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Page Two -- THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JUNE.-3rd,- 1954 The HAILEY BURI Issued evesy Ibureday ; =p from The Haileyburian 7% i Office, Broadway &t., Haileybury, Ont. DO E. SUTHERLAND, Pablisher RUTH G. GORDON, Bditor SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Canada--$2.00 per year, in advance In United States--, 3.00 per year, to advance Member Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assn. Authorizd as Second-Cless Mail, Post Office Department, Ottewa DOG DAZE The number of usmonses is- sued to dog owners has reached eighteen. They are being sum moned under a by-law passed by the people in the interests of the public welfare, There have been other springs with the same sit- uation if not as many complaints. This spring is just the piling up of years of failing to take the dog by the tail. If a man owns a child who breaks his neighbour's window he pays for it willingly. Ifaman owns a dog who does wrong, why does he become incensed and take it as a personal affront? who don't argue with anyone who says a dog is "intelligent"--so are most of our notorious crimi- nals but we cannot account for their actions. A dog may be the most lovable creature at his own fireside but if legitimate com- plaints are issued regarding his activities elsewhere, they should be accepted with intelligence devoid of temper. To direct a barrage at the Mayor, the Police or the Town staff is idiotic. The Mayor has reiterated time and again, the importance of having sound by- laws enforced in full if we are to have peaceful government- The police have no choice but to do their duty and the Town Clerk and his staff have nothing to do Perhaps the happiest solution with the matter. would be to amend the by-law to tead from May 15th to August 31st, the dogs must not run at large. One last thought--we have yet to meet anyone who does not FLY TORONTO 1:50 Hours $22.80 One way Phone -- Earlton 48 So Canadiax AIRLINES 4 GONTINENTH 62 POINTS ba CANADA Ackroyd and Son PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes * of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard love dogs nor anyone who wishes to see them tied. They have simply become such a _ public nuisance that something must be done. There are few towns it any inthe country where they have been given such leeway as in Haileybury. Why They Were Side-Tracked They waited around for - luck and legacies that never came They were too slow; opportu- nity would not wait for them, They could not discriminate between important and -unim- portant things; essentials and non-essentials. After a few disappointments and failures, they lay flat a made no effort to rebound from their fall. s They worked at haphazard building with one hand, only to tear down with the other. Their ambition was negatived by nursing vision of impossible goals and working along lines for which they were not adapted. They thought the world owed them a living without any un- due exertion on their part. They were always going to do something but they never man- aged to get anything done. They had intermittent atta of enthusiasm when they longed to do great things but they never knew what to do- They saw where they should improve themselve in the future but saw in the present. A They lost some of their best chances because they could not bring themselves to get up early in the morning or to get out ina storm or in cold weather They had no faculty for turn- ing a defeat into victory; they had never learned to meet hard times with a harder will and more determined pluck. . They did not realize that the years they spent in laying foun- dations in youth constitute not only the shortest but also the surest road to success. With enough ability to do something worthwhile, they kept throwing back the empty shuttle and the web of satisfying pro- ductive life was never woven. They were forever looking for soft places and smooth surfaces, forgetting that the friction of struggling is essential to our de- velopment just as the friction which the train encounters on the track is essential to its loco- motion. In the spring issue of a 1923 Haileyburian, we found that the words of O.S. Marsden in "Suc- cess' were being re-printed and they ' will do just as nicely for the spring issue of 1954: no opportunty Eighty-seven Canadian ships valued at almost $5 million were lost at sea, burnt or otherwise destroyed inthe years 1946-1952 In all 356 lives were lost and 13,- 554 persons were injure.d Now isthe Time to have your VACUUMED CLEANED and CHECKED and HEATING SYSTEM Stoves and Heaters. 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STANDARD TIME Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY __ PHONE 101.e9 Denise Mocdouallt, senocatennct Hostess, invites you to use this coupon for FREE information about Ontario. DENSE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL @ HON. A, P. CRCILE, @.C,, MINISTER BREAK YOUR TRIP FOR FAMILY PICNICS AT CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ROADSIDE TABLES. PUBLICITY LIBRARY NOTES The Gypsy in the Parlour by Margery Sharpe. 'The scene is Devon. The last unmarried Syl- vester male brings to the family farm,one Fanny Davis, the Ply- mouth milliner whom he intends to marry. Fanny isa nasty little number but the generous, good- hearted Sylvesters are some time finding it out. Many things hap- pen and suddenly hell's a-poppir "Witty and really charming, it is Margery Sharpe in her best manner." Inside Government House by Col. H.. Willis O'Connor and Madge MacBeth. Col. H. Willis O'Connor was ADC to five Gover- nor-Generals of Canada and has enjoyed their friendship and that of many other important people who visited Ottawa and Govern- ment House. In this thin little volume, he gives us_ delightful portraits of them in _ their more intimate moments -- Lord Byng in uniform was absolute perfection. Incivvies, he couldn't care less. a had a quick and violent temper and when not officially occupied on Bessborough was shy and tact- less. of His stately consort adequate vocabulary. Lord are people worth knowing. Lady Willingdon in times trouble,, was like "the shadow ahout Willis O'Connor. ofagreat rockin a weary land." 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