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| DHURS.; REBRUARY. 15, 1043 ° _THE HAILEYBURIAN = Page Three Home Rinks Take Three. Firsts -at= Kirkland Bonspicl Among Clubs Taking Part; 'Event Ended on Saturday VIGGO KIHL Prizes awarded at the big T. & N.O.bonspiel held last week at Kirkland Lake were pretty well distributed among the clubs re- presented by rinks in the various competitions, although three first prizes were won by the home club, One of the other main awards went to a Toronto rink one to the Dome Mines club anc another to the McIntvre curlers with all other clubs taking part winning one or more of the sec- ond, third and fourth prizes. There were 29 rinks in the 'spiel, but with an extra draw each day and the use of the skat- ing areva for a day more than planned, the big event was wound up on Saturday. For the greater part of the week the wea'her was ideal, but on Friday the ice soft- ened up a bit and made the goine heavy then and on Saturday. The frost on Sa'urday nivht late however, remedied this conditior for the final in the Consols eve + Sunday morning. Following are the results of the events, with the prizes awarded: Geo. W. I ee--Don Best, Kirk land ' ake, 4 eiderdown jackets; Somerville, Pamour, 4 pairs blan- keas; Gord. Campbell, Hnailey- bury, 4 Mackinaw Coats; Dixon Kirkland Lake, 4 smoker stands. Canada Northern Powet----H.R Howard, Toronto Granites, four electric shavemasters; Geo. A.| formed by the department that|Sammy Rothschild announced at Sutherland, Kirkland Lake, four table lamps and 4 $5.00 war sav- ings certificates;- Tom. Ramsay Kirkland Lake, 4 smoker stands: G. Campbell, Haileybury, 4 elec- tric heating pads. Hill-Clark-Francis -- T. Ram-. say, Kirkland Lake, 4 coffce tables; Johnstone, North Bay, 4 Kenwood blankets; H. McIhail Kirkland Lake, 4 silver trays and 4 $5.00 war saviigs certificates. Taylor Hardware--H. Shantz Dome Mines, 4 chests silverware: W. Ramsay, Kirkland Lake, four silver fruit bowls; Cliff Tuck Kirkland .Lake, 4 coffee. tables: E. Darling, Englehart, 4 $10.0C war Savings certificates. Scotch "Anthracite -- H. W Wright, Kirkland Lake, 4 sugar and cream sets and 4 plate glass mirrors; P. Armstrong, New Lis- keard, 4 Hudson Bay blankets: W. Byron, McIntyre, 4 electric heating pads; Roy Thompson | Kirkland Lake, 4 silver cake! plates. Dunbar Shield--W. C. Arnott Schumacher, 4 silver cocktail i Distinguished pianist, lectur- er, teacher and musicologist, who will conduct Toronto Conservatory of Music ex- aminations in Haileybury, on February 23rd. Many well- known artists before the public have been his pupils. Ne" eae a 'RIFLES NCT BANNED IN DEER HUNTING; REPCRT ERRCNECUS having obtained permission to transfer.--Timmins Press. DOG GOES 'TO. SEA--.~--« "Kirla", the mascot of HMCS Kirkland Lake is on the. high seas. Already the fine dog do- nated to the ship as a mascot by Mr. J. G. W. Purdie, 12 Main st. has its "sea legs" and will be soon be as able-a seaman, or sea lady as any member of the frigate's crew. wants to give the plant a year's} trial to iron out any "bugs" which | may exist before undertaking al pbig. 'spiel --Sudbury Star. _... .~-|-- SS DIDN'T GET MONEY Miss Betty Smith, a Toronto girl, left North Bay this morning in the custody of her mother for her home in the provincial capi- tal. Missing from her home, she disclosed her whereabouts on Friday afternoon when she tele- The dog was forwarded to an Staphed to her home in quest of i irklanc $5: Instead of the "five spot", pe eae i nih word came to the North Bay po- : i i in the Baie ts 1 life on) !i¢¢ asking them to detain EC Se te pee: fone | miss and the mother left Toronto 5 5 Cite . h 5 s greet-!immediately, arriving in Nort Hei abe are ae de. Bay this morning--North Bay tailed to the job and a telegram| Nugget. EDISON MAZDA "LAMPS © CA NADIAN'GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, Shai "fay SUMIteD i arly tesa ke A ee L-4® 4. > Consistent Advertising in The Haileyburian Will Bring Results ! advising of Kirla's safe arrival was received by L. A. Lillico from the ship's captain.--Kirk- land Lake Northern News. =p UNLUCKY STANDPIPE For the third time in just over hirteen months, the standpipe at the T. & N.O. station here, and from which numerous locomo- lives "tank up" daily, has been put out of business by mishaps he «nnouncement carried re- cently y .he M«nicipal World o he effect that ihe use of do s end rifles woul be fanned m deer hunting in Ontario dur- ing the next hunting season is wrong, on the authority of a let- ter irom the Department of ;Game and Fisheries at Queen's 'Park to H. M. Grady, secretary- creas rer of .he Temiskaming ish and Game Protective Asso- ciation, and who took up the matt.r with the provincial au- ihorities. Mr. Grady said he had been in- the report appearing in The Mu- nicipal World in this respect was "entirely erroneous," and it was added ihat 10 changes were con- templated in this respect for the current year. Mr. Grady said that, after checking the item, he had got in touch with the autho- rities, with the result noted. A number of hunters in the district had expressed surprise at the re- port, as it appeared in the press , but the district authority for the item was The Municipal World VETERAN FIREMAN When the Schumacher Fire de- partment met Saturday evening in the lounge room at the fire hall for their 24th annual meeting it wes announced that Fire Chief "harks Jucksch and Captain James Dillon would be complet- ing 25 years of service with the department. Both members have sets; S. Francis, New Liskeard, 4 $12.50 war savings certificates: A. E. Riddell, Kirkland Lake, 4| blankets; W. Byron, McIntyre,.4| coffee makers. ; The rink skipped by Tom Ram-| say of Kirkland Lake won the;j Association grand aggregate, anc the non-association grand aggre- gate, open to outside clubs, was won by the Howard rink from Toronto Granites, and the prizes were four fountain pen sets mounted on gold ore. The second session of the 21st | Ontario Legislature Opens at Queen's Park, Toronto, today. been with the department since its formation in January, 1921.-- Porcupine Advance. da LEFT ESSENTIAL JOB Because he left an essential war industry to work in a Porcupine district gold mine, A. J. Plouffe, of South Porcupine, has been ar| rested by members of the R.C.M. P., and charged under the Na- tional Selective civilian regula- tions. Formerly employed by Inter- national Nickel in Sudbury, he is said to have come to this district! several months ago without first | EMPIR THEATRE New Liskeard FRIDAY and SATURDAY ANDREWS SISTERS Moonlight and Cactus FEBRUARY 16th and 17th LEO CARILLO in | CATHRYN GRAYSON LON CHANEY JEAN PARKER in <) Dead Man's Eyes MONDAY -- TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19th ean Matinee Monday, 4.15 p.m. THOUSANDS CHEER (In Technicolor) : GENE KELLY in WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY SYDNEY GREENSTREET _ The Mask of Dimitrios FEBRUARY 2Ist and 22nd PETER LORRE Notes ofthe North incidental to railroading. On Sed of May, 1944, Monday morning while a north- ound freight was taking on wa- ter, the engine started up inad- ve.tently and before the process had been completed. As a result the arm was caught in the train and down came the entire equip- ment in a hurry.--Temiskaming Speaker. ---- -0o --- MAY CANCEL BONSPIEL There may not be any 194€ bonspiel for the Northern Onta- tio Curling Association, President the annual lanquet last night of the more than 300 curlers and friends now in Sudbury for the 58th annual tourney that direc- tors had as yet been unable to find a sponsoring host for next year's enagagement. : | _ The '47 bonspiel will be held in Sault Ste Marie, he added. The Sault club has installed new arti- ficial ice equipment this year and | to receive *That a sensational pretision attack was.made on the That to buy War Savings Certificates and Victory Bonds is to provide security for your future and a Safeguard against inflation. * Courtesy 'TALKING POINTS". Ifyou desire write Dept. "B", Carling's, hy six R.A.F. Mosquitoes on a single cs house in The Hague. Thousands of irreplaceable German military documents were destroyed. One bomb fell wide--hitting the adjoining German barracks. CONTRIBUTED ey CARLING"S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED this leaflet ly, free of Be Cartier" 'aterloo, Ontario. Liquor Control Board of Ontario NOTICE to Individual Liquor Permit Holders permits will effect a subs day conservation policies. DO NOT DESTROY -- your present individual Liquor Permit Liquor Permits will be extended (not re-issued) to March 31st, 1946 on application and payment of $1.00 at any Liquor Control Board Store on and after March 19th, 1945. The decision to extend the use of the present tantial saving in paper and printing costs, and is in keeping with present WILLIAM G. WEBSTER Chief Commissioner