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ae --"--"lE HAILEYBURIAN HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1954 5 Pe ft lt ee 32/\ Subscription Rate: $2.00 per year Vol. 50; No. lp Hold Graduation Ceremonies at St. iviary's Academy In the graduation ceremony yyuich took place in the audi- torium of the St. Mary's Acad- emmy on Monday eV ening. Bishop Louis Kheaume placed wreaths on the heads of nineteen pupiis of Grade XII and presented seven pupils of Grade XIII with bou- quets received by the individual flower girls. The School colors of blue and gold, were strikingly effective in the stage setting. After the graduates had receiv ed their diplomas, the guest speakers, Mgr. H. Martindale, parish priest of Timmins parish of the Nativity and Father Ra- cette of Verner spoke encourag- ing words of wisdom to pupils who were leaving cherished halls of learning. The musical program opened with a four piano number by Colleen Walsh, Paule Hurtubise, Claire Piche and Sister Claire- Kstelle. Others participating were the St. Mary's Choir. Fleur- ette Nadon, Huguette Robillard. Marguerite Turner, Ann Audet. Annette Forget, I. Nadon and J their Mino. Following are the names of the graduates: Grade XII--Marie Ayotte, New Liskeard; Yolande Seaudry, Verner; Marguerite Verthier, Porcupine; Jeannine Bisson, Timmins; Yvonne Bois- soneault, Iroquois Falls; Hermin Bourgeois, Val Gagne; Lina Bourget, Haileybury; Shirley Pradley, St. Charles ; Cecile Chap- ¢eron, Ansonville: Tuliette Filia- trault, North Bay; Annette For- get. Haileybury, Paule Hurtubis, Ansonville; Louisette Lauzon, Ansonville; Clauldett Meunier (Continued_on" Page 4) the } Diamond Jubilee Last week, the Diamond Jubi- lee Committee and the Rotary Club met in the Hotel and map- ped out plans for the big opening day on the 28th of July. Water sports, a high flying water ski- ing exhibition, a fishing derby under the Temiskaming Fish and Game and ball games are sche- duled with dancing every night at the Armouries with an out- standing name bands providing the music. We'd like a little help because this is supposed to be a family affair. Our phone number is 24 and if you have friends planning to come to the Jubilee, we want to know about them. From north and south, and east and west, we hear that Cyril T. Young. H. W. Foster, Jack Brady, Bob Thorpe, George Green, Bill Masalles and J. Mill- man can all be counted in on the big doings. . Generous contributions to as- sist in putting the Diamond Jubi- le over are coming in nicely to the Treasurer, Alan Hurst, Bank of Nova Scotia and the total this week is $750.00. New subscrip- tions are from Conlin & Hogan, Haileybury Lumber, Ontario Northland Railway, George Tay- lor Hardware, F. Higginson, of Montreal. Northern Canada Sup- ply, Canadian Copco and Osmore Wood Preserving Company. At the rate things are going it looks like smooth sailing ahead o it's up to you to match your neighbour's enthusiasm and gen- erosity with the old thought that "nothing succeeds-so wellas suc- cess." On May 24th, 1923 -- "Naviga- (Continued on Page 4) VV GOLF FIELD DAY FRIDAY, JUNE 4th PUTTING, APPROACHING AND CLOCK GOLF dake Luncheon at 1:00 p.m. All members are asked to come and enjoy aday at the Club. Mrs. A. J. Brown, Stewardess, will be catering. Admission: $2 per couple. TO THE MUSIC OF HARRY KELNICK at the HAILEYBURY CURLING CLUB LOUNGE FRIDAY, JUNE 4th THE KINSMEN CLUB OF COBALT-HAILEYBURY Dancing 9:30 to 2:0 HAILEYBURY CHAPTER, I.0.D.E. TEA, PRODUCE SALE, AND ~ HAT DERBY At the Home of MRS. W. R. LOWERY, Brewtser Street SATURDAY, JUNE Sth From 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. ae OSU SOS CSCC CE CCST SOUT CU CTU CUO Mrs. W. C. Arnold Elected President of tome o Scnool 'The Home and School Associa- uon held its annual and tinal meeting for the season on Tues- day evening, May 1t8h, in the Schools Auditorium. A large at- tendance was present to watch the chidren perform in the pro- gram of entertainment as fol- lows: An Empire Day play by Grades LV andV under the direc- tion of Mrs. C. A. Stevenson; Grades | and 1] chorus; Cynthia Hawkins, Sharon Byles, Joan Murphy, the Girls' Choir of the United Church, Betty Lou Atch- ison; three-part chorus Grades V to VIII, two-part chorus-- Grades V to VIII; duet by Judy Stevenson and Suzanne Gardiner, Carolyn Kingsmill, Patricia Ar- uold, Dayntrie McDougall, Bar- bara Camsell, Janet Nauss and Bobby Jenkins and a duet by Bet- ty Lou Atchison and Patricia Ar- nold, Miss Edna Maher, music teacher in the Public School dir- ected the chorus and Mrs. A. T. Denholm directed the Girls' Church Chair. Following this program of school Festival winners, the an- niial meeting was held and re- ports were heard from the vari- ious conveners. The Publicity convener pointed out the excel- lent help that was given through Miss Ruth Gordon and The Hailey eyburian and it was unanimously decided to move a hearty vote of thanks to Miss Gordon for her constant effort to promote the work of the Home and School Association. Mrs. Alan Hurst gave the re- port of the nominating commit- tee and the new slate of officers are: President--Mrs. W. C. Arnold. 1st Vice--Mrs. J. V. Dimesen. 2nd Vice--Mrs. E-B. Campbell Secretary--Mrs. G. Thoday. Publicity--Mrs. J. V. Dinesen. Membership--Mrs. J. H. White Refreshments--Mrs: 6. F. Low- ery, Mrs. Ralph Berry, Mrs. Gor- don Campbell. Program--Mrs. C. F. Cock- shutt, Mrs. V. E. Daughney. Executive Member-- Mrs. N. G. MacPherson. The retiring president, Mrs. HW. E. Nauss thanked her execu- tive and all thoes woh helped to make the year's work such a success. Catholic Children Join In Prayers For Peace The grotto at the St. Mary's Academy was an impressive pic- ture on Sunday evening when Catholic children led the open-air service with prayers for peace which were world wide on_ this day. As the setting sun reflect: ed on the blue waters beyond the Academy grounds, Father L. Brunette led the procession from ~ the church: In the forefront, youngtsers carried the cross, then came the crusaders, the stu- dents of the convent, Grade XIII wearing their graduation caps, followed by citizens who had Father L. Landriault's words based on "Peace Through Char- jty" were carried to many through loud-speaking facilities. Toronto Woman Dies in Collis.on at Englebart Mrs. Leslie MacDonald of To- ronto, a sister of the Rev. W.A. Beecroft, who for many years was minister of the Haileybury United Church, died last week as é result of injuries received ina motor accident at Englehart. The car driven by her husband collid- ed with a half-ton truck at the intersection of Fourh Avenue and Highway No 11. The accident occurred as the MacDonald's were driving north to visit their son. Ronald.a grad- uate of the Provincial Institute of Mining who is with the Kerr Addison at Virginiatown. The 'ruck was proceeding south and@ the front of the MacDonald car smashed into the rigth hand side Gf the truck as the driver, Sid Renaud, turned into Fourth Avenue. Mr. MacDonald and another passenger, Mrs. Isabell Hurst of Yoronto, were taken to the En- élehart Hospital with minor in- piries. A family of six with Mr. Renaud escaped injury. MRS. HILLIARD COOKE ENTERTAINS FOR SATURDAY BRIDE Pink and yellow streamers decorated the home of Mrs. H. Cooke last week where a shower was held in honor of Miss Claud- efte Thisdelle whose marriage: to jack Plaunt, West Road, takes place this- Saturday After the guests enjoyed bingo, the gifts were drawn into the room by Master Larry Cooke. The bride doll centring the gifts was made by Mrs. F. Cooke. Refresh- nents were served by Mrs. Cooke, Miss Barbara Cooke. and Miss Lina Thisdelle. Those attending were Mrs. R. yemay, Mrs: J. Renaud. Miss C. Savoie, Mrs: G- CaSsidy, Miss I. Marcella, Mrs. T. Deraiche. Mrs. P. Libby. Mrs. J. Thisdelle, Mrs. *ill Pringle, Miss K. McGinley, Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mrs. O: McIn- tyre, Mrs. I. McNaught Mrs. R. Fortin, Mrs: B. Brooks. Miss L. Grenon, Miss C. Parent and Miss E. Parent- Rebekahs Hold School of Instruction Last Week One hundred and fifty Rebekahs vepresenting the Kirkland Lake, inglehart, New Liskeard, Cobalt and Hajleybury lodges attended a School of Instruction held in the Masonic Temple here last Wed- nesday, May 19th. There were also three visitors from outside Lodges. It proved to be an interesting session with Sister Betty Ander- son of North Bay, past president of the Rebekah Assembly, acting as instructress. The Memorial service and the Reconsecration service were impressive. In the evéning, the Rebekah Degree was conferred on Mrs. H Bowes and Mrs. W. H. Peterman of Englehart and Mrs. S. Bolger of Haileybury, and Mrs. B. Lath- m of North Cobalt. Sister Lila Murdoch of Engle- hart presented Sister Anderson avith a gift from the Lodges. Sister Anderson gave an interest- 'ne talk on the Order. DON'T "THE DEADLY SIN THAT WILL SEND MORE> SOULS TO HELL THAN ANY OTHER" SUNDAY, By Evangelist C. S. TUBBY Revival Continue Nightly at Eight Except Monday and Saturday The Pentecostal Assembly Rorke Avenue and Broadway MISS IT! May 30th Rev. R. Clark , Pastor WEER IN COURT For driving without the proper care and attention for other per- sons in Haileybury on No. 11 Albert Dunn of Haileybury was fined $15.00 and costs in Magis- trate Atkinson's Court last week. Roland Bergeron of New Liskeard paid $10.00 ad costs for the same charge in New Lis- heard, Failure'to stop when entering a highway cost Emile Hacquard of Thornloe $1.00 and costs. W. E. Atchinson of Nor- auda travelled at 35 m.p.h. in l_atchford and was fined $5.00 and costs. Calaire Robitaille of Chapleau drove a vehicle which was over- ioaded to the extent of 5,000 Ibs. and was fined $37.50 and costs. Overloading to the extent of 1,400 Ibs., cost F.T- James Fish Com- pany of Kirkland Lake, $17.50 and costs. Steve Kiuieciarz of Englehart was fishing in Bagly, District of femiskaming without authority of a license or attempting to fish by means other than angling -- four set lines--and paid $10.00 and costs. That just in case some _ bud- ding young amateur painter has ideas about entering a picture in the exhibit of Northern Ontario paintings scheduled for this fall in Southern Ontario, we wish toclear up the business of entries which we reported on erroneously last week....it is not open to every- one. but to associate members of Northern Ontario Art Clubs.. Plans Made for Organized Rugby in This Area This month, a meeting was held in North Bay to form a foot- ball league in Northern Ontario. Since football has become a major sport in Canada, a group of com- iuunities in the north have taken an enthusiastic interest in spon- soring the sport. Football is not entirely new to the Tri-Town area. Exhibition games have been staged between Haileybury, Sudbury, New Liskeard, Noranda and North Bay in the past few years and the number of fans turning out to watch the games has been most encouraging. It was felt that a meeting should be held to form an organ- ized league with four participat- ine clubs. The four clubs, Sud- bury, North Bay, the Tri-Town area and Kirkland Lake were in- vited to North Bay to discuss this matter and the quorum met with success. The representative groups de- cided to form a four-club lea- eue with each club playing six games, three at home and three away The two leading clubs would then play a best-two-out- of-three for the championship and the cup. The cup was do- nated by Mr. Plaunt of Sudbury in memory of his brother who was killed overseas during the last Great Yar. It is a splendid looking trophy and we are in- debted to Mr. Plaunt for his creat gesture. It will be called the Plaunt Torphy. Another meeting will be held in North Bay on June 12th to draw up the final schedule and iron out differences. Those pre- sent from the Tri-Town area were Bill Lickley, Bill Grozelle, (Continued on Page 4) HAILEYBURY OPENING GOLF The Directors of the Invite you to the GOEFP GEUB CLUB DANCE » in lh OO Oa 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 am Oe MUSIC BY JERRY FURBER AND HIS BAND FRIDAY, MAY 28th TIVITY $2.00 Per Couple PLANTS FOR SALE! IT'S SPRING AGAIN AT Albert Groom's choice variety of Annual and Be sure of the best from a Perennial Flower Plants and Vegetable Plants: Moore's Cove. 1 Mile North of Haileybury ORDER NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT LATER! CAAA AAMAAAAAADDAADDDADDDDDDDDLDDLDLALLDODDLODLOLDO AL GARDEN TEA At the Home of MRS. M. E. WHITBY Georgina Avenue SAT., MAY 29th > from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Under the Auspices of the Girl Guide Local Association PIE SALE PRODUCE SALE FETT CC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CTC CCC TCC CO OW IOUT UN Bingo! 20 Games for 50c ' Sponsored by Haileybury Legion Ladies' Auxiliary at LEGION HALL 4 Special Games. Grand Prize: $70.00 on 11 Numbers TUE., JUNE Ist Starts at 8.30 p.m