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and Mpeichman, Mrs. J-T 159) : Northern Ontario's Oldest Weekly Newspaper Cle 'orrible Quits Effective next week, The Haileyburian and Cobalt Weekly Post will be published by the Temiskaming Printing Company of New Liskeard. The present editor and publisher regrets that the unremitting pressure of increasing costs, without any great increase in revenue mekes it necessary to sell the paper to some organization that has the financial resources and mechanical facilities that will ensure a profitable operation. We want to thank a great manypeople whchave helped during the past three years. First of all the North Bay Nugget, which kept us on atfull salary so that we could afford to run the Haileyburian. Following a motor acc- ident, we have found it more and more difficult to do two jobs, and this too has contributed toward our decision to sell. Howeverthe Nugget's assistance is a 'rare example of a large daily materfally assisfing a" 'small and struggling weekly. We must also thank Alan Hurst at the Bank of Nova Scotia, whonever yelled too loud when we got in the red and always provided a good deal of seund advice. Art Cooke has helped us many times, while Alex Maclean, Heileybury's grand old photographer, has do- (mated hours of his time. Dalton Dean managed to prévent (img to give us the benefit of his considerable political Dan Hellens bailed us out of anasty jackpot once , while Hubert Doran of the Temiskaming Construction and the Valentine brothers at Morissettes saved our necks with printing orders time ard time again. Bob Ashford and Mrs. Ashford and Uncle Harold at the show, Mrs. Lyttle at the Evelyn Shoppe, Jimmy Timmins at the Haileybury Hotel, just to name a few of that mall but faithful band of regular advertisers who have kept the wheels turning. We are goingto miss ul. It isn't possible to name all those who have helped | keep the Haileyburian going. Our staff has worked ex- 'tremly hard, and for the mostpartfom very poor wages. We thank them and all the other little people who don't' {rum basinesses or hold important positions, but none the 8 always did their best to help the town's old paper We are glad that Cecil Bond and associates plan to keep publishing the Haileyburian as a separate paper , and wish them well. In looking back over the years, ows big gest consolation is that we did our best, accomplished least no one can say that we were often dull. 'qs from being qued, and Mr. Cummings was always will-) | handicaps. with the Pres- some good, and while we may have made mistakes, at | 'Established 1904 9952 270. St " Phuradey "ember 18th. 1955 Kemp WinsAgain Bear Hunters Harry Kemp of New Lis-. keard won the Haileybury Golf Club championship last week-end when he defeated his brother , Frank Kemp. He was presented with the Purchase Cup which isar- warded to the winner if this class. The Gordon Cup given for the Junior championship went to Gordon McKnight of New Liskeard with Andy Stothart also of New Liskeard as runner up. They were in the "A" group, age 16 to 18 In the "B "group, age 12 to 14, Murray Black was first with Paul Rouge, runner up. Both boys are from Haileybury. Playing for the 'Taylor Cup in the two-ball mised four- some, Chris Murphy and Mrs Two young local nimrods, iving along the Silver | Centre road early Monday| ridge, and finally a large bear. Armed only with shotguns, 'they chanced a couple of pot- shots at the rear of the bear dashed madly in the other breakfast sounded better than bear steaks. Bears are becoming a menace to blueberry pickers along the Silver Centre road. One manis reported as have ing shot nine of them at var- ious times, almost in his back yard. R .Hutchinson, both of New- Liskeard , defeated William © /Walker and Miss 'Phyllis Bates, also of New Dikkeaw, In the medal play with idents Cup as the prize , Gor- don McKnight of New Lis- keard was first , Jack McKnight, New Liskeard second, and George Moriss- | time there is no answer when {65,000 whichis a direct Zenith 64,000 The Haileyburian office Wilibe Rept open but ifat any the usual phone number "24" is called , ask for Zenith no toll charge line to the Speaker office inNew Lisk- eard ette, Haileybury, third. Miss Phyllis Bates also won the Jemmett Cyp inthe ladies campetition. IMMUNIZATION CLINIC. Officer of Health, Timisk - aming Health Unit will be Dr.E.R. Harris , Medical C.W.L. MEET. Women's League met last Tuesday ,Saptember 2nd in Holy Cross Parish hall with the president, Mrs.J.J. Davis in the chair, The members decided to cater for the firemen'sban- quet on October 20th. a John Hunt. PENTECOSTAL ! Marilyn Hermeston, Mrs. G. Lowe and Rev. and Mrs. T. _ CONVENTION Campbe ' Re Churchill] zs vy. W. Chur » accom~ The WEEZS WEATHER penied by Mr.and Mrs. W. Graffand sonGeorge, left mbe , Week ending Wednesday for Toronto to ee pygt ag e attend the World Conference Mex. Min _ of Pentecostal Churches Be- Thurs. 59 49 ing held there September 14th J 7; . 57 49 to 21st. Others from this area Sat. 62 48 _ Who are also attending the | Sun. 682 51 Conference include Mr. and Mon. 17 60 Mrs August Olsen, Mr. apd; que. - 57 58 Mrs.J.Harman, LeoSt. Don,| wad. 62 44 = Reet | Se US eae oe Ma FRE Or end | given your child from these conducting an immunization The spiritual director, clinic Sor infanta/and pre |---- (poy, 1 Brunette. addrecsed uchool children atthe Legion |" " "" the members. Hall, Haileybury, on Wed - é | The meeting which was | nesday , September 24th ,1958 opened with the League Pray- from 1.30 to 3.30pm. er, also closed with a short All parents are invited to eno: bring their children andhave | teen them protected against | Cobait | Whooping Cough, Diptheria, Tetanus (Lockjaw) and Small pox. This protection shouldbe months of age upwardsund gray be obtained from this clinic or from your family physician. The dates of clinicsior those adults and children who received their initial two injectiens of Polio Vac- _cine in the spring of the year | | Carthy visited her father and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mc brother, Mr. Ken Mc Kay, and Mr. and Mrs. Devon MacKay and family over the week-end. Their sons Garry and Grant spent the week. visiting their grandfather. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jack St. Pierre and son Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Leck and daughter June, visited the home of Mr.and Mrs. Har- will be announced Jater which sent him scampering]|#@ea ea in one direction while they) fag and decided that home and |: The Haileybury Catholic j- morning looking for part- jj he ridge, saw five skunks,all (7 kinds of birds except part-fe prigatiag G. L. 'Cassidy will be in North Bay this week end to attend the Change 'of Command Parade when he will retire after 20 years service. quin Regiment in March of 1989, he was commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant that year 7 and qualified as Lieutenant in the summer of 194).He 'went with the unit when it was mobilized az Cerriaz| Platoon Commander. In 1942 he was promoted to the rank of Captain and Company Commander. In 1943 he was promoted, in England,to Major He serv ed with the Algonquings throughout the NW Europe Campaign, and was wound- ed in September, 1944,in Belgium. command cf the Regiment for a time and twice com- manded the battalion in ac- tion, in Normandy and the Rhineland. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order inthe springof 1945. Following his return to Canada he served ome year ' as Army Counsellor in the returned to teach again in Cobalt. Appointed segend-in- command of the post "war battalion in 1946, he was' promoted to Lieut-Colona ~o command the Algonquins in 1950. In October ,1954, he was promoted Colonel 'to command the newly - | formed 16 Militia Group composed of Northern Out-. . | ario and some Southern Taking over the position . formerly held by Brigadier Cassidy will be Colonel J. H., Westhead of Toronto. old McLean at Bass Lake. | Enlisting in the Algon- He acted as second-in- discharge services, then . SS --------------