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nmr ee rm Oe fr) Ry HAILEYBURIA Vol: 32; No. 14 HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2nd, 1936 Subscription Rate: $2.00 per year -- Haileybury Public School Promotion Exam. Results Rel d by Pri Noranda Takes Two Big Events | At Tournament ipal This Week After List of Successful Pupils Holidays; Gl at Full Local Brigade in Fourth Place in School Closed for S Opening Will Assemb SENIOR FOURTH Fern Austin, Norman Austin.| Margaret Bowman, Paul) Burnett, Ada Burton, Gerald Burton, Lo- teen Coe, Frank Cooper, Wallace Edwardson, Howard Ferguson, Mac Fleming, Tom Flintoff, Bill Glazier, Jean Grant, Florence Harper, Margaret Harrison, Howard Hutt, Mildred Johnson, George Liscumb, Margaret -Mc- Cagherty, Ramsay McFarlane, Ruth Pipe, Bessie Ross, Eleanor Ross. Harold Sadler, Teressa Scott, Oswald Thorpe, Leonard Villeneuve, Marjorie Whelan. JUNIOR FOURTH Norman Abraham, Billie Bee- croft, Billie Blair, Paddy Brough, Velma Cooke, Helen Coon, Eric Davis, Fern Davis, Kenenth Da- vis, Audrey Eckensviller, Frances Fishley, Mary Flintoff, Therza Greer, Nancy Hasselbring, O. M. Hennessy, Jack Hughes, Etta Hume, Evelyn Hurteau, Gladys Hurteau, Billie Inch, Josephine Isherwood, Jimmie Keddie, Kath- léen Liscumb, Helen Liscumb, Lloyd Liscumb, Neil McAulay, Lorraine McNaught, Norman Mc- Naught, Freda Maracle, Gwen Millar, Edna Milroy, Dora Mit- chelmore, Donald Morris, Bobbie Palmer, Ivan Ross, Betty Ryder, Clayton Spears, Isabella Stewart, Annual Struggle of the Smoke Eaters le in Following Order RETIRES Noranda Townsite fire brigade won both of the main events in the annual tournament of the Temiskaming Firemen's Associa- tion, held yesterday at South Porcupine. In the wagon race they made the record time of 50 and four-fifths seconds, carrying off the banner for the third year in succession. New Liskeard was second in this event, making the run in 52 3-5. Noranda Mines ran third and Haileybury fourth. The time of the local brigade was 55 2-5 seconds. In the ladder race the time of the winners was 15 2-5 seconds. Rouyn second at 15 4-5, Liskeard third at 16 2-5 and Haileybury fourth in 18 seconds flat. There were nine brigades com- peting, which made it difficult for a fair test to all, the later ones Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario, who, at the age of 92 years, has re- tired from public life Sir William with a tired team. race' Haileybury sixth place. The local brigade, under Chief was drawn Find Body of Man Missing Since December Last Believe Farm Hand Took Short Cut Across Thin Ice; In- quest Held Here The body of Alfred Henry Head, who had been missing from the farm of his employer, Frank Pettit, three miles from New Liskeard, since last Decem- ber, was found in Lake Temiska-! thing on Friday evening last. The discovery was made by eGorge Broderick, an employee on the farm of M. Mason, in the same neighborhood. At the time of Head's, disap- pearance it was believed that he had tried to cross the thin ice on the bay in taking a short cut on his way home, and apparently this belief was the correct one. Provincial Constables Walker and Harper of the local headquarters investigated his disappearance at the time. The body was brought to Hail- eybury and an inquest held Sat-' urday afternoon, under Dr. W. C. having to run on wet ground and|Arnold, coroner, when a verdict In the wagon! in|turned by the jury. of accidental drowning was re- quiry evidencé was given by Mr. Pettit and H. Preedy, New Lis- ald McVittie, Muray Merkley, Dorothy Morrison, Betty O'Neill, Allan Palmer, Lois Ross,, Arva Speicher, Dorothy Stewart, Cam- eron Thorpe, Dorothy Wilson. Ken Watson, drove up on Tues- home at Chief Watson said that there was ns faster time made in the main FIRST ZOCk ae event than is usual and he did not Alex. Bowman, Kathleen Brown !peljeve that the figures had ever day evening, and returned during| believed, the the night Wednesday, arriving|ceased alive. Head had called at three this morning.|his shop on the night of Decem- keard shoemakes, who was, it is last to see the de- ber 11th, Mr. Preedy said, and |had got a pair of rubbers which |had been left for repairs. He~had jleft. at about eight o'clock and Billie Thuerck, Charles Trepanier,| Jack Caldwell, Billy Childs, Alice|}een equalled in the history of|there had been no further trace Helen Whelan. SENIOR THIRD | Billie Austin, Geraldine Austin, Gordon Austin, Violet Baxter. Osburne Burton, Glen Carlson,| Murray Cawley, Gordon Coe, Arthur Crosscombe, Laura Davis.| Lloyd Dempster, Mildred Fergu- son, Mary Glazier, Ruth Gustaf- son, Shirley Harper, Albertine Herbert, Arthur Inch, Elsie Ked- die, Jack Leishman, Dot Liscumb, Maxine Lytle, William McCagh- erty, Hectot McFarlane, Ronald Merkley, Corrine Mosher., Shir- ley Myers, Joan Pipe, Garnet Ross, Joyce Ryder, Albert Scott, Iverna Scott, Pat Shaw, Vera Stewart, Jimmie Warren, Mar- garet Weston, Sam Woodend. . JUNIOR THIRD Fred Abraham, Dorothy Adams George Barkley, Ida May Childs, Jack Carlson, Robert Cumming, Harold Chambers, Mildred Cham- bers, Joe Coe, Helen Connelly, Do- reen Farmer, Lois George, Peggy Hennessy, Herbert Johnson, George Johnson, Leonard John- son, Doris King, Jean Leliever, Mary Millar, Wilma McAulay, Keitha Ruttan, Herbert Shaw, Geraldine Taylor, Terrence Twigg, Madeline Watsor, Jean Wilson, Edwin Young. SECOND BOOK Dorothy Austin, Ronald Camp- bell, Aileen Clifford, Lawrence Coe, Melvin Cooke, Betty Cragg, Ruth Davis, Jack Cunningham- Dunlop, Lloyd Eckensviller, John Fancy, Gregory Greer, Charles King, Lyda King, Donald Leslie, Margaret Lyon, Gwynneth Mc- Naught, Thelda McNaught, Don- Se Builder-Upper e@ Yes, perhaps that's just what you need. But take no chances with so-called "tonics" that feature wild, extravagant claims. Go to see your doctor. Let him make a careful diag- nosis, and determine just what your system requires. When he gives you aprescription to meet that deficiency, may we suggest that you bring it here to be filled? We specialize on the newer food concentrates, with a stock that is fresh and complete. 'WHITBY'S PH Phone 58° 2 + RELIABLE® « We 'Deliver PRESCRIPTIO ARMACY Corville, Werdun Cooke, Jane) uccess in every way Cumming, Shirley Davis, Beatrice oe Eckensviller, Billy Grozelle, Nan-! cy Hennessy, Eva Hurteau, Rob- ert King, Roy Lonsdale, Billy Mandestrom, Gerald Marquaratt. Anna Martel, Ian Milroy, Tessie Mitchelmore, Elsie McClanahan, Robert McClanahan, John Mc- Upward Trend of C.N.R. Earnings sive Canadian National Railways System for the week ending June 21, 1936, were $3,432,702, as com- Farlane, Patricia McFarlane, El-|pared with $3,366,787, for the win McLaren, Olive McQuaid, corresponding period of 1935, an Raneld Palmez, Clifford Popple-lincrease of $65,915. ton, Molly Sappe, Frances Shaw, Ties Gordon Short, Bernice Smith, Joan Sutherland, Barbara Tuer. George Weston, Mary Whelan, Clifford Whorley. St. Paul's Sunday School pic- nic will be held tomorrow, Fri- day, afternoon at New Liskeard Beach and all members are-asked to be either at the Rectory or at Mrs. Nicholl's house on the Lake Shore Road at 1.30. Cars will he | JUNIOR FIRST OR PRIMER | Jean Austin, Kenneth Burton. Leonard Cooke, Jacqueline Childs|provided for the drive to the Pat Davis, Gregory Davis, Doreen! Beach. Davis, Tom Fishley, Betty Gro- zelle, Billie Hughes, Ella May| yrs. Chas A. Byam of New Hurteau, Margaret Harvey, Don-/7 iskeard received a broken arm na Hitchen, Betty Hallsworth,!and other injuries in a motor ac- \Freda Larsen, Gertrude Lauren,|cident four miles south of Tema- [Arnold McMillan, Melvin Mc- gami on Friday night.. She was Millan, Lavern Marquaratt, Lury |Morris, Mary McCagherty, Rol- jand McNaught, Olive McQuaid, Marna Ross, Gordon Stewart, Patricia Scott, Joan Watson. with her husband when their car was foreed off the road to avoid a collision with another car, the driver of which did not stop. Gross revenues of the all-inclu-| |Coe, Dora Coe, Edgar Coe, Hazel the Association. The tournament/ found by the officers. Coe, Barbara Corville, Connie|qrew a large crowd and was a| When the body was found, a bearskin coat was floating nearby and it appeared that he had been carrying it when he _ broke through the ice, which was only partly formed over the bay at the | time. The mother of the deceased, who lives at 338 Carlton Street, Toronto, was notified, and ar- jrangements made for the funeral to be held here. Rev. R. Haines of Haileybury conducted the ser- vices at the urtdertaking parlors jof Thorpe & Branchaud, and in- |terment was made in Mount | Pleasant Cemetery. Mr. Head }was 41 years old and unmarried. |He had been a resident of the district for many years. Judge T. M. attle of North Bay died usddenly at the week-end while he was taking part in a parade of the Holy Name Society there. He collapsed from heart failure. ee ae Jos. A® Bradette, M.P: for Cochrane, is planning to conduct a party of Members of the House of Commons on a tour of the North next spring. | Thos. Richardson of Toronto is "FROM SEA TO SEA" lin the town lock-up on charges of driving a car while intoxicated land without a driver's permit, He was picked up on Tuesday night by Chief MacGirr, and will ap- | rs % pear in police court tomorrow. The bush fire which broke out in the Temagami Reserve, near Goward, on Tuesday last has been brought under control by the rangers, who were assisted by the rains at the week-end. Two Cincinnati high school boys arrived at a Sudbury tourist camp on Saturday night, armed with revolvers and a quantity of ammunition. They were arrest- ed, spent Sunday in jail and their weapons were confiscated. Plan Air Mail Service Haileybury to Mud Lake 'An Ottawa despatch to the daily press late last week said that it~ had. been an- nounced by the Post Office Department that an air mail service between Haileybury and Mud Lake, Quebec, will be inaugurated about July 20. The service would be twice weekly, the report said, in each direction. Haileybury has been a distributing pomt for the new gold camp since operations commenced and the Dominion Skyways main- tains a service regularly, with Pilot D. F. McDonald sta- tioned here. A relay of engines which will Arms, shown above, on the h figures "1886-1936". Red and top of the cowcatcher way's fiftieth aniversary transcontinental train, leaving Mont- real Tuesday of this week and arriving in Vancouver today, will bear the decorative adaption of the Dominoin Coat of pull the Canadian Pacifre Rail- uge 2800 locomotives. In the plate at the top appear the words "From Sea to Sea" and the white bunting will cover the and sides of the engine. At the in-( Mf Whelan. Separate School Exam. Results are Announced Promotion Lists Released By, =. Principal; Names Are in i Jr, II to Sr. 11--Honors: Lili- Order of Merit lane Mondoux, M. Ange Rhainds, 'Fernand Forget. Pass: Simonne Cyr, Emerentienne Leveillie, Alice Morrison, Georgette Rochon, Jacques Simard. Recommended: Herve Sasseville. Sr. I to Jr. il--Honors: Rita Dupuis, Francis Dunn, June Rouse, Ernestine Blanchard, Jul- iette Brouillard, Fernand Perrien, J. Claude Vannier, Arlette Van- nier. Pass: Paul Bourget, Jean Decarrie, Martial Mino, Dorine Durocher. Recommended: Rita Mino, Cecile Noel. Jr. I to Sr. I[~Honors: Therese Daigle, Rejeanne Bertrand, Chris- tine Perron, Patrick Dunn. Pass: Gertrude Bertrand, Therese This- delle, Georges Parent, Paul- Emile Lacroix, Auguste Thisdelle Fernande Forget, Paulette Daigle, Edgar Labarge, Maurice Parent, Rita Sasseville. Recommended: . Following are the results of the Prom doy examination in the 'ocal Separate School, with the names in order of merit: ENGLISH SECTION Junior Class (Miss Conlin's) Primer to Sr. Primer -- Alex. Walker. Primer to First--Jack Dempsey Jack Lettner, Dorothea Walker. Form I to Form Il--Ralph Er- ickson (Hon.); Robert Huard (Hon.); Sheldon Gorman, Sher- man Doyle, Mary Walker, Bazil Bulger, Girlie Sulphur, D. J. La- bine, Rose Toner. Form II to Form III--Louise Whelan (Hon.), Aurion Walker, Jack Belec. Senior Class (Mr. Fassel's) Junior III to Senior III--H. Raymond Allard, Marguerite Bruce and L. Gibbons (Hon), Beaudry, Georges Morissette, equal; F. Vannier, K. IaRonde,|Gerald Dostert, Aldas Deraiche, Andre Gravel. Primary to Jr. I--Doris Mino, Therese Deraiche, Gisele Trudel, Lorette Bourget, Cecile Barrette, Claude Proulx, Eva Lebeau, Jean Perron, Murielle Decarrie, Aline Parent, Jerome Rochon, Ray- mond Rochon, Cecile Mondoux, Marcel Proulx, Gilbert Rouse, Ronaldo Rhainds, Henri Dupuis, Patricia Lamoureux, Roger Mino Madeleine Rochon, Albert Sasse- ville. Sulphur, N. Labine, C. McDon- ald. Senior III to Junior I[V--R. Fleming, M. Doyle, M. Dempsey, | Junior IV to Senior IV--E. Vannier, G. Vannier, D. MclIsaac, J. Sulphur, M. McComesky, G. Shields, A. Gorman. _ The unsuccessful candidates will receive statements of marks shortly. FRENCH SECTION Jr. IV to Sr. [V--Honors: Cé- cile Lapointe, Alice Mondoux, Al- fred Perrier; Pass: Laura Dunn, Eva Forget, Rita Lariviere, Ron- jald Morissette, Jeanne Rochon \Therese Rochon, Armand Renaud |Recommended: Georges Mino. Sr. III to Jr. [V--Honors: Lu- cile Beauregard, Georges Legris, Jeanne Mondoux, Richard Perron. Pass: Alphonse Allard, Wilfrid ;Gagnon, Yvette Lariviere. Re- commended: Rene Trudel Jr. IIL to Sr. 111--Honors: Ger- maine Dunn, Wilford Mino. Pass: Rita Barrette, Aurore Dupuis, Mathieu Forget, Estelle Mino, Juliette Philibert, Berthe Rochon. Recommended: Valence Larocque Sr. II to Jr. Ifl--Honors: Ray- mond Perrier, Alphonse Noel, Ro- land Decarrie, Yvette Mondoux, Pauline Charbonneau, Gisele Clo- utier, Gertrude Rochon, Paul Gagnon. Pass: Lucien Blanchard, |Henri Lebeau, Joseph McCurdy \Gerard Rochon, Madeleine Beau- dry, Joseph Rochon. Recommend- ed: Marion Lebeau, Lucien Sa- vaie, Albert Thisdelle. Present Prizes For History in Local Schools Clever Pupils Rewarded by the I. O. D.E. in Public and Separate Schools The Haileybury Chapter of the 1.0.D.E. has again rewarded cle- ver pupils in the public and sepa- rate schools at the close of the term, when prizes of books were provided for the highest aggre- gate marks in history, in four classes at each institution. First and second prizes in Senior and Junior IV and in Senior and Jun- ior III were given. At the public school on Thurs- day last, Mrs. D. G. Wilson, Re- gent of the Chapter, and Mrs. R. D. Cumming, Educational Secre- tary, made the presentations per- sonally, while at the separate school the text books were given out by Principal Fassel and the teachers. ' Public school winners were: Sr. 1V--Hugh Carlson, Frances Teare. Jr. 1V--Eleanor Ross, Mac Fle- ming. Sr. I1]--Jim Keddie, Neil Mc- Aulay. Jr. I11---Maxine Lytle, Alber- | The Week's Weather __Week ending Tues., June 30: LOSES SEAT Max. Min Wednesday ----- 80.2 56.4 Gibunsdassyee ee 70.6 488 Friday A 38.6 Senator Patrick Burns has Saturday ----_-- 75.2) 42:0) forfeited his seat in the Up- Sunday -~_---__- 61.2 47.2 per Chamber because of ill- -Monday -------- 60.0 . 42.2 ness. Senator Burns has been Tuesday ---=-_== 66.2 36.0 too ill to attend the last two Max. wind (1 hr.)- 17 m.p.h. sessions of the Senate. % Precipitation for week__ .81! SS. SS] SSS LSS SS Sn Annual Garden Party OF ST. PAUL'S W.A. TO BE HELD at THE RECTORY Friday, July 10th . From 3 to 6 p.m. SS PRODUCE TABLE TEA | ICE CREAM | SS. SS. SSS 55548