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THURS, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952 THE HAILEYBURIAN Golf Club Dance Closes the Season on Saturday Night _ Officially, the Golf Club and all its activities closed on Saturday night with a dance and the pre- sentation of prizes won through- out a wonderful season for sport. A record attendance for the year enjoyed the evening. Mr. R A H. Taylor, president of the club, acted as chairman, presenting the Taylor Cup to Mrs, R.A, Murphy and Billie Tuer, who combined to win the honors. Winner of the Mens' Club Championship was Harry Kemp of New Liskeard, who defeated his brother in the final match. He also won the Bagshaw trophy and alist of the other winners of the Men's events was not avail- able. " Ladies' president Mrs. R. Murphy, assisted by Mrs. S. Bond presented the prizes to the ladies. Club Championship, won by Millie Binkley. Runner-up to Champion--Aud- rey Bond. sh Winner, Consolation Flight-- Jo-Anne Elton. Runner-up Consolation--Marj Murphy. Winner, First Flight-- Mary Amm. Consolation, First Flight -- Jean Grant. Jackon Cup--Flora McFarlane. Consolation, Jackson Cup--Phyl lis Bates. Jemmett Cup -- donated by ffolkes and John Jemmett--won by Jeanne Murphy. Captains' Event --Won by G. McDonough. Tuer Event, donated by C. F. Tuer--won by Flora McFarlane. Mclsaac Event, donatet by N. D. MclIsaac--Won by Jeanne _Musphy. President's Cup -- Won by Annette Pringle. ' Reduction of Handicap, donat- ed by Smallman's Drug Store.-- ' Phyllis Bates. CLGU, prize donated by M. E. Whitby ;won by Jeanne Murphy. Bosiness Girls' Competition-- prize donated by Mrs|. Chas. H. Liddicot--Won by Kay Keddie. Ringer Scores, Silver Division --Fora McFarlane; Bronze. Divi- sion--Audrey Bond; Copper Di- vision--Nancy Hasselbring. Junior Girls; Group A--don- ated by Audrey Bond--Suzanne Smith. Group B, donated by F. Mc- Farlane--Judy Ledwell. You Ought To Know PO PO OU ICT IOC UO? | That Claire and Maurice Mc- Nulty have taken over the Tem» *agami Country Club, eight miles south of Temagami, Meals will be served at their tourist resort - which will be good news on a Sunday drive. Presently, they are busy re-organizing and renovat- ing. bth wt That Mr. H. G. Pickard was the judge of the flower show at the New Liskeard Fall Fair. Displays were above average,ac- cording to Mr. Pickard, That Mrs. V. St. Louis came home from her sister's farm in Renfrew County witha pumpkin which measures 40" around, How about it, kids, for a Jack o' Lantern for Hallowe'en? That the genleman who got the first word of the Bovd et al capture told his friends that they were caught in a barn because "some pig squealed'. i That the Tag Day for the Blind was very successful -- proceeds from tagging amounted to $85.45. If you have not already done so, please send your donation by mail to the manager of the Bank (Imperial) in New Liskeard and do your part to maintain the high standing of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind which is considered to be the finest institution of its kind in- the world: That seven out of ten Hailey- burians wished they had stayed home on Monday and Tuesday nights instead of catching "The "Streetcar" at the Strand. Look- ing for relief from tension over the Boyd escape and filling the coal bin for the winter season, movie goers Said of the Academy Award Winner -- "Terrible" -- "Depressing" -- "Grim" and so it goes. One irate victim even con- demned The Haileyburian for running a big advertisement and leading her astray. Even the thee atre manager said that in all his years of looking at films, this one was the most depressing. The fact remains, however, that here is a picture of high drama- tic value which will not soon be equalled, That Miss Marjorie Beasley was in charge of the Tag Day for the Blind and Mrs. R. D. Cumming, chairman of the Tem- iskaming Advisory Board would like to thank Marjorie and her cohorts for the fine work they did. That Florence street has been graded and it looks like a good job. All that remains to be done is a fine coat sometime. It's a study in human nature too-- --months of talk and one day of action. That you may have thought we had unusually hot weather last weék, but Mr. Reavell says the thermometer didn't go par- ticuarly high nor was any record set. Summer always has it's last kick in September. That displays at Fairs by the Department of Lands and For- ests always draw a great deal of attention and admiration, but at the New Liskeard Fair, the For- estry exhibit of two bears, a pair of pheasants and abeaver locked up in cages on a hot night, drew a lot of adverse criticism. Prac- tice what you preach! Hilll-Clark-Francis Annual Golf Tourney Hill-Clark-Francis employees and their wives came from Sud- bury, Timmins, Bourlamaque, Kirkalnd Lake, Port Arthur last week-end to participate in the company's two day annual tour- nament, Thirty-five golfers entered the competition which wound up on. Sunday night with a banquet and the presentation of a trophy and prizes by. the Brantford Roofing Company. ' Prize winners were as follows: Championship fligh't--W inner Walter Chatwin, New Liskeard; runner-up, Eddie Richardson, Port Arthur. © Low qualifier--Walter Chat- win, New Liskeard. First Flight Winner--Hank Siddall Toronto; runner-up, Gor- don Britnell, Toronto. Second Fight Winner--Jack Burgoyne, Bourlamaque, Que. ; runner-up Don Burnette, New Liskeard, Prize for Oldest Golfterintour- , nament--Harry Hayhurst, New Liskeard. Ladies' Winner--Nancy Gorrie, Haileybury; runner-up, Jean Grant, Haileybury. Harvest Festival Altar services will be held at the Salvation Army this Sunday, September 21st at 11 o'cock in Haileybury and seven o'clock in Cobalt. There will also be a Suitable display of the harvest of the land. The vege- tables will be distributed later to the needy of the community. Try Our Condensed Ads. -CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and. Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard Ontario Phones 442 and 442B | When days are hot and sticky, there's nothing like a quick cooling dip in one of the many swimming pools in _and around the city. Take a minute and cool off...and you'll be ready to work again, refreshed. here do your childron Hawke F Many of our customers are youngsters-- thrift-minded and conscientious--who visit BNS branch offices regularly to make savings deposits. We've always tried to make a special effort to serve these young Canadians who are investing in their own and Canada's future. When your children start saving with BNS, it's the beginning of a lifetime partnership. And you will be surprised at how quickly this partnership grows. Not only does regular saving lead to a secure future, but the simple banking principles learned are also of value. Next time you visit the bank, bring the young members of your family with you. Our staff will be glad to greet them and help them start a savings account. Your BNS Manager is a good man to know. In Haileybury he is H. 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