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f ern Po THURSDAY,: JUNE 7th, 1951 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Three Englehart Wins Opening Game of Central Group Unsteady Fielding and Erratic Pitching Combine for Railroaders' Victory Haileybury fastballers opened the season much the same as yast year, when they took a shellack- ing from the Englehart crew, by a 13-0 count. last night at public school grounds. A.combiination of too much McKinnon and unsteady fielding in pinches spelled doom to _ the local lads. "Sonny'" Jim had the game in hand all the way, and when he slackened off near the end his support was good. The little fellow from North Bay fan- ned eleven of the locals and al- lowed only a pair of bingles, not really hit with much vim. He only walked one man, the first to face him in the opening frame. One the other side, Eddie Bet- tiol opened by getting the side out in the first inning, without trou- ble, but then his own wildness, a quartet of bingles, two errors and a couple of passed balls in the 'second frame netted the visitors ten big, juicy runs. Doug Har- grave relieved and went along to the sixth inning before allowing the railroaders any further tallies but then two walks an error and two bingles brought in Engle- hart's final three runs. Doug Hargrave and Len John- son, following one another in the hitting order, singled to centre and created the only threat to the vis- iting pitcher, who bore down struck out two men and forced the final hitter in the frame. Haileybury gave up nine safe- ties, 8 walks and erred an equal number of times, to practically present the contest. } The homesters were minus two of their best players and shortage of manpower prevented the coach using pinch hitters or making substitutions. Look for a pig improvement as the season rolls along. They play at Latchford on Friday evening and have Co- balt as guests here Sunday p.m. _ The line score: 3 : toh: Englehart 0100 0 0 3 O--13 9 Haileyby. 00 00000--02 e. C & Since the end of the Second World War jobs have been found in Canada for 80,000 disabled and physically handicappe dpersons. CENTRAL GROUP, N.F.A. June 8--Englehart at N.L. Connely's. Haileybury at Latchford. June 10--Temagami at Englehart Latchford at N.L. Connelly's Cobalt at Haileybury June 11--Haileybury at N.L. Dry Cleaners June 13--Latchford at Cobalt Haileybury at Englehart. Temagami at N.L. Connelly's June 15--Latchford at Temagami Cobalt at N. Lis. Dry Celaners June 17--Englehart at Latchford. Temagami at N. Lisk Dry Cleaners Haileybury at Cobalt June 18--N.L. Connelly's at Englenare June 20--Haileybury at Temagami N.L. Dry Cleaners at Englehart tennis stars, Brendin Macken, _ TENNIS STARS U.K.-BOUND--Three of Canada's top (second from left), Henri Rochon, both of Montreal, and Lorne Main (right) of Van- couver, are pictured discussing the proper grip with Capt. E. A. Shergold aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Scotland, just prior to sailing from Quebec to England. Tun ing up for Canada's Davis Cup matches later in the summer, they will take part in European tournaments, while over- seas, including the Wimbledon classic. NOTES re NORTH DEWATER KERR LAKE A. D. Hellens, consulting engi- neer states that work will com- mence at once to dewater the Kerr Lake main workings to tne 140 ft. level and the No. 3 shatt workings to the second or 123 ft. level. In the main workings, or No. 7 shaft area, there is an esti- mated 8,000 tons of % to 1 per cent cobalt ore, above the 140 ft. horizon. An additional 2000 tons of 34 to 1 per cent ore may be had by dewatering to the 175 ft. level of No, 7 shaft. In the No. 13 shaft area ex- ploration will be carried out for silvAr ore. There is a stope known to contain 300 tons of sil- ver mill rock grading 25 oz per fon or better. -- Kirkland Lake Northern News. --x---- PLENTY OF SICKNESS Rev. N.. D. Knox, rector of St. John's Anglican Church, and his wife are having more than their own share of sickness in their home at present. Peter, their six- year-old son, developed red meas- les recently, and soon after, the twins, Elizabeth and Diana, three years old, came down with the variety known as German. Almost as soon as they had recovered from these, they contracted the more severe red type, and a few days later, 18-months-old Eileen was the victim, All three little girls are quite sick, and Mr. Knox remarks "our house is not peace- able", However, he says, the can- ary is still healthy,--Temiska- ming Speaker. --_o----_ WOULD LEGALIZE 'SWEEPS' Councillor Leo Del Villano set off a flurry in council Monday when he introduced a resolution calling for Timmins to endorse a petition to the Federal govern- ment asking for legalizing of sweepstakes, with the proceeds going to hospitals, homes for the aged, and children's id. A similar petition ,to be sub- mitted to the Ontario Mayors' and Reeves' Association annual convention by the City of Wel- land, only calls for aid to hospi- tals Del Villano's resolution would have broadened its scope. After debate, the resolution was withdrawn by Del Villano --Tim- imns Press, pbceh erate TREAT NEW SETTLERS Plans have been completed for a supper to be tendered by the Board of Trade on Friday, June 8th to the recently arrived Dutch settlers and their wives. An in- formal program will follow. The gathering will be in the Clute school, and the Clute Women's Institute has agreed to cater.-- Cochrane Northland Post. MINERS FIGHT FIRE Underground operations were Cobalt at N.L. Connelly's June 22--Temagami at Latchford N.L. Dry Cleaners at Cobalt Haileybury at N.L. Connelly's June 24--Cobalt at Englehart N.L. Connelly's at Temagami Latchford at N.L. Dry Cleaners June 25--Cobalt at Latchford N.L. Dry Cleaners at Haileybury June 27--N.L. Connelly's at Latchford Temagami at Haileybury Englehart at N.L. Dry Cleaners June 29--Temagami at Cobalt Latchford at Haileybury July 6--N.L. Connelly's at N.L. Dry Clean. July 4--Haileybury at N.L. Connelly's N.L. Dry Cleaners at Temagami Latchford at Englehart July 6--N.L. Connely's at N.L. Dry Clean. Latchford at Temagami J July 8--Temagami at N.L. Connelly's Englehart at Haileybury N.L. Dry Cleaners at Latchford July 9--N.L. Connelly's at Englehart July 11--Temagami at Haileybury Englehart at N.L. Dry Cleaners N.L. Connelly's at Cobalt July 13--Cobalt at Latchford July 14--Englehart at Temagami July 15--Temagami at Englehart. N.L. Dry Cleaners at Cobalt Haileybury at Latchford July 18--Englehart at Cobalt Latchford at N.L. Connelly's N.L. Dry Cleaners at Haileybury July 20--Cobalt at Temagami N.L. Connelly's at Haileybury July 22--Latchford at Englehart Haileybury at Temagami N.L. Dry Cleaners at N.L. Connelly July 23--Cobalt at N.L. Connelly's July 25--Temagami at N.L. Dry Cleaners N.L. Connely's at Haileybury Cobalt at Englehart Juy 27--Englehart at N.L. Connelly's Temagami at Latchford i 'Haileybury at Cobalt . July 29--Englehart at Temagami. N.L. Connelly's at Latchford Cobalt at N.L. Dry Cleaners July 30--Latchford at Cobalt N.L. Dry Cleaners vs. N.L. Conn's Aug. 1--Englehart at Latchford NLL. Conne ly's at Temagami Cobalt at Haileybury Aug. 3--N.L. Dry Cleaners at Englehart Aug. 8--Haileybury at Englehart Latchford at N.L. Dry Cleaners Cobalt at Temagami Aug. 10--N.L. Connelly's at Cobalt Haileybury at N.L. Dry Cleaners Aug. 12--Englehart at Cobalt N.L. Dry Cleaners at Temagami Latchford at Haileybury MINING P.O. Box 997 Temiskaming Construction Limited | ENGINEERS and GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONCRETE WORK Oo Head Office HAILEYBURY, ONT. PLANTS Phone 517 Give the Family a Rest THIS WEEK-END DINE in the QUIET, RESTFUL Surroundings of Hotel Haileybury Tables may be Reserved Good Food Cooked to Your Taste Courteous Efficient Service Dinner Served 12 to 1.30 We cater to Weddings and Parties, both small and large! 6 to 8 Telephone 100 EVERY SATURDAY You will Enjoy "SONGS TO REMEMBER" CJKL 4.15 p.m. suspended Saturday afternoon at Donchester Mine in Duparquet as a bush fire neared the boiler plant on a 200-yard front. A 50-man underground shift was kept on the surface to fight the blaze, according to R.V. Hop- per, the mine's secretary-treasur- er, and with the help of fire rang- ers and other mine employees, they succeeded in stemming the fire's progress, Rain, which began falling in the evening, put out the fire, he said "But it was dangerously close at one time" he remarked.--Rouyn- Noranda Press. ae HAVE NEW LIBRARY Silverleaf Young Adults held one of their regular meetings on Tuesday night. Their "Library for Cobalt" pro- ject is now operating nicely, and books may be borrowed after 4 p-m. and in the evenings on Tues- days when members of the Club - take turns acting as librarians, There are quite a few members hoth children and adults.--Cobalt Concentrates. Bt gee WORRY YET TO COME Worried about the caterpillar influx? Save it for next year--- there'll be more of them then. _ That interesting forecast (bar- Dr. J. S. Ledwell PHYSICIAN - SURGEON 23 Brewster Street Office hours: 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Except Wednesday and Sunday By Appointment: Phone 65 a finish for every Surtace em Le Wearics *-Enamels «Wax " 1-61 Haileybury Lumber Company Limited HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.40 a.m. 4.25. p.m. 11.45 p.m. DAYLIGHT TIME SINGLE RETURN $6.40 $11.55 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-2-3 rings' suth "caterpillar killers as heavy spring frost) emerged fol- lowing a discussion of the un- wanted creepers by department of lands and forests officials, a fed- eral government forest insect ranger and a Nugget representa- tive (he listened). Another interesting item: The caterpillars will NOT kill trees, unless they are badly diseased, and the trees will grow a second foliage this year to replace that stripped by the worms. -- North Bay Nugget. A FEW CENTS A DAY INSECURITY AWAY Phone 111 KEEPS SEE YOUR MUTUAL RI ENTATIVE ABOUT A TECTION Englehart, Ont. 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