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THURS., OCTOBER .22nd, 1953 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Five 'Liskeard Host at 1.&N.O. Bonspiel in Feoruary | The Temiskaming and North- ern Ontario Curling Association held its annual meeting in Kirk- land Lake recently and the big- gest news to come out of the gathering was that its annual bonspiel, one the largest in Northern Ontario, would be hel in February in New Liskeard. Originally,the spiel was scheduled for the McIntyre, but with the closing of the Community Build- ing, that idea had to be shelved. However, it is expected that the 1955 games will be played at the Mclntyre. Although, to many, it appeared that there was sufficient time in the next two months to call off the 'spiel were the building still not open, the decision had to come as it would have entailed con- siderable expense to cancel. the spiel at th last minute. Maurice Belanger of Timmins is the new president for the coming season. Other officers are C.W.Ames of Virginiatown, who is vice-president, Rev. C. Plaskett of New Liskeard, the chaplain and O. E. Wallis of Schumachei ig once again the secretary .. surer. ae Pete eae Regulations regarding British Consols play-off for Northern Ontario representative to. the Dominion Brier, have been imple- mented to have 'play-offs in the T&NOCA, the NOCA and the NWOCY territory alternately; Kirkland Lake, Sudbury, Port Arthur, for instance. You Ought To' Know That Sir Charles Kingsley once said "Be good, my child, and let who will be clever; Do noble deeds, not dream them all day long" The caption abeve:may not hit' home because it has not hit you. But one day on the shores of: Lake Sesikinika, a beautiful camp: for little crippled children will ring joy into the hearts of hund- reds. Service clubs throughout the North have shouldered ajbig financial responsibility and this week, the happy thought occur- "red to us that we might all like te | share in a wonderful project. And} . : sO we are opening a Fund to as-° out? sist our local club to carry their commitments:on this _pro- ject....donations, no matter how: small or how large, may be .sent} to The Haileyburian, Crippled Children's Camp Fund. .names of donors will be publishd or not, as requested .... receipts forwarded, if requested. will be, That the Film Council wishes to advise that the first preview of films will be held on Thurs- day, the 29th at the Public School -...all member organizations are asked to keep this evening in mind, planning to attend, for on their opinion depends the~ choice of good material....since it is not possible that the 200 new films be previewed by every or- ganization, the criticism of Gra- venhurst, Orillia and Haileybury will be the deciding factor as to which of this particular block being shown will be purchased. IR Ee That the Junior Girls' Choir will be heard during the regular service at the Haileybury United Church this Sunday....the thiry- six members are being trained by Mrs. A. T.-Denholm. ERE That Mr. Pickard tells us that there are two waysto look after your rose bushes to protect; them through the winter months .... the first and most satisfactory method is to bring earth.and} bank them up to a height of about 10" ..cover the bank with old leaves or corn sta ks to keep thei frost out..then, in late April, the litter can be removed from the bank- ing and-early in May the-earth canbe gradually be removedifrom the plant....the second method ig to lift the-roses and put 'them in a trench covering them» with five or six feet of soil. .replanting will be done aboutithe 15th of May....roses may be cut down to within 10" to 1' above banking ..and you who' have' been-haunt- ing the woods for little shrubs to enhance the beauty of your home ....do not be discouraged be- cause life is full of surprises, but the best time for this kind of gar- dening is in the spring. ...mean- time remember that established evergreens give off moisture all through the winter months and so they should be watered during these dry October days. KKKES 'That 'the: woodworkjng classes will be held on Tuesday evening and not Wednesday vas ~errone- ously reported in the paper last week. soe That "The Story of Mandy" continues to unfold and each page as bright as the last...the young nine-year-old star of British films has just completed one of the pictures.made- expressly for child- ren and shown in England- on Saturday mornings-to the young fry....and an honor that will only happen once in a lifetime has just ben bestowed -on Mandy for she has been chosen to present the bouquet to Princess Margaret at the premiere of the Royak Command film to be shown on October 26th....all this, we were delighted to learn from Mandy's aunt, Mrs. W..H.-Edey ...-it is seven years now since LEO'S TAXI Phone 311 /Leo!Deraiche, Prop. -HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO C. J.HOVEY Repairs on 'AM Makes | of RADIOS | 27 Lake-Shore Road | Phone'S09 New! Liskeard | CANAPAR! Cookery Parchment OI EE WY 4 Preserves all Vitamins and Mineral Salts SAVES - Food Values. Fuel, Space,:Dish- : washing. KEEPS - Flavors in Food Odors: out of the House. Use the same sheet again-and again. 35c per The HAILEYBURIAN Package PESTO OS SC SU CSCS CC CSCS E S TSX girl who, on returning home from think so. I think he's gone to Mandy and her parents, Mr. and Sunday School on Thanksgiving the cottage." Mrs. D. W. Miller, left for Eng- land, but in July, the Miller fa- mily plan to visit Canada, have a happy re-union with the members of their family and their many friends on this continent. ERK ED That the Library Board met last week and an order was plac- ed for one hundred new books... fiction, non-fiction and books for boys and girls. OR ROK That we learn that Temiska- ming's M.P.P,. Bob Herbert has been "Outdooors With Pete Mc- Gillen....at Hannah Bay camj James Bay, where the Blue Geese congregate in the thou ands to feed and chattter.... "this is the land of mud and mus- cle, planes and outboard motors and even the Swamp Crees would have abandoned it, had not nature endowed it richly with game and wild fowl....you are patient as the long black necks stretch to- wards you and you spot two Snow. Geese in the flight of Blues ...they turn and move in...they have dropped their flaps and are in their glide when the Indian hisses "Shoot" and you blaze away....the bird tumbles out of the sky and beside me, Bob Her- brt has bagged ono alse." ORR ROK That on a_ glorious Autumn day what could be more fun than a hike into the riotous outdoor. and so fourteen members of the United Church Senior Girls' Sun- day School did just that th their teacher, Miss Muricl Ric ....they returned from the qua ry on the West Road to'Mrs ( F. Lowery's, who had spent the day in the great indoors prepar- ing a buffet supper that was so wonderful that Miss Rice andhei pupils want to say "Thank you" to Mrs. Lowery....the children saw three of the Film Council': films -- "Everyday Courtesy". "Sailing in Canada" and "Point Pelee" and loved them, particu- larly the latter. SOIR That this week we like the story of the little five-year-old Day said to her assembled family "This is the day we should thank God for everything -- the trees, the lovely flowers and the birds." To her gmall sister who enquired "Where is God," she replied "Up in Heaven" and the little one, after a moment's con- sidereration answered "I don't RO OR That registration in the Public School continues on the upswing .seven more pupils bring the total registration to date up to 238. Want Ads. Bring Results! Rotarians Welcome , New Member. to Club The Haileybury Rotary Club met on Monday for their regu- lar weekly meeting wihch was devoted to business. 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