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~THE HAILEYBURIAN HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th, _1952._ Subscription Rate: $2.00 per year Vol. 48; No. 39 Temiskaming Health Unit ' Plans Program of T.B. Testing The Temiskaming Health Unit is planning a program of Tuber- culin testing both elementary and secondary studnets in Hailey- bury. Pupils in the Public and High Schools will be given this test on Monday, December 8th, while the students in the Separ- ate School] will be given this test in the near'future. The children will bring home a card for . the parents' consent for the test and we hope that all parents will co- operate by signing the consent form. This test consists of inject- ing a small about of Tuberculin solution into the skin of the forearm. The injection raisesa very small bump like a mosquito bite which disappears in the course ofan hour or so. If the test is negative no further reac- tion will occur. If the test is positive, some redness and swell- ing appears at the site of the in- jection in about 48 hours? The Tuberculin solution used in the test does not contain any germs. It is a somtion of the protein of the germ which causes Tuberculosis. If the child has been exposed to a case of Tuber- culosis at some time in the past and has taken some of these germs into his body this fact will be demonstrated by a positive re- action to the tuberculin test. This does not mean that the child has tuberculosis, but merley de- monstrates that he has been ex- posed to someone with the dis- ease. Each child who has a posi- tive reaction will be X-rayed at St:. Mary's on the Lake Sana- torium and the parents will be advised of the X-ray feport. Where a positive reaction has occurred, the other members of the family should also be X- 1ayed_ All these X-rays are made possible by the Christmas. Seal Fund. This program of tuberculin testing is being done in effort to further decrease the incidence of tuberculosis It is the hope that all parents will Unit in giving their permission for tuberculin testing.all school children. Southern Ontario Doctors Attend Cancer Clin' The Kirkland Lake unit of the Canadian Cancer Society held a clinic yesterday in Kirkland Lake. Present for this meeting was the executive committee of the Ontario Cancer ~Treatment and Research Foundation who are in the North at the present time lending their services to cancer clinics. They will go on to Tim- mins this week. Doctors att nding the clinics are as follows: Dr. W.G. Cosbie, gynaecologist and _ obstetrician loronto, Dr. H. W. Wookie. sur- geon, Toronto,, Dr. R. K, Magee. of Peterborough, Dr. R. T. Wea- ver, gynaecologist & obstetrician of Hamilton and two radiologists Dr. R. C. Burr of Kingston and Dr. T. H. Smith of Torgnto. Fall Sessions in Court Gpened Monday of This Week ---Court so cxacl scv xzfi fl-- The fall sittings of the general sessions of the peace opened in Haileybury Monday afternoon presided over by His Honour Judge J. B. Robinson. The Grand Jury considered five cases on Monday and brought in four true bills and one no bill. The five criminal cases on the docket include a charge of high- grading against Douglas Reade of Sudbury,, wounding causing bodily harm against Oonse Lam- stedt of Kirkland Lake. theft against Harvey Jackson, receiv- ing stolen gods, Harvey Jackson and incest against Lorne Elgin MacDonald of Englehart. After studying the evidence in the case of Oonse Lamstedt, a no bill was returned. T hepetit jury began on Tues- day to hear the case of Lorne Elgin MacDonald. There were 340,524 hockey pucks manufactured in Canada co-operate with the Health 1950. ab MINING P.O. Box 997 Temiskaming Construction Limited ENGINEERS and GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONCRETE WORK Oo Head Office HAILEYBURY, ONT. PLANTS Phone 517 KINSMEN CLUB ANNUAL TUR KEY BINGO! COBALT COMMUNITY HALL - Tuesday, Dec. 9th Commencing at 8.00 p.m. PRIZES: CHICKENS, TURKEYS, HAMS Admission : 50 cents DOOR PRIZE -- 20-lb. TURKEY Reoceeds for Kinsmens Christmas Cheer Fund OPENS TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES ON MONDAY EVENING Mezzo-soprano tured at both the Holland she was the Columbine in Busoni's opened the New York Philharmonic's In November she rejoined She ends her 1951-52 seasor as with the New York Philharmonic. Martha Lipton has a voice glorious and solid musicianship to back her dark good looks. Fea- and Edinburgh Festivals, "Arlecchino"', which current season. the Metropolitant Opera. soloist in the "Elijat" She will open the first Temiskaming Community Ccncert series in the New Lis- keard Memorial Hall on Monday evening. Christmas Bazaar at United Church Successful Event A successful bazaar and tea was held by the ladies of the Women's Association of the Un- ited Church .on Saturday in the Sunday School Room of the Church. Mrs. A. T. Denholm received. After a week of gloomy weath- er, the bright sunny day favored the efforts, of the Association for this annual event. The spirit of Christmas prevail- ed at all the attractive booths, For the children, Mrs. S. Bona and Mrs. D. Dean kept the pop- corp popping; Mrs, C. Tyson, Miss Muriel Rice and Mrs. J. Neelands were sold out early at the touch- and-take table and Mrs. A. W. Stollery, Mrs. A. H. Kingsmill Miss Ruth Gordon were kept busy with lollipops and Christmas candy. Gayly colored -aprons sold by Mrs. F. Thompson Mrs. C. F. Lowery. Dolls will appear this month in the latest fashions due to the efforts of Mrs. J. Robinson, Mrs.. D. H. Millar, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. A. H. Cooke. Mrs. E. McCuaig and Mrs, R. C. Lyon looked after the "white elephants" and Mrs. A. W. Sand- erson Mrs M. MacDonald and Mrs. M.B. Glazier were in charge o fthe fancy work table. Assisted by Mrs. N. Austin, Mrs. M. Cragg, Mrs. Adair and Mrs, Rice, Mrs. W.Farmer con- vened the ever popular-produce table. Red carnations and tall stand- ards of red candles formed the were and simple outstanding setting at the tea table. Mrs. R.A, Murphy and Mrs. W. E. Bagshaw were assisted by Mrs. D. Gardiner. Mrs. A. C. Dmpster, Mrs. N. D. Mclsaac, Mrs. M. Ouimet and and Mrs, W. Bradley| Mrs. O. M. Hennessy and Mrs. L. Ferguson poured tea and coffee throughout the tea hours, "Three ladies of the Association are deserving of special mention for their years of service. Al- thought exact statistics' are not available, we believe that Mrs. T. Pipe heads the group in the over twenty-five year class. Her ab- sence from the bazaar due to ill- ness was keenly felt. She is closely followed by Mrs, W. Far- mer and Mrs. M. B. Glazier witk twenty-one and sixteen years be- hind them. The executive of the W.A, par ticularly wish to thank all those who in so many ways did sc much to assure the sucess ocf the event and without whos: generous help, they could not carry on. Store Hours in Town For Christmas Shoppers The Chamber of Commerce is- sue the following announcement regarding store hours through They re- main the same as published last the Christmas season. week with one exception and that Wednesday afternoons with the exception of the grocery stores. is--all stores open Twenty-five years ago Cana- dians ate an average of 20% pounds of canned fruits and vege- tables per person per ~ year, today they. eat almost forty- three pounds. eeeeges: sitttte CHRISTMAS {, TEAS. will be held on SAT., DEC. 6th from 3.00 to 5.30 p.m. psesestetatososscsrsssestisitesesies ess f522 8 At the Home of Mrs. N. D. Mclsaac, Lake Shore Road. TURKEY DRAW PRODUCE TABLE Proceeds for Community Service eerie Welcome XMAS CAKE DRAW Father of Four Dies in Car, Truck Crash Near Liskeard A head-on collision between a car and a truck one mile north of New Liskeard on Sunday evening took the life of a Bonetal miner, "britz Williams, father of four children. His wife isin New new hospital with concussion and a possible fractured skull Driver oi the car, Clifford Smith of Porcupine received chest injur- ies, fractured ribs, a broken col- larbone and possible integnal in- juries, A ten-year-old boy, sori of the dead man, was the only person to escape injury. Driver ot Zz Liskeard's the truck, Lucien Grise of New Liskeard received slight leg and head cuts. Police said that the car bear- ing the Williams family and Smith was proceeding north on Highway 11 and ran into the rear ot the parked truck on the side ot the highway. The car was almost completely wrec ked in the crash, Relatives of the Willams Ja- mily in Porcupine said the four people had travelled to Lorouto and weed last Wednesday t visit relatives 'Lhey lett Tweed Saturday morning, planning to arrive home late Sunday night. W.A. of United Church Elects New Oincers Mrs. D. H. Millar was elected president ot the W.A. of the United Church tor the coming year at a meeting held on Lues- Gay evening at the home ol Mrs. ). 4, Kopinson. Other ofticers Ist Vice-'resident--Mrs. J. bB. iXObinson, énau Vice-President--Mrs. W. tarmer. Secretary--Mrs. A. W.. Stol- lery. lreasurer--Mrs, M. Mac-Don- ald. Corres. Secretary--Mrs. R. C. Lyon. Devotional Sec.--Mrs. A. Den- holm, Manse Committee--Mrs. M. Glazier, Miss Ruth Gordon. Flower Committee--Mrs. D. Dean, and Mrs. A. H.-Kingsmill. Visiting Committee--Mrs. A. W. Sanderson, Mrs. L. Ferguson. Mrs. M. Glazier acted as chairman of the meeting and called for the report of the sec- retary, Mrs. A. H. Sooke and the financial report from the treas- urer Mrs. J. B. Robinson. The chairman expressed the feelings of all those present when she spoke of the wonderful support the Association had had from the congregation for their annual bazaar. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. T. Pipe who so capably performed her duties as Acting President for the past year. Financial assistance will be given to the Sunday School and to the Junior Choir. The in- creasing numbers in both these branches of the Church activity were discussed--the Junior choir has increased to thirty. Mrs. A. W. Stollery and Mrs. W. Farmer assisted Mrs. Robin- son with the lunch. Temiskaming Presbytery Head Meets With Board The official Board meeting, of the United Church held a meet- ing on Tuesday evening in the manse with Rev. A. T. Denholm siding. PRS, or. Vv. Hart, Kirkland Lake, chairman of the Temiska- ming Presbytery and Mrs. Nora Fox, Swastika, were present to discuss the work of the church. They later attended a meeting in New Liskeard. Current expansion programs it the Canadian steel industry will bring annual production up to 47 million ingot tons, triple the pre-war capacity. a WEEK'S WEATHER Week Ending December 3rd wiaXx. Min. (bhuncdaye = 33. 0 26.0 irae 19.0 9.0 Saturday -- = 282500 Sunday --- 52) Ze Monday - _ 30.0 48 Muesday ee 20 14.8 Wednesday ----- 28.0 8.6 Preipitation fore week_ 2g VV VV VV VY Rae aeaasD DD DDDDDDDL45600204 VYVVVV VV VY HC Canendehys@ian TURKEY B-I-N-G-Of HOLY CROSS PARISH HALL, HAILEYBURY Monday, Dec. 8th, ... 8.00 Admission $1.00 20 Games $45.00 Booster Prize. $50.00 Door Prize Turkeys (Special) EVERY SATURDAY FeCCC CCC CCC TCC CC CC CVC CU CUK CJKL 4.15 p.m. | HUNTERS' PARADISE! ; | Hotel Haileybury | ; Dinner served: 12 to 1.30 p.m.; 6,00 to 8 p.m. } a 4 f You will Enjoy "SONGS TO REMEMBER" PISO SS CTS O OOS SS SS SE SS FSS.