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Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, February 5, 1959 Haileybury Personals Mrs. Nellie Austin is in Sud- bury visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Don Cornett ard Mr. Cotr- nett. Mrs. W. H. Whorley and Mrs. K. Jeffery went to Toronto. to_at-. tend the Bobbie Burns Banquet and also the annual meeting of the Daughters of Scotland. Curling In the play off game of the afternoon rink in the second com- petition, Gert MacArthur's rink won over Evy. Harrison on Mon- day evening. ' The next game will be between the MacArthur and McFarlane rinks, Wednesday evening, Feb- ruary 11th. Three rinks. from the local elub attended the Visitors Day in New Liskeard last Saturday. While none got into the prizes all enjoyed the curling and good fellowship. A rink from Engle- hart took first prize and one from Virginiatown consolation and al- so for the rink coming the far- thest distance. The personnel of the rinks from Haileybury-Co- balt Club were in the order named, skip, vice, second and _ lead. Dorothy Russell, Betty Doran, Helen Tuer and Joan Hargrave. Edna Carriere, Marion Levely, Girlie Rouse and Grace McRea. Adele Maloney, Bev Richards, Pat Dolan and Bunny Coull. The death of R., D. Cumming early Sunday morning came as a shock to the district. Accompanied by his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mr. Cummings was on his way to spend a months holiday touring the United States. Miss Rita' Catudal spent the past week-end visiting with Mrs. Clif- ford Bigelow in Lorrain Valley. Don't overburden your electrical system. a GIVE US A CALL Have your electrical wiring brought up to date, P-F HARDWARE OS 2-3244 Haileybury Ag. Societies Convene in Feb. The Ontario Association of Agri- cultural Societies is holding its Annual Convention at the King Ed- ward Hotel, Toronto, February 25 and 26 with an excellent program dealing with matters of interest to its members. On the morning of February 25 there will be a joint session of men and women delegates from both larger and smaller fairs. One of the highlights will be a panel on Fighting Words which Will be heaa- ed by Norm Garriock of the CBC. Elmer McKinnon, President of the A and B Fairs Section will be the chairman in the afternoon when topics of interest to the larg- er fairs will be discussed, These include: Dramatizing Exhibits; Getting the Most from Radio and Television; Show Ring Manners and Judging Problems; and Re- view of Federal Support to Fairs and Exhibitions. During the evening the winning slides in the Colored Photographic Competition will be shown and prizes amounting to-$500 presented by the Canadian National Exhibi- tion. On Thursday, February 26, there will be. talks by fair officials on Entertainment Programs for Fairs; Making. Revenue Exceed Expenditures; in Fair Activities; Making the Most of What We Have; and Ontar- io's Farm Accident Survey. The sessions for women dele- gates begin at 3 p.m. on the 25th and will continue for the full day on the 26th. Mrs. Wm. Dawon of Tillsonburg and Miss Charlotte Mc- Cullough of Georgetown, President and Secretary respectively of the Women's Section, have planned discussions on a number of timely topies including: Handicrafts, of which there will be an attractive display; Junior Activities and School Work; Food Classification; and Arranging of Exhibits includ- ing Flowers. The Annual Banquet will be held the evening of the 26th and will mark the closing of the Conven- tion. Guest speaker will be Dr. Richard D. Jones, National Exec- utive Director, Canadian Council ment following the banquet will in- clude acts suitable for fairs and exhibitions. Society members from New Lis- keard and Englehart will attend the convention. ~ It takes a raft of friends to keep some people afloat. Che House WHO THINK OF TOMORROW FRACTIGE MODERATION DISTALLERS SINCE 1857 NW/ANI/ANANANANTANIT ANIA of Seagram Secondary Schools | of Christians and Jews. Entertain- | Mrs. L. Desjardins Elected President The first general meeting of 1959 of l'Association de Parents et d'Instituteurs, french section, was held on Sunday 25th in the Holy Cross Parish Hall. Rev. Father Brunette opened proceedings with the prayer. The secretary, Mme E. Rivard, read the minutes of the last meeting followed by the financial report. Rev. Father L:. Leblanc, princi- pal of Fatima High School, pre- sented a detailed report on the activities of the library commit- tee. Then followed the election of officers for the coming year. The following were elected:-- Mme Lucien Desjardins, president; Mme Raoul Houle, vice - president; Councillors: Mme E. Rivard, Mme Fernand Sauve, Mme J. R. For- get, Mme Olier Gravel, Mme Laurin Charette, M. Jean Fortin, M. E. Laforge M. R. Drainville, M. A. Mathiew, M. A. Catudal. 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