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Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, March 17, 1960 THE HAILEYBURIAM and COBALT POST Publisted by 1 Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ottawa. ; In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance. Ih United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. | Across the kitchen Table By MRS. MAC is being driven well! Safety or- ganizations constantly direct at- tention to our bad drivers -- the reckless, the selfish, the incom- petent, the discourteous, the care- less drivers. Perhaps we should A few months ago a lady named Mrs. Beeker, (I hope I have her name spelled right), phoned me regarding an item of news and while talking to me she said she would be eighty years old in March and that in the spring, she was going to fly back to Germany, where she was born, for a month. T have been trying to contact_her take time, more often, to compli- ment and thank the overwhelming (and increasing) majority of car operators who drive with skill, care, and due regard for the privileges and feelings of other road users -- in other words, for the great bulk of our driving neigh- bours who practice good citizen- ship on the highways." This was one of the remarks of Mr. J. P. Anderson, President of Dunlop Canada Limited, at the recent annual general meeting of the Ontario Safety League, of which he is the new President. And isn't is true? When some- but cannot find her name in the telephone book. So I do hope that if she sees this, she will get in touch with me for I am most anx- ious to hear how the trip to Ger- many is coming along. Mr. R. F. Richardson has been sticking his chest out so far, these last few days, that the buttons on his coat are almost ready to pop off. The reason? Those curling nephews of his, from away out west, have won another champion-| thing mean, or nasty, or cruel, or ship! So who wouldn't be proud? |unlawful, happens, every news- x k eh paper within range headlines it, the radio announcers blare it and roads . . . and the chances are|the television shows it up with: all you will be looking at a car that|its unpleasantness. A group of teenagers get out of hand and "Took at any car on Ontario that too, is spread from coast to coast. But how many people are helped in every day life, how many kindly deeds are done, how many groups of teenagers, from one end of Canada to the other, are working and playing together INDUSTRIAL in P nee Hopes sg hee and others, with never a headline, COMMERCIAL never a radio pat-on-the-back, nor WEDDINGS a mention in television news? Per- 4 IDENTIFICATION sonally, I am getting thoroughly fed up with the blanket classifica- tion of "teenagers". Granted, PICTURE FRAMING there are many in that age group who are blatant, impertinent, Enlarging Papers, Developers : smart-alecky and loud, with no re- and Supplies spect for the rights or property of others, and whose chief aim in life seems to be that of making absolute nuisances of themselves, Mounting Board es es Temiskaming but aren't there the same kind in = es yr P Printing every age group? And then there are others, and in my experience, Company Limited MI 7-4313 New Liskeard they are in the majority, who are thoroughly dependable, likeable, fun-loving and ready and willing NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Haileybury will take into consideration the passing and if approved will pass in its regular meeting in the Council Chamber, at Hailey- bury, on the 1lth day of April 1960, at 7:30 -o'clock in the afternoon, a by-law to close, stop up, and sell to the Owners of the lands abutting thereon the following portion of the laneway lying adjacent to Lots 2, 10 and 12, Plan M-13, North Bay, in the Town of Hailey- bury, in the District of Temiskaming, namely: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the Town of Haileybury, in the District of Timiskaming, and being composed of part of a lane lying west of Farr Avenue and between Broadway and Main Streets and lying adjacent to Lots 2, 10 and 12, Plan M-13, N.B., and further shown on plan prepared by W. J. Ryan, Ontario Land Surveyor, dated December 7, 1959, the boundaries of said parcel are more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at the north east angle of Lot 10, Plan M-13 N.B.; THENCE westerly along the northerly limits of said Lot 10 and Lot 12, Plan M-13 N.B. a distance of 133 feet more or less to the north west angle of said Lot 12; THENCE northerly 20 feet more or less to the south westerly angle of Lot 2, Plan M-13 N.B.; THENCE easterly along the southerly limit of said Lot 2 a distance of 180 feet more or less to the south east angle of said Lot 2; THENCE south easterly a distance of 20.33 feet more or less to the point of commencement. » AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council will at the said time and place here in person or by his Council, Solicitor or Agent any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially effected by the By-Law and who applies to be heard. » AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Plan of Survey above-|> mentioned and a draft of the By-Law proposed to be passed may be' examined at the Town Clerk's Office. DATED at Haileybury, Ontario, this 11th day of March 1960. ae Frank G,. Haskett, ; Clerk, + ; Town of Haileybury. ay ses 7, 10 Appoints Delegates Members of the Federation of Femmes Canadiennes Francais held their March meeting in» the Holy Cross Parish Hall and were welcomed by the president, Mrs. L. Simard. Mrs. D. Veale report- ed for the charitable committee and Mrs. C. Forget for the sick committee. Correspondence was read and other business matters dealt with. An invitation has been sent to Mrs. R. A. S. Boult of Ottawa, National president, asking her to attend the April meeting. The president, Mrs. L. Simard, and the secretary, Mrs. L. Char- ette, were appointed as delegates to attend the convention in Ottawa, April 25 to 28. The group decided to cater for a banquet on April 9th. Reports of the tea held at the home of Mrs. Vannier last month showed that it was a decided suc- cess. Mrs. Simard thanked Mrs. Vannier for the use of her home, and also the conveners who had charge of the tea, Mrs. A. Trudel, Mrs. L. Desjardins, Mrs. T. For- get and Mrs, A. Mathieu. Following the meeting the mem- bers attended the nine o'clock mass and then returned to the hall for lunch and a social hour. They were entertained by Mrs. J. A. Joyal, assisted by Mrs. Veale and Mrs. Charette, who presented an amusing action song. to do their share in community activities. So for goodness sake, if we have to talk about the bad be- haviour of a certain group of young folk, let's not group good and alike under a sneering appel- lation of "teenagers". I think young people are grand and there is nothing makes me happier than to hear a group of my grandson's chums -yell, "Hi, Mrs, Mac", when they meet me on the street. It would never do to end this column without a tribute to St. Patrick and all his forebearers and descendants and if they are all as nice as the ones I met last summer, I wouldn't mind living in Ireland, at all, at all. And then too, I could sail across the Irish Sea betimes and say hello to St. Andrew's descendants, who are grand people too! News from the Evelyn Shoppe The truth about hats is, like diamonds, they are not among the necessities of life, but ARE among the tonic pleasures. Hats are a golden chance for the chic women to appear extra chic. This year, designers have come up with spectacular bulky shapes or the tiny toy hats. These are enchant- ing wisps of veiling with usually a huge rose perched on top or at the side. It was decided that hats are a must for the well-dressed wo- man so they have simply built the hats around the hair. Now, no one can say, "I can't get a hat to fit my new hair style.' The design- ers have come up with a style for everyone, all intriguing and SO ex- citing. Make your selection early. With this season's new shorter sleeve length, emphasis is on gloves. A shipment just in from Paris Gloves shows all the new spring shades and different lengths. And to complete your costume you, will, of course, need a match- ing bag and scarf. We have the smart large bags in French calf, Morocco and patent and scarves in all the colors of the rainbow. It is not too early to make your selection for Easter and a deposit will hold your choice, - THE y™ SHOPPE, 1Cdbalt Ladies Observe Annual Day of Prayer COBALT -- Cobalt observed the Women's World Day of Prayer with a service held in the United Church on Friday, March 4, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. H. Rowden was Key Wo- man with women representing the Anglican, United and Brethren Meeting assisting in the service. The topic this year was ""Labour- ers Together With God'. Mrs. Harold McLean brought a helpful address in harmony with the theme of the purpose of the Bes | > 7 een. | World DBy of Prayer. 3 Mrs. Brontie Svekers gave @ message in song "Eternal Ruler'* accompanied by Mrs. H. L. Wip< precht who was organist for the service. The Confession ana Penitence were given by Mrs. T. J. Duncan, Dedication by Mrs. Eric Smith while the Intercession was sought by Mrs. E. B. Greensides, assist- ed by Mrs. E. Whitehead and Mrs. J. Hunt. The Scripture reading was tak- en by Mrs. H. Ogden. Prayers were offered by Mrs. H. McLean, Mrs. H. Rowden and Mrs. T. Dun- can, FINDLAY 348 Cecil Haileybury Electrical Installations Appliance Repairs Oil Burner Electrical Service Radio Service ELECTRIC OS 2-3682 @) Temiskaming Construction Ltd. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Installations North Bay, Ont. 194 Regina St. © GRover 2-2630 Toronto, Ont. 6th Floor, 360 Bay St. EMpire 3-7381 Haileybury, Ont. P. O. 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