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THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JULY 10th 1952 Page le ' pa = -- --= Tr 7 The staff of The Haileyburian tourist industry in this part of SUCCESSFUL tie LETTER BOX alike--it is blamed on everything I he HAILEY BURIAN will be on holiday the week of country the Company will consid- INSTRUCTOR'S COURSE = 'eae LEO TL gO Ci Eo ag dams to the Issued every Thursday July 28th, There will be no issue er launching a tourist boat on : Wee cah Syn in rainfall. from The Haileyburian of the paper on July 3lst.. Lake Lemiskaming and assist in All that a swimmer could ask Perhaps one of your readers Yours very truly, Broadway St., Ont Office, Haileybury, b. LE. SUTHERLAND, Publisher RUTH G, GORDON; Editor Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburiun Ollice, Broadway Street, Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: in Canada--$Z2Z.00 per year, in advance In United States--, 3.00 per year, in advame Member Canadian Weekiy Newspapers Assr. Authorizd as Second-Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa "A HOUSE DIVIDED" Some time hence, four men, candidates tor President and Vice- President from the two major political parties in the U.S.A, will board special campaign trains and the finale to the greatest show on earth will be underway. At this moment, the attention of the whole world is focused on the choice of these two great par- ties to represent them, We are at once horrified, amused, disgust- ed and admiring of the spectacle. lo date it is evident that the American people are in no mood to be tampered with. Their faith has been badly shaken in the past year and they will insist on a deep responsibility to democracy. Now more than ever before, the Presidency calls for character in leadership. Of Truman it may be said that "where he failed many would have succeeded; where he succeeded many would have fail- ed" but in the final analysis, he lacks that one great Churchillian talent to lift a great nation of people up and on. One can almost sense the desperate cry across the whole nation for something more than Truman--a true leader, a leader of -ciharacter who will create popular confi- dence,, a man of prudence, pati- ence, a quiet tongue and the fore- sight to look before leaping. A man then, who Will give the West a positive faith, a great overriding cause which we are all for, heart and soul, and not just this--this blind futility. Such a man is born once in a century. Could it be Eisenhower? CITIZENS COMPLAIN Citizens were unhappy 'this week about the rising clouds of dust on town streets During the dry weather complants came from all directions; Latchford street residents were particularly concerned, At Graffe's, where traffic is periodically re-routed because of of the roa d program on the highway, the neighborhood was vociferous in its remarks--how- ever, Monday the Department came through with a layer of cal- cium chloride and happiness pre~ vailed once again. Investigation reveals that New Liskeard has made arrangements with a contracting firm to oil the streets at a cost of $186.00 per mile--over and above this is the hauling of sand so that the ex- pense involved would be out of the question for Haileybury, In the meantime, the town is endeavoring to get a supply of calcium chloride which citizens may purchase at a cost of roughly $2.50 a bag to treat the roads fronting their homes. Mint Still "Royal" Mr. MacDonnell (Greenwood) : "T take it on myself to congratu- late the minister on the fact that it is still caled the Royal Canadian Mint." Mr. Abbott: "It has never been called aynthing else". - wa There's a |big price reduc- tion, for alimited time only, on Old Company's Lehigh premium anthracite coal. Call us today and order yours. You'll be sure of your supply next winter-- and save in the bargain! Haileybury Fuels Phone 349, Haileybury We take this opportunity to thank the Mayor Councillors, Clerk-treasurer and all those ser- vice clubs and organizations who have so generously assisted us i publishing news of interest to readers concerning the activities in our town, Special mention to past president J. H. White of the Recreation Commission. U.IN.iX. to Assist in Fromoting Tourist indusiry At a dinner meeting in the Hote] Haileybury reecntly, Colonel C. E. Reynolds D.S.O., M.C., Chairman of the O.N.R| and the Hon. William Griesinger, M.C,, V.D., ONR Commissioner discuss- ed several matters of importance to the town of Haileybury with attending representatives of the Chambers of Commerce, Mayors and clerks of the Tri-Towns. Mayor AH. Cooke suggested the building of a subway at the railway crossing on Browning street. The dangerous level cross- ing has been a source of concern for many years and recently the OPP pointed out to council that the tool shed obstructed the view of motorists. The railwaymen agreed to investigate the recom- mendation and take constructive action. With a view to developing the the construction of new docks. they would prefer that private enterprise be induced to take an interest in the potentialities of the Lake as a tourist attraction. Civic-minded citizens would like to see the building of a new dock south of the airport with facilities for repair and maintenance of boats so that safe and easy boat- ing would be available to tour- ists. The ONR officials stated that they would advise the company's publicity director to go all out in attracting tourists to this area this summer and winter. The Northern Ski Club where a new chalet will be in use this winter, has already established itself as an attraction for winter visitors and the director will investigate other interests here that might promote this industry through their advertising channels. The Columbine In the half shade the airy col- umbine grows in the cracks be- tween the rocks, It blooms in MaY The gay red and yellow flow- ers have very slender stems. They sway in the wind and flutter like butterflies over the boulders, The name Columbine comes from the word meaning dove Long ago people thought that the parts of the flower looked like doves drinking. WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS HOLIDAY IN THE ROCKIES Train travel through the Canadian Rockies is more enjoyable than ever aboard the smooth new Canadian Pacific trains. Enjoy air-conditioned coaches, club cars and accommodation including sections, roomettes, compartments and drawing rooms, Information and reservations from any Canadian Pacific office, your own agent or ... Me Dis Uy Plan your Banff, Lake Louise or mountain lodge vacation now... Canadian Pacific style! Enjoy your Canadian Rockies holiday with superb meals and service "the diesel way". GEO. A. BURT, District Passenger Agent 217 Main St W., North Bay a o WHY PAY MORE -- FOR LESS? TORONTO STAR fer Week STAR WEEKLY TOTAL Per Week 30< 10. 40. ' Per Week . 'THe TELEGRAM 6 Issues Per Week PLUS WEEKEND PICTURE MAGAZINE PLUS 16 PAGES OF COLORED COMICS | WITH TELY HOME DELIVERY EVERY WEEK YOU SAVE... STILL ONLY 25¢ So -- 15¢ Street, write Mome Delivery a The Tel --e- of The Tely, pleasé contact The Tely Carrier-Salesm legram, Bay and Melinda Sts., Toronte t < oe WaAverley 6011 . 'THE TELEGRAM Daily Plus WEEKEND . for in the way of weather and water conditions prevailed for the opening of the Swimming In- structor's Course at the Rotary Beach on Monday morning. Monday Tuesday and Wednes- day morning, afternoon and even- ing Instructor Graham Warren of Toronto, who is a supervisor with the Ontario Division of the Red Cross, was busy teaching the fine art of swimming. Swimmers must be eighteen years of age before they can be- come full-fledged instructors but in the meantime they are leaders and will be ready to move up when the time comes. Daytime pupils include Betty Payette of Chapleau Roger De- lage of New Liskeard, Susan Hen- nessy, Mary Whitby, Molly Millar Catherine Wiseman, Jane Led- well, Sandra Clarke and Patricia Cassidy of Haileybury. The evening refresher course for instructors was attended by Marcel and Claude Proulx, Leo Gough, Bill Bagshaw, Mrs. Ethel McLenagan and Catherine Wiseman. HOSPITAL GRANT Two hospitals in Northern On- tario, two in Toronto and one in southwestern Ontario have just been awarded federal grants to- talling $519,200. Among them is the New Liskeard and District Hospital, now more than halt completed which will provide space for forty patients and for a could enlighten us as to the high level ot your Lake Temiskaming. Some years ago | enjoyed a holi- day visit to Sunnyside Camp, where there was a lovely sandy beach for swimming--you can understand my disappointment on WILLIAM TODD, Akron, Ohio Better not to be at all, Than not be noble. returning this year to find that the beach had disappeared and the shoreline was ruined.. We have always cnerished lovely memories of our drives along your Lake Shore Road-- we think it rather sad to see the water has risen up almost to the highway in plaes, leaving no shore line and many beautiful trees seemingly in a precarious posi- tion. Enquiring about this change, C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard we find that no two answers are "Something to DINNER at | Haileybury Sing About' --Tennyson 17-bassinet nursery as well as } i dein ae dicinal surgical and f Served = 12.00 to 1.30 p.m. 6.00 to 8.00 p.m. obstetrical facilities. This hospi- [ tal, which will receive a grant of [ = about $47,600, sores pus Se You will Enjoy "SONGS TO REMEMBER" yeople in New Liskeard, Cobalt, } ' - Haieybine and _ surrounding [ EVERY SATURDAY CJKL 4.15 p.m. townships. ' ack AA@sAsss ss sss sss sar an BAAAADAADAD Sa»! Confederation Life BEAD Association OrrFich © TORO NTO Representative: M. S. BOYD, Haileybury, Ont. Want x rising free." quite true. Hamilton Brantford to Keep YOUR Freedom? -- We like to sing about this Canada of ours being the "true North It is a fine sentiment, and on the whole has been But our freedom is a thing which needs constant care lest it die here as it has died in so many other countries throughout history. We cannot enjoy true freedom as a people unless we insist upon personal freedom, to the downfall of all freedom, every time we ask Government to plan or regulate our lives. We lose personal freedom an Collective bargaining ; the right to dispose of our seryices and our property as we see fit; the rightsto freedom of assembly, speech 2 and worship--all these we enjoy because freedom-loving mdi- viduals fought and, necessary, died for them. If we want to keep our freedom we must have the same courage 'and resolution. Published as a public service by me STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA, timireo Plants at ~ Swansea Gananoque weg d so contribute Montreal