The Haileyburian (1912-1957), 3 Jul 1952, p. 3

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THE HAI THURSDAY, JULY 3rd, 1952 12S SS 0 - 8 Golf Club Notes i Golfers who are interested in going to North Bay on Sunday to participate in their annual fiele day will please phone the captain, Mrs. S. Bond, before Fiday night Jean Murphy qualified on Sat- urday, June 21, in Jemmett Cup. The annual Northern Ontario Mixed Tournament wil] be held on July 19th and 20th. Entries will be received by Terry Smith or if you are at the Club, please en- ter your name on the sheet on the bulletin board, There are three general types of stances in addressing the ball --open. closed and square, All have been proven successful by Firemen's Tournament Big === fvent at Cobait on July 1st Cobalt was the scene of grea activity on Dominion Day, so much so that Provincial Police had to call upon reinforcements to dea] with the crowd and the hundreds of cars that srtreamed into town to attend the annua Temiskaming Firemen's Associ- ation's tournament. The brigades represented cam: from Duparquet, Porcupine, Ka; uskasing, Ansonville, La Sarre, New Liskeard, Quemont, Norand; Mine, Val d'Or, Larder Lake, Rouyn, Montrock, Kirkland Lake, Malartic, Iroquois Falls, Coch- rane, Swastika,-Timmins, South Porcupine Schumacher, Norands and Haileybury. Mayor Buftam welcomed tl, held during the day are as fol- lows: First Aid Competition 1--South Porcupine 2--Noranda Town. 3--Larder Lake. Fire Chiefs' Race 1--Roy Davies South Porcupine 2--Phil Fortier, Ansonville 3--W. Staples, Larder Lake Ladder Race 1--Larder Lake, 18 4/5 2--Troquois Falls, 22 1/5. 3--South Porcupine 24 3/5 The three teams were tied at 18 2/5 in the original race and had to run off the tie. Wagon Race LEYBURIAN Best Dressed _ Brigade 1--Larder Lake ' 2--LaSarre j 3--Va d'Or Haileybury Firemen's timing in the ladder race was 22 seconds, and in the wagon race 60 sees. Housing Scheme Underway in Cobalt in a bit of each Col. Greisinger, Ontario's Min- now have 85 seats in the federal ister of Planning and Develop- ment made a brief visit to Cobalt on Thursday. nied by A. R. Herbert, M.L.A,, New Riding in Northern Ontario Page Three Northern Ontario is getting another federal election riding-- to be known as Nickel Belt riding. Where three ridings existed be- fore--Sudbury Nipissing and Al- He was accompa- --Want Ads Bring Results! C. J. HOVEY ---- goma East--there will now be Repairs on four, with the new riding taking All Makes A : 3 ; : of RADIOS The Province of Ontario will 21 Lake Shore Road House instead of 83. Phone 509 New Liskeard on a tour of the mines in the area. Of prime importance to resi- dents of Cobalt was the Minis- ters announcement that arrange- ments have just been completed with the Federa] government for the new housing scheme. Cobalt has already made application for twenty new homes under this arrangement whereby the Federal By Money Order Daily -- Ship Your to the Old Established Firm FOR UTMOST SATISFACTION and PROMPT PAYMENT BLUEBERRIES experts. A free swing :an only .\ *¥° wes 1--Noranda Town, 41 secs. government provides 7§% of the y s result from a sense of easy bal- rae ah a SR ee 2--Rouyn 51 4/5 costs the arava 174% and the S. MARLOW & Co. Limited J anc. Therefore ,do not read any ®"¢ said "I cannot think of a 3--Noranda Mine, 53 1/5 icipalijes thebalant , literature and do not listten to branch of the municipal servi Proficiency Trophy Bol Greist coe eet TORONTO 4 anyone--just stand tiers Evatt that is more important thanan 1Wotanda TSwaehe nant Se ca sae % | ate a Smee ae) --Noranda i * special investigator wi e sen 2 : : leave your feet where they fall ste ee Petes ey Caer 2--S. Porcupine 60.8 J to get more Baten iee informa- are sold. Special attention to Storekeepers and Buyers. Sunday, Telpee tt the North the Fast 'brigade, Boy SeotS sent 3--Larder pe 57.8 tion and that in the meantime, : Sales Reports and Money Orders mailed as soon as Blueberries Bay Golf Club will hold 'their an- Kirkland Lake Band, took part in eisai he ee had in orth of Write Us for Information or Service | ; invitati e st de, lete witl 1--S. Festarini, Iroquois Falls looking over the situation him- < Rie : = j nua] invitation field day. Nee pas Dae a Na 2_R. Wallace SERGE Bei? he would takeiitemnatten a Free Shipping Stamp or Tags on Request | fire trucks and floats. , 4 ; 4 P 4 The third round of the Presi- Results of the competitions 3--L. Pike, So, Porcupine with his Department, . dent's Cup is scheduled for Fri- ---- --_----S | c day afternoon, July 4th. The C.L.G.U. Special open to a golfers with a handicap of 36 or ~ % under will be played on Frida WHMuwcU0 WCWIGVW Wh, WC WU4Y- YJ», Jl WW' : cace tend : . Lie LAV) wh Lee Li eb QL ; Friday is dance night. Attend- - UZ y UA 2 A y A % 4 ance was not up to expectations 7 7 7 7 Y ] 7 7 ) Y J y 7 7 a U} ~ at the last two dances so mem- tii tdi tila dn 41. Uda la tli Ca Wild la bers are invited to support their Club by going there on Friday night and having a good time. f --$---- Sark es "OUT FISHING" --Oupt Fishin' ost h Every fisherman knows that trout is a wary fellow, but from all reports the pickerel in Lake Temiskaming seem to run the speckled trout a close second in | this respect as there are no re- forts of any catches worth men-~ ( tioning, -- ! It isn't for lack of trying. as every evening fishermen can be seen patiently waiting in their boats for the first tug. 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