PLAYS FOOTBALL Apparently unaware of the crisis concerning King Edward which has worried the British Lascelles, the King's nephew, struggles from scrimmage (top centre) while playing in the Lower Home Cup Final at Eton Empire for weeks, Viscount quest that the boy ran out front of the car and that he had| no chance of stopping in time to} avoid striking him. There had been four boys and a small girl} at the street corner and he had) been watching them as closely as} possible. The place is midway} between two street lights and| rather dark, the evidence showed. | The boy's father and others | who were nearby took the injur-| ed lad to the New Liskeard Hos-| pital, where he died on Saturday | morning at about 5.15. Provin-| cial police headquarters in Hail-| eybury were notified and Inspec- tor F. B. Creasy went to the scene and also attended the in- quest. The driver of the car did} not stop, but soon after reaching} his home he telephoned to Crown| Attorney J. B. Robinson, report- vo half, Herman stated at the in-\ing that he had struck a boy on! before Magistrate Atkinson on in| the highway. | Following the boy's death on|empanelled on nd Saturday, a charge of manslaugh-/after viewing the body at Perrins ter was laid against Herman, who, undertaking parlors, 1 was released on bail of $10,000, to)until Monday, when the enquiry appear for preliminary hearing' was completed. was The jury and, Saturday |Friday morning. adjourned , This is a good time to replace broken Glass in your Car. NEED AN EXTRA KEY ? We Make Every Kind. Also Lock Work, Repairs, Changes, Etc. Let our Mechanics look it over and give you estimates. PROMPT SERVICE HAILEYBURY GARAGE Ferguson Avenue Haileybury | Phone 244 | SPORT NOTES The Junior hockey season will open tomorrow (Friday) evening when the local kids take on the ~the mishap occurred. There were) Liskeard crew in the Farming town. "Pap" Hylands will handle the game. Monday evening will usher in ithe hockey season for Haileybur- ians, when the Senior sextet en- tertain last season's group win- ning Cobalters. The local puck chasers have had a few workouts and look to have some good ma- terial, which might go places. Cobalt claim to Have a better out- fit than last season. The Northern Senior group got under way on Tuesday night, two of Kirkland's four teams tangling and the result was a 6-2 win for Tekimas over Toburn. The lat- ter were without the services of "Yip" Coleman, former Brickville star, whose transfer has not yet been received. : South Porcupine took Timmins into camp last night by a 10-7 count, with goals coming thick and fast. This is South End's third straight triumph over the Gold Miners, coached by Marty Lauder, former pro., but it is the first to count in N.O.H.A. compe- tition, the others being Kenning Cup games. Lake Shore plays at Timmins and Saturday night the same club, coached by our own Bill Brydge, tackles the South End crew, and these two are picked ast he class of the group. Four teams-have been choesn in the local Juvenile group, and they expect to have a workout at the arena on Saturday morning. Bowling Club Meets Tonight For Presentation of Prizes A meeting of the Haileybury Lawn Bowling Club will be held this evening at 8 o'clock, in the Sheriff's office at. the court house, ,|for the presentation of the prizes 'won during the last season. All members are invited to attend, whether they won prizes or not, Injuries Fatal to Small Boy in Motor Accident Jury Exonerates Driver of Car Which Struck Harold War- ner Friday Night After the hearing of evidence of eye-witnesses to the fatal mo- tor accident on the Lake Shore Road, just south of the New Lis- keard Beach on Friday night last.| 3 a jury under Coroner Dr. J. McCullough at New Liskeard on Monday afternoon returned a verdict of accidentat death, with no blame attached to the driver] of the car, Wm. Herman. The victim of the accident was Harold Warner, aged seven years two months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Warner, who live on the highway in Dymond township near the scene. Giving evidence in his own be- Central Group Hockey Schedule SENIOR 21--Cobalt at Haileybury 23--Haileybury at Liskeard. 28--Liskeard at Cobalt 30--Cobalt at Liskeard 4--Liskeard at Haileybury. Jan. 7--Haileybury at Cobalt Jan. 11--Cobalt at Haileybury Jan. 14--Haileybury at Liskeard. Jan. 18--Liskeard at Cobalt Jan. 21--Liskeard at Haileybury. Jan. 25--Cobalt at Liskeard. Jan. 28--Haileybury at Cobalt. JUNIOR 18--Haileybury at Liskeard. 22--Liskeard at Cobalt. 29--Liskeard at Haileybury. 5--Haileybury at Cobalt Jan. 8--Liskeard at Haileybury. Jan. 12--Cobalt at Liskeard Jan. 15--Cobalt at Haileybury Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. 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