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ac: ; ich., is home to spend the Christ- Haileyb Eric Pearson has returned from a business trip to Toronto. Stephen Bond Michigan College Houghton of mas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Bond. Bill Bagshaw of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Chicago, Ill., is spend- ing the holiday -season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bagshaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Ward and small son, John, of Ottawa, will arrive Saturday to be the guests of Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bagshaw, until after the Christmas holiday. Members of the C.G.1.T. have been working hard in preparation for the Christmas Vesper Service in the United Church Sunday even- ing, December 20. IMirss Vin Bee Vail of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. T. Leishman for the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adamo and children, Colleen, Brenda, Linda and Gait, of South Porcupine were visiting Mrs. Adamo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fulton ~of Virginiatown will be holiday guests' of Mrs. Fulton's mother, Mrs.-N. Oslund. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Aubert will spend the Christmas holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Vernim Ham- ilton and Mr. Hamilton in Ra- more. Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Bailey and children, Carol Anne and Richard, will be leaving Saturday to make their home in North Bay, where Mr. Bailey has been transferred by his company, the Great West Life Insurance. Mr. and Mrs. . Bailey came to Haileybury in 1951 and have made many friends during their tie Personals Guests at the home of Mrs. R. McNaught for the Christmas holi- day will be her daughter, Mrs. Al- bert Tessier and Mr. Tessier of Kirkland Lake. Christmas Parties are the order of the day and among such things the minister of the United Church will be adding to their enjoyment by bringing into the town the Eaton's Santa, Claus Parade Sound Movie. North Cobalt Public School will be the first to.view this. film. on Friday afternoon along with their parents and pre-school brothers and sisters. Then will follow the Community Brownie Packs of Haileybury and later in the even- ing the Sunday Schoo! children of North Cobalt United Church. Saturday will be the day for the showing for the St. Andrew's Un- ited Church children at Haileybury thus Eaton's will really come to town this week-end, St. Andrew's United Church has seen the addition of a very attract- ive "imitation" stained glass win- dow of the Nativity created by the Sigma-C boys. The younger boys known as the Tyros have been busy in the manse basement mak- ing things in wood and what will happen to their work is still a sec- ret. St. Andrew's girls, known as the C.G.1.T: will give their contri- bution to the church and commun- ity in the form of a Candle Light Vesper Service this Sunday night at.7:30-p.m. Thus the children' of St. Andrew's are a credit to their Church and Community. " . Last.\Sunday the Sunday School of St. Andrews United Church, Haileybury heaped their presents around the Manger during the SOO \ SQ 6 > =E'°°e° wg rv v9 6 he ares Qo bo>E»E'Fney1,700 fl for Christmas! W Os 2-3711 KV Qj """'"'o.l. Bh Special Someone Ae ae or far away. Send - WHORLEY FLORIST FTD Florist. yyy www" »»'""h»lF»"BEB»FhE§h heeF"»ehlds.. gy QM' >0ivvvvWiyy SSN For That #3 owers, the personal gift. we Haileybury A NANANNHANHAHAHAHRHUHe"H"KLE aaa rceENRLE NIN ONTO TIS COME IN AND SEE OUR Decorate Your OS 2-3244 PARRA RA ALE AL ALL LAA AAA ALL AAIAL RRR BARA ROAR ARAAL | Khe this lday for GIFT aDERS _Toboggans - Toys - Electrical Appliances - Skates - Skis - Hockey Sticks - Sleighs - Tools for the handyman and many, many more articles to choose from. We have a good selection of outdoor and indoor ' tree lights and decorations. P-F Hardware AND ELECTRIC COMPLETE STOCK OF Home Contest Haileybury TRAPS POOP PO PAI ALLS SAAS IA PIIA SSSA AA AAAS SSSI SSVaawazt }last 'Tuesday morning, Haileybury Men's Successful Spiel A most successful Men's Bons- piel was held the past week-end at the local curling club when rinks from North Bay, Noranda Temagami, Englehart, New Lis- keard and the home Club. Twenty- eight in all: participated in the event. There were some close and in- teresting games with several ex- tra end ones to determine the winners. . In 'giving out 'the- prizes the president, Clayton Dunn, thanked all who attended the spiel or help- ed in any way toward making it a: success. John Knox who had sisted the president. George Morissette was called on to present the Morissette Trophy and prizes which was the first event and was won by a rink from Tecagami skipped by Bill MacArthur. With him were Lockie Goddard, Jack Guppy and Keith Ewin. The second prize went ta Lorne Umphrey with John Knox, Ted Fritzgerald and Father Lapointe on his rink. A New Liskeard rink skipped by W. Green got 3rd prize with C. Taylor, Pat O'Shaughnessy and Don Glashan. : The fourth prize to Ron Moris- sette, Billie Grozelle, J. C. Mur- phy and Jack Green. The trophy in the second event which was donated by Seagram's was: won by Clayton Dunn, Bill Mallet, Dr. L. McGarry and Roger Campeau. Second prize was taken by a New Liskeard rink with Father Murray skip, Vic Shave, C. Reed and C. Neill. s\eoe oe to the Haileybuny Branch of the Children's Aid Soc- Z \ vety. Along with these gifts the children: gave $25.54 towards. the church's special appeal for help for the world's refugees. We hear that arrangements are being made for all the protestant Churches of Haileybury 'to hold united services during the first week of the new year one service each night in a different church. The mission Band of. St. And- rew's United: church' was. enter- tained following their meeting last Friday. They' played 'games, made fresh poppea corn, were given Christmas candy and sang carols. ~ They -will not meet again un- til the first week in January. In these days of cars, trucks and trailers, it was a refreshing sight, to see a Tteam of horses pulling .a sleigh along the streets of Haileybury. They were wearing the latest in cold or rain protection blankets and were stepping right along as though they were enjoying life. Last Period Slump Wrecks Cub Lead Against Holy Name New Liskeard Cubs led Holy Name Irish for two periods in the game played at Kirkland Lake Arena on Tuesday evening, and then the roof caved in. The Irish scored five unanswered goals in the last period to take the game going away. Brazeau and Larouche supplied most of the scoring punch for the Cubs -. Brazeau converted three assists by Larouche into a three goal hat trick, and Larouche got an unassisted counter. Belanger scored Liskeard's other goal. Cubs appeared to have the game well in hand at the end of the second period and left the ice with a three goal lead. But the Irish came out fighting in the third and in six minutes had beaten Jelly five times. Campbell got three for the Irish, Savage two, Skalicki, McCabe and Duff, singles. The game was a clean one, with only seven penalties handed out. Holy Name picked up four of the 3: | total. Thursday, December 17, 1959 G. Byles and his rink with K. J. MacDonald, G. Short and .Joe Albert won third prize. Fourth prize went to C. Vachon with M. Kelly, R. Manning and W. Pellett on his rink. Amile Kisnick, representative of Seagram's.was present and pre- sented the trophy and prizes in the second event and also on be- half of the House of Seagram he presented the Club With a beauti- ful painting. In 'the third event with H, Ramey, H. Coull and J. Belbeck came first. A rink from North Bay skipped by R. Minoque with C. Camsell, A. Moyer and J. Dickerson won second. W. Fleming age The Haileyburian: age The third prize was won Walter Hylands, R. Campeau, Doran and G. Connelly. Cliff Binkley and his rink R. Turnbull, Don McKnight and T. 6 by tes Matheson of New Lis keard won fourth. It takes longer to report an' accident than to prevent one. Drive in one Jane - Don't straddle two. 3 aaa e F] Dead man's dairy: Check brakes tomorrow. 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