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THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST Founded by C: C. Farr in 1904 Publisher JOON HiGN Cobalt, Ontario. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Issued every Thursday, from Tie Haileyburian Office Broadway Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ot taw In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance {n United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. Haileybury this week is playing host to golfers and golf fans from all over the north. Wejoin with all the community in welcoming them and wishing them the very best of luck. It seems strange that this little town, which lacks any major industry, which isn't so directly dependent on the mines as is Cobalt, nor has the solid agricultur- al basis of New Liskeard, can still be unchallenged as a recreational centre. Our golfing friends will find good hotels, excellent boating , swimming and fishing, and a town in which the average quality of residence challenges any in the north. And, if we may send a shiver down their backs, in the winter time our curling club is one of the fine st in the province. As an entertainment and recreational centre Hailey- bury occupies something of a unique position. It is, perhaps, unfortunate that so little has been done to attract more tourists, and to develop more tourist attractions and tourist industries here. But perhaps one of our golfing Visitors will take time to have a good look round Haileybury, and realize that here we have great opportunities if someone will but take time to develop them. The WEEK'S WEATHER Week ending August 6th. 1958. Max. Min. Thur. 80 61 Fri. 87 62 Sat. 85 67 Sun. 80 65 Mon. 17 57 Tue. 81 66 Wed. 83 65 Some of the nights during July were cool but not as cool.¢ sit was away in 1904 when the temperature drop- ped to 35.8. For July, 1958, the ave- rage mean temperature was 68.0, for the same period in 1957 it was 69.7 and the average since 1894 is 66.8. The maximum tempera- ture for this July was 90.0 on the 22nd. two degrees higher than it wasin 1957 and much lower than the average since 1894 when 102.0 was registered in 1921. The minimum for both this year and last year was exactly the same, at 49 de- grees as compared to 35.8 as the average since 1894. om %,, ie 2Y\ o1! 7 1 Sr As U2 a9 TO GIVE YOU Dial Sewtee « HAILEYBURY If TAKES a complex maze of wires, skilfully arranged in neat patterns -- plus the modern dial telephone -- to make auto- matic telephone service possible, And it takes months of patient, precise work to build the equipment that goes into action the instant you start dialing a number. Installation of the equipment which will mean "dial service" for you is well underway in the new telephone ex- change, and after the change we believe you will agree that the faster, more con- venient service makes your telephone more valuable than ever. NORTHERN TELEPHONE COMPANY LIMITED Every hour of ever in your home stands a éraetion of y day the telephone ready fo serve you for e cent an hour. BREWERY LIMITED roy