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Page Two THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, .JULY 2lst, 195: THE HAILEYBURIAN Founded by C. C. Farr in 1904 EDITORIALS The Toronto Star is, of course, very mad at the Toronto Telegram for stealing Marilyn Bell, And the Tely is very anxious to keep Marilyn's Channel swim a strictly Tely story. Reading the two papers leaves the reader more than a little confused. The Star seems to suggest that Mari- lyn is the prisoner of a sinister group of Tely promoters, who are quite pre- pared to force her into the water at gun point despite her ill health. fhe Tely indicates that Miss Bell's throat ailment isn't too serious, and that just as soon as she is fit she will plunge into the waves for the honour of Toronto, Canada, and the Toronto Tely. it would aot be surprising if Miss Bell got thoroughly fed up and decided to take up golf and leave the Channel to Florence Chadwick. All Canada wishes Miss Bell the best of luck. But it might be a good idea if the circulation managers of the Toronto papers were forced to do a little Channel swimming too. A dash of cold water might make them realise that Marilyn belongs to Canada, and should not be regarded as a promotion stunt, complete with ghost writers, rumor factories, malicious gossip and all the rest of the hoopla at present surrounding her. In fact, a really sporting proposi- tion would be for Harry (Toronto Star) Hindmarsh, and John (Tele- gram) Bassett, to do the swimming and let Marilyn write the story. That would be a yarn worth reading. A recent news story from Kirkland Lake reported that efforts are being made there to persuade some pulp company to construct a small pulp mill in Teck. Another report from New Liskeard states that the equipment has been sold in the old splint factory, but no one has yet bought the empty building. While we admire the efforts being made by Teck to attract new industry to the north, we cannot help thinking that the now empty splint factory vould be a good site for a pulp mill. With a railroad spur already con- structed into the plant, and situated as it is on Lake Temiskaming, surely the splint factory would be an ideal location. It is unfortunate that none of the three local chambers of commerce are particularly active these days. But someone should do something towards getting the splint factory back into production. The plant provided valuable employ- ment for many local men and women, and its closing has been a severe blow to the district. It seems remarkable that a building of its size and poten- tiality should stand empty for so long. The attraction of industry to the North is a subject on which chambers of commerce, local councils and poli- ticians are always prepared to make long speeches, but when the record is examined, nothing very much seems to be accomplished as far as the Tri- Towns are concerned. Kirkland Lake and North Bay have aggressive chambers and councils that are constantly, and very successfully, plugging for more industries for their areas. But the Tri-Towns generally get nothing. A concerted effort by the three chambers of commerce to sell the splint factory to some industrial organization would be a step in the right direction. After all, if the Tri- Towns can't attract industry to locate in a ready-made building, complete with rail and water facilities, what hope have we of attracting industry at all? THE LETTER BOX The Editor, The Haileyburian, Haileybury, Ont., Dear Sir: I bitterly resent the suggest- tion ~that Haileybury should provide fire protection for Bucke township. Our fire insurance rates are the lowest in the North because the taxpayers in Hai- leybury have been paying out good money for good equipment Even if we have two fire en- in the event of a major fire, half the fire department will be out of town. North Cobalt should be orga- nized into a municipality. At Present the North Cobalt vote controls the affairs of the town- ship as a whole, and the farmers and rurual residents in Bucke don't get any representation at all. I suggest that it is about time that North Cobalt stands on its own feet. It should be organized Temiskaming Construction Limited Phone OS 3-5702 Sudbury, Ont. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation Electrical and Mechanical Installations O BRANCH OFFICE HEAD OFFICE TORONTO OFFICE Haileybury, Ont, 2110. Phone 517 44 King St. W. 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Phone 17 Haileybury 72 76 ACROBS 1 Gushes 7 As it stande (mus.) 10 Cut in certain manner {13 Ancient vehicle 14 The alder tree 15 French for ; Hi RES 348 SUNASss Bees rg e summer Pia: words 16 Atmosphere rod of time 17 Speech To tell 19 Pedal digit Cornish pee 20 Those in power fix: town 21 Exact moment Blackbird in day First women Sees cae irl's - s name Through a can Observe a y; ing legal Filet w: action against 'bale 29 Extent of (pl.) igae Down 31 2 ay 33 South Seas 2 Small fish = ee 2 Aromatic ver of Europe 3 City of Cfitkaes 88 Unruly out 4 Unruly break outbreak 40 Fortunate 5 Kind lens (India) $ Part e} flower 41 Symbol tor Capuchin , sodium monkey 43 Rip 8 Go at certain 45 Entice it 47 By ot a Finish f ( 50 Pastry (pl.) 10 Improves 52 One of 11 American Columbus' India ships Stin, 64 Bugs--., insec! in ferno 49 Give up hope 16 Singing votee S51 Rising step 23 To ea 53 Made suitable Endure 55 Narrow inlet Labor 57 Belts 30 Percolate 59 Hardens 32 Name of per 60 Extract of . D sheep's kidnegr eee 62 Trees 34 Anglo-Saxon The devil coin 66 Harvest 35 River island 67 Sea e: 37 Shore bir 68 To rant 39 Group of three 70 Roman 41 Bird's bea! emperor 42 Collection of 74 Female ru@ facts 79 Therefore as a municipality, and should pay for supporting its own police force and fire department. At present the police are always getting calls to North Cobalt that have to be paid for by the general taxpayer. Yours sincerely: INDIGNANT. The Editor, The Haileyburian. Haileybury; Ont. Sir: I resent the changes in your paper's appearance. Pictures and smart headlines should*ha¥e part in our Haileybury paper. think it is disgusting. and doubt very much if I shall continue reading it. I always considered the Hai- leyburian to be typical of our grand old town, and don't see why some stranger from Cobalt should take it over and ruin it, Yours faithfully DISGUSTED, Akron, Ohio The Editor, The Haileyburian, Haileybury. Ont., Dear Sir: May I congratulate you on im- 'provements to your paper. I hay® been reading the Haileyburiay for many years, and have had it sent to me in all parts of Canada. I extend my best wishes to the new Haileyburian, and hope that you will grow stronger through the years. H. J. Majorsky, Letter to the Editor-- Haileybury, July 18, 1955 The Editor, The Haileyburian, Haileybury, Ontario Dear Sir: As a property owner in Hail- eybury and Bucke, and as a for- mer member of the Bucke coun- cil, may I take up space in your paper to appeal to Haileyburians to cooperate with Bucke in get- ting fire protection for 'the township. Apart from purely financial considerations, humanitarian reasons would dictate some ch- ange in the present system We cannot wait until half of Bucke We can give quick service in supplying custom made rubber stamps...at budget prices. Drop in and tell us what you want - we'll have it ready for you with. in a couple of days. " THE HAILEYBURIAN HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO SOEee ACCURACY ' Sc SS is burned down, or until two or three children are burned to death. The attitude of the present Bucke council is hard to under stand, It is obvious that a fire truck based at North Cobalt would not be much more use than our present abrangement with Cobalt. And the cost of maintaining and training a fire department would be very heavy The Bucke council, it seems: is far from eagar to deal with Hail- -eybury, although the majority of ratepayers in Bucke have made it clear that this is what they want. It is perhaps not surprising that Bucke council is failing to take any decisive action, They : haven't even managed to get the tax bills out yet, although we are nearly in August. Perhaps this is because they hate to admit that the tax rate will have to go dp another ten or more mills as a results of their policies. I believe that every citizen in Bucke should make it clear to the Bucke council that they want proper fire protection, and that an arrangement with Hail- eybury is the most sensible and logical thing, and wiil bz +o the benefit of both communities. And | sincerely hope that citiz- ens of Haileybury will support the proposal. Yours faithfully, Leo Deraiche. ALGONQUINS ENJOY (Continued from Page 1) geants' Messes, with a Beach Party for the other member which was attended by all ranks, on the shore of the Ottawa Ri- ver. All troops were accommodated this year in tents and a new fea- ture for the Algonquins was a bed, mattress and white sheets for every man, which was a popular one. The dust of Petaw- awa sands made the shoe shine chore an impossibility, but no one complained about that angle. Personnel from North Bay, Haileybury, Kirkland Lake and Virginiatown returned home by bus, the others travelling by car to Timmins and Kapuskasing. Algonquins attending camp from the Tri-Towns were: Capt R. J. Poppleton, Lieut F. H. W. Brooks: 2/Lieut R. Rice, SOMS I. T. Lytle, Sgt L. Simard, Tpr C, A. Wells, Tpr R. Osterberg, Tpr N. Switzer, Sgt G. R. Parent, Tpr H. Hawkens, Tpr G. B. Burton, SSM R. P. Trott, Provin"ial police cracked down Saturday night on motorists il- legally parked on the south side of Broadway street. Seven cars were arate f with parking tick- ets. Police ay that they intend to go on i cars illegally parked until motorists learn to respect the bylaws. They add that many cars have been dam- aged by motorists backing from the legal parking on the north side of Broadway, into cars il- legally parked on the south side. DAVE SHARP Phone 978 New Liskeard PLUMBING and HEATING and ELECTRICAL For Utmost Satisfaction and Prompt Payment By Money Order Daily -- Ship Your Blueberries To the Old-Established Firm S. Marlow & Co. 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