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1 7 Pasa i ae ct ta -- - Musical Youth Drive To Start Next Week The Musical Youth of Canada campaign starts in this district on October 6, and will continue until the-end of the month. Music lovers in the area will have a chance to join the group and hear the ser- ies of top musicians brought to the district during the season. Executive members of the local group have issued an invitation to all persons interested in good mus- ic, and are confident that the en- rollment will top that of other years. Programs this year will be heard in the new, spacious auditorium of St. Mary's Academy in Hailey- bury. The first concert artist will be violoncelliste Bernard Michelin, who won the Grand Prize at the International Festival at Vienne and was soloist at the Edinbor- ough Festival in Israel. The other three programs in the four concerts series include To Visit H Hurst, vice president, Roland Mc- Mahon, secretary, Helene Maurice, treasurer, Theresa Cote, entertain- ment, Claude St. Cyr and Cecile Laroeque, publicity, Antoinette La-: roque and Annette Murphy, recep- bishop of Justiniana Prima, Ap- ostolic Delegate to Canada. tion, Antoinette and Cecile La- roque. Persons wishing to purchase tickets may do so in New Liskeard from Miss Theresa Cote or Miss Annette Murphy -- in Haileybury from Miss Antoinette Laroque or Miss Helene Maurice -- in North Cobalt from Claude St. Cyr -- in Cobalt from Lawrencé Hurst. G0! Haileybury Curling Club Lounge The Representative of the Sov- ereign Pontiff will arrive in Rouyn-Noranda, Thursday, Octo- ber 9, and at 8 pm. a manifesta- Apostolic Delegate Thursday, October 2; 1958 The Haileyburian Page 3 bé held in the new auditorium of St. Mary's Academy. Invitations for this reception will be sent to all municipal officers. On Saturday morning the Arch- bishop will celebrate mass at the Misericordia Hospital for the Sis- ers and patients. aileybury Guitarists Presti and Lagoya, Saturday at noon the Archbishop pianist, Marie-Antoinette Pictet] Northern Ontario and North, tion will be held in his honor at pene ccna gic a A Lagace and Gosselin organist and| Western Quebec Catholics will |the Noranda Recreation Centre. Lee ee McIntyre Deena baritone. gather in three centres to honor} On Friday morning he will re-| Saturday evening. Executive members of the local|His Excellency the Most Reverend|ceive all the new dignitaries at} He will celebrate Pontifical Mass group are: president, Lawrence}Giovanni Panico, titular Arch- Haileybury, and will attend a ban- quet for the priests of the diocese. He will speak at a celebration to on Sunday morning, and officiate at the investiture of new prelates before leaving for Hearst. BINGO Sponsored by Hoaileybury edics Auxiliary LEGION HALL TUESDAY, OCT. 7 at 8:30 20 GAMES 50c 4 SPECIAL GAMES DOOR PRIZE $10 BLACKOUT $100 on 12 numbers Fire Destroys Mail For Quebec Towns No reason has been found for the mysterious blaze that destroyed the loaded express and mail truck on the ViHe Marie Highway last DOOR PRIZE $125.00 ELACKOUT on 51 numbers only, atherwise $25.00 will be paid. Friday afternoon. Driver Marcel Authier told po- lice that he had loaded his truck Admission: 50c for 20 Games EVERYBODY WELCOME ..-- lab as usual at the ONR station in Lis- keard and immediately started for Ville Marie. Additional Cards 25c¢ "About six miles sia cone he Chartered bus provided by Curling Club, leaving Cobalt at 7:30 p.m., North Cobalt at 7:40 p.m. and returning direct from Curling Rink at 10:30. noticed increasing heat on the back of his neck, and stopped the truck to investigate. When he opened the rear door of the truck flames and smoke COBALT-HAILEYBURY CURLING CLUB swept into his face; and he was unable to do more than grab a few bags before the extreme heat drove him from the truck. ' "THE SALVATION ARMY GRAND SALE (Fruits, Vegetables and Pickles) AFTER WHICH TEA WILL BE SERVED The Communify Hall COBALT Monday, October 13 - ALL WELCOME New Liskeard Fire Deparment sent two fire extinguishers to the truck, but the fire was so far ad- vanced that it was useless to try and save it or the mail. Later the department sent out a truck to extinguish the blaze and remove the truck so that traffic stalled on the highway could drive through. Police halted traffic, fear- ing an explosion. The truck, which was totally de- stroyed, is owned by Eugene Chen- ier of Ville Marie. Flames from the truck ignited a nearby pasture, and threatened to start a more serious fire in a tumbledown barn before the fire truck arrived. The blaze destroyed a shipment of watches, catalogues, but the ru- mour that baby bonus and pension cheques were also lost was dis- OF PRODUCE 7 p.m. counted by postal officials. B.P.0. STAG Haileybury Legion Hall FRI. OCT. 10 ELKS Leaves for Training Miss Ida Childs who has been employed in the Department of Labour for the past _six years re- cently received a promotion. She left-last week for Toronto where she will train as an inspectress. Ida has also been cashier at the local theatre for a number of years and was presented with a travel alarm clock by the theatre staff. Her boss Mr. Shannor, presented her with a lovely travel iron and we hear the boys in blue and staff presented her with a lovely train case. -- Ida being born and educated in Haileybury, we one and all wish her success in her promotion and .8 mm Kodak Movie Door Pize: look forward to seeing her around } after training, as her headquarters will be Haileybury with a travel- Camera and Case ling territory, north to Hearst, |south to North Bay and west to 0.IOA OOS MQW» »>] KM WW "°?®®F'"V"™="»h CHOOSE YOUR DIAMOND \\ al \\ Where diamond excellence is a tradition LAVERY 12 'end _| WN SO QQ\Q °V'i=Fbrml§ 86°F ] ] SMT LH wy °° °°, £0.67 O OB§B§ qq 'F'B AA AY WN Y = QQ MOO AAA Visit the Tudor Room HOTEL HAILEYBURY New Hours Breakfast Lunch Afternoon Tea 10 a.m. Z p.m. 2 pm. - 5 p.m. 6 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Why not drop in, bring your friends for a full course meal or afternoon tea? When you are downtown shop- ping, a lovely spot to enjoy a cool refreshing beverage. Z a.m. 12 p.m. Dinmer Your Chef and -Hostess HARRY AND DOROTHY FIELDING This Week Specials CHOICE RAINBOW TROUT fried in butter SIRLOIN STEAK with mushrooms FILLET MIGNON garnished .ROAST MANITOULIN TURKEY Sault Ste. Marie. 34 36