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=" THE HAILEYBURIAN Vol. 50. No. 31 Subscription Rate: $2.00 per year HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7th, 1954 Four Injured in Car Collision West oi New Liskeard which occurred at New p.m. on Monday A collision hicCool's Corner, west of rd at O79 night sent four men to the New Hospital District age 61 of VU Brien i920 Dodge Liskeard and clson Vine vho was .drivng a sedan as. traveling south cn ine yaship road and ~ at te upted to enter and turu west on No. 65 Highway. He collided with a 141 Nash, ariven by Ralph Binch, of Kenabeek who was heading east for New Liskeard. Mr. Vinkle suirered a posst1ple skuil and Mr. Binch Oo passengers, J- ames Niicho] ot Kena- k suitered injuries and laceration to their heads and faces. hey were treated by Dr. A, Belland and rushed to hospital. The accident was investigated by Constable R. Berry of the.O.P.P. fractured aud his U and brederick be lesser Home and School Hold First Fall Meeting The opening meetig ~of the and this month was well attended 'despite 'bad weather. Mrs. -W. C. Arnold resided. In the absence of G. . Cassidy, Miss Keller introduced the High School staff and L. Wiseman in- troduced the "ublic School staff. Hoine School Introductions of the Board of aucation nrembers was made by W. Edey. (\n interesting address was heard irohm Mrs. R. Ackroyd of New Liskeard. Her subject was "The Home and School Camp' held each year near "Orillia. She outlined the various subjects dis- cussed lis Simmer and deft he local 'Association with plans to have a, delegate next year. During the evening a _ sing= song was led by Jack White with Miss Mary Whitby at the piano. Miss Keller and Mrs. ir were the winners of the guessing contest. Lunch was served in the Home Economics room under the lead- ership of Mrs. Bud Cooper. On a per capita basis Canadian families pay nearly thirty dollarsa week in taxes to all governments Church Bazaar. nual Bazaar. THIEVES BREAK INTO TEXACO SERVICE RIDAY . ek os New Canadian Thieves entered the Texaco Service Station last Friday night and made off with $48.09 in cash and several cartons ol cigarettes. window at ixemoving «a double the hack of the garage they broke the inside window, red ente 1 the garage and broke t lhetween the shop and t hether they used a glass cutter or not is not definitely knovn The theft was investigated by the Municipal Police ; Night Classes to Begin at Schools on Oct. 19th-20th On Wednesday, October 20th. the regular night classes at the Haileybury Public School will No pre-registration a n The principal of our High School. Lieut-Col. George Law- poeta rence Cassidy, DSO., ED., has take place as in other years. stead. applicants wil] register the been promoted to full Coos! same evening as. the various and placed in command of a 'lasses begin newly formed Militia Group. : SS x Tl 5 a The announcement was made Classes will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in leatherwork under the teaching of Mrs. S. Rouse of Haileybury; sewing guided by Army Headquarters last Sat- Saturday. Col. the Algonquin Cassidy. commander of by Miss Irene Laliberte of Co- Regiment since balt and drawing and painting 1951, becomes senior militia of- Ontario and command ficer in Northern will have under his the Algonquin Regiment (29th Armoured Regiment) of the North Bay area, Lorne Scots of the Odakville-Orangeville area the 49th Heavy <Anti-Aircraft Regiment. SCA, Sault Ste Ma- rie; the 58th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment. RCA, Sudbury, the 13th Medical Training Co., Owen Sound and Anti-Aicrraft Opera- tions. Scarborough, Although not under his direct command he will have the support of the under the instruction of G. L. Cassidy, The woodworking class will also be heldagain this year under C. W. Tyson. These classes will be held regularly on Tuesday evening in the Mining School with the opening class on Tues- day, October 19th. | Calendar of Events 8th Field Squadron Engineers. Friday, October 15th---United North Bay. Church Rummage Sale. The formation of the militia Friday, Saturday, October 22nd 8TOuP 1s a result ofthe re-organ- and 23rd--C.W.L. Baaaar. mee a ge aa pee eadquarters for the Tues., October 26th -- Curling 4 sulk. of Club Bingo. Sat, Oct Club party : One Impaired Driver Sat., Nov. ee ae as Fined in Court Last Week Saturday, Nov. 27th -- United For impaired driving in Hail- eybury, Ralph Parsons: of Vir- Sits = gianiatown was ~--fined $100.00 oF IN Y INS ian AN Ne SAT., O Boy Scout APPLE DAY CT. 9th PROCEEDS FOR SCOUT and CUB PROJECTS as and costs last week in Magistrate i Atkinson's Court. Adelard Fauvelle, Robert Mc- Kelvie and' Terry Matheson were each fined $10,00 and unlawfully for migratory costs Hunting game birds by the use of a power beat contrary to the Migratory Birds Conyention Act. ~ For assaulting Constable D. M. Scanlan while he was engag- ed in the lawful execution of his duties in) Haileybury, Duncan Sopha of Cobalt was fined $100 d costs, seeatstainstesteneaesasse tt an Edward Rajala of Cobalt was gned $20.00 and costs for careless driving in Cobalt town. Fred- erick Remus of Virginiatown permitted an unlicensed person to drive his car and paid $10.00 and costs. Driving im Dymond e3 ur Showing 2 Days Only October 8th and 9th _ Complete Selection of EXPERT FURRIER Township without an operator's license cost Jessica Furchner of FRIDAY and Marter Township $10. and costs Col. G. L. Cassidy Commands Army Group = Col. Cassidy's staff will be a Chorley Park, Toronto; however, s sub-staff consisting of Major ohn L. Jemmett, Kirkland Lake, Captain W. Wannamaker, Co- balt and Captain A, Wilson of Haileybury will have their head- quarters at the Haileybury Ar- mouries, Col, Cassidy was born in Kirk- land Lake in 1909, He was first commissioned in the Algonquin Regiment in 1939 and continued with that Regiment on active service following the outbreak of war. He served with them as company commander in the battle for northwest Europe and was awarded the DSO for gal- antry. Following demobilzation on his return to Canada, he contin- ued to serve with the Algonquins as second-in-command. In 1951. he was promoted to the rank of Lieut. Col and succeeded Lt. Col. Jack Akehurst in the command. Major L. Charbonneau of Tyaleybury is "now. --second-in- command of the Algonquins here with Captain R. J. Popple- ton in command of "C" squadron and Lieut. G. Hellens. second-in- command, 30th--Northern Ski WEEK IN COURT CHILDREN GRADUATE 34 AT UNITED CHURCH RALLY ON SUNDAY i One hundred and sixty children passed through a white gate at the front of the Haileybury Unit- ed Church on Sunday morning and received certificates of grad- their Sunday School class from the Superintendent Mrs. W. C. Arnold, and the As- sistant Superintendent, Campbell. uation in Gordon Church was beautifully decorated for the occasion with bouquets of ment of $70,756 in gross earnings . for August, plus a cut in August ,! zinnnias, gladioli and dahhas. + The children were led by their Sunday School teachers who are Mrs. G. Thoday, Barbara Lea Cooke. Mae Dobbs, Mrs. N. Me Aulay Jr., Mrs. J. Valentine, Mrs, ~ M,. Gregg, Fraser Reavell. Mrs. G, White. Mrs. R. Plaunt, Jas. Rodgers, Ian Bain, Miss M. Rice, Mrs. S. Bond Don Stewart. Miss Jean McGill, Mrs. J. W. Smith. Other members of the staff are Mrs. J. Timmins. who looks after the Cradle Roll, Mr. J. W. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer and Mrs, N. J. McAulay, Correspond- ing Secretary. SATURDAY Nigtscssiissssisssstessssstsssosseststitesesetenss HIGH GRADE FURS i IN ATTENDANCE 3 @8F-25 Years Experience in Remodelling and Designing Furs on Display at » [HE " SHOPPE For Special Appointment -- Call 101. Haileybury Rummage Sale! Under the Auspices of the United Church W.A. Friday, Oct. 15th at 7:30 p.m. ' IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM NEW LISKEARD DRIVER SLIGHTLY INJURED IN COLLISION WITH COWS Two cows were dead and the driver of a car ended in the ditch on Monday evening between six and seven o'clock three miles north of New Lskeard. "racy Swartmnan was driving south on the No. 11 highway when a cow crossed the road Tr m-west to east. He apparently fe-3. ted iss it and struck arothercne hefore ending in the itch on the east shoulder. The driver suffered three broken ribs Badminton Club Invites Members to Begin Season to Tie Badminton courts at the Hajleybury School Auditorium bid fair to be the most popular spot in town this winter. Re- organized last year, the Club was at a_ slight disadvantage with only one court avpilable. However, with the er-laying of the gymnasium floor, two court have been lined out. The president of the Club, O M. Hennessy has had an enthus- jastic response this fall from prospectve players; so much so that tonight, New Liskeard and Cobalt representatives will meet with the Club at the Auditorium and forma Tri-Town Badmintou Association. Memberships for the season are $5.00 per person; if the num+ ber of memberships warrant it, arate may be available for couples and families. The three periods a week for lay are Tuesday and Thursday nights: from 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p-m. and Sunday afternoon from 1:40 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Vice-president of the Club is John Renaud; other officers are Gilbert Rouse. treasurer, Cecil Belland, chairman" of entertain- ment and Babe Dupuis, chairman of Food Committee. ONR Picture Brighter With Cost Cutting For the first time in several months, the Ontario Northland Railway has shown an increase in gross earnings, the monthly report of the railway for Au- gust shows. The decline shown in the latter part of last year con- tinued through 1954 until last month. Despite the drop in gross, ho - ever, the railway has been show- ing an improvement in net as | result of lower expenses. Fos the first seven months 'of' year, gross revenue was expenses of $10,940, left net earnings for the first eight months nearly $200,000 better than yast year. down The front of the $708,062, but the expenses were plans for the annual bazaar which down by $826,258. The nore 'be held on Firemen Carry Out Full Program in Prevention Week Fire Prevention Week is con- sidered to be one of the most important and progressive steps forward towards teaching child- ren and adults alike to use their heads and prevent tragedy from striking. The efforts of firemen tivough the year and particularly thig week are deservir- ~£{ the fullest co-operation, the week began with a meet- ing of sixteen members at the fire hall who found tw rovies "Are You Safe. at Home". and "Fire On the Farm" two of the best releases yet available. They were shown to the Public School and Separate School children during the week. Regular school drills were also held and home inspection forms were handed to all children to take home and fill out. Too many parents "cannot be bothered" but we would suggest that edu- cating the young in the hazards leading to fire in the home can pay the biggest dividends In the years to come. They will not forget that "gasoline is dyna- mite" if they are made to under- stand now. Through the week an inspec- -- tion of al] public buildings has been taking place to insure that they are free of fire hazards and properly equipped wih suitable fire escapes. On Friday night, Firemen hope that they will be able to carry out an oil pit demonstration at the lakefront. Whether they can carry out this plan depends en- tirely on the available supply of oil, The Fire Hal is open for public inspection this week. Holiday Hours On Thanksgiving Day On the Thanksgiving holiday, the doors of the Post Office will open at nine and the wickets will be open for service from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.. Mail will be sorted as usual. 2 On, Sunday, your druggists will follow their usual schedule of one or the other remaining open from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p-m. On Thanksgiving Monday, both stores will be open from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. United Church W. A. Announce November Bazaar The W.A. of the United Church held their first fall meeting at the home of Mrs]. A. W. Sander- son, last Tuesday. Nineteen members were present to discuss Saturday, No- maiber 27th. "Mrs. J. B. Robinson presided at the meeting and heard reports of the Secretary, Mrs. A. W. Stollery and the Treasurer, Mrs. George Chipman. We are pleased to Offer to t We are prepared 1p give attention and effective this deliveries. N.R. Siding with a modern equipped with the newest FUEL AND STOVE OIL Continuous oil contract Phone 377-W ANNOUNCEMENT and District a dependable Fuel aid Stove Oil Service. We have sizable storaze facilities in the O. Hydratlic Hose Reels etc. - v A TRIAL ORDER FOR OUR PREMIUM HI-HEAT for your convenience. CONLIN & HOGAN .COAL and OIL Blackwall Street, he Cénsumers of Haileybury ms our personal your jiroble immediate date can make and up-to-date tank truck equipment, such as Meters,, WILL BE APPRECIATED forms will be available HAILEYBURY SUPPORT YOUR CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY CAMPAIGN - September 27th to October 9th riny it Sit I 'fa! *