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THE HAILEYBURIAN g e8eq THURSDAY, SEPT. 15th, 1955 SPORTS PARADE Final playofis got underway last Wed. with Workers beating N. Cobalt 16-10. Ted Bates pitched the winning game with Keith Lathem taking the loss, he was relieved by Roger Blanchard in the fifth. St. Workers needed only 9 hits to™~beat N. Cobalt. Wilf Kangas had 2 hits for 3 tries and a scattering of 7 others each had 1 hit. Roger Blanchard led N. Cobalt with 3 for 4 followed by Andy Carmerand with 2 for 4. 1 home run in the game by Er- nie Scully with the bases loaded. N. Cobalt 0005050 10116 St. Workers 2060035 1693 Umpires were: W. Grozelle and G. Weston. Thurs. nite playoffs resumed with St. Workers having an easy time beating N. Cobalt 15- 3. Bob Kirkwood pitched the en- tire game giving up only 6 hits. Keith Lathem was the starter and the loser for N. Cobalt. Charlie Oatey, St. Workers consistantly good hitter lead his team with 2 doubles and a single in four trips. N. Cobalts 6 hits were by six different players. A pinch hit single by Ray Dupuis in the 7th with 2 out-and 3 er- rors by St. Workers gave N. Co- balt 2 of their 3 runs. There was one home run in the game by Ernie Scully of St. Workers. St. Workers 0004425 15135 N. Cobalt 0000012 365 Umpires were: W. Grozelle and G. Weston. Sun. nite St. St. Workers took a commanding lead in games in the finals for the Haileybury beating N. Garage Trophy by Cobalt 10-9. They now lead the series 3 games to none. Bruce Morin with 4 for 4 and Ted Bates with 3 for 4 lead St. A. S. JOHNSTON OPTOMETRIST Hours--9.00 to 5.30 Evenings by Appointment Phone 45 Ferguson Ave., Haileybury St. Workers Workers. Greg Ruddy lead N. Cobalt with 3 hits in 4 tries fol- lowed by Ab Fleury and Don Davidson with 2 for 4. Wayne Watson, making his News of the death of Mrs. Le- 2"4 William Arnold, of New She was given a corsage first Start as a pitcher, was the 3-. anansjane! a fonmenimretie Liskeard, and four sisters, Mrs. Mrs. H. Pickard presented loser, he had to have help trom dent. of Haileybury brought Stanley Maddock, Mrs, Lorne with a compact and farewell ad- Keith Lathem in the 3rd. Ted Bates again collected the win. N. Cobalt O200061 Y116 St Workers 501040 10133 Umpires were: WW. Grozelle and G. Weston. N. Cobalt kapt its playoff hopes alive by downing St. Workers 14-5. N. Cobalts offen- sive attack came alive as_ they combined to make 22 hits off the starter and loser Bob Kirk- wood and Ted Bates who reliev- ed him in the Ist. Keith Lathem also came out of his slump to give up only 8 hits to take his first win of the series. Tom Fleury, Greg Ruddy and Andy Camerand 'together collec- ted 10 of the hits given up by St. Workers, they also collected half N. Cobalts runs. For St. Workers Bruce Morin with 2 for 4 lead with 6 others having 1 hit each. ; 1000011 586 INE Cobaltaoromlel 2 Ome l4a22005) Umpires were: W. Grozelle anf G. Weston. Tues. nite St. Workers and N. Cobalt gave the crowd a thril- ling finish to the current 1955 season. St. Workers, with the aid of a game winning home run with a man on by Rolly Beaulieu-took a close one 11-10. They now become champions of the Haileybury Softball League and winner of the Haileybury Garage Trophy. 3eaulieu's home run was the climax to a 15 hit barage by St. Workers. Reg Scully lead the parade with a home run, a doub- le and 2 singles for 4 at bat, he was followed by Jack Shaw and Ted Bates with 2 for 3. Although St. Workers made 9 errors, N. Cobalt were only able to capitalize the first inning when they made 6 of their 10 runs. St. Workers big inning came in the 5th when they got 7 of their 15 hits and 3 migplays by N. Cobalt gave them 8 runs. N. Cobalt 6210001 10103 St. Workers 000182 11159 Umpires were: W. Grozelle and G. Weston. HORSES Many horses are being trucked north as the bush season draws near. OBITUARY MRS. LESLIE McFAREANE 24 one son, deep regret to her many friends in this district during the week. c 3 Nilder, Of Kapuskasing. The The former Amy Arnold, she ) . Woe My was the eldest daughter of the funeral will be held on Friday afternoon {trom the chapel of late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arn- old, pioneer settlers of the Han- bury area north of New Lis- keard. She was born in Mont- real and came north with her parents in the days of Clay Belt settlement. She was married in Montreal in 1928 to Leslie Mc- Hulse and Home, Ottawa. ricia), of Ottawa and Mrs. Louis Perez, (Norah) of Ithaca, N.Y., Brian at home, as well as by two brothers, George James and Mrs. John Kirkey of New Liskeard, and Mrs. Arnold Playfair UNITED CHURCH W.A. The fall meeting of the W.A. of the United Church met at the member of long dress on behalf of the who losing a valued Tea was then serv her W.A. in ed member !zy Our Want. Ads to Mrs. L. Ferguson an active which regret was expressed for standing was leaving Haileybury to make good friend, her home in Sault Ste. Marie. and and a and social hour enjoyed by all. Funeral 34 Sewing Cabinets -- Lang Street, Cobalt. , Phone 4685 Fashion Aids SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Farlane, son of the late Mr. and home of Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Irons -- Notions Findings Mrs. J. H. McFarlane of Hail- Tuesday night, September 6th. Repairs --. Rents -- Parts eybury, and lived in Haileybury Plans were made for the winter ' from 1929 to 1936 when the activities, and to say good-bye family moved to Whitby and then to Ottawa where her hus- ° gee band is on the staff of the Na- eA SCR as tional Film Board. She had lived in Ottawa at 8 Christie St. since 1943, She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. William McCauley, (Pat- a brings you an exciting new MAGIC ACTION DISPENSER for her LUXURY HAND LOTION Charming luxury touch that ~~ ks makes this silky lotion still more a delight to use! Just touch your finger-tip to this magic action dispenser, and the slender "faucet" 1 exactly the ~~ Haileybury Branch STAG! p Canadian Legion LEGION HALL, FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 Drawing for Tailored Suit of Clothes Man's or Woman's Tickets 25c HAILEYBURY 5 for $1.00 LDP P DLP PP RPP DPI PSS U SAGARA IPOS AHR A Welcome to warmer place. the warmest places you We cannot help but you too. Haileybury, Phone 349 If you have just arrived in town, you may think that Haileybury is a cold place. Don't be- lieve a word of it. Of course, it does get a little chilly at time, but in terms of warm friendliness ~and warm hearted people, you won't find a So we extend to you a warm welcome, and when the wind is blowing across the lake and the snow is drifting on the walk, remember that in the things that matter, Haileybury is one of we have had some part in the warmth of Hail- eybury, at least as far as winter heating comfort is concerned, because we have been rendering a service for half a century in that direction. When you are ready, we should like to serve Herbert Fuels Limited Distributors of Quality Coals and Kleen-Flo Premium stove and furnace oils. New Residents can find. feel that in our business -- Cobalt, Phone 3311 right amount. Use Elizabeth Arden Hand Lotion freely, from head to toe ... to smooth your skin to loveliness with the fresh, sweet enchantment of Blue Grass or June Geranium, 402. dispenser bottle . . . $1.25 WHITBY'S PHARMACY ML-13-55 Ar You are, if... 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