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4a THURSDAY, MAY 6th, 1943 THE HAILEYBURIAN Golf Club Elects Officers, Directors at Recent Meeting Number of New Members Are Signed; Date of Opening Being Announced Soon At a recent meeting. of the Haileybury Golf Club, officers and directors were elected for the season coming up, and with the new members already signed and several prospects in view it ap- pears as though the club will have a fairly successful season. The men in whose hands the affairs of the club will rest this "season are: President--J. E. McDonough. Vice-Pres.--C F. Lowery. Secretary--Wm. Long. Directors--Wm. Dobbins, C. F. Tuer, N. Morissette, Geo. Klein, D. E. Sutherland. ; President McDonough assured the club members that a supply of golf balls will be available for the season. The date of the opening dance will likely be announced follow- ing a meeting of the dierctors at the week-end. Quite a few new applications for membership have been re- ceived already, partly compensat- ing for losses sustained from last season, and any others in town desirous of joing the club should get in touch with Secretary Long in the very near future. Failed to Report Change of Address; Given Minimum Fine Defence Counsel Says Case Is "Petty Little Procedure"; Claimed Notice Sent What defence counsel described as "a petty little procedure" against a man "who does not read English", before Magistrate At- kinson in regular court sittings here last Friday, when Leo Bois- sonault of Haileybury was asses- sed the minimum penalty of $25 when convicted on a charge of failing to report a change of ad- dress to the proper authorities in connection with a military" ser- vice call sent him more than six- teeri months ago. Costs increased the amount of the fine to a total of $31.25. Corp. Green of the R.C.M.P. at Kirkland Lake, who picked up accused, conducted the prosecu- tion and was its sole witness. Boissonault, he told his counsel, J. A. Legris, K.C., had been at Rutherglen when in December, 1941, he received a notice from the Department of National War Services to report and he answer- ed it, he said, ina letter written by a sister on the staff of Miseri- cordia Hospital here. Mr. Legris contended that was sufficient no- tice his address had been changed. Accused also swore that he had notified the post office at Ruther- glen that he was returning to Haileybury but he said he had not notified any, other authority, He said further that was all he knew about the matter until the officer |Beach, is the proud possession of picked him up here, where he had been for over eighteen months, he declared. He did not know he _ Was supposed to notify the De- partment when changing his ad- dress, accused told the court. In his evidence, Boissonault said he had notified his employer when he received the Call and that in the letter written in reply to the notice, he had declared he "realized my obligations" and was not asking for a postpone- ment, although he was the sole support of his parents, both "very old and yery poor."' In reply, the department of War Services in- formed him that dependents of men called for service were paid on the same basis as those who went on active service. Back the Attack! Buy Victory Bonds! HON. HARRY C. NIXON Who was last week chosen as the new leader of the Liberal party in Ontario. He was elect- ed on the first ballot at the convention. Notes of the North SAW "BUZZ" BEURLING "Buzz" Beurling of Verdun, Que.,, top ranking combat ace among Canadian fliers in this war was a visitor to Kapuskasing on Friday, but his stay was brief. He was a passenger on the regu- lar T.C.A. Flight through here, and the plane was serviced at our hig airport for slightly longer than the usual routine stop, a minor wheel repair job being done. In spite of the short and quite unheralded lay-over, word of the famous air fighter of Malta here sped to town on the phone, and a scattering of folks dashed out to the airport by auto and bicycle to glimpse him.--Kapus- kasing Tribune. O----------_ WANT LIGNITE FUEL Citing the fuel shortage as the reason 'for the action, the town council adopted the following re- solution: "Due to the difficulty experi- enced during the past winter in obtaining fuel for domestic con- sumption and a possibility of a greater shortage next winter, "Resolved, that this "council petition the Ontario government to do all in their power to make available the lignite fuel of the north, which in our opinion, will assist in overcoming the present fuel shortage.'"--Cochrane North- land Post. SR ee VETERANS BACK LOAN Early Thursday a report was telephoned to Victory Loan head- quarters in Timmins' that Mon- teith camp 23 under the command of Col. R. Hamilton Bliss had achieved their Victory Loan ob- jective of $14,000 and that they were still going strong. This ef- \fort is extremely noteworthy but exactly what one would expect of veterans who have been through all the horrors and rigors of war. Timmins Press. O---- BLOOMS BEAT LEAVES A shrimp plant which its owner claims has more blooms than leaves, and which practically fills one window of her home near the . TORONTO Hotel Waverley Spapma Ave. at Cortzos 81. A MODERN... QUIET... WELL CONDUCTED . i CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HOTEL wee Close to Parliament Buildings, University of Toronto, Maple Leaf Gardens, Fashionable Shopping District, Wholesale jouses, Theatres, Churches of Every Denomination, A. M. Powe t, President WISHT | WAS OVER THERE-|'D SHOW < - THEM NAZIS A THING OR TWO YOU CAN WHIP THEM RIGHT OVER HERE ABE BY INVESTIN' INA Mrs. George Sedore, The blooms, which Mrs. Sedore estimates have exceeded one hundred in number during the period they have been showing, are in color similar to that of a shrimp, hence the name of the plant. One of the blooms, when measured, proved to be ten and a half inches in length, Mrs. Sedore said, and others also were of considerable size. When the sun shines on the display, the plant presents a gor- geous appearance.--Temiskaming Speaker. 2 pete at EARNS SPECIAL MENTION Victoyr Loan headquarters here feels that special mention should be made of several particularly patriotic families. For instance, there is the case of the Stephens family, 8 Elm street, S. The hus- band, N. A. Sptehens, is overseas with the armed forces. Mrs, Ste- phens is living entirely on her army allowance, but has two re- fugee children for whom she is caring in very able way. And now she is buying war bonds. In the present Victory Loan campaign, she has bought another $50.00 bond on the time payment plan.-- Porcupine Advance. Se ge MARY PICKFORD COMING Mary Pickford, onetime sweet- heart of the screen, may soon visit Kirkland Lake. The Kirk- land Lake Lions Club has been quietly at work on the plan of having the screen celebrity visit | the "Hub of the North.." Some Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of MARK F. DEEMS, late of the City of Pueblo in the State of Colorado, U.S.A. Re- | tired Chemist. | All persons having claims against the estate of Mark F. Deems, Pueblo. Col- orado, U.S.A., Retired Chemist, who died on the 8th day of December, 1942, are required to file particulars of same with the undersigned on or before May 31st, 1943. after which date the estate will be distributed without re- gard to any claim not filed. DATED at Haileybury, Ontario,, this 20th day of April, A.D. 1943. By his solicitors, Legris & Legris 5-32¢ Haileybury, Ontario lI Local Business and || || Professional Cards l 3/5 |o/-=------' Sas (SSS Gol wskuer cmc SARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Bank of Nova Scono Building HAILEYBURY, ONT PHONE 36/ Dr. W. R. Somerville DENTIST Bank of Nova Scotia Building Main ®% Ferguson | Haileybury and no action has been taken project could not be readily car-\Association, undertook to make service clubs joined in the under-/of the traffic controller and has taking.--Kirkland Lake Northern been advised that in the case of News. the Northwestern Quebec Pros- | pectors' Association in Rouyn the matter of the difficulties confront- ing prospectors in regard to tra- of Willard's Service Station, 1m Joseph A. Legris, Administrator, |- a 1 K barriers are, however, in the way vel by motor car because taxi/North Cobalt wart on the "loose" : drivers are limited to a distance pending word from the Interna- of fifteen miles from town, A. D.| tional body. It was stated the Provencher, the president of the, last Thursday afternoon it careen- ed across the old Ferguson high- Way, near the station, ran into a riéd out unless some of the local/enquiries at the Montreal office fence and over a steep bank and wound up in the swollen waters ef Mill Creek. It required the services of several men for sev- eral hours, as one of them put it, before the vehicle was fished out the following day. Men had to |wade waist deep in the cold water to get a line on the partly sub- |merged truck, but there was little damage done. The vehicle is lowned by the station proprietor. {bona fide prospectors special per- }mits will be issued. -- Rouyn- pene Press. When at a recent meeting of , Parked Truck on "Loose" Winds Up in Mill Creek HELPING PROSPECTORS When a truck parked in front Picobac BACKS THE ATTACK! "I wouldn't advise anybody to buy more of anything than he can pay cash for--but Victory Bonds! That's different. 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