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Page Two om = THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., JANUARY 21st, 1943 Tur HAILEYBURIAN LEISHMAN & SUTHERLAND PUBLISHERS Issued Every Thursday *rom The Haileyburian Office Broadway Street, Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: b inada--$2.0 per year in advance; U.S.--$2.50 per year in advance Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assn. THE BOARD OF TRADE In his inaugural address to the coun- oi Mayor H. E. Cawley spoke about the local Board of Trade, which has not heen very active since the start of the Present war. His Worship thinks it should be revived and is convinced i @ be made an important body in the life of the community. This seems} Perfectly logical. The Board has done! Zood work in the past, under the handi- |' @» of a small membership, and it could dco much more with greater support i the business men and _ citizens ge lly. Por the information of His Worship an' others who may be interested, we can say that there is still a central or- de tion, with officers and executive cc ittee, and there would be no great di Ity in effecting a revival of its ac' ities if sufficient interest is taken an + certain measure of support given {t i; somethine that should be consider. ed, at any rate, he writer has held) the position of secretary for a number ot years and the records, etc., are in thi: office and available at any time. | + TOMES SessocoesssssssssSsssssssssssssssss si 84 Chie aie ? Noted in Passing # i # R tt3$ $ , st week we bragged a bit in this column about the fine winter weather the North had experienced, while the southern part of the province was suf- fering from blizzards and heavy snow. This week the picture has changed in our district and at the time of writing we are having the worst*storm of the winter, with both snow and wind, and roads and streets are in bad shape for travelling. However, these storms are hound to come sometime during the winter and the more of them we get through early, the better conditions are likely to be towards the end. KOK KK We would like to give some space to th urrent nutrition campaign of the Wartime Information Board, in which fs given much helpful information on the way to keep fit by proper eating. There are many useful hints in the publicity material sent out from head quarters, but the difficulty lies in the fact that they are all too long for re production in the limited space of the average weekly paper. Locai affairs have to receive first consideration and there are many calls of that nature, es- pecially in these times of stress. KKK War news these days continues to Prove encouraging, and while the end may be a long way off, there is no doubt that when it does come it will be the kind of winding up that we can all rejoice in. There are no indications of anything in the nature of a com- promise and there is nothing but final and complete yictory that can bring the conclusion to hostilities. The Al- lied Nations will emerge victorious and the result will be a much better and more peaceful than that which followed the last great war. world condition Local residents are again reminded that the Aid to Russia Fund is still open and contributions may be made at the Bank of Nova Scotia. =| Haileybury Histor y Items from the Files of The Haileyburian of 15, 10 | | and 5 Years Ago | | Fifteen Years Ago ! There were a few cases of eee reported in the district 15 years al and the local Medical Officer of Health Dr. W. C. Arnold, had made arrange- ments to have all pupils in the schools vaccinated. There was danger of the town being left without a hospital unless substan- tial contributions were forthcoming |for the Red Cross outpost then being operated on the Lake Shore Road. Haileybury had Junior and Interme- diate hockey teams that winter, and {he Haileyburian reported the Juniors had broken even with New Liskeard, in the first two games, while the In- termediates had won one and tied an- other with their opponents also from New Liskeard. - Art Woods, Main Street, reported| that one of his rose bushes, stored in| the basement for the winter, had burst | into bloom with a perfect specimen. | went to PROUD OF THE PAST Canada's island province, Prince Edward Island, will honor one of its great pioneers in the CBC "He- roes of Canada" series this week. On Friday, January 22, this school series will pay a tribute to John Ste- wart, champion of liberty. His story will be told by a contemporary Prince Edward Island author now resident in Toronto, Harry Ernest Foster, whose many fine radio scripts hdve provided dramatic en= tertainment for CBC audiences. "Heroes of Canada" is heard Fri- days at 10.00 a.m. He discovered it when he moisten the roots. Ten Years Ago When Fred Arnott was driving to his home near the mouth of the Kip- awa river, over the ice of Lake Temis- kaming, car broke through and carried him to the bottom of the lake. He was able to get the door open and make surface with no bad effects of the ducking. his Haileybury was recovering from an epidemic of 'flu 10 years ago; prepar- ations were under way for the annual Burns banquet; the town council plan- ned to engage a part-time fire chief and invited tenders for the position; two rinks of curlers from Englehart had been in town and registered two wins over local rinks; the Rotary Club offering ranging from a cabinet radio to a box of groceries, in its community service; the death was re- ported of Miss Kate Retty, who had lived in Haileybury since 1906; all of which appeared in The Haileyburian on January 19, 1933. was prizes a big drawing to raise funds for ne sy Five Years Ago The Angfican parishes of Haileybury and Cobalt have discussed and favored a plan for combining the two under one ministry as a temporary measure to enable both to overcome their finan- cial difficulties. The new toboggan slide provided by the Rotary Club, built to the east of the Lake Shore Road, officially opened and is proving popular with the children, while a good many older per- sons are also making use of it at times. was New Liskeard curlers piled up a sub- stantial lead in the first round of the Lang-Clark trophy, when they defeated Haileybury by 93 to 78 points. The second and deciding round will be played next week. MILITARY CALL-UP Attention! i * SINGLE MEN x A proclamation recently issued by His Excellency, the Governor-General, requires that every single man, born in any year from 1902 to 1923, both years inclusive, who has not already re- ceived a notice or order to report re for medical examination under compulsory military service, must fill out a special form at the office of a Postmaster, a Registrar of a Mobilization Board or an Em- ployment and Selective Service Officer not later than February Ist, 1943. For this purpose the term "'single man" also includes any male person who was a widower, or legally separated or divorced, and without a child or children de= pendent on him at July 15, 1940, or any such male person who has suffered the loss of his dependent child or children after that date; and any maie person who, though married at July 15th, 1940, since that date became a _ widower, legally separated or divorced, and is now without a child or children dependent on him. i 4 ) \ BY Please observe that single men who have received notices to report for medical examination under the military call-up and who have been examined as required, or men who are now in the Armed Forces, are NOT included in those to register by February Ist. Penalties are provided for failure to register A. MacNAMARA Director. National Selective Service Ottawa Tommy Dorsey's '43 Song Choice I Tommy Dorsey, one of America's band leaders, points his musical posies for a "Song Hit to Be for '43" at "It Started All Over Again" which you'll find--COMPLETE with WORDS and MUSIC--ready to sing and play--in this Sunday's (January 24) issue of The American Weekly with The Detroit Sunday Times. best-known NFANT WELEARE CONFERENCE In the Northwestern Classroom of the Public School. THURSDAYS. 2 to 4 p.m. This Conference is for Infants and pre-schoc Children Allied Diplomats Visit Montreal Holds Municipalities Should Be Relieved of Education Costs (Continued from Page 1) have been taking on many of the duties of a Board of Trade and we strongly advise that the citizens take up this matter at once and get behind a reor- ganizatiom along more vigorous lines Every support will be given by the council to further this essential service. Immediately after the Court of Re- ision, on the appeals on our hands, give their decision we will be able to bring down our budget and strike our tax levy and trust the rate will be satisfac- tory to the taxpayers. I thank the citizens for the confi- dence they have displayed in our past record and can assure them that our one desire is to place this municipality on a firm financial basis and once this is accomplished the future should be! encouraging, providing the citizens al- ways take a keen and lasting interest in municipal affairs". Honest Aid? It was Lincoln, wasn't it, oho gave us that epigram abou! fool- ing some of the people all of the |) time and all of the people some |) of the time? Times have changed. || be || Some people, today, cannot fooled at all. | They are the ones who buy thoughtfully and spend wisely. They are guided by the most up- to-the-minute news about pro- They read the advertisements in their ducts, prices and values. local paper. 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Shown here are four United Nations diplomats who arrived re- cently at the Canadian Pacific Railway's Windsor Station, Mont- real, to inspect war production plants in the Montreal area. They are, at left, Dr. Edouardo Grove, Chilean minister to Canada. Liu Shih-shun, second from left, re- presenting Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek's government in Canada, expressed satisfaction at the vast quantities of wav inaterials pour- ing from Canada's war plants, and thinks if Hitler could see that part of Canada's war effort viewed by himself and the three other mem- bers of the Foreign Diplomatic Corps, accredited to Ottawa, the German leader's hair would turn even whiter than it is reported to be. Fedor Gusev, third from left, representative of Soviet Russia, showed great interest in a display of Russian war posters now in Windsor Station concourse. 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