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Haileyburian WG? ty Ambrose Mullens of Kirkland Lake manages a smile after placing second in the five-mile swim from Haileybury. Jackie Neal of New Liskeard came in third in the five-mile swim from Haileybury to the New Liskeard Beach Monday after- noon. Seven entered, and Jackie was the last to stay the course. - Haileybury Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Childs. and daughter Beverley have returned fifom a holiday spent in Geraild- ton, Pawassan and Huntsville. Mr..and Mrs, A. Sterba~ and ©~--Ghildren Anna and Vickie will be leaving next week for,a holiday in Southern Ontario. Miss Audrey Theurck. has re- \~jairned to Albany, New York, af- ter spending a week with her Mr. and Mrs. William Theurck. \ Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Childs were (Mr, and Mrs. C. Schmidt of Ven- ige, Florida and Mrs. W. Atkins of Toroni to. (Miss Isabelle Plaunt of Spence Bay™in the Northwest. Territories has holidaying' at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Plaunt. Guests iat the home of Mrs. B. Shepherd during the week-end were her son and daughter-in- Jaw, Mr. and:Mrs; Del Wilson and thildren Lindy, Jimmy and. Don- ald, of Banerolft. fae: and iirs, C. R. Plaunt,; Personals son Charles are leaving Thursday for a motor trip to Renfrew,. Tor- onto..and other southern points. Mrs; W. McDonnell of North: Bay has returned to her home fol- lowing. a visit with her sister, Mrs. H. Lindsay and Mr. Lindsay. Mr. and Mirs. Kindy Kent and children Carol, Janel. and Lenore of Kingston, are guests at the home of Mr. Kents' sister, Mirs. J. W. Neelands and! Mi. Neelands. Miss Dorothy Russell of Toronto was a week-end viitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Av E. Russell. Other visitors alt the Russell home included 'Min, and Mirs; Earl Man- ser and children Raymond and Allan, also of Toronto. Mr. Duncan. Mowat has return- ed to his home in Latchford after spending some time in Misericor- dia Hospital here. Mr. and Mis. Robert Brown of}| Timmins were recent guests of their niece, Mrs. A. E. Russell and Mr. Russell, also other relatives in. town. - Mir. Peter Duhaime of North Co- balt is a patient in Miisercordia: daughters Isabelle and Mirian. and' a Hospital. | A good hour ahead of her nearest competitors, Hert Herzog of Timmins. won the five mile race Monday in great style. She kept up a-fast pace all the way. : Hope fo Form Yacht Club In Haileybury A long felt want for this area will be realized if plans of a few dis- trict men are completed. James: Whelan and D. Pelangio, two local sparkplugs behind: movement to set up-a boating club in the district's largest and best- known lake, told the Speaker over the holiday week-end that a meet- ing is to be called at 8 p.m. on Thursday in. the Hotel Haileybury. "The meeting is for the purpose of probing the feelings' of - boat owners using the lake as to wheth- er they would like to have a Tim- iskaming Yacht Club established,"' Mr. Whelan says. "If there is enough interest the details of its formation will be discussed.' He said a special invitation was being made to New Liskeard boat owners and those of other neigh- boring Ontario and Quebec com- munities to become associated with the idea and that membership would be open to all users of- Lake Timiskaming. Mr. Whelan also a town council- lor, stated: '"'We feel it will be such a tourist attraction that municipali. ties themselves will want to contri- bute to its establishment." Preliminary hopes are for: a membership of 400 or. more owners of yachts, boats and canoes. Event- ual hopes are that each of the par- ticipating groups from municipali- ties on the lake will provide their own mooring jetties, gas and oil facilities for boats, as well as for the eventual building of a club house for members. Apart from promoting the lake, one of the major objectives of the group, it is believed, will be the spearheading of a drive to have the: Waters. cleared of stray pulp- wood logs. A yacht club, however, will be nothing new for the town. Hailey- bury is: believed to: have had an active boating club before: the 1922 fire: Mr. Whelan: says much interest has been displayed in the idea so far. If established the club would also promote services for boaters: in trouble on. the water, water saféty, search and rescue facilities, wea- ther advice and other forms of aid to the boating public. Interested parties are being urged to attend Thursday's prelim- inary meeting. John Marchese won the grueling 10 mile bike race at New Liskeard Beach last week. John lapped the field early in the race and had little trouble-in holding it in the final lap. About a dozen entered the race and most finished. The races were handled by the New Liskeard Jaycees and the trophy donated by the Chamber of Commerce. 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