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THE HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST Senior golfers will play Englehart celebrates its at Haileybury August 4 Sonj--Centennial in August In less than a month it will be just ten years since the second annual Nerthern Ontario Seniors' Golf Asso- ciation championships were played at the Haileybury Golf Club. This year, the eleventh annual classic will again take place in Hai- leybury, on August 4th and 5th. The executive have spar- ed nothing in making the greens and fair comparable to the best inthe north. President J.C. Murphy, while particularly pleased with the standard of the course, points out that Hai- leybury has always held its own an exacting layout. Roy Herne of Sudbury, who won the championship two years ago at Timmins and again last year at Sault Ste, Marie, willagain, at 64, be defendinghis laurels at*Haileybury. Among the others who are expected to be playing are a eT _IAN MacDIARMID ~ General Insurance 'Auto Financing _ Telephone 10. ' Haileybury, Ontario. Ben Merwin of Idylwylde Club, Pierson ureene of Sudbury, Bill Kenny and George Honer, both of Kirk- land Lake James Hughes of Idylwylde and W.T. "Shorty" Greene of Sudbury. Then if the Gateway to the North can induce Howard Teskey and Tom Hawkins to re-enter the lists, the battle should be on. There is keen competition all down the line, withfour age divisions, 50 to 44, 55 to 59, 60 to 64 and over 65, as well as Putting and approaching, and an Open Handicap for non prize winners. All you have to do isad - mit you are over 50 give your entry to your club sec- retary or sendit direct to J. Lewis Brown, N.O.S.G.A. Secretary, P.O. Box 6, Lockerby, Ont. wangle a trip to Haileybury over the Civic Holiday weekend and fraternise with some of the finest fellows still playing golf and still sidestepping Old Father Time, ee eK a 2 ak cae kc ok It ain't the things you don't know what gets you in- to trouble; it's the things you know for sure what ain't so. | FINDLAY ELECTRIC PHONE a oo ep Pick-Up and Delivery WE SELL THE BEST | SERVICE THE REST TRI-TOWN T.V. & RADIO 19 Armstrong St. Phone 460. New Liskeard Phone; $8 BS When you motor to the GOLD TOWN make yourself at home with the North's oldest pames in Automobiles. Pontiac - Buick - GMC -Shell- MACDONALD - ROWE MOTORS 110 Gov't. Rd. W. Ph. 112 Kirkland Lake 44-tfc > ig DADA DAD DLDLLADD OOOO DAAAAS SPARE'S ELECTRIC Qualified Electrician TV Antenna Installations Call SPARKS for worry . - free service. Tel. 617J Haileybury aniline de Biennale dian thane that eX "We Serve P.O. Box 976 TRI-TOWN CONSTRUCTION CO. LIMITED - the North" Phone 825 CONTRACTORS -- BUILDERS -- ESTIMATORS Home Aitterations -- Cupboards Built PAINTING and FLOOR SANDING NEW LISKEARD. ONT. 'Ritchens Modernized 'The Publicity Committee of the Englehart Semi- Cen- tennial arranged for pupils in the local Public and High Schools to write essays on the History of Englehart. The entries from the Public School have been judged and the judges awarded first prize to Sandra Mills; se- cond prize to Nancy Bradt ° and third prize to Judy Bar- stead. The awards to the winners of the High School have not been announced as yet. __ Itis expected that pre- sentations will be made to the various winners at a suitable time during the Semi-Centennial celebra - tions which commence Aug: ust 1st and continue through Monday, August 4th. One of the features of the Englehart Semi-Centennial celebrations which be a mu- seum of local interest. This museum will be opened on Friday, August 1st, Satur- day, August 2nd and Monday, August 4th It is anticipated that visi- tors to town as well as the residents will recall past days from the exhibits. Also located in the mu- seum building will be a re- freshment corner where coffee, tea and food will be available. For the ardent coffee drinker there will be ONTARIO PROPERTY SALE NO. 4044 LAND .|| Approximately 1/6 acres of land, situated on Lot 22, R. P.M.-132, Township ofCole- | man, District of Temiskam- | ing, Town of Cobalt. | Tenders will be received by the TENDERS SECRETARY, ROOM 1412, EAST BLOCK, PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS , | TORONTO, ONTARIO until: 12:00 NOON E.S.:T. ; on THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 1958. Information and tender forms, obtainable from the Tenders, Secretary located as shown above or DEPARTMENT OF HIGH- WAYS, NEV' LISKEARD. Highest or xuny tender not = nesessarily accepted. DEPARTMENT OF HIGH- WAYS, ONTARIO. 18-3¢ freshly ground coffee from. a coffee mill which was in use many years ago, and is now the property of Mrs. Robert Tracy, of Englehart. For the sports-minded visitors and citizens. arrangements have been completed for a Fastball game between the Montreal Canadian fastball team and ,Joe Dash' team of Kirkland Lake. This game will be played at the Community Centre Ball Field Saturday afternoon, August 2nd. Hoc- key fans will see their fa- vourite Montreal hockey players in action. Lillias Gibbins, Chairman of the Parade Committee advises that tnere will be a parade on Friday, August lst to start festivities and a second parade will be held on Monday, August 4th. Monday, August 4th. will see aquatic sports being sponsored by the Kinsmen Club at the Lee Swimming Pool in the morning. During the afternoon a field day program will be sponsored by the Canadian Legion and a fireworks disply will set off at dark. To wind up the day a dance will be held in the Curling Rink at night. . SOCIAL and PERSONAL Mrs. L.McLeod, Bramp- ton is a visitor at Miss.A Creighton's summer home "Asween", Lake Temaga- mi. Miss. Shirley Mc Leod, Brampton, is visiting friends in town and will be leaving Thursday, July 17th. 1958. around Wednesday to return home with her mother, Mrs i. Me Leod: Hugh Wright has complet- edhis course at O.P.P. College, Toronto, and is back in Haileybury again. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Giles, Elk Lake, visited vith Mr. and Mrs. Gunney 3mith and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAlpine recentlv. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peckert, Sault Ste. Marie are visiting his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Tresidder and family Prospect Ave. also Mrs. A. Price, O'Brien property on Sunday. Matache- parents John Wilcox, wan, visited his over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cashmore and family, Niagara Falls, spent . the week end with Mrs. Cash- more's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.Tresidder. Miss. Rita Sweeney is . spending a week's vacatic at Miss. A. Creighton's Summer Camp Lake Temagami. Mr. and Mrs. Warren, North Bay, visited _at the homes of both their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Warren recently. -- Mr. and Mrs. George Hurst spent the week end in Ottawa visiting relatives there. Ronald . "Ashween"' | Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Orr Timmins spent the week end with Mrs. Orr's sister, Mrs. Charles Lentz, and Mr. Lentz.They also vi - sited Mr. Ofr's brother, Mr. and Mrs. A. Orr and family, -- NE UMMTITEST 4 TRS AN TNS TST AUTHORIZED TELEPHONE 311: Nits oy AUTHORIZED AGENTS AND SERVICE. FOR BOMINION APPLIANCES _A DIVISION OF BEATTY BROS. BEATTY APPLIANCES LEQ'S APPLIANCES LEO AND ROLLY DERAICHE SERVICE FOR HAILEYBURY as Hilnliitccyssdieetaalicaqwrlll digs fleas Ui asa eae SS HINMTUTNTAT eq SHUT Mit ey ae lide