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THURSDAY, JULY 8th, 1954 THE HAILEYBURIAN GOLF CLUB NOTES The tea convener for Wednes- day, July 14th will be Mrs R. D. Cumming, assisted by Mrs. J. B. Robinson. Mrs: N- D. Mclsaac and Mrs. Alan Hurst. The list for the remainder of the season has been posted in the Club house and all members are asked to make a note of their day and if, perchance, they cannot act on the day chosen. it is their respon- sibility. to arrange to switch with someone else. HK President Terry Smith expects eighty entries from North Bay to Noranda to take part in the an- nual Northern Ontario Mixed Fournament this week-end with their eye on the Calvert trophy and an array of prizes that should inspire some crack golfing. Local , players will tee off on Friday night and those wishing to should get their word in now with the Draw Committee. Lorne Uniph- rey and Chris, Murphy. Other players will tee "off as they ar- rive on Saturday morning. This week-end the Stewardess, Mrs. Brown, will be serving full breakfasts both Saturday and Sunday. The menu on Saturday for lunch will be creamed chic- ken or salmon loaf with salads; dinner on Saturday night of Swiss steak or dressed pork and Sun- dey night turkey or roast beef and at every meal all the trimmings right to the dessert and coffee. A beautiful new plaque hangs on the wall of the Club House this year donated by Mrs. Jack Mur- phy to inspire young» Junior members to try for the Junior Championship. Winners' names will be inscribed as the years go by and an individual prize will be given to each , The Jackson Event which was to be played this week has been postponed to Tuesday, July 13th at 2 o'clock. Play is adjusted handicaps, match play- Friday, July 9th, will be the second round of the Jemmett and CL.G.U Special. Canada's street <ailways car- ried more thanabillion and one- quarter passengers last year.- LIBRARY NOTES The Library during July and august will be open Monday, Thursday and Saturday 3:00 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 9:00. LEO'S TAXI Phone .311 Leo Deraiche, Prop. HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO OX, , log - WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR Northern Qntario Annual MIXED TOURNAMENT Haileybury Golf Course Saturday and Sunday JULY 10th and iith 36 holes Medal Play in Foursomes Winners declared on basis of net score (deducting handi- caps) andall should have an equal chance Entry Fee: $8.00 per couple $5.00 single entry (Men) $3.00 single entry (Lady) ' FASTBALL Monday, July 12 West Road Chemicals Wedensday, July 14th North Cobalt vs. Town Vs. OneefEs O'KEBFE'S BREWING COMPANY LIMITED E Aster poms and peonies formed the background in the Haileybury United Church for the marriage of Miss Patricia Ann, dauglter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. W. Thompson to Arthur Gordon Slade, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Slade of Flin Flon, Manitoba. Rey. Andrew Denholm officiat- ed with Mrs. W- R: Grozelle at the organ. Mr. Russell Eaton of Sudbury was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz- length gown of gardenia white antique taffeta in Empire style. A sculptured cap of tulle illusion held her short veil and she carried semi-cascade of pink Briarhill roses. She was attended by her sister Miss Yvonne Thompson who wore a similarly styled gown WEDDING BELLS SLADE--THOMPSON 'of sea mist taffeta and carried a Icose bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Little Miss Gail Hambly of White River was flower grl. She wore palest yellow organdy with sash of sea mist taffeta and carried a basket of mixed flowers. Mr. Arnold Paseika was best man.and the ushers were Messrs. Edward Trail) and Reginald Gregory all of Sudbury. A reception followed at the bride's home. Later the young couple left on a motor trip to 'Toronto and New York State. On their return they will reside in Sudbury- Rev. Dr. George Johnston Preaching Here in July Those who heard the Rev. Dr. George Johnston preach in Hail- eybury on his earlier visits were pleased to learn that he returned last week. Dine Profes- sor of New Testament at Emma- nuel College, University of To- ronto, will be guest minister at the Haileybury United Church ofr five Sundays which began July 4th. Dr. Johnston is editor of the new Canadian Journal of Geol- ogy, first such journal to be pub- lished in Canada. He is .accompanied by wife and family, who plan spend the summer season here. his to Pupils With Honors At the Separate School We have been advised by the Separate School that in their re- leases to this newspaper setting out the names of those who pass- ed this year, errors were made and honors should have appeared after the following names: Carol O'Grady, Walter Stevens, Thelma Walsh, Barbara Hadley, Sharon McMahon, Judy Pringle, Dennis McMahon and Linda Burns. Should Return Thanks People who get mad at what newspapers say about them should give thanks three times a day for what the papers know about them and suppress. C. J. HOVEY | Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard 21-DAY SPECIAL. LOW ROUND-TRIP RAIL FARES to Eastern Quebec (4457 oF mtoantic -t8vis - o1Amono ) and the Monitines Inexpensive holiday fares give you a "1-day limit with stop-overs permitted. - JUNE TO SEPTEMBER Cossult any Canadian Pacific Railway agent. -------- SPORTS PARADE Q Old the Timers' night to limber up. Some of the boys who were the stars o the Town League a few yea'rs back lost a close one to the pre- Monday night was ent Town team. The Town col- lected a total of 13 hits off the combined efforts of Ernie St. Louis and Chick Grozelle. Doug Hargrave was the winner. The Old Timers consisted of Cec Belland, Percy Grozetle, Al. Hargrave, Leigh Day, Lorne Wiseman, John Valentine, Chick Grozelle, Keith Valentine, Wm. Fleming Sr., Norm Abraham and Ernie St. Louis. Score by innings: Old Tim'rs 010001402--8 85 Town 000310221--9 13 5 On Friday the West Road beat out North Cobalt Bombers ,3-1, in a contest which saw the com- bined pitching efforts of Don Davidson and Keith Lathem held the West Road to only two hits. A combination of 7 walks and 5 errors gave Ed Huard his third win of*the season. Len Johnson and Dudley Huff each ollected adouble to pace the winners; for the losers Ron Manderstrom and Greg Ruddy each collected two XG. Diamond @ Jubilee Casting Competition 34-0z. Bait Casting, Men's %-oz. Bait Casting, Ladies' %-oz. Long Distance Cast- ing Boys and Girls Spinning, Distance, en % -0z. cases under lock and key. Z to operate the elevator or lift. VALUABLE PRIZES Donated by The Temiskaming Hardware he Vem |aeBells Papers Co: Allcock, Laight & West- wood Canada Fishing Tackle Co." Brading's Brewery safe blows to top the losers. Score Friends Entertain In by innings: Honor of Saturday's Bride N. Cob. .00010 Poe W- Road 110010 x--3 C. €. Pringle, who held a joint tea at the home of Mrs. Inch. Inspector Joseph Gratton Lectures at Misericordia Mls. Fred Thompson entertain- ed a large number of guests ata STANDING 5 = e troussseau tea in honor of her , Vee : North Cobalt .........5 3 daughter Patricia on Wednesday Last week. I te Chief K. R. OWN weseeerenevecee < 2 mes atson accompamniec sp Po 2 ea ets ~ Wat ; panied Inspector WiestaROadiesc: ase Sh 8) Bresitiatunt 4 : Joseph Gratton of the Fire Mar- Cobalt Chemicals ..... 1 4 Mr ae a ob aS et li W hal's office at Timmins to the SS Mrs: R. D. Cumming, Mrs R. * Misericordia Hospital where a Douglas and later Mrs. C. F. Tuer Mrs. W. J Lecky Assisting in serving were Mrs. Cunningham-Dunlop, Mrs. F. Prngle, Mrs. MisS Vvonne Rare Exhibition of Dolls To Highlight Jubilee lecture accompanied by film was given to fifty nurses and Sisters of the Misericorde. The operation of the various types of fire extin- used today was the subject of the lecture and in her thanks, Sister Superior St. Edithe and Two hundred dolls. considered J. shea i ates sergener, Mrs. C. C. one of the best collections in Can- \,- 2 i val f . Wm: C. Inch and ada, will be a sfecial feature of Thompson. the exhibits to be shown during euishers 5 : Others entertaining for' Miss invited the Fire Chief to visit the the Diamond Jubilee days of = ' 5 : ; : : : ase Pat Thompson were Mrs. Wm.C: Hospital during the fall Fire celebration: Haileybury is indeed Inch, Mrs. Thyra Fancy and Mrs. Prevention week a = , Mrs. yra Fancy < Mrs. reve reek. fortunate to have Mrs. Jack : ") $ . Hughes as a resident for this is surely doll year in Canada, with officials of the Canadian National Exhibition sending their staff hither and yon around the world to find dolls for this grand scale feature of the "Ex." Mrs. Hughes started her collec- tion when she was on a world cruise in 1937 and has continued adding to it until today, she counts some of the rarest dolls in the worldamong her collection which will be exhibited in glass Two rare models are those from the Canary Islands; others are nre- dels of the King of Siam's danc- cers, the Way Wang dolls from Java and their many friends from = Poland, Sweden, the West Indies France and every counry of the world. ' FOR UTMOST SATISFACTION AND PROMPT PAYMENT BY MONEY ORDER DAILY -- SHIP YOUR BLUEBERRIES to the Old Establshed Firm S. Marlow & Co. Limited TORONTO Sales reports and money orders mailed as soon as Blueberries are- sold Special Attention to-Storekeepers and Buyers ' WRITE US FOR INFORMATION OR SERVICE Free Shipping Stamp or Tags on Request & Important New Legislation respecting ONTARIO ELEVATORS and LIFTS i wish to bring to attention that The Elevators and Lifts Act, 1953, came into force on June 17, 1954. Under this legislation, in Ontario the owner of an elevator, dumb-waiter, escalator, manlift or incline lift must obtain an annual licence The legislation further provides that only a person who holds a certificate of competency issued under the Act may make inspections of these installations in Ontario. In addition, contractors who construct, install, repair, or maintain elevators or lifts, ete., may now only carry on business in Ontario if they are registered under the Act. In order to comply with the legislation-- Any person employed by an insurer to make inspections must make application immediately for a certificate of competency. OWNER® CONTRACTORS ot elevators, dumb-waiters, must make application immedi- escalators, manlifts or incline ately for annual registration. lifts must make application im- mediately for licence to operate their installations Minister Licences and certificates of competency for the period ending December 31, 1954, are now available, and enquiries P| requests for application forms should be directed to the Chief Inspector, Elevator Inspection Branch, Department of Labour, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ontario ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR Charles Daley, Minister no. J IN A SERIES ... YOUR HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS YOUR HYDRO ... key service in anew community SS power. modern living. AT WORK FOR From 1947 to December, 1953, the num- ber of new dwelling units built in Ontario was 183,515. Each required an average of 14% kilowatts of electricity, a total of 229,000 kilowatts, or, 307,000 horse- These homes didn't have to wait for Hydro service. Crews were stringing lines before the homes were completed. . . Hydro was there, before the door key. To meet this demand Ontario Hydro and your local municipal system must plan far into the future. Power projects must be started years before their immediate need arises, so that new homes, new schools, new shopping centres, new muni- cipal services and have power when and where required . .. low-cost power that is the keynote of ONTARIO HYDRO Information concerning Ontario Hydro can be obtained by writing to your Hydro Chairman, 620 University Avenue, Toronto. new industries, all YOU AND YOURS 22h: t Page Three