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"> Mitts, "newly-weds "THE HA ILEYBURIAN THURS., OCTOBER 30th, 1952 Kinsmen Club to Sponsor Midget Hockey Team Haileybury will ice a Midget hockey team again this year. Enthusiastic plans for a strong team got off to a good start ata meeting last Sunday evening in Hotel Haileybury, A turnout of fourteen lads from North Cobalt and Haileybury were given the plans for the sea- son by Charlie Camsell, who act- ed in the absence of Coach Arthur Stollery. Sponsored by the Kins- men Club, the team will be man- aged by Jack Hallworth and enter the circuit which includes Engle- hart, Cobalt and New Liskeard. In other years, teams from Haileybury have gone into the first game with the odds against them as, due to the lack of ice, 'they have had a minimum length of time to get into shape. This year, however, a real effort will be made to raise necessary funds to secure ice in New Liskeard for seven or eight practices. Discussion took place on the dressing rooms which are in need of a coat of paint and more ade- quate heating. In co-operation with the Kins- men Club, the boys will sell tic- kets for the Grey Cup finals. The winner will enjoy an all-expense trip to Toronto and two reserved seats to the game. The boys who attended the meeting are as follows:: John Hallworth, A. Doran, G. Connel- ly, Ronald Parent. Bill Tyson, Sheldon Dobbs, Paul Grignon, G Camsell, x. Gilkas, M. McKinley, A. Denomme of Ha#©ypury. and Tom Burton, N. Watson and Keith Lathem of North Cobalt. A meeting will be held this Sunday evening at the Hotel Haileybury and every -boy who is interested in hockey is asked to attend. Friends Entertain for Happy Newly-Weds Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, who were married re- cently, held a party in their honor on Saturday night in the Legion Hall. «2--2e-----+ .The hostesses were ar Liskeard and Mrs. W. Taylor, Mrs. F. Plaunt, Mrs. D. "Hargrave and Mrs. A Hargrave of Haileybury. ' -- Guests enjoyed round_and square dancing and a mock wed- ding was staged. Their friends presented the with an electric kettle. NMirs. F. Plaunt made the prescnta@an in a humorous man- Bspianc ---------- NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN JHE ESTATE OF DONALD JOHN RUSSELL, Ali persons baying claims against the estate of Donald John Russell, late of Cobalt, de- ceased, who died on or about the 13th day of July, 1952, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or béfore the 20th day 1952, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the "said Personal Representative _will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which it shall then have~had notice, DATED at Haileybury this 14th day of October, A.D. 1952. - NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY LIMITED, a 20 King St. East, Toronto, Ontario Executor, .By ROBERT DEAN CUMMING, Q.C., Haileybury, Ontario, Their Solicitor herein of November, 32-3-c ONTARIO NORTHLAND RLY. NOTICE CHANGE OF TIMETABLE Effective Sunday ,November 2nd, ; tesa : Changes in service will be: Trains 221 and 222 between Cochrane and Moosonee, will op- erate Northbound from Cochrane Monday, and Thursday, South-- bound from Moosonee Tuesday ~ and Friday. Same schedule as presently in effect. For further particulars, apply to Local Agent. R. P. C. McLeod Traffic Manager, H H. PHILLIPS, Gen, Frt. and Pass. Agent Wiss E. ee Kinsmen Raffle Tickets _to Grey Cup Finals Dr. S. M. LeBer, Mr. Ted Man. uel and Mr, E, Campbell of Hail- eybury and Mr. Milton Halstead of Cobalt were the guests of the Kinsmen Club at their regular meeting held in the Hotel Hail- eybury on Monday night. Plans were made for the annual Hallowe'en party for the children of North Cobalt and the surround- ing district. The party will be held in the basement of the North Cobalt Public School. The Club willl follow its regular procedure inthe past and purchase wreath from Cobalt Branch of Canadian Legion as well as one from the Haileybury Branch. On Armistice Day they will be placed on the Cenotaph. Kinsmen. are busy these days selling tickets on a chance for an all-expense trip to Toronto and two reserved seats to the Grey Cup finals. President Bud Wynn urged members to make a special effort to get behind the sale of tickets. Through the courtesy of Milt Halstead, members left for Co- balt after the meeting and enjoy- edan interesting tour of the Sil- ver Miller Cobalt concentration plant. Mining. School Beats New Liskeard, 8-5 In the final game of the Senior Tri-Town football. schedule play- ed at New Liskeard Friday after- noon Haileybur y Mining School defeated New Liskeard High School Seniors, 8-5. ~ New Liskeard scored first when McKenzie ran over for a major which was not converted. The Miners came back strong in the second quarter and scoreda single when McKelvie kicked on a third down. : In the third quarter the heav- ier Haileybury squad bucked their way for three successive first downs. Quarterback Par- cher threw a twenty-yard pass which McKelvie gathered in. deep in New Liskeard territory. On the next play McKelvie car- ried the ball to the New Liskeard one-yard line, cunningly hiding the ball by holding it straight down by his side. Parcher went over on the quarterback sneak for the major which was convert- ed, to make the score 7-5. Late in the fourth quarter the Miners attempted a field goal from the 30-yard line at a rather tricky angle. tempt was no good but the Min- ers scored a single point on the play when Taylor of Liskeard was rouged behind the goal-line. Taylor, a great Junior runner, sustained a severe ankle injury and had to be carried off the field. Time ran out on the Liskeard squad, who tried to get back the three-point difference, leaving the The three-point at- " final score 8-5. As a result of this game Cobalt High School Seniors win the Tri-Town Cup. New Liskeard Seniors and Mining School, both "B" selwools, will play off for the B" championship. Cobalt Seniors will go to Smooth Rock Falls on Saturday, Novem- ber 1st to play a sudden death game with the Smooth Rockers for the Northern Ontario "C" championship. Officials for Friday's game at New Liskeard were Doug Walsh (referee), Bill Lickley (umpire) and O. Walli (time-keeper). 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