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Page Two EE THE HAILEYBU RIAN THURSDAY, OCT., 7th, 1954 Issued Every Thursday THE HAILEYBURTAN Twins to Open Community Concert Series from The Haileyburian Office Broadway St., Haileybury, Ont D. E. SUTHERLAND, Publisher. RUTH G. GORDON, Editor In Canada--$2.00 per year, in advance In United States--$3.00 per year in advance Member Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assn. Authorized as Second-Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa GOOD PREVAILS This week, the annual appeal for funds for the Temiskaming Branch of the Children's Aid So- ciety is under way with an _ob- jective of $1,500.00 from Hailey- bury. Although the Government and the municipalities assume the financial burden of lookng aiter wards of the Society, there 1s the far greater task at hand of preventing children from becom- ing wards, Every effort must be put forth to assist the less fortunate to keep the home to- gether and if all else fails, » find good homes for children, the full responsibilty for this work falls on your shoulders. During the summer months alone, 37 families involving 70 children went to the Society for assist- ance while service to 18 families, comprising 42 children was dis- continued. Fourteen children were admitted as wards and 12 weer placed on adoption-proba- tion, It is readily apparent then that we have an obligation to discharge to the Society--no one can blindly close their eyes to the distress of others. Your canvasser will appreciate your contribution -- large or small. The campaign is directed by J. E. McDonough and the fol- lowing citizens have offered their services to him: Mrs. R. Moris- sette, Mrs. G. Cassidy, Mrs. A. Pringle, Mrs. S. Bourget, 'Mrs. O. Childs, Mrs, O, E, Walli, Mrs. A. C. Dempster, Miss M. Melisek, Mrs. S. Forneri, Mrs. L. Dupuis Mrs. R. Fortin, L. Wiseman, D. Hogan, C. Tyson, J. MacDonald, A. Mosher, D. Dean, J. Mason, J. Piche, D, Gardiner, T, Smith, je Valentine, J. Blair and Mrs. Ar- thur Stollery. THANKSGIVING We could see the sprawling countryside. It was a checker- board of green and brown in the soft October haze. The splendour of gold and red and brown trees pointed up the dark evergreens. And over all was cast a glow seas. Seas tage aaeaean, thissis| apday, that athenmordeneas | CHURCHES { Pees ccccc occ ees THE CHURCH NEEDS YOU YOU NEED THE CHURCH Albert Gospel Hall On Monday evening, October duo-pianists who also happen to be identical twins will open the ninth season ¢ certs Association at the New Liskeard Of the many facets of their 18th, two distinguished of Temiskaming Community Con- Memorial Hall. art, that 'the critics usually single out for special praise is the quality of their tonal output. Knox Spain, the eminen after a recent appearance of the "Enchanting tonal coloring wrote Helen t critic of the Atlanta Journal Mauneys there. The critic of the MemphisCommercta] Appeal acclaimed them "For animpressive blending : thus clearly stating his recognition of the fact of tone" that the beautiful tone grands, not from one of t The Mauneys make t enough for convenience to avoid complete confusion. nest's house, they have proof studio. The studi practice separately at tt push the two pianos tog At the beginning of big question that autom mind by announcing "I will have to keep your you. of warmth and brightness flowed equally from both Steinway hem alone. heir homes on Long Island, close in practicing, far enough apart In the basement of Er- ingeniously constructed a sound- o is so divided that they can ne Same time or they can quickly ether when they want ensemble. the program, they will settle the atically arises in the spectaor's 'm Ernest" "I'm Miles. But you eyesopen and you wits about For when they return to the stage after intermis- sion or even after retiring at the end of a group of num- bers they are apt to exc 3orn in King's Mou studying piano at an e in High School they w« hange pianos. ntain North Carolina they began arly age with their mother. While yrked for several summer sea - sions at the Juillard School of Music in New York under Arthur Newstead. In Oberlin Conservatory of Music. opened auspiciously wit eraduated from the Their current season h an appearance as soloists with 1927. they the Cleveland Summer Orchestra and is heavily booked. that only sunsets seem to know. for a garden which certainly en- had been around and well he 3ehind us, farm lands had t on a lonely dreariness but towering haystacks of Thanksgiving. It is a ious farewell and a beginning to the rich harvest of life. By very simplicity of beauty, re-strengthens man's appreciation of al] that is --his home, his friends, his It s a day to give thanks made, TWO LOTS OR ONE? seemed say that all was bright within. Nature gives us the meaning inherent == "the the aken hances the property and the most beautiful town in to north." It would also more entries in the tax roll. glor- ADVICE TO HUNTERS her lwo sections of the Game and she fisheries Act are worthy of re- good life. | for | | | C. J. HOVEY Repairs on mean, lonely vigil all that awful night. minders this week, fave in his possession one-half hour before sunrise any physical jerks. one-half hour after device capable of casting rays of light upon an ob- ject and any rifle or other fire- arm capable of killing deer or moose, unless the rifle or other sunset any throwing or was the odd plank missing here "No person, during the closed and there, and one had to be season for deer or moose shall quick on the hop, step and jump, THE WEEK'S WEATHER Week ending Oct. 6th. 1954 ; : Min. Max. between but it obviated further need for Te (hersdy, <li rrr 3957 It was a good little sidewalk Friday ....-..----- Ae 23 and we watched its passing -- on Saturday .,.-....- eS a the Town truck--with regret. Sunday ..------.+: Hes ey : : Monday) s--mecrere 50 68 Yours nostalgically, Tuesdays 1.1 eee BF 257. Margaret Pickard. Wednesday Hi'. Sc 4 Ae firearm is unloaded and encased, cr is cismantled. "in any locality which game usually inhabits or in which game is usually found, no person sual] have any air-gun, gun, rifle or lirearm in his possession in a place from which game may be shot, unless it is unloaded and encased or it is dismantled, be- tween one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunris of any day except as may be provided by the regulatins:: R.S. O., c. 163, s.46, cl. (a). The LETTER BOX Dear Madam :-- In their complacent survey at last week's meeting of Council, qb Temiskaming Construction Limited ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation BRANCH OFFICE HEAD OFFICE TORONTO OFFICE 210 Cedar St. Sudbury, Ont. Electrical and Mechanical Installations a Haileybury, Ont. 2110--44 King St. W. Phone 517 Phone EM 6-9357 of the many pleasant) features -- that go to make Haileybury a good town, our Town Fathers mention our sidewalks, It may be safe to wager that in no town of comparable size in Ontario, will there be found sidewalks like ours. Consider, for instance, the sidewalk that, until very recently pursued its casual way up the gentle slope of Temiskaming Street. Built originally in 191C by Mr. C. A. Foster--at his own expense--, repaired from time to time, but never entirely replaced, it served us well. It survived the fire--through the ingenuity and fortitude of the late Mr. Christopher Mann, whose hop-vine clad cottage nes- tled half-way up the hill, Halted by his challenge, in the cold, gray dawn of October 15th, 1922, the local "Safety Patrol" found him with shot-gun and _ water-pail, his keen grey eyes alert for marauders of incipient blaze. (He did not say "incipient"-) He knew what evil might be afoot! Like Casabianca, he had kept 'Twas\ a land-markt Twas the envy of our Liskeard friends who were wont to refer to it as the "fish ladder." 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OFFER No.1 2 MAGAZINES FROM GROUP B SUNDAY Sunday School, 2:30 p.m. Breaking of Bread--11 a.m. Gospel Meeting--7 p.m. THURSDAY Ladies' Prayer Meeting, p.m. Public Bible Reading and Prayer Meeting--8 p.m We are inclined to agree with || All Makes Mayor Day's thought at last |! of RADIOS weeks Council meeting "that it is | no crime for a man to have two 21 Lake Shore Road lots." | Phone 509 New Liskeard The general policy through 1 the years to not sell additional lots e a buyer unless it was for a garage or building was adopted ® for what was then a good rea- , son.. It was an attempt to en FLY 2:3C courage building in the serviced areas and ensure that good build- ing lots already serviced did not go to waste. There are now some eighty lots TORONTO 1:50 Hours OFFER No. 2 © 3 MAGAZINES FROM GROUP B $3.75 OFFER No. 3 1 MAGAZINE FROM GROUP A 2 MAGAZINES FROM GROUP B $4.75 $3.25 OFFER No. 4 4 MAGAZINES FROM GROUP B $4.25 The Baptist Church - Pastor--Rev. H. S. Staples Sunday School--10:00 a.m. Church--11 :00 a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at tional attractive properties will = 7:30 p, m. Young People's Friday--8.00 p.m. A_hearty welcome awaits all visitors Pentecostal Assembly RORKE AVENUE Sunday School-- 10.00 a.m. Morning Worship--11.00 a.m. Evangelistic Service--8.00 p.m. Prayer Meeting' Tuesday at Young People's Meeting--Fri.. 8 p.m St. Paul's Church Holy Communion--8.00 a.m. let Sunday, Holy Communion--11 a.m. Other Sundays, Matins--11 a.m. Church School meets at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer--7.30 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S, NORTH COBALT Morning Serviee--9.15 a.m. ae) The United Church REV. A. T. DENHOLM, M.A., BD. 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