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THURS. OCTOBER~ 24th, 1957 _ _THE HAJLEYBURIAN = COBALT WEEKLY POST Page Five Across. the Kitchen Table 4 « By Mrs. Mac. es POSS RES CISA OC Rn If there is anything in this members from all over Canada world that upsets a dignified at- will meet in the Chateau Lauriet titude, it's being at a Bantam, in Ottawa for the first National ball game when one of the play- ers is one's grandson, and half of the others are neighbor's boys, and they are all, from the small- est to the tallest, working to- gether as a team, trying to win the All-Ontario Bantam Cham- pionship. That's where I was during the Thanksgiving week-end, watch- ing the New Liskeard Bantams play a team as good a's they were from Galt. The first game went into the second half of the ninth inning without a single run be- ing scored, before Liskeard fin- ally made it. The second game _was even more exciting, tied in the second inning at 2-2 and staying that way until the last half of he seventh inning when, (the Lord forgie' me for sinful pride!) my grandson clouted a . home run that also brought Bill Glashan home on the third and making the score 4-2. The ex- citement surrounding the laun- ching of Russia's Sputnik was as nothing compared to ours and the winning ball is now reposing in state on the top shelf of my bookcase. IKK Not long ago I read some- thing regarding the rapid in- crease in the moose popluation in Ontario but judging from the number of horns that are pass- ing through town both on and in cars, it should be somewhat less at the end of the moose season. = HARKER Next week, from October 28, to the 31, Women's Institute Convention. It should be not only interest- ing but educational,as well, to hear the views of other women and to learn something of the way Institutes operate in other provinces, I feel véry proud that I was chosen to represent: South Temiskaming Institute-members at this convention. I will be leaving for Ottawa Saturday night, in company with Mrs. Bert Brownlee, of Englehart, who is the delegaté for Centre Temiskaming, and Mrs. George Ash, our provincial board mem- ber, and I hope, when I return, to be able to report, to all bra- nches in the district, about what happened during the "four-day sessions. SK OOK Strawberries in October ? Sounds good, doesn't it? And that is what we have here in the office this (Monday) morning. D. A. Gorrie of Port Hope, holidaying in the north, brottght in two lovely ripe berries from the garden of T. C. Swartman in New Liskeard. The northland is establishing a name for it's self, isn't it? J have a dozen or more white and yellow _rosebuds just bursting out into bloom as well as nasturtiums, cornflowers, cali- fornia poppies and a lovely yel- low dahlia. Post script, Wednesday after- noon--Who in heck was talking about strawberries and rose- buds? Br-r-r!! . Paul Wink Attend. Party For Bert Flynn Paul Wink of Cobalt who was a baseball pitcher for Creighton Mine from 1914 to 1918 was a guest at a stag party at the Italian Hall in Copper Cliff where they honered Bert Flynn, fellow player of Mr. Wink's. ae than forty years ago. The guest list also included Denis O'Reilly a right fielder with the Ontario Championship Copper Cliff team of 1925. Johnny Destefano, who played for the Copper Cliff team in the early 20's Red McLaughlin a great catcher in the 1900's with Creighton team, and a_ brother Red McLaughlin who died re- cently Sam Rothchild an in- fielder in the Nickel district and who has since become a_ noted curling executive, and Billy Ro- gell for over ten years a short stop for Detroit Tigers, who considered Bert Flynn a first class ball player. X A message of conepemuacions came from Monseigneur O'Leary of Sault Ste. Marie, a great admirer of Mr. Flynn. I would like to add my congrat-. lations to Bert too, for we knew him in the early days playing baseball in Cobalt when Claud Morrison had the Baseball Teams in Cobalt. George Collins, master ceremonies recalled Bert's wess at Tennis. Bert was Nor- thern Ontario's Champion for 10 consecutive years. 4 The, doubles» combination of Flynn and Collins were never de- feated. Billy Rogel- presented +: of BEN! BOURGET General Building Contractor» Remodeling. &« Repairing. Remodelage & Réparage Houses, Boats & Boat Building ' Haileybury, Ont. "business in Ajax, Ontario, pro- ; "4 the Ladies Auxiliary BickUp Phone and 460): Delivery WE SELL THE BEST: SERVICE THE, REA. TRLTOWN. T.V. & RADIO. 19 Armstrong St. Phone 460. New beautiful radio to Flynn on be- half of his friends. "It will just be the thing to bring in those daytime ball games," said Bert. Two minutes silence was ob- served in the memory of Leo McLaughlin who died suddenly two days before the party. Bert Flynn a great athlete more than 40 years ago retired recently at the-age of 65. The Sudbury Star describec the social function in his honor as follows. A Stag to end all stag parties. Never have there been sO many past and present athlets assembled in one place. Among the guests who wished to attend the party but couldn't were Frank Shaughnessy, presi- den of the International, Baseball League who was at the Little World Series in Denver, "Art Cloutier, the south paw )pitching ace of the 1925, Copper Club, who now owns a, heating and Maurice Kelly a famous football Star at the University of To- ronto in the 1920's. CANADIAN. LEGION The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Branch 44 held_ their October meeting, on Monday evening in the Legion lounge. Mrs. B: Conroy chaired the meeting. Comrade Jean O'Rorke advanced the Flag.O Canada was sung, accompanied on the 'piano by Mrs. F. Adshead, two minutes silence was obseryed for fallen Comrades, The Lord's_ prayer was recited by all members. Mrs. S.-Wing secretary called the roll with fifteen members responding. Mrs. E. Jennings treasurer gave the. financial re- port. In responce to.a request tha send two verse of "Blest be the tie Cliff > Tuboat Annie Brennan, playe for a swing at Captain Horati Sande. These fun-loving friend], Monday night on the CBC tele venture series about the sea, cal Annie". d by Minerva Urecal, o Bull-winkle played by Walter winds up y Opponents can be seen every vision network in a comedy-ad- led "The Adventure of Tugboat delegates to a meeting in Hails eybury on October 17, Mrs. S Wink and Mrs. B. MacPhersoi; were chosen to go as delegates. There was a gift donated by j. Frackleton which was won by Mrs. F. Marcotte. Mrs. S. Wink reporting for the sick committee said flowers had been taken to Mrs. R. Everson who is still ill in Haileybury Hospital. Mrs: Everson will shortly be going to relatives in Powassan until she is' completely recovered. A wreath was sent as a tribute to Mrs. H. Smart who died on Sept- ember 9. A motion that crests be bought for the Legionettes howling team was carried out. Colors for the Ladies Auxiliary and also Flag holders and white gauntlets fo rthe members are to be purchased before Novembe is Mrs. Wink who attended the Northern District Rally at Kap uskasing on Sept. 13 reviewed that event. The purchase of a refrigerator for the Legion lounge kitchen is being consider ed-and a decision will likely | made soon. The ceremony of draping th. Charter for the late Mrs. Smari was observed. Comrade O'Rorke placed a wreath of poppies < the Charter. Comrade Wh placed the drape and preside: Comrade Conroy gave the cita on. The meeting me closed with th: t] " Binds".. The retiring of colors and the singing of Save the Queen". Principal McGugan Attend Convention The Cobalt-Coleman School Area Board meeting was held on Tuesday, October 15. Those present were the chair- man H. Arnold Todd, Trustees Walter Fleming, C. G. Dunn, Ivan Tressider, C. Saxton, the principal D. C. McGugan and the secretary-treasurer Mrs C. W. Cameron. ' Minutes of the previous meet- ing were read~ and approved. Accounts totalling $14,379.53 were passed for payment. The school attendance officer Mrs. G. C. Dixon reported 17. calls made. Many of the children were out on account of the flu. Principal McGugan _ reported enrollment for September was 321 and attendance was 87.87 per cent. Mr. McGugan was granted leave to attend a conference of Public School Principals in Sud- on Occtober 18, and 19. bury R. Carson of Haileybury was given the full contract for in- Max Ferguson, creator and alter-ego of CBC's famous "Raw- hide" often works until the wee hours of the morning prepar- ing his script for the "Rawhide" show. Frejuently his only com- panion during the night is his English Bull Dog Tuffy; he doesn't seem too impressed with his script. Rawhide's great sa- tire show may be heard on the Trans-Canada Radio network five evenings a week, stalling the water lines and sewer pipes at the new school. The board has secured the services of Mrs. E. Fenton as lunch hour supervisor, The old Public school may be_ inspected by potential buyers any day be- tween 9 a.m., and 5 p.m., thro- ugh contact with the caretaker O. Melchior at the school it was announced at the meeting. Tenders should be sent to the secretary treasurer Mrs. C. W Cameron, ROTARY WHEEL Gregory Evans of Timmins, was the guest speaker at this week's meeting of the Hailey- bury Rotary Club. Mr. Evans, who is a lawyer, took as_ his subject "The Making of Wills", and gave an interesting and in- formative talk, bring out many salient points that should be re- membered. He also answered a number of questions following his talk. Mr. Evans was introduced by Rudy Martin and thanked by president Wilf Bailey. Two visitors were present, Richard Martin, introduced by Dr. W. C. Arnold and Leigh Day, guest of lan MacDiarmid. Wilfred Bailey reported on the district conference which he re- cently attended at the Britannia Hotel, Lake of Bays. It was regretfully announced that owing to circumstances which had arisen, there would be uo Hallowe'en party this year. All members were urged to attend next Monday's meeting when the District Govenor, Bert Horton of Huntsville will be paying his official visit to the Club. Mr, Martin was. at the piano for the singsong led by Dr. J. C. Crawford. The primary industries argi- culture, forestry, fisheries, trapy ping, mining and electric power now employ only about 20 per cent of all working Canadians. Want Ads. ea Results 3 Shots 3.Moose, wow Many Haileybury hunters are bringing home. moose from their hunting trips 'through: moose country. 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