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14% Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, February 26, 1959 Canadian Legion News My apologies. for not having an article in last weeks Legion News column. Seeing as your reporter is on shift work makes it rather hard to keep up with events. I know that the dart schedule is go- ing along as planned. I would certainly like to be a regular player myself but can only attend every second Wednesday as a spare. Don't forget, no matter how good a player you are, only paid up members can compete in the finals. Come out and pay your dues please. Our paid up mem- bership for 1959 is now 39 mem- bers out of a potential of well over a hundred, The members of Branch 54 of the Canadian Leg- You get an extra measure. of luxury, and of peace of mind in Chevrolet. You are' sur- rounded by rugged, double walls of steel... . overhead: are heavy-gauge roof panels : and the underbody of - every. Chevrolet is extra- * - rigid. Visit your Chevrolet dealer's. today. Look for the Fisher coach on the door sill of every Chevrolet. It's your -- guarantee of unsurpassed craftsmanship. ion and the Ladies' Auxiliary wish to extend their heart-felt sympathy to the family and friends of our late Comrade Mrs. Mary Grenon. As you all may know she was a member of the Legion Branch 54 as well as an active member of the Ladies' Auxiliary. In fact she was past president of the Auxiliary on more than one occasion. We of Branch 4. can take an example from her. As well as attending two meetings a month she was an active member of the Curling Club. It seems that we have a hard time to go to one meeting a month. The turnout of members has been im- proving but is still away below par. I would like to say that I was proud of the Legion and the way the funeral services for Comrade Grenon were carried out. The .|turnout of members was terrific, there must have been over fifty members. Com. Pres.' Sid Daley conducted things in a very effi- cient and orderly manner. Congrat- ulations Sid. We had the good fortune of initiating three mem- bers on our regular meeting night Feb. 16, and wish to extend a wel- come tto anyone. yet to be initiated. The executive committee are thinking of holding initiations at every regular meeting for any new members present. Regular meetings are held the third Mon- day of each month. Next one is on March 16th. See you then. Mrs. Jos. Grenon Death came with startling sud- denness to Mrs. Joseph Grenon, at her home in Haileybury, Fri- day morning, February 20. Mrs. Grenon, formerly Miss Mary Gertrude Brough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brough, was born in Haileybury, forty- four- years ago. Her entire life was spent in Haileybury with the exception of five' years service with the Air Force, during which she served as corporal in Toronto, Guelph, Hagersville and Moun- tain View, from 1941 to 1945. Returning to MHaileybury, she became a faithful member of the Canadian Legion, Branch 4 and also of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion. In March, 1949 she was mar- ried to Joseph Grenon. Rev. J. W. Wilkinson officiated at the funeral service which was held Monday afternoon from St. Andrew's United Church. Mem- bers of the Legion took part in a Legion service, according her full military honors. Basil Treen, Alex Little, Feeley, Ben Bourget, B. Demp- ster, Louis Simard, all Legion- naires, acted as pall-bearers, Bur- ial was in Mount Pleasant ceme- tery. Mrs. Grenon is survived by her husband, one son, Douglas, her mother, Mrs. J. Brough, two brothers, Fred Brough of Sarnia and Patrick of Haileybury, and three sisters, Mrs. M. J. Hennes- sy, Mrs. Clara Leutchford of Coceh- rane and Mrs. B. MacDonell, Haileybury. t Mr. and Mrs. James Brough of Timmins and Bishop of Moose- }nee were in town to attend the funeral. Roy: The death of a well-known and highly respected citizen, Mrs. N. H. McLean, a resident of Cobalt for 28 years occurred in the Mis- ericordia Hospital on Sunday, Feb- ruary 22, following a stroke and an illness of two days. She was in her 6Ist year, born at Weston, Lancashire, England, the former Ida Constance Millican, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Millican. On November 4, 1922 in Toronto, she was married to Neil Harold McLean and later came to Cobalt. Other places of residence were Powassan and Clinton. Friends paid their respects at the Buffam Funeral Chapel until time for the funeral on Tuesday, February 24, at 2:30 p.m., when service was conducted by Pastor H. De Vries in the Baptist Church at Haileybury. Interment was in the Cobalt Veteran's Cemetery at | Haileybury. Pall-bearers were Kenneth, Har- old. and William McLean Fulton Purdy, Ivan Tresidder and Devin Mackay. Surviving besides her husband are three sons Harold and William McLean of Toronto, Kenneth Mc- Lean, Cobalt and one daughter, Mrs. Benson Edward, (Olive), Clinton, one sister, Mrs.. James Cheyne, Toronto and four grand- children. Numerous beautiful floral tri- butes and Gideon Bibles, showed the high esteem in which she was held. Attending the funeral from out of town were, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLean and son Freddie, Mr. and Mrs. W. McLean, Toronto, Mrs. Benson Edward, Clinton and several from Tri-town area. Jos. 0. Chartrand Funeral rites were held at Ste. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church, Cobalt, on Wednesday, February 18, for Joseph Osias Chartrand, who passed away on Sunday, Feb- ruary 15, at North Bay, after a lengthy illness. The late Mr. Chartrand,,who was born at St. Clet, Que., was in his 84th year. He was married at Buckingham, Que., in 1903 to the former Donna Lachance, who survives. Cobalt since 1909, having worked at the Nipissing and Coniagas Mines. Besides his wife he is survived by four daughters and three sons. (Laura) Mrs. John Gravelle, Vir- giniatown; (Anna) Mrs. G. Na- deau, Thedford Mine, Que.; (Im- elda) Mrs. T. Despres, New Lis- keard; (Edna) Mrs. J. Othmer, Cobalt; Albert, Virginiatown; Fred, New Liskeard; Lucien, Co- balt.. He was predeceased by five sons a number of years ago. Also surviving are 31 grandchild- ren and 14 great grandchildren. Murray McKinnon Your Mutual Life Representative 72 Nickel -- Cobalt Dial 4519 Mrs. N. H. McLean' (sons), | The body rested at the Buffam and Tulloch Funeral Chapel until time for Requiem High Mass which was held on Wednesday, February 18, at 9 am. Father O. Lemay officiating, assisted. by Father Paquette, New Liskeard and Fath- er Perron, North Cobalt. Interment was in the family plot at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Mileage 104. Pallbearers were Geo. Char- trand, Ernest Chartrand, A. Gau- thier, H. St. Laurent, P. Audette Jr., and Z. Duval. Attending from out-of-town were a ee --Eee ee ; BS pe riceagr se ! Mr. and Mrs. P. Lachance, North Bay, Mrs. John Gravelle, daugh-- ter Jeanette and son Roger, Mrs. P. Denner, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chartrand and three daughters, Rita, Claudette, Francis, all from Virginiatown, Mrs. G. Nadeau, Thedford Mines, Que., Mr. Geo. Chartrand, Mr. Ernest Chartrand, Noranda, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Char- trand, New Liskeard, Mr. and Mrs. P. Despres and daughter Madeline, -- New Liskeard. ; Many beautiful floral tributes and Mass cards were received by the family. Pe ae Temiskaning Construction Lid. © --- P. O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 Haileybury, Ont, ENGINEERS | "Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation Electrical and Mechanical Installations O Toronto, Ont. 6th Floor, 360 Bay St. EMpire 3-7381 PUUCCC CCC. a Peerrr * North Bay, Ont.. 194 Regina St. GRover 2-2630 A blacksmith by trade he lived in |; A Farm during the year and seek a Farm Safety Program WOMEN'S. Pres. E. Jelly ' Dr. C. D. Graham Deputy Minister AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ONTARIO FARM PEOPLE Survey will be conducted . throughout ONTARIO. from March 1, 1959 to February 29, 1960 This survey will record all farm accidents and fires The objective of this survey is to provide the basis of The Farm Accident Survey in the District of TEMISKAMING is under the direction of your Agriculture Representatives M. F. Cook and G. M. Mills assisted by TEMISKAMING FARM ORGANIZATIONS FARM ACCIDENT SURVEY COMMITTEE Vice Pres. J. Houlgrave An accident reporter will collect details of all accidents for each community in your District. The success of a farm safety program will depend on the full co--- | operation and assistance of all Ontario farm people in this survey. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT | OF AGRICULTURE | Accident. to determine their causes. designed for your benefit. INSTITUTES Hon, W. A. Goodfellow j Minister MALCOLM THE MILKMAN------------- by DEAL DAIRY WILL YOu YES, PLEASE PLEASE MALCOLM TRY TO I WILL. REMEMBER? I PROMISE! Mrs. Jones may be forgetful, but she's sure to be healthy! All that milk she drank was rich in food values for fitness, pep! NEXT DAY... L HOPE SHE DOESN/T FORGET! IDEAL DAIRY