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Page Two -- THE HAILEYBU RIAN THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 1956 THE HAILEYBURIAN Founded by C. C. Farr in 1904 Issued Every Thursday \ from The Haileyburian Office Broadway St. Haileybury, Ont JOHN HUNT Publisher. Vewspapers Assn. Member Canadian Weekly } Authorized as Second-Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa In Canada----$2.59 per year, in In United States--$3.50 per year in advance advance EDITORIAL --_---- The Haileyburian can claim one advantage over every other paper in the province, we have the prettiest view trom our windows that could be desired. The Rotary park, the long sweep of Lake Temiskaming, could anything be nicer' In the summer we can sit by the hour and watch the kids in the park, or the growd on the beach. and in the winter the crisp snow sparkles in the sun and the Lake has its own pecul- lar attractions. But right now it looks some- thing awful, and we don't blame anyone for going to Florida. The Rotary park is dead and lifeless. There are still odd pat- ches of snow under the trees, The ice is still on the Lake, and wonder if it is leave.[t's been a winter, and sometimes we ever going to long and rough summer 15 overdue. Not least of all, the sight is sO completely lacking in inspirat- ion that the editor can't find anything better to expound up- on than the view and the weat- her. Things must be dull indeed THE SALVATION ARMY In 90 years the amazing Sal- vation Army founded by General William Booth in England has spread its mission, movement MURRAY McKINNON Your MUTUAL LIFE Representative 72 Nickel -- Cobalt Dial 4519 DAVE'S RADIO & TELEVISION Ferguson Ave. the Post Office Phone 340 below FOX ; ; > t CARTAGE & STORAGE LTD. Expert packing and moving We specialize in the Pallet vault storage system. Agent Allied Van Lines Ltd For Free Estimates Phone collect North Bay 2049 and welfare to 91 coutnries. The power of spiritual and material help without question has sur- mounted all barriers. The Salvation Army has mar- ched beyond the doors of stately churches. It has carried the gos- pel of the Samaritan to the scenes of squalor and poverty and suffering, to the horrors ot battle fields, to the terrors of disaster. When those stricken look up, the hand of The Army is there to help them. ] Organization of the Salvation Army appears to have less red tape than any other in the world. In emergency, The Army succor appears by magic. There are no fanfares, no headlines, no forms in triplicate, no legislation de- bates, no chest thumping, no dunning for funds and fees, and no question of color, condition or creed. There is hope for the spirit, food for the hungry, to those who need either. And with all go the friendly smiles and str- ong helping hands of the men and women workers, throughout Canada the Red Shield Appeal of The Salvation Army will, it is certain, be war- mly supported. COURT NEWS Two men whose troubles, ac- cording to Magistrate E. W. Ixenrick are "all in bottles,' were given jail terms in police court here Friday. kk. Allard, embroke, who pleaded guilty to three theit counts and was remanded last week tor sentence will spend the next three years in the Kings- ton penitentiary tor stealing poo worth of goods in New Liskeard. Allard stole fishing tackle, bowling shoes, a knap- sack and gloves property oi two wiskeard residents. jndgar Gagnon, Quebec City, who stole a jacket from OPP Constable jack Kincaid oi the iNew Liskeard municipal detach- lient, was sentenced to jail six months delinite and six mon- ihs indefinite, Value of the coat is ~2U. pes Aliard had a long criminal record which started in 1930 and included several theit and drunk convictions. Gagnon's list of previous convictions, although not as long, was equally in- pressive. Allard was picked up ivllow- ing, the thefts by Constable kin- caid wha spotted "the man with khaki pants and plaid shirt,' hiking a knapsack around town? iht men gave drinking as an ex- cuse tor their actions. Meanwhile \aiter Harvey of New Liskeard was iined $25 and $5 costs and had his licence sus- pended tor six months in court. tHe faced a charge of careless ariving. A number of district residents } miscellaneous ' pleaded guilty to infractions of the law and were fined out of court. Trafiic viol- ations accounted for the major- ity oi the fines. For speeding M. Maille, New Liskeard, paid $25, and J..V. Altena, also of New Liskeard $10. Having liquor brought a $10 tine to RK. J. Leonard of Ott- awa, while kK. Jackson of New Liskeard paid $10 for having an unregistered vehicle. "Definite signs of improvement that will probably continue if they don't change. Snow is expected next December or sooner. HOAGY'S WEATHER FORECAST | The weathermen are never certain--But you can be certain of the best service at Carmichael's. RON CARMICHAEL SHELL SERVICE STATION Help The Kids Plan Their Summer Sports To The Editor The Haileyburian Dear Sir; A meeting of Junior softball playtrs, Juveniles, Midget, Ban- tam and Pee Wee, also all those who are interésted in promoting and assisting in this summer's activities will be held in the Court Houe on Firday, May 4th, 1956 at 7.30 p.m. Even if you are unable to as- sist with coaching or manage- ment your attendance will be appreciated, I would like to take this op- portunity of expressing our thanks for the excellent support and assistance, particulary that of Norman Abraham, given us at our stag and smoker. The Kids Per J. M. Shouldice COBALT DOG CATCHER HAS MORE THAN DOGS TO CONTEND WITH Cobalt's dog catcher lost three teeth and needed three stitches to close a gaping wound which gplit his lip in a late afternoon fight on the main street Mon- day. Roger Phillion sirtch, a local garage operator as his assilant in a fracas which followed seizure of Birtch's dog. Philligon said that the alleged attack took place . shortly after the 5.15 p.m. empounding of Birtch's small brown dog. "T saw the dog following a names Cecil little girl outside Woolworth's tore and told her she had bet- te tie it up." Phillion stated. Box 604 Phones 4772 and 4732 "She said it wasn't hers and I EXPLORATION DRILLING SERVICES COMPANY took the dog to the pound". "Shortly after I saw Mr. Birtch and he said-- "Open thé door and give me the dog or else you won't be able to walk tonight," Phillion stated. "I ex- plained the dog was the prop- erty of the town and he would Contract Diamond Drilling COBALT, ONTARIO All Standard Core Sizes Well Drilling have to pay the pound fee to get Blast Hole Foundation Testing the dog out." "He let me have it with his SURFACE -- UNDERGROUND fist in my face, I fell and as I got to my feet he let me have ee =a again," Phillion recounted. Two 3 , eee os blows loosened three teeth to _ ~~~" such an extent Dr. H. A. Dunn- ing took them out at his office. Phillion's upper lip, which was split Open, required three stitches. A special meeting of council last night was informed of the attack on the town's dog catc- her. "We can't have this type of affrontery offered town em- ployees," a council member as- serted. "We shall have to back Phillion up to the full." --Want Ads. Bring Results! Teiniskaming Construction 'Limited ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation Electrical and Mechanical Installations ra] BRANCH OFFICE HEAD OFFICE TORONTO OFFICE Phone OS 3-5702 Haileybury, Ont. 2110.--44 King St. W. Sudbury, Ont. Phone 517 Phone EM 6-9357 | Walter. Ackroyd PUBLIC | ACCOUNTANT ; | WE ARE MAKERS OF | - New Liskeard Ontario _footei esl! 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