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THURS., OCTOBER 3st, 1929 Type ea LEYBURIAN Page 5 Curlers Foregather In Annual Session Fifty Present at Dinner Last Week; Prizes Presented and Officers Named About fifty members of the Haileybury Curling Club gather- ed at the Matabanick Hotel on Thursday night last for the an- nual meeting and dinner of the organization, when the activities of the past season were review- ed, the prizes won were officially presented and the officers elected for the coming season. There was great enthusiam over the club's prospects for the coming winter and, with a prospective larger membership than last year, the activities of the curlers prom- ise to be thoroughly enjoyed dur- ing the approaching winter. A. L. Herbert, last year's pres- ident, presided over the meeting. In opening he welcomed to the dinner Fred Thompson, of Swas- tika and Haileybury, one of the oldest members of the club, and S. S. Forneri, who for the past year or two has been out of town during the curling season. He said that financially the club had not done so well during the year, onaccount of a smaller member- ship, but that on the ice they had been particularly successful, as evident from the display of sil- verware that was to be handed out. In making the presentations several of the old members of the club took part. The Grover Shield was handed over officially to W. J. Adair by Henry Jemmett and accepted by that enthusiastic weilder of the broom. The other members of the rink are G. F. Summers, Ed. Wells. and Wm. Bulger, each of whom received a replica of the shield in minia- ture, donated by M. F. Fairlie, last year's vice-president. The prizes in the Shillington were presented by T. J. Meagher to D. E. Sutherland, skip, and Fred Austin, Hugh Balkwill and Hugh Boyle. The prizes for this event were silver water pitcher, donat- ed by Mr. R. T. Shilllington. W. H. Tuke presented the Jem- mett Trophy, the winners being D. H. Millar, skip, Henry, Jem- mett, C. F. Tuer and Dave EI- liott. 3 . The Montgomery Memorial Trophy, was presented by J. H. Stitt, one of the oldest members 6f the club, to Bert Terrill, skip, Russell Murphy, Jay Gould and A. L .Herbert, and accepted on behalf of the rink by the latter. The Elliott Cup, competed for annually for the benefit of the Children's Shelter, was won by Roy Thompson, skip, Jap Gib- bons, W. Donnelly and W. Bul- ger. This was presented to the winners by Taylor Pipe. The three major prizes in the T. & N. O. Bonspiel were also on hand and were presented to the' winners by A. L. Herbert, the Lee trophy going to W. J. Adair, the Maysey to E. E. Smith and the Canada Northern Power to F. H. Thompson. Following the ~ presentations the officers ofthe club for the coming season were elected as follows: Hon. Presidents--W. A. Gor- don, G. F. Summers and J. H. Stitt. President--E. E. Smith. Vice-Pres.--D. E. Sutherland. Secretary--M. S. Boyd. Treasurer--C. P. Furlong. The latter two being re-elected Executive--H. C. Dunbar, R. Y. Campbell, W. J. Adair, Taylor Pipe and A. L. Herbert. Schedule Committee -- H. A. Carlson, F. H, Thompson and R. W. Douglas. Umpire--L. H. Ferguson. Auditors--R. W. Douglas and Henry Jemmett. The thanks of the club were tendered in the form of votes to the retiring officers and to the donors of the various prizes, and LOCAL PEOPLE HURT IN BROADSIDE CRASH ON LAKE SHORE ROAD Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Liddicott and their little daughter all re- ceived cuts and bruises when their motor car, in which they were returning from New Lis- keard about midnight on Satur- day night, was struck broadside by one driven by A. Tessier, Co- balt, on the Lake Shore Road be- tween the pulp mill and MclIn- tosh's crossing. None of their injuries are likely to be serious, although some stitches were re- quired to close a wound in one of Mr. Liddicott's hands. The crash occurred when Tes- sier, whose car had taken the ditch, attempted to pull back on the road and swung almost straight across as the other car came along. The traffic was hea- vy at the time and before the roadway was cleared there were, fifty cars waiting to pass. It) took Chief MacGirr, who was} summoned immediately after the} crash, and Chief Miller, of New Liskeard, about a half hour be- fore the traffic jam was straight- ened out. Mr. Liddicott's car was badly smashed and the other one was also damaged. Want Donations of Cast-Off Clothing The local Corps of the Salva- tion Army would be glad to hear of anyone who has some spare clothing, particularly for 'child- ren, that they would be willing to donate to some needy families. The Army Officers have several people on their list who are find- ing it difficult to provide winter things for their children, and if this comes to the eye of any per- son who can help out, they will be very grateful. Things can ei- ther be sent to the Army hall or held and the officers notified, when they will be glad to call. the meeting closed after some general discussion. The financial statement, pre- sented by the treasurer, C. P. Furlong, is given herewith. In this connection, R. W. Douglas, one of the auditors, gave an anal- ysis of the expenses for the year, showing that it cost $12.50 per day to run the club during the curling season. ' RECEIPTS Cash on hand, end of First real Gaucho picture ever LOZSE period eee $ 9.38 Membership Fees ...... 1465.00 locker Hees -. ae ee- « 17.00 Receipts from T, & N. Os Bonspiel sri. ina 101.75 Children's Shelter Com- petitionin. @ sw eio.0s. 57.00 $1650.13 DISBURSEMENTS Caretaking and other la- DOR 5.9. |. eevercaee ere $ 567.50 eights? 5... «acacia 87.91 ite ligne: acscuace seeters 148.00 Telegraph and telephone 23.43 ID OW aeons ce Eats 17.00 Trophies and engraving. 39.04 Exchange, Postage and Revenue Stamps ..... 5.28 Tnsurance ys... see oe 20.00 Entertainment ......... 23.33 Baths sodeooesosoece 41.46 Sundry Repairs, expense 106.49 NEO: GAT wDues ie ees 45.00 Town of Haileybury rent 100.00 Children's Shelter Com- PAIS cho odbonganoe 57.00 Rent, Haileybury Curl- ing Club Limited .... 300.00 $1581.44 Gashvons hander reise 68.69 $1650.13 S. J. MASON, R. W. DOUGLAS, Auditors Assessment Figures Increases over 1928 Little Change in Population, but More Pupils Recorded in the Schools An increase of $58,460 in the total assessment of land and | property in the town of Piiley-| bury is shown by the figures | completed this week by the As-| sessor, Mr. J. A. MacArthur. | The total values of land, prop-| erty and business assessments are shown as $2,265,190 and are| divided as follows: Land, $595,190 Buildings, $1,626,375; business, | $43,625. From this is deducted the exemptions of town proper- 'ty, $69,620, and other exemptions | as churches, hospitals, public} buildings, etc., of $723,725, leav-| ing a total of $1,471,845 as tax- | able property, which is an in-| crease of $6,300 over the figures | of last year. | Of this total the sum of $278,- 985 is assessed for separate school purposes, while $1,192,860) is for the public school. These} figures show a decrease of $8,260 | from the figures of last year in regard to the separate school and| increase of $14,560 in those of the | public school assessment. As far as the assessor's count of the population goes there are 2,892 persons listed as permanent residents. This is a slight de-| crease from last year, when the) population was shown as 2,919 It is accounted for, according to LETTER B THEATRE, Haileybury Y | Tonight, last showing of | COLLEEN MOORE in "Why Be Good" A Hallowe'en Her finest picture treat FRIDAY, SATURDAY] Francis X. Bushman and Jacqueline Logan in Charge of the Gauchos filmed. See the fall of an Em- pire! The rise of Liberty! 10,000 in cast. A Special at reg- ular prices. Also "Tarzan the Mighty" No. 10., and greatest comedy team Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in "Early to Bed," A side-splitting comedy. MONDAY, TUESDAY David Rollins and Sue Carol in "Win That Girl" Youth tackles romance and scores a touchdown. Love -- Laughter --Sports at College--Thriller. WEDNES. -- THURS. Rex Ingram's Production The 3 Passions With Alice Terry & Ivan Petro- vitch. The war of Gold, Women and God. Regular Prices. ADJOURNED TAX SALE at the hour provided not less than the taxes and costs is od: NOTICE is hereby given that the adjourned Tax Sale of Lands 'advertised for sale for Arrears of Taxes will be held at the Council Chambers, Ferguson Ave- nue, Haileybury, on Monday, November 4th, 192 AND NOTICE is hereby given that the Council have passed a By-Law declaring their intention of purchasing such lots as they may deem desirable, nee H. CLIFFORD, Treasurer of 10 a.m. : amount due for arrears of bid for the same. Mr. MacArthur, by the fact that The figures for 1928 were two or three families moved from| Age Sep. Sch. Pub. Sch. Total town during the summer just/5 to7..... 87 115 202 passed, while their places have/8 to 13 .... 149 220 369 been taken by others, the new-/14 to 16... 54 73 127 comers were not here in time to/16 to 18... 48 75 123 be included in the official count. : He states that at present, with 338 483 821| the large number of men employ- ed on construction of the Roman Catholic Church and th e new hospital, the population could be shown to be considerably greater than last year, but a proportion of these will not become perma- nent residents. The classification and number | | of the pupils attending are given below, with compara- tive figures as shown in the re- port for last year: schools | CHILDREN GENEROUS | brighter AT SCHOOL SHOWERS! IN AID OF SHELTER In the schools of Cobalt, Hail- eybury and New Liskeard, dur- ing the past week, showers have yeen held for the benefit of |Children's Shelter and the child- ren have been particularly erous on behalf of the less for- tunate ones in providing a great | collection of vegetables, grocer-| ies, fruit, ete., which will go al The Haileyburian will long the gen- way towards life | whol for making children the (exe being cared for at that insti- tution. To the principals, teach- ers and pupils of all the schools the committee in charge of the Shelter wishes to extend their sincere thanks. It is encourag- ing to them to know that the children of the district are thus early being taught the lessons of charity and that through the continued generosity of the com- munities the work of the Child- ren's Aid Society can go on for the betterment of the whole dist- rict. That their work is an all- important one has been made ev- ident time and uin and that their efforts are being backed up by the public generally is an en- couraging sign for the future. --- Consistent Advertising in Bring Business 1929 Age Sep. Sch. Pub. Sch. Total| 5 toesmeoets 3 82 109 191} 8 to 13 .... 164 217 381 | 14'toel5" >. 56 77 133 16 tople* sa +, 62 86 148 364 489 853 This is an increase over the fig- ures for 1928 of 32, of which 26 are in the separate school enrol- ment and 6 in the public school. SAW LOGS WANTED SPRUCE AND JACK PINE Green or Dry Will Buy in Car Load Lots to New Liskeard Apply to SHEPHERDSON LTD. Drawer 19 Phone 198 New Liskeard, Ont. Poorr NEW MARCONI at our store to-day. Surpassing in reception, in selectivity, in tone . . . with a living "presence" you have never known before. 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