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' Page 6 The Haileyburian Timber Thieves Timber thieves from Quebec have been cntting down trees in Ontario and towing or float- ing them across Lake Temis- kaming, Crown Attorney Geo. Black said in court Friday. The department of lands and forests had been aware of the thieves for some time -- "but it has been very difficult to catch them,"' He made the statements dur- ing the trial of Marcell Everl- hest of Fabre, Quebec, who pleaded guilty to the theft of 12 trees. Everlhest was catiehte by a lands and forests officer after an observer '"'saw trees floating across the lake." Magistrate Gould told Everl- hest it was unusual for a fine to be imposed for theft -- '"'but in this case it may serve the purpose' -- and fined him $25 with $28.60 court costs. Don' bi den FES 2 proce ba stort! gs If the 640 Canadians who last' year died terribly by fire, were 639 plus YOU, THESE FIRE PREVENTION REMINDERS WOULDN'T BE VERY USEFUL. SANDERSON JEWELLER *Haileybury Don't Gamble With Fire The dice are loaded -- against you -- 'if lyou fail to protect your home and your loved ones: by failing to follow the simple rules of fire preven- tion. Here are a few easy re- minders: Don't overload the electrical system, Use only 15 ampere fuses. Replace "frayed wiring. Keep attic and basement clean of rubbish and trash. Have heating equipment* clean and in'good order. See that there are adequate ash trays around. Don't; think that fire can't happen to you. Conlin & Hogan FUELS -- Phone 377-W ' Thursday, October -2, 1958 A.P IY The first meeting 'of our A.P\ I, was' Held September 21, 1958, at Holy Cross School. In the president's absence, Mrs. -(L..Sauve,. Mrs. Hans presided. at the meeting: ~The meeting started with a pray- er by the Chaplain, Father Drun- | ette. The minutes were 'read by our secretary, Mrs. Jeanette Rivard, who also gave- ane enc iel re- port. acai N budget. was "set up for the new year, after: which Father Drunette said a few words' on the maga- zine subscription. A uniform was digditted and .|it was decided that only Grade 9 and 10 would have it. Mr. Drainville sang a few num- bers which were most. enjoyable to all. Mrs. Cherdonneau, who is a tea- cher-sand~ also-a parent, gave a leéture on home and school. -- Why was kindergarten moved to Fatima School? Mr. A. Renaud, president of the school board ans- wered the question. The draw for the attendance prize was won by Pierre Desjar- din after which the meeting was closed by a prayer. Anglican W.A. Twenty seven members of the Haileybury Socials Anglican"W. A: met in th Parish Hall last. week to honor des. Opel Goodier, who, with her husband, Canon.-Goodier will be leaving this wéek for Harriston. When Mrs. Goodier arriyed, she was 'presented with a corsage and later, on, behalf of the group, Mrs. G. L. Cassidy made the presenta- tion of abeautiful black leather purse. eee. Refreshments were served to bring the meeting to a close. Members of St. Paul's Anglican Altar Guild held-a dinner meet- ing at "the home of Mrs. J. C. Crawford on Tuesday, September 23. Two new members, Mrs. Stan Weir and Miss Sue McKay, were welcomed. As Canon and Mrs. Goodier are leaving Haileybury, members of the Guild presented them with a travelling clock as a farewell gift. Mrs. Goodier also received a corsage, as did the two new members. "Abominable Snow-Man" A recent investigation was made into the existence of the much- discussed abominable snow-man: of the -Himalayas.. The conclusion seems .to be that this creature is none other than the Himalayan red bear, a huge animal which ;is found at high altitudes. TOWN OF HAILEYBURY PROCLAMATION FIRE PREVENTION WEEK October 5th - 1lith To the Citizens of Haileybury: We respectfully request that you devote a week to Fire Prevention. You should make a special review of your stoves and Furnace Pipe Connections to the Chim- ney to see that they are free from inflammable. ma- terial; that your chimney, stove and furnace pipes are cleaned; your premises clear of combustible materials. DON'T GIVE FIRE A PLACE TO START Mayor, Arthur H. Cooke 2 n Depcenesn es! aah aaa ce a ew afin af Hl 1 oO tS eo eo Tore jpeal Cos Jeet + {+} T t Toot TATTTTT ¢ . Be it ever so humble, "place like home, safe home . ..°a tt Tort T THT there's mo home which uses 15, not 30 ampere electrical fuses, which has plenty of large ash trays around, which keeps its heating equipment in good order and which is free of rubbish .. . It's a good home for Canadians ai es _ Dont Give Fire a Place to Start BEST WISHES TO THE FIRE DEPT. | : ' aileybury Lumber Clie: Phone 16 &