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Page 4 Mla lh HAILEYBURIAN j THURS., DECEMBER 24, 1936 CHURCHILL'S DAUGHTER TO WED THe HAILEYBURIAN Issutd Every Thursday trom The Haileyburfan {fice Broadway Street. Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES in Canada--$2.00 per year in advance In U.S.--$2.50 per year in advance Leishman & Sutherland, Publishers DECEMBER 24, 1936 THURS., A BETTER CHRISTMAS We may be mistaken, but we believe that there' ar visible | signs of a better Christmas sea-| son right in our own community | than has been the case for a| number of years. Whether we} are about to emerge d finitely | from the depression or 1 he re | is a distinct difference in the very} atmosphere this year all i signs point to it proving t best i | 9M: from a business point , 0 iev i} bars Ne ag OE cocetes mat "* Sarah Churchill and Vic Oliver since around about 1929 With the improved economi | | e ey conditions. comees a _ decided! Another international romance of note links Sarah Churchill, change in human relatior and| daughter of the British statesman, and Vic Oliver, New York this ts noticeable on all sides. | bandmaster, whose wedding plans were announced by Oliver During the past week or two one| following romantic rumors which had previously been denied. When Miss Churchill first arrived in the United States, it was cannot fail to realize that there} J 5 is a change, that everywhere one| announced that her intentions were towards the stage and not matrimony. goes he finds the same improve- 'Hold Christmas ment; better feelings, better hopes for the future and a better understanding all around. This i} B 3 is getting towards what the Services In All 3 The Letter Box ; Christmas season should be, and} \* e we believe that there will be} Local Churches) Haileybury, December 20, 1936 | wr greater sincerity in the old oreet-| : ; ee ; |To the Editor of ing, "A Merry Christmas this The Haileyburian, |the steps at a downtown restau- year than for several years past Special Observances of Great} Festival Held by Religious Here uny, | And so we believe that we can Ip mice | wish you a "Merry Christmas" Bodies in Haileybury | Ebsueyir> 4 this year with some reasonable May I be allowed the use of} hope that the wish may be ful-| All churches and_ religious;your columns to convey to the filled. We thought of writing) bodies have held or will hold to-|citizens'of Haileybury, the Sea-| something different, of trying j morrow special observances of Son's Greetings from the Rotary| clothe the old wish in some more|the great festival of Christmas, | Club? : | eloquent language, but find|and in connection therewith there} The Club takes this opportun-| that we cannot improve the; have already been the usual ity of thanking the men of the} time-honored sentiment and sim-|Christmas Trees for the children! town especially for the support to we on ply extend to one and all whojof each denomination. The United that has been given to efforts to may read these lines our bestj/and Baptist Churches and the raise funds during the past year. One of the objects of Rotary is to serve the community, and however eager and enthusiastic wishes for a "Merry Christmas."| Salvation Army held their ser- |vices on Sunday last, while the Anglican and the Roman Catholic} A NOTE OF WARNING churches will hold their usual;we may all be to do our part, | ACnatevar warninie: ineresard to| Christmas observances on the,;money is always required to} the Christmas Pach a |festival, commencing with mid-!carry out our objectives. The| stm comes} from the Ontario Fire Marshal's office this week, to the effect that the utmost care should be exer- cised with the family Chr generous and enthusiastic way in| which the people of Haileybury| have assisted us has been an en-| couragement to us to carry on| night services tonight and con- tinuing throughout the morning. Last Sunday evening the Unit- i 2d Church service was f ved istmaeiie iurch service was followe tree and decorations: Ever Be ills the singing of the Christmas, with our program in doing what} ey: é S; Lvery @ os ¢ - a sila tyy : , fire takes i ll of life sa }music from Handel's "Messiah'.! we can for the children of our} ne, tales sits FOL gOt ULe Ov In Met which 7 gmented choi - town especially, and for the com- during the Christmas season and|i Which an augmented choir un wn especially, r chris Si t | a ; E Re : . aer ne rection ¥, . yr 'hn 4 r re an appeal is made to parentg| ler the direction of R. H .Unwin| munity generally everywhere to be sure that this took liad bRe: Chao une sal Yours truly, A ge i ie Sap > cena se, Rev y ne Bach c¢ aS Christmas is made safe for their| ice a es * ee Peak. R. H. UNWIN, 2¢ re he subjec as,| D - homes and children. AE rT mite se fates i President - . NCW LT 1d a 0 serv Ss Some of the things to watch), | the music was in keeping with LIMITED CASH RELIEF Oe ae SYSTEM WILL BE TRIED are the placing of trees too close| to a stove or grate fire, the use ; At the Baptist Church, Pastor of lighted candles on the tree and Wnty : \c f ; - F 3 ae soa F. Gorman spoke on the sub- IN COLEMAN TOWNSHIP the disposal of the tree after it] ject, "The Meaning of Christ-| ---- has served its purpose, when it| mas," and the religious aspect of, The Township of Coleman will Boeua sy, PE Cone dried out and) the "festival was in evidencelintroduce a limited system off create a fire menace. Paper dec-| throughout the service. : es % orations also make a fruitfull patty thi wht the churches | Cast relief with the advent of the source of fire, if they have not held 'thei antttal "Christmas New Year, according to,a state, been treated to make them non-} Trees" for the children of the|ment by Reeve H. W. Rowdan inflammable. Celluloid toys or Sunday Schools the United|this week. Men on relief and decorations are also dangerous Church and the Salvation Army|engaged in municipal work will arid must be kept well away from holding theirs on Monday night | receive cheques instead of vouch- ex fire, and even away from the! and the Baptist and Anglican/ers under the new system, which nae generated by electric lights. Churches on Tuesday. night. is being inaugurated as a trial W e trust that Haileybury peo-| Pleasant entertainments were only. The township has in hand ple will be extremely careful this] piven by the children at each of|a program of road improvements year. The town has made aj splendid record for low fire losses up to'the present, and if this is to continue everyone must exercise the very greatest care during the holiday season. especially, when the sources of conflagration are muftiplied in almost every home. which is to be carried on through- out the winter and on which men are being paid 35 cents an hour, being work on a Schedule which is graded according to the num- ber in the family. It is only to these men engaged in municipal work that the cash relief system will apply, others continuing on the present basis of relief youch- ers. these events, with the usual dis- | tribution of presents from the] trees, in some cases by a pente.| man dressed to represent the real Santa Claus, who brought great fun and joy to the various gatherings. PUBLISHER DIES % " Saturday Police Courts 4. Here for Three Towns | Haileybury in 1926 is not yet complete, but it is ex-| surface ready within the next few pected that there will be an ice days. Items from. the Files of The Haileyburian of Ten Years Ago Miss Marjorie McKee won the High School oratory contest last night, the second successive year in which she has carried off this honor. The Christmas Cheer Fund Committee has had splendid suc- cess in its campaign for funds and there is no possibility of any needy ones going short for the great festival. A wooden building at the rear QUIETER OPERATION ... GENERAL MADE IN CANADA RADIOTRON "CANADIAN: GENERAL" ELECTRIC CO.,) LIMITED of the Separate school, used for an overflow class, caught fire and the roof was burned off, but the 77 pupils all got out safely. a Two rinks.of local curlers fail- ed to wrest the Englehart Cup from the North Bay club, in a round played for the trophy there on Saturday night. One Haileybury merchant claims that a lady went through his entire stock of 500 neckties, and failed to find one that she considered suited for her hus- band. Dr. Werngren, a well known Haileybury citizen, suffered a fractured arm when he fell down rant.. Work on the new skating arena Bowling Prizes for Last Season Are Presented Successful Year is Reviewed at Meeting Held on Thursday Evening Last When members of the Hailey- bury Lawn Bowling Club met on Thursday evening last at the of- fice of the vice-president, W. C. Thuerck, the prizes won during the past season were presented and the meeting reviewed what was generally conceded to be one | ) sg nn SS a ----------__ _-- --=L--_ _ ___h---- SS === S38 EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 25th and 26th "The Gay Desperado" The Giant Musical Hit of the Year! With Nino Martini, Ida Lupino, Leo Carillo MONDAY and TUESDAY, December 28th and 29th "The General Died at Dawn" With Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, William Frawley, Dudley Digges and others. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, December 30th and 31st The Picture that will receive an ovation from the : Entire World! "Dodsworth" With Walter Huston, Ruth Chatterton, Paul Lukas and Mary Astor ----_--_--------_ COMING NEXT. "SAN FRANCISCO" "THE CASE AGAINST MRS. AMES" "HOLLWOOD BOULEVARD" ----HOLIDAY MATINEES Xmas Day, Saturday, Monday and Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. esse es en -- -- -------- } [----_] Gl of the most successful years in the life of the organization. Vice-president Thuerck presid- ed over the meeting in the ab- sence of the president, O. J. Thorpe, and it was decided to send the latter, now living in Beamsville, a copy of minutes in order that he might not lose touch entirely with the club. At the opening of the meeting, a resolution of sympathy with the widow and family of the late J. O. Belanger, one of the most respected members of the club was passed and those present stood a minute in silence in his memory and that of another well liked member, the late John L. Maltby. Walter Maltby, on behalf of his brothers and himself, presented to the club the new trophy for the singles event, which was gratefully accepted by J. H. Mc- Farlane, a past president and charter. membeer. The prize for the doubles went to D. G. Hogan and R. Poppleton who defeated Les. McFarlane and Jos. Thisdelle in the final of that contest, while the prizes for the rinks of four competition, given each year by Mr. McFarlane, had already been presented, as the winning skip, Les. McFarlane, was leaving town at the close of the summer. The other members Township ce Bucke Nomination Meeting Monday, Dec. 28, 1936 NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting for Nominations for the Office of Reeve and Coun- cillors for the year 1937 will be held at the Council Chambers, North Cobalt, at 1 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 28th,1936 AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that'in case a Poll is necessary, such Poll shall be held on Monday, January 4th, 1937 from the hour of Nine o'clock in the forenoon un- til Six o'clock in the afternoon, C. D. CHENIER, | Returning Officer of the rink were J. A. Ruttan, N. C. McVittie and M. S. Boyd. q 2 NOTICE OF MEETIN G % { Because of the holiday sea- son, temporary re-arrange- ment of his court schedule of sittings has been announced by Magistrate Atkinson. His Worship will sit in Hatley- bury on the next two Satur- days, Dec. 26 and Jan. 2, to handle cases that may origi- nate in any of the three towns over the holidays, and in the second week of the New Year will revert to his ordinary program of sitting in New Liskeard on Friday mornings, Haileybury in, the afternoutis and at Cobalt*én Saturday mornings. Arrange- ments for the courts in Por- cupine and Kirkland Lake will not be disturbed. The annual Ratepayers' Meet- ing for School Section No. 5, (Bucke, will be held in the Moore's 'Cove Schoolhouse on the evening of Wednesday, December 30th, at 8 o'clock. 38-2c Dene Greer, Sec.-Treas. HAILEYBURY COLUMBUS CLUB LIMITED hereby gives public notice that it will make application under {the provisions of the Compaiiies' Act to His Honour the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario to accept the surren- der of its Charter on or about a date to be fixed by the Lieutenant Governor. ' Senator R. Smeaton White, ublisher of the Montreal yazette, who died in Mont- real six weeks after contract- ing a chill. The Senator was "a man of many interests, po- litical, financial, educational; Four candidates will contest the mayoralty election in North Bay on Monday, December 28th: {The contest was. deferred on_ac- count of the death of the fifth CLUB LIMITED, Per: Joseph A. Legris, ' : Secretary. DATED at Haileybury this 28th HAILEYBURY COLUMBUS candidate, fames Mellvenna. ~ «recreational, and social. day of December, 1936. 39-1-¢ Burn Alexo Coal Reduce your Fuel Bill and Keep your Money in Canada Alexo is an excellent and economical fuel for furnace heater and cook stove. Also a splendid fireplace coal. _ ASK"FOR ALEXO For Sale by Conlin & Hogan Haileybury --and-- Conlin Bros. New Liskeard a ee -- SS SSS] SS ----SSIIaa_SSSS SS] |e CANAPAR Cookery Parchment Preserves all Vitamins and Mineral Salts SAVES - Food Values, Fuel, Space, Dish- washing. 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