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Leishman, Mrs. lT 153 | f HAILEYBURIAN HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1955. Subscription Rate: $2.00 per year Vol. No. 50; No. 51 Pioneer Resident Mrs. L. Kenaud Dies in Noranda Mrs. Louis Renaud, a pioneer resident of Hailybury died at the home of ner daughter, Mrs. J. McNamara, Noranda on Tues- doy morning. Born in Angers, Quebec, Mrs. Renaud would have been seventy- one yesterday. She was married to the late Louis Renaud in Buckingham, Quebec and they came to Haileybury in 1911. A carpenter by trade. Mr. Renaud worked in the Cobalt mines be- fore openng a grocery business business six months before the fire. The business which was carried on by Mrs. Renaud fol- lowing his death in 1929 was built up through the years and became one of the finest in town. Fol- lowing her illness in the fall, it was taken over by her son, John. Mrs. Renaud was a member of the C.W.L. She is survived by three daugh- ters, Mrs. F. Vachon (Yvette) of Val d'Or, Mrs. A. Seguin )Em- ma) of Kirkland Lake, Mrs. J. McNamara (Anne) of Noranda and two sons, John of Hailey- bury and Armand of Noranda; three sisters, Mr. F. Fournier, and Mrs. R, Therien of Ottawa, Mrs. Y. Lacombe of Wrightville and three brothers, I. Duval of Gracefield, A. Duval of Timmins and J. Duval of Ottawa. * There are also twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funeral service held on Frday at Holy Cross Church. On behalf of our community, we express deep regret to the family in their loss. THE WEEK'S WEATHER will be 9:00 a.m. in Week ending Feb. 23rd, 1955 Building Report Shows Decrease From Last Year A review of the progress in building in Haileybury last year shows that thirty-one permits were issued as at December 31, 1954. New building includes five dwellings, five private garages and the construction still under- way at the Misericordia Hospi- tal. A breakdown of total construc- tion and repairs shows: New Buildings erected (residential) 49,275,00 (commercal) 66,000.00 Repairs to builidngs (residential) ..... 7,875.00 (commercial) 700.00 Total construction and repairs $133,850.00 In comparison with last year. new building has slackened con- siderably for there were fourteen new homes and a service station constructed Total construction and repairs reached a figure of $174,675.00 in 1954, "Full House" for 11th Mixed Sniel' at Local Rink On Monday evening, Draw- masters Lorne Humhrey and Jeff Dixon closed off the entries for the 11th annual Mixed Bonspie] to be held this week-end here. With 37 outside rinks registered from Sudbury, Temagami, New Liskeard, North-Bay, Elk Lake and Englehart and 27 local rinks, a precedent is created with visit- ing rinks in the majorty. The rinks will be competing for the Temiskaming Construc- tion Limited Trohy put up for the First event last year. Three other_events are sponsored by the club itself with Canadian Copco contributing. Play will begin on Friday "Rockets" Lose Finai Game in Close Series 5-3 Haileybury's colorful Rockets bowed from the Kirklond District week at the Kirkland Commun- ity centre, as the powerful Le gionaires man-handled them 5-3 before 700 Juvenile fans. The defeat wrote finis to the puck-chasing of a game group of Earlton lads whom fate and love of hockey had thrown together into a smooth skating, pouthfu hockey machine well named the "Rockets." Ardent fans in all communities, Kirkland included, had named the boys from the Central Town as the team to beat. (but lack of finesse around both nets, and the reserve power up the Gold Belt way, spelled defeat. The game was one of the Roc- kets' poorer showings and the spirited Legion crew took advay tage of their every lapse. It would be impossible to pick any stars in the Rocket line up. They played with determination but their passing plays were out of gear and their fighting spirit al- most throttled. The Legion's big Ron Bracher started the first period off in high gear, worrying Gignac in- cessantly before blazing one into the net at 5:26. Less than two minutes later he slid a pass over to Zawaly for score number two. The Kirkland crew was playing heads-up hockey and the Central Towners were unable to keep the puck from their own end. Roger Fleming worked hard and combining with O'Grady and Connelly marched in on Rowe to bat ina loose puck, which the goal judge claimed he did not see. This might have been the Rockets' undoing. From that moment on it appeared they were running into "Referee" trouble and the "breaks were not with them. At 18:10, Lewis beat Gignac on a low drive that was labelled. The period ended 3-0 with the Rockets facing an uphill fight. In the second period the Roc- kets outscored the Legion squad 2to 1 and showed slight snatches of gathering momentum but the fine coaching of Kirkland's Bill Hamilton paid off with the Le- gionnaires keeping the Rockets Min. Max night here and in New Liskeard hursday eae... 7 23 and all play will be centred at the Rriday <2 2, 8 24 local rink at 3:00 p.m. Saturday. Gerardas: A 30 Meantime, plaid is the order "eh ie: EES of the day and a fervent hope Sunday ee ee = BO. ase eaylal ete Monday ont... ©. <2). 30. 40 as ae diuesdayessey. -& ey) Wednesday ........ 13 30 ry Our Condensed Ads a ee a ar 3 rv i } y 4 ANNUAL MFETING 3 4 4 . . 4 Haileybury RECREATION Committee; i 4 q HAILEYBURY HIGH SCHOOL 3 3 q TUESDAY, MARCH tst, 1955 a 4 At 7:30 p.m. in the GRADE X CLASS ROOM D > 4 All organizations must have a representative attend. ; Citizens interested in worthwhile Community 4 Recreational Programs are urged to be present 4 ~PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAADAAAALALDALALALAL A RO Eas LAD addsnae ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. A. Stephen Johnston, R.0, has acquired the Cobalt and Haileybury practise of MISS M. G. C. BONNY, R.O, Both Haileybury and Cobalt Offices will be attended Daily 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. HAILEYBURY 45 OFFICE HOURS Evenings by Appointment COBALT 4881 may you never /ears: Only those stricken by war, disas ter, or other tragedies know a first hand how vitally essentia Red Cross services are to our na- tion, Those of us who, mercifully, have not learned from grim ex- perience may well Give to rROss Gratetully.. Generously: 5509 $5,494,100 is needed this year Haileybury Skaters Mining Circles Lose Temiskaming T.B. Perform in "Pop Friend in Death of Association Ho.d Concert" The Sigh standard established by the Haleybury and New Lis- keard Figure Skating Clubs was maintained at their "'Pop" con- cert on Saturday night in the New Liskeard Arena, A "sold- out" house enjoyed the entire program, much of which was car- ried out without benefit of extra- vagant costumes. Contrary to some doubt, the simplicity of numbers, if anything pointed out the remarkable advance of the young skaters from the toddlers to the senior group. Those from Haileybury _ per- forming in special numbers were Barbara Camsell in a lovely Hungarian nmber, Carol Jen- Kins and Pat Arnold in a rhy- thmic black and waite pair number, Linda Grozelle ond Joan Murphy in a skating demonstra- tion, Leith Hellens, Wayne Rus- sell and Gordon Stollery in Winkin' Blinkin' and Nod. disorganized. Bill McKnight cut the score to 3-1 as the Paiement boys combined fast to feed Billa passout right on Rowe's doorstep and he slapped it home. Play opened up slightly and flaileybury hopes soared. Num- erous fans shouted encourage- ment and the referees began to 'ake a verbal beating. Right in the middle of all this Zawaly douced cold water on the bid, completely outsmarting Gignac. jerry Paiement passed to cousin Laurent and batted home the re- bound on the latter's shot. The period ended with Hailey- vury trailing 4-2, The third, penalty studded per- iod will long be remembered by Kocket foliowers. It wasa do or die attair and nerves were at (pe breaking point. Thorpe put the Legion away out in front and all breaks appeared to be funning the wrong way. An- other goal had been disallowed by Referee Taminnen and the dead game Rockets were at the boiling point. Tempers began to flare though players kept the hockey clean, and the referees slowly lost control of the game. At 13:33 big Dave Wilson was banished for a so-called spearing etfort. Bedlam broke loose and when O'Grady was banished for slapping the referee with tae flat of his stick, numerous Hail- €ybury supporters took to the ice or five minutes the crowd wit- nessed a verbal debate between referee .and players, which end- €d up with two game miscon- ducts, fan intervention and the appearance of Provincial Police. When the smoke had cleared each side took to the issue at hand short two players. The "Rockets pressed hard and suc- " eded in closing off the scoring at 19:36 with Connelly beltng home McKnight's pass. In true sporting fashion, the Rockets swarmed to the ice to Congratulate a great Legion hockey machine, showering extra praise on a sensational little net- minder named Rowe, Rockets are more The than TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 11.59 p.m. Standard Time Single Return $7.15. $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY "PHONE 101-2-3 Sydney Beanland Sydney Beanland, one of Haieybury's best known miming ming figures died at his home on Am- well Street on Friday morning. He had been in failing health for some time. Born in Bewsbury, Yorkshire, Mr. Beanland come to Canada in 1903 and began a career which gives his name a perma- nent place in Canadian mining. For some years he worked at Nova Scotia's first gold mine, the Boston--Richardson followed by work in Alaska with Alaska- Juneau. On his return to Nor- thern Ontario, he was associated with Porcupine Crown at South Porcupine. At one time he had frank Hurst owned a property adjoining. kKerr-Addison Mines which now forms part of the Kerr property. Here at home, in later years, he figure prominently in many mining deals and sales of claims in the Temagami-Goward area. Ten years ago he opened the Beanland Mine in Goward. He was a member of the CIMM. During his life in Canada, he made oer twenty trips ato the native England, the last of them in 1947. In his Alaska days he went on a round-the-world tour. The funeral service was held on Sunday afternoon in the United Church with Rev. A. T. Denholm officiating, The pall- bearers were O. Hughes, A, W. Sanderson, Nat Oslund, Bogart Leslie, J. C. Hall, all of Hailey- Lury and Murray McLellan of Sullivan Mines, Quebec. Mr. Beanland had no relatives in Canada. Card of Thanks Mr and Mrs. M. J. Foster and family wish to express their deep appreciation to ali their kind neighbors and friends who ex- pressed their deep sympathy in our sudden bereavement deserving of all the praise show- ered upon them during the sea- son. A splendid band of players with a never-say-die spirit, we all congratulate the Rockets for their fine performance. Ev glehart Meeting The meeting of the Temiska- Tuberculosis Association was held in Englehart on Feb, loth at the Eldon Hotel. Mem- bers present were W. E. Ander- son, New Liskeard; Dr. Harris, K\irkland Lake, Mrs. Paterson, i-englehart; G. B. Murdock, Lar- der Lake; Mrs. Hall, Kirkland Lake; J. S. Taylor, Virginia- town; k. Denton, Kirkand Lake; 'irs. Battsbn, secretary. Mr. J. Clarke attended repre- senting the Englehart Rotary Club. A letter was read from Donald Gardner, a former member of the Association, who had to re- turn tothe sanatorium for treat- ment, thanking-us for papers and the Christmas gift. A letter was read from Beck Memorial Sanatorium requesting help in paying for a radio course forone of the patients from our district. This amount was pass- ed by the Association. The Christmas Seal report showed we had passed last year's campaign by $600 namely: Kirkland Lake $3.548.27 atgersbake s,s. . 284.50 Vrginiatown ...... 436.50 Matachewant ...... 499.00 New Liskeard .... 2,395.33 atleybtinys es ° 778.20 Cobaltsine ee 612.00 Boglehatiee ee. 694.85 LOSS Votalase4 22 $9,248.65 Dr. Harris, MOH Temiskaming Health Unit disctssed a forth- coming plan to have an X-ray survey on people in the -- rural areas around New Liskeard some time later this sring. Next meeting to be held in May, date to be announced. Home and School Learn Learn About "Baby Stting" Through the courtesy of the Film Council, the Home and School. Association enjoyed one of the most interesting meetings last week. A film on "Baby Sit- tine' was shown with the discus- sion led by Miss Muriel Rice. Miss Edna Maher played sev- eral selections at the piano, REBEKAH BAKE SALE At Former SHARP BAKERY, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, February 26th ----d -------- -- Wve ZK \ Specialized Lubrication oe Your Car wont tet you O WN D Batteries and All Seasons Oil. Protect your car's regular thorough Haileybury gee OPEN 7 am 2 Battery Charges LET US 58 Change to X100 Premium 10W30 All Climates, ° Keep Your Battery at full charge Replace your worn out Oil Filter °® Check your Anti-Freeze © Fill up with T.C.P. FOR A TOW OR A PUSH GIVE US ACALL--Phone 124 CARMICHAEL'S Shell Service Station .-- 11 p.m. DAILY paint finish with our car wash. Gas Phone 124. Bingo! 20 Games for 50c : Spout by Haileybury, Legion Ladies' Auxiliary at LEGION HALL 4 Special Games Grand Prize: $100.00 on 16 Numbers - MAR. 1st Starts at 8.30 p.m: