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Ten Million Pounds Asked From Canada 20th, 1945. * the United Nations. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Five of Used Clothing Liberated Europe Needs Great Quantities; Plan Coast-to-Coast Drive Canadian people are to be ask- ed to contribute 10 million pounds of used clothing to help relieve the desperate plight of the men women and children in the coun- tries of liberated Europe, in a big National Clothing Collection that is to be held from October Ist to An organization has been formed, with Wm. Massey Borks, L.L.D., as chairman and Hon. Thomas Vien, P.C., K.C., as vice-chairman. Headquarters is in Ottawa and the collection will be from coast to coast in Canada. It is estimated that it would be physically impossible for Cana- dian manufacturers to supply even a small fraction of what Canada's share in the plan should be. Therefore, -the people at large are being appealed to to provide from their own supplies all serviceable used clothing that they can spare without replace- ment, and in this way help tc clothe the unfortunate victims of the war before winter sets in There will be only one Nationa Clothing Collection this year. it is pointed out, and it will be direct- ed by the Canadian United Allied Relief Fund. There will be further informa- tion given before the drive strats but in the meantime, all of us can be preparing to some extent by looking over our own supplies with a view to doing all in our power to further this work. The need in the liberated countries is a very pressing one, and Canada's part in the work of caring for these unfortunate people should be well in the forefront among Notes of the North Many Bush Fires There was the usual accompa- niment of the recent warm, dry spell, and 18 bush fires were re= ported in the district during the past week The largest north of Lowbush, had to be reached by plane, and burned over 40 to 50 acres before it was checked. The other fires were smaller, and all are now reported as out.--Coch- rane Post. Press for New Roads Executive members of the Kirkland Lake District Board of Trade decided at a meeting last week to press for government ac- tion on three important Northern Ontario roads--one to Matache- wan, one to Goldthorpe and an- other in to Sesekinika. Giving the Matachewan artery top priority, the executive agreed that two representatives of the Kirkland Lake board should- go to Toronto in September for the conference of the Associated Boards of Trade of Northern On- tario' with Premier George A. Drew.--Kirkland Lake~ Northern News. ce a For Shorter Hours Members of the Temiskaming Crop Improvement Association last Thursday made their annual tour of inspection of the various projects being sponsored this year by that organization, paying a score of calls in less than a round of the clock, and being told at the end of the day by John A. Carroll TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN NORTHERN ONTARIO RLY. NOTICE Train No. 50, The Northland, will leave Timmins, Cochrane, Noran- da, Saturday September Ist for Toronto spo oHoK : Train No. 49, The Northland, will leave Toronto for Timmins, Coch- rane, Rouyn, Noranda, Saturday Sept. Ist, instead of Sunday, Sept. 2nd, operating over this Railway Sunday, Sept. 2nd, instead of Monday, Sept. 3rd. RRR TR Train No. 156, Timmins-Toronto Sunday only, will not operate Sunday, Sept. 2nd BK For further particulars apply to LOCAL AGENT of the Ontario Department of Agriculture that "I suggest to armers that you plan to 'cut in on the new era of shorter work- ing hours and fewer working days," which some expert had prophesied would~ come in the wake of the discovery represent- ed by the atomic bomb.--Temis- kaming Speaker. ee gee Many Visit Shrine Tn spite of the heavy rain which fell during most-of Sunday last more than a thousand persons from all parts of Western Quebec and points more distant, gathered at Val d'Or to join in the devo- tions at the shrine of St. Francis of Assisi on the Rouyn-Val d'Oi highway a short distance west of Val d'Or. The attraction is little Pierrette Regimbal, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Regimbal. who claims to have had several apparitions of St. Francis of Assi- si, and to whom many miraculous cures, as yet neither established medically nor verified by church authority, are attributed----Rouyn Noranda Press. 0 May Use Walkie-Talkie The idea of experimenting with walkie-talkie equipment for com- munication from surface to un- derground and between under- ground levels of Sudbury mines mav be tried but officials are un- communicative. A rumor that a walkie-talkie outfit is now being tested at Creighton mine was de nied by Inco authorities this | morning. Asked if such a trial was contemplated the answer was: "No statement." Such a de- }velopment means a possibility not only for convenience but also las a safety factor. If such equip- jment were available at different |stations it would allow a person lto "set through" if other methods of communication failed--Sud- bury Star. pas oe No Chance for Dogs As of 3.01 p.m. Thursday, dogs will have to run a little faster if they want to escape the dog- catcher in his newly-acquired service truck. "Vicious and noisy dogs, and dogs without licenses just would not stand a chance of escaping now that I have this truck," Mr. Dubois said----Timmins Press. | Lady Golfers Entertan Ktrkland Lake Visitors The following is from last week's issue of The Kirkland Lake Northern News: "Ladies from the Kirkland Lake Golf Club were visitors to Haileybury on Tuesday where they were guests of the Haileybury Ladies' Golf Club. A luncheon was enjoyed at noon and at the conclusion of the games, tea was served. Four prizes were awarded for the day's play, with two for the home club and two for the visi- tors. Mrs. C. G. Teskey and Mrs. R. R. 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