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é THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1954 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Five That we are happy to be back with nothing but Jubilee talk .. .. right away, we want to thank the Tem- iskaming Speaker for doing such a fine job of publishing our Jubilee edition . not ever, have we en- joyed such whole-hearted co-opera- tion from so many on one staff ... all in one great effort to make Hail- eybury's Jubilee edition worthy of the occasion. * * * The cement was poured to bury the souvenirs and papers for the Centennial leaders to unearth and while the camera played on Mayor Day, Leo Gough and Vice-Chairman Sam Hughes, we thought it was a nice Jubilee note that Albert Palmer and Hector Villeneuve should be handling the shovel and the trowel to lay the plaque. That what is a parade without a band and such music swinging from our good neighbour, New Liskeard who sent the Lions Bugle Band and Neil McIsaac who didn't send the Highlanders . . . he went to get them in Kirkland with his bus service and after the parade and all day long played host .. boaters and bathers spent the day enjoying a free show of Scottish dances and all the trim- mings and then off to Cobalt in a bus to give a little tune to Cobalt ASR Wellin chaos * * * That we have greetings from far points which came too late to pub- lish before but are none the less warmly received . . . from Mrs. Jos. H. Thomas who writes from Palmet- to Trailer Park, Florida: "'it is with much regret that I am not able to attend the homecoming that Hailey- bury is extending to old timers. . the trip from here is a bit too stren- uous for folks of our age . . through these many years, I have always enjoyed looking back at Haileybury as the best governed town and the most beautifully situated of any in my travels . . . I sincerely wish you the best of everything . . .and from Mrs. Goldie Nyman of Red Rock, Ontario who is visiting in Fin- land "you will be surprised to get a letter of congratulations and best wishes from the other side of the world. Finland is a very nice place but no place can compare with Can- hurdle that rail on the steamer but that television moved in on Friday because according to the boys that . undismayed she made the leap with had better get near a television set did the job, it's $4,000 worth of the help of Mrs. N. Austin and much happy laughter . . . old timers we noticed on the boat were Cap Burns, Mrs. Bill Edwards, Mrs. Anne Camp- bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cain, Mrs. Cherry, Jack Dunn, Heber Briden, Margaret Berry, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. D. Murray, Mrs. Swan Nelson, Mrs. A. Olson, Mrs. Byberg, Mrs. Fred Hume, Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming and Mrs. Creasyesiisess: OK That the most novel and cheerful glow through the past week was the lights shining up through the shrub- bery at the home of A. W. Sander- son on Browning street . . .down Florida way, this is a sight that catches the eye of every tourist... , We pass the idea on to you hoping that you will tuck it away and make use of it so Haileybury will shine forever and attract the attention of everyone through its warm welcome. RK That the beautifully colored pic- ture of the Provincial School of Min- ing provided a background for a display of precious metals that was breath-taking . . .congratulations to O. E. Walli.... Pa That we have had many nice re- marks about the display of pictures at the Curling Rink and you ought to know that Miss Suzanne Smith is solely responsible for this great effort... FICK That our skeptics in town who still don't believe us when we tell them efforts of Miss Henrietta Boyle of (Continued on Page 6) advertising for Haileybury . . . That Haileybury appreciates the OnCfes _ WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR LADIES' GOLF Friday, August 6th sketihed Fe eae) by S.Cabolleare 'sy : ' pe. ae The Seogrann Cita of Conaba Eshibilion, N They he alleing abocit-Canada the world aver A few months ago, Jose Caballero, noted Spanish artist, sketched his impression of The Seagram along a 30,000-mile international route through 15 foreign lands, more than a quarter of a million Collection of Paintings while they were exhibited people came to visit them; to observe the skyline in Madrid at the famed Castellana Hilton. Like Senor Caballero, 30,000 people of Spain took the Opportunity in the next two weeks to view these of our land, and to try on their lips the unfamiliar name of our Canadian Cities. Accompanying the Collection were 48-page booklets containing reproductions of the paintings. These were available to all who visited the exhi- bition. The Seagram Collection is now back home original canvases of 22 of our cities and to see, too, for the first time, a new aspect of a great and growing Canada as reflected in these impressive ~ Conlin and Hogan for their spirit in ada . . .I was born in Haileybury 3 R e et in 1912, the daughter of George An- ng Round Ii NE Cup derson and Eleanor Childs. . . I am the granddaughter of Mrs. James 7 Childs, Amwell St. who is, I believe MEN'S GOLF one of your oldest citizens in age Thursday, Friday and Saturday nathere- 'te gees ma ee ed Simdayeat Kapsukasitig wm: aa? That we could go on forever... but we can't . . to the Evelyn Shoppe to Whorley's, to Dewey's, to Sander- Son's for their window displays pro- viding interest for all our visitors . . to Whitby's and the Ideal Dairy and Northern Ontario Championships - ~-SOFTBALL Friday, August 6th Town at North Cobalt - Monday. August 9th Chemicals vs, Town entering floats in the big parade... "You did a magnificent job"... . OOK That he came early to Haileybury and offered to do anything and: ev- erything for the Jubilee and he did, Paul Hermiston of Cobalt and Jack Gale of Swastika kept that Lake } @ Shore mining camp humming from portraits of our nation's thriving metropolitan centres. Everywhere these paintings went ... north and south of the equator . .+ on both sides of the Atlantic... they won new friends and favourable comment for Canada. In sixteen cities on a two-year Canadian tour but it continues, through these booklets, to build goodwill for Canada abroad. In many thousands of homes, the text and pictures of these booklets are keeping Canada talked about the world over. dawn to dusk and what is more, it was Paul's idea to launch those pioneers -- a tearful and happy mo- ment for all . . .Mrs. A. Dickson has not lost one grain of her pioneer spirit for it was no easy task to O'KEEFE'S BREWING COMPANY LIMITED The House of Seagram ROUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOUR: SAN JUAN...HAVANA...MEXICO CITY...CARACAS...RIO DE JANEIRO...SAO PAULO...BUENOS AIRES. ..MONTEVIDEO... ROME... .LONDON.. .PARIS. . .GENEVA. . .STOCKHOLM...THE HAGUE...MADRID...AND A VISIT TO THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES IN SOEST, WEST GERMANY. ROUTE OF THE CANADIAN TOUR: OTTAWA...MONTREAL...CHARLOTTETOWN,..HALIFAX...ST. JOHN'S...SAINT JOHN. ..SHERBROOKE...THREE RIVERS. ..TORONTO «++ QUEBEC. . .LONDON... WINNIPEG. . .REGINA. . .EDMONTON. . .VANCOUVER. . .VICTORIA. . .CALGARY.. SASKATOON... WINDSOR. . HAMILTON. . .KINGSTON.. . HULL, NO. 7 IN A SERIES ... 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