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Page Four y A di Lf Major Ketcheson To Lecture Here On Conservation Widely Travelled Head of Club Will Illustrate Phases of Outdoor Life Major P. K. (Ketch) Ketcheson who will address a public meet- ing May 21st, in the Legion hall, is one of those rare birds who can define a sportsman. The secretary of the Carling Conservation Club, who estimates he has travelled 300,000 miles in the last 15 years to deliver ad- dresses on conservation says ofa sportsman, "He takes only what he can use." "Only through education can we prevent destruction,' he adds. "Individual greed can rob this country of its forests, its birds, its animals and its fish and once t man shoots or catches or destroys more than he can use he is no longer a sportsman." Ketch, born in Belleville and now residing at Wyndwyck farm on the outskirts of Napanee, is 56 and says he became hepped on ,conservation as a boy when he saw "the countryside and the wild life going to pieces because of man's greed." He's been at it €ver since and figures the real sal vation lies in the education of youth. He was a founder of the Junior Sportsmen's Club and firmly believes that all associa- tions should sponsor youngsters' section Ketch is founder and past presi- dent of the and Adding ton Fish and Game Protective Association, after years as president, and is a director of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and hunters. Also, he's a mem- ber of the Reforestation commit- tee for North Fredericksburg township and he recently comple ted a three-months speaking tour that took him across the length and breadth of Ontario. He en listed with the Argyll Light In fantry in the First Great War and served overseas with the Ca nadian Scottish, being invalided home late in 1917. He was public relations organizer for the Otta- wa' Valley on six Victory Loan drives in the Second Great War. and assisted on stamp drives and Lennox five Red Cross campaigns in Eastern Iaaties Police Force for Ontario. Temagami Tourist Camp His address to the Fish and Game Protective Association and Service Clubs will be illustrated by a series of-cgnservation and outdoor films which point up the necessity of conserving Canada's heritage of forests, soil and. wild life. Former Haileybury Goalie Passes Away in Florida William C. Nicholson, 68, of Valois, Que., who, back around the early 1900's was quite a fig- ure in Montreal hockey circles, and who tended goal for Hailey- bury in 1908-09 when this town and Cobalt had teams in the pro: league, died on Monday of this week in Miami, Florida. After leaving Haileybury Big Bill was with Toronto Tecumsehs for a time. A brother, Wallie, died a few years ago in the Porcupine district. W.M.S. Annual Meeting at Englehart Next Week The twenty-first annual meet- ing the Temiskaming Presbyter- ial of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United church will be held in the United church, En- glehart on Thursday May 15. Mss Adelade Harrison of West China will be guest speaker. Ses- sons will begin at 2 p.m. and 7 p. m., standard time. Executive meeting at 1.15 p.m. Reports current this week are to the effect that some prisoners confined in the district jail here will shortly be transferred to the former German prisoner of war camp at Monteith, ee CHURCHES Provincial constable Earl Pen- ner, for several years past in charge of the post at Temagami, has resigned from the force and will go into: the-tourist business at the famous summer resort. He has secured about an acre of ground south of the village and close to the government motor park, and has already erected some cabins and other buildings, where summer visitors will find good accommodation. Mr. Penner spent some time at the Hailey- bury headquarters of the force prior to his bieng appointed to the Temagami post and has many friends throughout the district. Constable Harry Morel, who has been at headquarters for some months past, has taken over the duties of the Temagami post. Calgary Gains Shutout on Montreal Royals 1 to 0 Montreal Royals are still one one game away from winning the Allan Cup, the defending Calgary Stampeders coming out on top in the fifth game of their best four-of-seven series in Maple Leaf Garden last night, shutting out the Royals, 1-0 on a goal by Brownridge near the end of the second period. - Ladies' Softball League Elects Officers for Season Temiskaming Ladies' Softball League, composed of teams from Temagami, Haileybury and New Liskeard, named officers Monday evening here, with Lorne Wise- man, public school principal, as new prexy; Miss Helen Johnson of New Liskeard as secretary and Mrs. Arnold Cooke retaining her post as treasurer. It is possible that other towns in the district may add teams for this season. St. Paul's Church Holy Communion--8.30 a.m. Morning Prayer--11 a.m. Evensong--7 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S, NORTH COBALT 3.45 p.m.--Evensong. Albert Gospel Hall Corner Albert St. and Georgina Ave. SUNDAY Sunday School, 10 a.m. Breaking of Bread--11 a.m. Gospel Meeting--7 p.m. THURSDAY Ladies' Prayer Meeting--3 p.m. Public Bible Reading and Prayer Meeting--8 p.m The Baptist Church Pastor--Rev. W. J. Bingham 2.30 pm.--Sunday School 3.15 p.m.--Church Service 7.30 p.m., Fri--Children's Meeting. 8.15 p.m., Fri--Young People's All are welcome The Salvation Army Captain D. B. McLaren Sunday--Morning meeting, 11 a.m. Company meeting, 2 p.m. Salvation meeting. 7 p.m.. Cobalt. Wed.--Cottage meeting, 8 p.m. in Haileybury. Thurs.--Cottage meeting, 8 p-m. in Cobalt. THE HAILEYBURIAN Phone 24 Haileybury for Toronto. Beverley cut the big birthday cake for Primo and Stewardess BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR T.C.A.: When Trans-Canada Air Lines celebrated its 10th birthday the smallest and largest passengers. leaving Dorval were seven-year-old Beverley Bower and Primo Carnera, both bound A. C. "Pat" Collver. 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