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cials. The rest of the contests ~ run from spelling bees-to table-} tennis tournaments, and from THURSDAY, SEPT. 6th, 1951 THE .HAILEYBURIAN Ue id Former Manager of Mcintyre Mine to Open Exhibition Beauty Show is Special Attraction; Contests and Competitions Featured The Kiwanis Club and the Y's Mens' Glub of Timmins, who are sponsoring the second annual Northers Ontario Exhibition, have made a happy choice in regard to the official opening of the event. Mr. R. J. Ennis, a pioneer mining man of the North, who for nearly forty years was the manager of the big McIntyre Mine, and who has been a leader in the industrial development and community lite of the North, will officiate at the formal opening of the Exhibition in the McIntyre Community Buildings and grounds, Sept. 13 to 19, both days inclusive. There is a positive fitness in having so particularly a Northern man open this particularly Northern Exhibition. ; This year's exhibition again will feature the seed grain, vege- tables and honey of this North. Although the North is known to excel in these lines, the agricult- ural show last year surprised all at the quality and quantity of ex- hibits shown. This year the sponsors expect even a_ bigger and better agricultural show. Much the same may be said in regard to the hundreds of dis- displays of food products and household appliances that will be on exhixbit, as well as _ the booths for commerical displays and manufacturing exhibits. This year, as last, the beauty show is a special attraction. More entries are expected than last year. Timmins and Schumacher have already declared their selec- tions, and Ansonville and Iroquois Falls choose "Miss Abitibi' this week. As the contest is open to all communities in the whole North, it is expected that a record group of beauties will pe assem- bled here for the finals. Contests and competitions of all kinds are featured, with big prizes in each case. The Baby show, with a prize of $150.00 for three classes is one of the spe- balloon busting to Dr. Ballard's dog and mutt show, with its prizes and ribbons for seven classes, and a prize for every ROOFING, ALTERATIONS, CARPENTER WORK Phone 140 H. W. Brown, 1 Rorke Ave. VETERANS' TAXI Phone 448 DAY and NIGHT 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 -- Challenge Game -- Public School Grounds FRIDAY, SEP. 7 6.15 pm. GROUCHERS vs. TOWN TEAM Come; Enjoy the Fun! entry. It is suggested to readers of The Haileyburian that they study the advertisement elsewhere in this issue, to decide whether or Northern Ontario Exhibition. 12S] SS15 Golf Club Notes 5 Sa SS About 40 golfers gathered at the Club on Monday, Labor Day, to take part in the Hiram Walker competition, which is always com- peted for on that day. The weather was ideal for ul {" with 67. Juniors' low Hennessy, with 88. eross-- Bishop Col. H. A. Millen Named C.O. at Fort Churchill We are indebted to-a: former Audrey Bond won the Captains' resident, Walter Maltby, for this not it would be well worth while event with a net 75. Marj Mur- clipping from a Windsor paper. to take advantage of the reduced phy, Clare McNulty and Ness Mc- Since it concerns a former Hail- railway fares on all lines in On- Aulay were the other three who eybury boy, we think it might be tario and Quebec to visit the 1951 qualified in this competition. The of interest to our readers. Col. .Milen's family lived on Churchill, Man., Sept. 5, army Blackwall street some years ago, headquarters announced. . and his father was a sergeant- "He will succeed Col. Don major-in the 159th Battalion in Forbes, who left Churchill about -- World War I. a month ago for an appointment La.-Col. Herbert .A. . Millen at army headquarters in Ottawa. O.B.E., 40, of Ottawa, will be pro- "Col, Millen served in Italy and moted to the rank of Colonel and Europe during the Second World take over as commandant at Fort War." play-off occurred last week. ATTENTION! Lady Curlers A meeting fa the Ladies' Curl- ing Club will be held in Hotel Haileybury on Friday, Septembe' 14th. Please attend. Fine Progress Being Made on Haileybury-Cobalt Curling Rink The president of Haileybury- Brothers under the skin? The BLACK and GRAY SQUIRRELS are more closely related than you'd imagine. Contrary to most beliefs they are not different species, but rather color phases of the same animal. Both colors may occur in the same family. This series of unusual natural facts is presented by playing and some good golf shot. Cobalt Curling Club, Wm. Flem- The trophy went to Mr, Art. ing, reports that work on the big Stollery, with a low net of 67. In structure is well under way. The connection with this competition trusses have all been erected and a ball sweep is run, with the steps are being taken to do the members paying 25 cents to enter. roofing work. Those winning were as follows: Several local truckers have Ladies' low gross--Mrs. F. Mc- been donating their time to haul- Carling's in order to promote a keener interest in our wildlife and its protection. Once you're acquainted with nature, you'll want to keep it unspoiled. YOURS TO PROTECT...YOURS TO ENJOY Farlane, Ladies' low net--Jean Murphy Mens' low gross--W. Holmgren with 87. ing sand and there is still a need of volunteer labor. You are reminded to keep_ the pledges coming and do your share JAR LING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO Men's low net--Art. Stollery towards this community effort. A Wonderful Week of ENTERTAINMENT and INFORMATION the NORTH about The KIWANIS CLUB and the Y's MEN'S CLUB of Timmins, presents the SECOND ANNUAL NORTHERN ONTARIO "BIGGER and BETTER" rie i ea aad Yeon Cae Te McINTYRE COMMUNITY BUILDING and GROUNDS, Schumacher SEPT. 13-18, : IE IER IED BL LETTE OLED SLE ST ERLE EEN A ALE Se AMAZING AGRICULTURAL SHOW The North will again show its superiority in the produc- tion o f Seed Grains, Vegetables and Honey. Hundreds of quality exhibits, sponsored by the Agriculture Com- mittee of the Porcupine Chamber of Commerce. Over $500.00 in prizes, with Specials by the Ontario Northland Railway for the best Potatoes in show; best Red Clover Seed; Best Field Grain; Best Spring Wheat. & -- ~~ BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE BIG TOP FOLLIES of 1951 PRINCE EL KIGORDO AND HIS LIONS MURRAY'S DOG AND PONY SHOW FIFI, THE CLOWN; The GIBBARD SISTERS, Dancers and Contorionists ELAIN SCHEAFFER, in Baton Spinning BUDDY HERRICK, Juggler and Acrobat BIG BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS BUDDY ANDREWS, Master of Ceremonies SE A TS SOME OTHER FEATURES: MINES RESCUE TEAMS from Falconbridge, Kirkland Lake and the Porcupine to compete. MECHANICAL MUCKING CONTEST; HARD ROCK DRILLING Fire Fighting Demonstration RADIO INTERVIEWS AND BROADCASTS COOKING SCHOOL Display of Northern Arts and Crafts FORESTRY DEPARTMENT EXHIBIT ELS DR. BALLARD'S DOG and MUTT Show Seven classes. Ribbons and Prizes and a Prize for every entry $150.00 in prizes for Fly and Bait Cast- ing, & Telegram Trophy in competition CHAMANDY'S INDIAN EXHIBIT ~ Valued at $50,000 FAMOUS MINIATURE CIRCUS Perfect reproduction to scale. Seven Years to complete. Hundreds of Exhibits of FOOD PRODUCTS, Household Appliances and MANUFACTING DISPLAYS - BEAUTY CONTEST ("contests GALORE! - BIG PRIZES 'Beauty Contest, Baby Shows, Freckle To Crown Miss NORTHERN Ontario. ace Contest, Spelling Bees, Child- First prize, week's holiday in Ber- " Tug-ofWar, Bolloon Busting, muda, all expenses paid; Second, sd Bicycles,- Bait and Fly $100.00; third, $50.00 g, Table Tennis, Etc., Etc. MER TED eT hi EVI AWE SOR Greatest in Midways Model Shows of Canada, biggest and best Midway in Canada, to come here from the east in its own train, bringing literally carloads of thrilling rides, novelties & sensations RE RT Vi TP SURAT IS tin Fireworks Every Night -3 | p= $50.00 Door Prize Each Night! REDUCED RAILWAY FARES on all Lines in Ontario and Quebec. For Information or Entry Forms, write: NORTHERN ONTARIO EXHIBITION, 59 Cedar Street, North, Timmins, f. ADMISSION: Adults, 25c; Children under 16 years, 15¢ Phone 2462 *