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Sees eS yasmin meas NSE = a co b 4 THURS., DECEMBER 2, 1954 THE HAILEYBURIAN ~ C. of C. Sparks Drive to Light Town at Christmas At Christmas time last year, it was suggested to the Cham- ber of Commerce that the folks at home should follow the ex- ample of those in the sunny southern States and dress the town up -- really dress it up at Christmas time. Particularly attractive is the rigging up of lights underneath shrubbery so that the whole front of the 'ouse is suffused witha cheery greeting. This was tried by residents last =-ar and created a lovely effect. So get your thinking cap on and make Haileybury the brightest stop of all for Santa Claus because the Chamber of Commerce is offering three prizes -- First, $15.00, second $10.00 and _ third $5.00 for the best effort by citi- zens, Business stores are not eligible. : "OBITUARY LISCUMB Many friends attended the funeral service last week in Lat- chford for Mrs. George Liscumb who lost her life in a tragic car accident at Temagami. After the family service at the homie, ser- - vices were held in the Latchford United Church. The service was conducted by Rey. G. Brown of Cobalt and Rey. Munro of St. Catharines (R ev. Munro and Mr. Liscumb were overseas together during the last war.) Six brothers acted as pallbear- ers, Lorne, Wilbert, Tom, Nor- man, Elmer of Latchford and Art of St. Catharines. The remains were brought to Haileybury for burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. The sympathy of this commu- nity goes out to Mr. Liscumb and his daughter, Janice of St. Cath- arines and to Mrs. Liscumb's family, ' AL That our faith in humanity has been restored...througn the thunderclouds straight into the brilliant sunshine with Jimmy Hill of Kingston, former princi- pal of the School of Mines, who writes "The Haileyburian com- plains in this morning's edition, that it is not getting enough co-operation from its readers in the way of supplying news items Well, I just happen to have one for you .... Miss Mariylin Hill a former pupil of the Haileybury Public School (1939) has com- pleted her training in the Kings- ton General Hospital and has passed the Registered Nurses' examinations, She has also join- of the staff of the hospital and is employed in pediatrics section" ....thank you Mr. Hill and con- gratulations to Marilyn.... we particularly like to keep track of our school students at home and abroad. KEE That Mrs. Mary Patterson wife of President Gordon Pat- tersno, whose name is synony- mous with the Stratford Festival was in town last week-end to book the Canadian Players in appearances throughout Northern Ontario....this, of course, wil! be Canadian Players' first appear- ance in this country and Mrs, Patterson is delighted with the warm hospitality she has receiv- ed and with the enthusiastic re- sponse to the idea ... plans are just in the embryo stage and you will be hearing more from us _.. meantime the New York Times has this to say ... "The Canadian Players are a recently formed company of seven men and one woman whose verve and versatility, not to mention act- ing ability, are leaving viewers breathless and excited." peered That the Strand Theatre is running a free cartoon show on Saturday morning. December 4 ...show starts at 10:00 a.m. so spread the good word to all the kids in the neighborhood... .it's open house at your favorite the- atre. Dead That as far as we are on- cerned the highlight of last week was the vaeldictory delivered by Ruth Clarke at the High School commencement... with perfect assurance she delivereda wonderful speech written by herself...there wasn't a mom- ent's hesitation and is it any wonder her school mates elected her for the honor? eeenee That it's the best news we've heard in years and it's Cinema- scope moving into t he Strand Theatre in the very near future ...and it's just a rumor but a good one that "The Robe" will be one of the first pictures to come here early in the New Year. CHRISTMAS SEAL OBJECTIVE $495.00 IN HAILEYBURY Christmas i§ just three short weeks away. Time flies and there are so many little things to be done, One of these which none will want to overlook is the Christmas Seal appeal. The highest donation ever given by Haileybury is $495.00 and this is our objective for 1954 As compared with other district towns and in view of the short he will rem you every day as he uses ig! ember Prices to meet every budget SMALLMAN'S DRUG STORE time which the campaign has now run, we have made a splen- did showing--$$298.00. Remin- der cards will go out this week and we urge you to get your donation in early for without good health ,there can be no hap- piness anywhere. Daring Thieves Rob Abraham's Store Thieves who took their time picking and choosing, made off with an estimated $2,000.00 worth of merchandise and a samll amount of cash from A. Abraham's store last night. Thursday They gained entrance to the store through a basement win- dow facing on the north lane beside the building and made their way upstairs. According to A. Abraham, "they must have taken a good hour picking over the goods and even took mer- chandise out of the front dis- play windows." Constable D. Scanlan, Muni- cipal OPP investigated the theft. Only evidence discovered thus far were some empty boxes on Latchford Street. extra-large size, Kids from 6 months every child DEPT. "PINTO PON YOUR NAME "BRANDED" ON THIS INDESTRUCTIBLE PONY NEIGHS AS YOU RIDE! Sensationally new! At Iast you can have your own N @ R pony "branded" with your first name right across his BN) we front. Amazing new Vinyl Plastic Pony inflates to ey Y to 10 years get Dp the pony rides of their lives when they ride this a Buckin' Bronco across the range! You can sit on him * kick him, bounce him, whip him--but you won't hurt{ NAME him. He'll ask for more. He "neighs" with each bounce almost human! He's big, tough and strong--200-lb. man can ride him, stamp on him and we guarantee it will not break. Electronically sealed seams. Special low introductory price--only $3.00 for two. Buy them for on your list at this amazing low offer. Send $2.00 if aly wish one pony. Supply limited, so order as many as you need NOW. Be sure to PRINT names of children you want on pony. each! Satisfaction guaranteed! CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUARANTEED. STRATTON MFG. CO., 47 COLBORNE ST., TORONTO, ONT. 33 XMAS SPECIAL 2 for $3-00 0 One name on Your Christmas gifts show your thoughtfulness when you use | cae Gift ° . Wraps 4a Sot Kk e 90608 Beautiful Coutts Hallmark paper with seals, tags and ribbons to match... that's the easy way to make sure your presents show the thought and care you've spent on them. Better shop early, though, to take advantage of our complete selection. 1 Cn CECE 0% Foe e902 og 0 7 at WHITBY'S BS HORE Rad Xmas Card Shop | Kee Located Next to Hughes Grocery What's new with Chevrolet? Everything! And look what you see from the driver's seat Great new V8 -- two new 6's Chevrolet's new Sweep-Sight Windshield gives you a wider view of the road ahead. And you can see all four fenders from the driver's seat! New "Turbo-Fire V8" delivers 162 h.p. with an ultra-high compression ratio of 8 to 1. There are two new 6's, too--the new "Blue-Flame 136" with Powerglide (optional at extra cost) and the new "Blue-Flame 123". Easier steering, _ stopping, clutching A ventilating system that really works Chevrolet's new High-Air Venti- lating System takes in air at hood-high level, away from road heat, fumes and dust. Wonderful new Glide-Ride The new Chevrolet steers with ball- bearing ease, thanks to new Ball- Race Steering. New Swing-Type Brake and Clutch® Pedals operate Front Suspension New spherical joints flex freely to cushion all road shocks. New Anti-Dive Braking Control Longer looking -- and lots lower, the new Chevrolet has the spirit- Rust Killer Now Here For Home Oil Storage Tanks Your heating oil storage tank faces a big danger-- RUST which forms inside the tank as a result of accu- mulation of moisture. Rust spells trouble. It causes costly leaks. That's why we are now prepared to put Shell SONI- TOR in every customer's storage tank. Sonitor is a new chemical product that protects against rust and corrosion. Sonitor stops old rustfromspreading, prevents new rust from forming. This is a service we offer our Shell Furnace Oil customers. We'll be glad to include you--just give us a ring. HEATING OILS ' P. M. FLEMING LIMITED HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO ed look of a sports car. There's plenty of glamor inside, too. -- Motorami ... and Chevrolet's got that long, low "'let's go" look with a light pressure of your toe. assures level, "heads up" stops. Tubeless tires as standard equipment Proved tubeless tires give you a greater protec- tion against blowout. . . when punctured. . . and are much more resi tant to other causes of tire failure. THE BEL AIR 4-DOOR SEDAN A General Motors Value Chevrolet and General Motors have started some- thing -- by taking a whole new look at the low-cost car. Here are young ideas that are all rolled up in the most glamorous package that ever wore anything like a Chevrolet price tag! This is the car that began with a great idea--the idea that a low- priced car should be built that would have the style, the perform- ance, the comfort and convenience features, and the fine quality "feel" of high-priced cars. Lots of car buyers have dreamed about such a car. But until Chevrolet and General Motors sat down and tackled the job it couldn't be done. It took a long time but they designed and built a car to fit the deflate more slowly New Outrigger Rear Springs Rear springs are longer -- and they're attached at the outside of the frame -- spaced wider apart, outrigger-fashion, to give you greater stability in cornering. Three drives, including Overdrive Take your choice. Powerglide teamed with the new V8 or the new "Blue-Flame 136". New Overdrive teamed with the new V8 or the new "Blue-Flame 123". (Power- glide and Overdrive are extra-cost options.) Or a new standard trans- 8- mission offered with either the new V8 or the "Blue-Flame 123". dream ... the motoramic Chevrolet for 1955. When you think about it, it makes sense that only the world's largest motor car producer could have done it. Chevrolet and General Motors have what it takes -- plus a desire to make your dreams come true. Come in and meet the motoramic Chevrolet -- more than a new car-- a NEW CONCEPT of LOW-COST MOTORING. - Chevrolet More than a new car... 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