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a a i i i i ee Ss a A eh Mg ee ae ' Page 6 The Haileyburian "Thursday, May 28, 1959 Across the kitchen Table By MRS. MAC Excitement ran high in this town last week when that huge transport came hurtling down Main Street, clipped off a couple of trees, a hydrant and light pole, rammed one car into another and a third one into the lake and ended up neck deep in the lake itself. Had any of our pre-election pol- iticians been around they might have realized that a by-pass is long over due and it might have given them something different to fill their air waves with. If ever a by-pass was needed, its needed in the Tri-town area, to escape those sharp turns in Cobalt, the Main Street hill in Haileybury and the postoffice and Greenwood corner in New Liskeard. But as is usual in many such cases, lives will likely have to be lost before anything but talk is done about it. I clipped a little poem out of the Powassan News last week which I want to share with my readers. I only wish they had giv- en the name of the writer, it would be a privilege to know her. Here it is. AGE A QUALITY OF MIND If you have left your dreams be- hind, If hope is cold. If your ambitious powers are dead, If you no longer look ahead, Then--you are old. But if from life you take the best And if in life you keep the zest-- If love you hold, News from the --€ velun Si hoppe On lovely warm days thoughts naturally turn to bathing suits and beach wear. Following this season's fashion trend, the seal of approval has been set on knits for bathing suits and Evelyn is showing some smart models by Cole. One in a green and white circle pattern, another in shades of deep blue, violet, turquoise and white, and still others in black and white. zebra print, in yellows, browns, blues and reds. Cole also brings you the new "Manteltex'"' the original elastic shirring for figure shaping and perfect fit. Another first by Cole, the power profile, is the 'Inner Strategy" bra for the perfect fa- shion-right bust line. "Breathe- with-you" stdys are always flex- ible, always comfortable. Sacony, too, has some smart suits. One in particular, called "Wildflower Print," has a little frilled panel down the front, piped with pink. It also has a matching skirt which can be. worn on the street as well as the beach, and as an extra dividend, you get several matching buttons. Another Sacony model is in peony rose and white Knitted stripes. To complement your beach en-; semble Evelyn has cleverly de-! signed beach robes in terry cloth with big roomy pockets. They come in exotic flower designs in yellow , and orange. or shades of blue, on a white background. And some- thing really new are the terry | cloth beach slippers with a tiny domed pocket on the front, to | hold your "mad money"'. : Finally, to complete the fashion _ Story of beach wear, there are 'beach .hats, Betmar. Italian. im- ! ports, in rough weave white straw, poner straw in red, with-a wider ' 'brim, fine green straw with gog- -sgles, inset in the brim and another | with a scarf attached at the back to protect your neck from the sun. They are.all so lovely and smart that it is hard to describe them so watch Evelyn's windows for a} display of beach wear and see for yourself. No matter how the years go by, No matter how the birthdays fly, You are not old. --An 86-year-old girl; By the time this is published the district annual meeting of South Temiskaming Women's Institute will be over. This year it is being held in Temagami and -we will travel there by bus. I am looking forward to it because Temagami as a hostess branch is second to none. I remember with pleasure my yearly visits: to their branch during my three years as'district president. Visiting the branches was, to me, the greatest privilege of being president. New York Giant For a long time the biggest and most striking skyscraper in New York City was Woolworth Build- ing, 792 feet above the pavement. The present giant, however, is the Empire State Building. It towers to 1,248 feet and has accommoda- tion for about 25,000 tenants and employees. There are 63 elevators and the expresses rise to the 80th floor in less than a minute. | Bay; Josias Larabie A resident of Cobalt for the past 54-years Josias Larabie passed away at Misericordia Hospital, Haileybury on. Thursday, May 14, after an illness of a year and one half. Born at Perkins, Quebec in 1880 he was the son of Jean Bap- tiste Larabie and ~- Marguerite Bruno. On September 21st., 1903 at Perkins, Quebec he married the former Pauline Loyer and in 1905 they took up residence in Cobalt. Requiem high mass -was cele-¥ brated at Ste. Therese Church on Monday, May 18th. at 10 a.m. with the Parish Priest Rev. Fath- er Ovilla Lemay assisted by Rev. Father Perron and Rev. Father Badouin officiating. High mass was sung by the choir, Mr. Romeo Robitaille, Mr. Edouard Robitaille and Mrs. Doug McLeod accomp- anied by Sister Phillippe-de-Flor- ence at the organ. Interment was at Holy Cross. Cemetery, Hailey- bury. Pall-Bearers were: Armand Robitaille, Roger Larabie, John Larabie; Clyde Brydle, Eugene Larabie and Fred Larkin. Mr. Larabie is survived by his wife and five sons, Leo of Ban- croft, Albert of Red Rock, Maurice of Toronto, Udgere and Wilfred of Cobalt; five daughters, Yvonne Mrs. Rene Courtemanche of North Emilienne, Mrs. Wilburt Bry- Mrs. dle of Timmins; Victoria, John Heickkela of Haileybury; Rhea, Mrs. Romeo Robitaille and Jeanne, Mrs. Barney Larkin of Cobalt. He also leaves to mourn r Spark's Electric his passing 34 grandchildren and Qualified Electrician 20 great grandchildren. Amoung these from out of town who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt Brydle, Mr. Clyde Brydle, Mrs. Doris Lano- ville and Mr, and Mrs. L. Rinaldo of Timmins; Mrs. Elmira Larabie, Mr. and Mrs. Luc Larabie, Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Ludger Larabie, Call SPARKS for worry free service. OS 2-5258 Haileybury TV Antenna _ Installations and Mrs. Roger Larabie, Mr. and Mrs. George Dufour, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Larabie, Mrs. Cecile Du- four and Mr. and- Mrs. Harvey Albert of Kapuskasing; Mr. and Mrs. E. Charbonneau, Mr. and Mrs. S. Charbonneau, Mr. A. Charbonneau and Mr. Leo Char- bonneau of Larder 'Lake; Mr.. Uc- lide Charbonneau, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Charbonneau, Miss Jacque- line Charbonneau of Kirkland Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Aldemond Charbonneau, Rouyn, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Courtemanche of North Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Larabie, Toronto; Mr. Leo Larabie, Bancroft; Mr. Albert Larabie and daughter Shirley of Red -Rock; Mr. E, Robitaille, New Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. A, Larabie, Mr. and Mrs. R. Larabie of Elliot Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larabie, Englehart and Mrs. V. Roy, North DRINK MILK for Health Whatever you're doing do it better. IDEAL DAIRY Haileybury MILK gives you energy to OS 2-3575 12, 16 MEETINGS on behalf of F RIDAY, J UNE ax Belle Vallee -- 7.30 | p.m. -Earlton -- 7.30 pm, Harvey Plaunt LIBERAL CANDIDATE Come see and hear the mext representative im the Ontario Legislature for our riding. HARVEY PLAUNT SPEAKERS | SENATOR JOS. BRADETTE HARVEY PLAUNT Published by Temiskaming Liberal Association