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-- THE HAIL EYBURIAN THURS., OCTOBER 9th, 194i Page Two = News Notes of the Norta of Interest Durin [ Paragraphs Pertaining to Happenings g the Past Week | HIGHWAY TRAGEDY Two are dead and two are in hospital today following the worst highway mishap to occur in this section of Northern On- tario in more than five years. The dead are Peter Oulette, 37, and Victor Faubert, 16, both of Tim- mins, and Mr. and Mra Arvi Maki, are the injured. Along the highway just three quarters of a mile west of Night- hawk Centre, two cars met head- on with a terrific impact. The entire front section of the Maki car, a,new model, was entirely wreckMd. Oulette's car, an old model}Ford roadster, was smash4 ed Seyond repair. P »ovincial police officers said to. y that it was apparent Ou- ct 2 was driving on the wrong side of the road at the time of the accident. The road was 34 feet wide at the point where the mis- hap occurred and there were wide shoulders on both sides--Timmins Daily Press. Oo------ WANT AIR SCHOOL Already possessed of a promise from the Hon. Charles S. Power, Minister of National Defence for Air, that the establishment of a Flying Training School in North- ern Ontario would be considered should the department consider amplifying its present program. T. J. Miron, president of Kirkland Lake Board of Trade. will com- municate with the minister. and remind him that this area should be considered in view of the min- ister's recent announcement of Montreal that the present pro- gram will be doubled. On September 3, T. J. Miron, president of the Kirkland Lake 3oard of Trade, addressed a me- morial to the minister urging the advisability of locating an air training school in the vicinity of Kirkland Lake--Kirklafid Lake Northerh News. FREAK PUMPKIN Planted as a pumpkin seed, but maturing into something that looked more a squash, a vege- table curiosity was brought to The Speaker office last week-end by Mrs. Leo Eckensviller of Dy- mind township. The exhibit had 1 vine growing out of each end and it had an opening on either side, one of the triangular in shape. The curiosity was about 20 feet from the roots of the vine with pumpkins between it and the roots, while the vine on the othe side had blossoms on it. Mrs Eckensviller also Showed The Speaker a cucumber which had two more growing out of it on either side. -- Temiskamng Speaker. oe ee LUCK STILL HOLDS Teck Hughes seems to be fol lowing its usual luck in Barraute township and reports indicate that the company has found an orebody of major importance in western Quebec's newest gold camp. Drilling has been going on for the past few months and al- INFANT WELFARE CONFERENCE In the Northwestern Classroom of the Public School. THURSDAYS. 2 to 4 p.m. This Conference is for Infants and pre-schoc! Children |ready Teck Hughes has put down 55 diamond drill holes. The occur- |rence is said to have a length of close to 1,000 feet. No informa- | tion 1s available regarding widths |but values are reported to be on ithe high side. It must be realiz- ed that any news emanating from the Teck show at Barraute is of |the unofficial variety, Teck being jvery tight-lipped about the whole matter. The company is reticent jabout giving out news. Some say |that another Lamaque is on the |way at Barraute----Rouyn-Noran- |da Press, a agp TO\ SEE ALGONQUINS » ------ 7 e Algonquins will definitely jcome through North Bay on their | way from Shilo Camp in Manito- iba to winter quarters in Southern |Ontario, unless something unfor- |seen arise in the meantime, it was announced today by Lt-Col. K. A. ' Mahafty, officer commanding the |Second (Reserve) Battalion. On his return to the Armories today after attending a confer- ence in Toronto on Friday of commanding officers of reserve units in Military District No. 2. Lt.-Col. Mahaffy stated that it was practically settled that the First Battalion would be routed through North Bay and would enjoy a stop-over here.--North Bay Nugget. ae BAND FOR RECRUITING Attached to the Sault-Sudbury Regiment for the duration of the present recruiting drive, the De- pot Pipe Band from Military District No. 2 headquarters arriv- ed in Sudbury this morning. Members of the pipe band were mental barracks at Minnow lake, where they will be given quarters for the duration of their stay here The band consists of 17 men, al- though earlier reports had indi- cated that it was much larger. The Depot Pipe Band which is in reality the official headquarters band for this military district, |will play a leading role in the concert to be held at Queen's | Athletic Park.--Sudbury Star. Cobalt Kiwanis Club Has Successful Bingo Party The bingo party staged on Fri- day evening last by' the Cobalt Kiwanis Club was a great success according to members of the committee in charge. It was ad- vertised asa "chicken bingo" with chickens as the regtiar prizes, and during the evening 25 birds were disposed of, as well as five turkeys given as the prizes for special games, in which there was an entry fee in addition to the general admission which, covere: the chicken games. T was a big final game for 3 prize to wind up the evening. This prize was won by Miss Mu- riel Leblanc. Several Haileybury people at- tended the event and a couple of them were among the night's winners, Wm. C. Inch securing one of the turkeys and Mrs. C. Lowery a chicken. The proceeds FROM NORTH BAY sgt RETURN ax peo LV. NORTH BAY 7.35 a.m. (Standard Time) CONNECTIONS AT TORONTO FOR ALL SOUTHERN ONTARIO POINTS TICKETS AND INFORMATION AT UNION BUS TERMINAL - Phone 101-2-3 taken at once to the new régi- GRAY COACH LINES iwill be devoted to the Club's community service and war work and it is planned to hold a simi- lar event next month. St. Paul's Church Service In Evening Next Sunday Service in St. Paul's Church here will be held next Sunday evening, being the second Sunday in the month, and not in the morning as announced last Sun- day. Morning services, at 11 o'clock are held on the first, third and fifth Sundays of each month, under the schedule covering both St. Paul's and St. James' Church, Cobalt. No change has been made since the arrangement a few years ago when the parishes agreed to share the services of Rev. Canon Haines. tion Life Association Representative Milton S. Boyd, Haileybury BEARS STEAL GRAIN FOR WINTER USE, BUT LAIR WILL BE RAIDED Bears raiding grain fields in the Earlton district and purloin- ing therefrom convenient stooks, unconsciously are sealing their uwn later doom, according to a story coming out of that section of the Temiskaming countryside this week. The bears, reported as quite numerous, took the grain back into adjacent territory where they propose making their winter quarters, and apparently the stooks were designed as suit- able covering for the hibernation now drawing nearer. However, they have been tracked to their prospective lair by the owner of the grain, who indicated that, having located where the animals intend to spend the winter, he in- tends to wait until they have settled down and then see the bear poulation is diminished be- fore spring comes around again, --_-- > Thursday, Oct. 23. fer to North Bay C.P. Depot leaving at 12.55a.m., Friday, Tickets are valid to return 1 day, Oct. 26, Tickets Good in Coaches only Children 5 years of age and by guardian BARGAIN COACH EXCURSION --FROM-- T. & N. O. REGULAR STATIONS =--TOo-- Pembroke Renfrew Arnprior Ottaya, Montreal, Quebec Thursday, Oct. 23, 1941 ° Bargain coach excursion tickets will be valid on Train 46 Passengers will arrange their trans- later than C.P. 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