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Page 4 The Haileyburian Thursday, March 10, 1960 The newly-elected executive officers of the Canadian Ladies' Curling Association which was formed February 2nd in Toronto with delegates from nine provinces attending are, from left to right, Mrs. Thirza Kirk, Port Arthur, Ontario, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. -Yazel Watt, Port Arthur, Ontario, President and Mrs. Muriel Youngson, Regina, Sask., Vice-President. Representatives of all provinces. except Newfoundland, formed the Canadian Ladies' Curling Association with Dominion Stores Limited as their sponsor, during a two-day meeting in Toronto. The first National Ladies' Curling Championship, called the Dominion Diamond "D", will be held in Ontario in 1961. The 1962 round-robin championship 'Dominion Diamond "D" will be held in, Regina, Sask., home of Mrs. Youngson, the Vice-President. Across the Kitchen Table By MRS. MAC March 6 to 12 is being observed, awareness of educational -- prob- as Education Week Canada and some interesting facts have been coming into this office regarding it. In one: release from 'the Can- adian Conference on Education in Ottawa they sort of apologize for the fact that there is not the mark- ed improvement in the interest and effort in education over previous years, that they had hoped for. But they. still believe that Canadians deserve credit for their heightened News from the ! his is the Spring when you in a light and fancy-free mood. And that you can do, if you browse |in the spring fashion collection at | Evelyn's! There you will see many | new and fascinating fabrics and | the easy - to - wear slightly re- 'laxed lines. The suit with the shortened sleeves, many belted and slightly fitted, others short and boxy, the stroller suit. The lightened look of fabric, col- | our and weave appears in the mut- 'ed plaid of a three-quarter coat, in tones of oatmeal, beige and mocha, This has a matching .com- ' panion, skirt' in the plain texture weave. of the coat. The raw silk lining of the coat is again picked up in the matching silk blouse with tie at neckline: Truly a complete | wearable costume and again, the | coat may' be worn over all your | dresses as a summer coat. A suit of, interest is in bone , Shade with herringbone weave in 'soft beige and grey-blue. This has a slightly fitted: jacket with loose ' three-quarter sleeve, _ A slim casual coat in cashmere 'has hand stitched lapels and pock- ets, impeccably tailored by Gordon 'and comes in mocha, blue or sing- } ing red. A. Linton tweed in plaid | design*in 'mellow beige tones is a ' striking .coat in both texture and weave. And of course, you will see . the' perennial spring navy, shown in 'an alltround belted coat with 'large collar and cape sleeves. This {is a new look and a becoming look. | You will love it, These and many more you will see at Evelyn's. Come in and make , your selection while the choice is - good. A deposit will hold it until | Easter. Suit prices start at $29.95. throughout | lems. | Lvelyn Shoppe should approach clothes shopping, They ended their release with these words: "Perhaps you would like to compare your own community's educational situation with these National averages." And here are the National aver- ages; perhaps these figures should make some of us pause and think before we blast off at the increase in taxes that will be directed our way for a new school or an addi- tion to an old one. In 1957 Canadians spent on cars, $1;865 million dollars, in 1958 they spent $2,074 million, an increase of $209 million. On tobacco and alcoholic bev- erages they spent in 1957, $1,322 million, in 1958 the amount was $1,424 million, an increase of $102 rhillion more. On| EDUCATION, in 1957, the amount' spent was $1,020 million, in 1958 it' was increased to $1,070 million' an increase of $50 mil- lion. On the one hand they spent a substantial amount of money to educate: their children and pre- pare them to make their own liy- ing and on the other hand, they spent six times as much on ¢ars and alcoholic beverages that are responsibile for killing, maiming, and ruining the home lives of thousands of those same children. Surely, soon the pendulum will begin, to swing back and parents will begin to think, plan and act in- terms of sanity and common sense, Bucke Board Beefs At Rail Crossing Bucke township school board isn't happy about the railroad crossing on the Haileybury west road. The crossing has to be travel- led each day by a school bus. At its recent meeting the board decided to send a resolution point- ing out the dangers of the situa- tion to A. R. Herbert, MPP for the district; R. S. Chapman, de- partment of highways engineer at New Liskeard; and to the Ontario Northland Railway. 'A change in policy concerning the use of the auditorium at the North Cobalt public school was announced. After March 31 meet- ings by organizations will not be permitted in the auditorium ex- cept for purposes directly connect- ed with the school or pupils. The board is of the opinion that let- ting a great many organizations use the auditorium is adding to the costs of upkeep. This will not apply to the annual ratepayers" meeting, nor the meet-|+ i ings of the Home and School As- Day of Prayer At Baptist Church Mrs. W. Davis of the Baptist church gave the call to worship when the Women's World Day of Prayer was held in the Baptist church. Taking part in the different parts of the program were Mrs. E. Sad- ler of the Gospel Hall who took the worship, Mrs. M. Crooks of the Baptist church read the Scripture, Isaiah, chapter 58, and St. Mat- thew, chapter 25. The Dédication was given by Mrs. Charles McRoberts of the Pentecostal church and Mrs. G. L. Cassidy of the Anglican church gave the intercession. Mrs. Don Davidson of the Baptist church sang as a solo, "If I Have Wound- ed any Soul To-day,' accompan- ied by Mrs. Walter Gagnon at the organ. Mrs. .Gagnon acted as or- ganist throughout the Service. The address was given by Mrs. Lieutenant Kennedy of the Salva- tion Army in New Liskeard, on the theme 'Labourers together with God." The service was closed with the hymn, "The day Thou Givest, Lord, is ended." Mrs. G. Kranz and Mrs. G. Kelly acted as ushers. Exhaustive testing proves major components last up to four times longer. Totally new cabs proven 67% more twist-resistant. New frames for many models up to 4.8 times ; more torsionally-rigid. These are typical 1960 Chevrolet Truck facts and figures. They, plus Chevrolet's revolutionary new features, mean more profit, through: longer life, less maintenance, easier working, outsized cargo space, extra economy. ~ sociation or the Women's Institute. 'Dial OS 2-3001- A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Chevrolet Trucks -- outwork, outlast 'em all Look into Chevrolet value today. You'll _find that Chevrolet is really built to build your trucking profits to a new high. You'll find dozens of extra convenience and profit-making features such as the way Chevrolet's big new full-width hood and low fender crown make waderhood com- :ponents more accessible for faster, easier servicing. You'll find variable-rate rear springs that come in high capacities to accommodate big payloads, adjusting : - spring resistance automatically as you add 1960 CHEVROLET STURDI-BILT TRUCKS NEW front suspension features radically- new independent torsion springs. Now Chevrolet's front wheels step right over bumps. Tough torsion springs soak up shocks. As much as 58% of objectionable road shock is absorbed before it reaches truck body, sheet metal, or driver. ies NEW box-section frames, provide new. do-the-job brawn. Chevrolet's box- section, rail design frame is stronger than ever. Massive "K" or "X" brace cross-members increase truck stamina by adding to torsional rigidity. able 6's. Every Chevrolet dealer ih See your authorized Chevrolet Truck Dealer today ! - 'HAILEYBURY GARAGE L CHEVROEBT - OLDSMOBILE - CHEV. TRUCKS © _ Ferguson St. NEW brakes provide max- imum safety in bringing a loaded truck to a fast, sure stop. Extra-wide lining wears longer. Choose from vacuum- hydraulic units, air-hydraulic and full air-brakes. NEW pr aie, Lal d wh T. This typical Chevrolet attention to detail gives easier safer hand- ling, longer tire life, less shimmy. Remember Chevrolet truck front wheels are factory balanced. more weight to the truck. And in the power department you'll find that there's no match anywhere for Chevrolet's high- ~ power, high-torque V8's or tough depend- Chevrolet power-plant gives you peak performance with max- imum economy. There's no end to the reasons why it will profit you to see your today about Chevrolet Trucks' big new build. He's waiting for your call, do it now! : and outsell'em all too! : Haileybury ai A pS Pe ic TD