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\ : , C- 'Tea Bag' Tea Planned By Haileybury |.O.D.E. The October meeting of the Hail- eybury Chapter of the L.O:D.E. was held at the home of Mrs. George Black. The Regent thanked all who had helped make the re- =cent Trading Post and Opportunity 5.) fale the success it was. A discus- ""sion followed regarding ways to improve it if it were 'taken as a 1961 project. It was generally felt that-perhaps less clothing and more larger articles such as furniture and household and other items would create' more interest. An- other idea presented was that all other organizations be notified well in'advance of the project date in order to obtain their co-operation and support. A project such as a 'Trading Post has a three-way ad- vantage, the owner is able to re- Ceive a fair price for an unwanted article, the buyer is able to obtain it:at a lower price and the I.0.D.E. makes a -profit of 25 per cent. Another-item of business dis- 'cussed was the '""Teabag Tea" pro- ject. Members were reminded to bring to the 'November meeting, a. list of the friends to whom they want invitations sent. With each in- vitation will be sent a tea bag, ask- ing the recipient to enjoy a cup of Counterfeifer (Continued From Page One) her their three children. Troscinski said that he intended to follow his family if he could not get the counterfeiters te stop pres- suring him. He alleged that later a Joe Smith from Vancouver visited his shop and threatened him, and'he also re- .ceived a number of threatening telephone calls. Once two men came in the shop and threatened him. at gunpoint. Troscinski said that he.anly made "the bills to Satisfy the counterfeit- ers, and that he deliberately made them of poor quality. He used bleached out one dollar bills to print $50 and $100 bills on them. Cross examined by Crown. At- torney George Black, Troscinski - could not say: why he did not go. to the police for protection. But he said that he is still afraid that the gang may molest his family. Defence attorney P. J. Burns of Kirkland Lake said. that the court should take into consideration that ' Troscinski acted under duress. Judge Robinson said that under Section 17 of the Criminal Code, certain crimes could be excused, if the person doing them was being actually threatened at the time he. committed them, and providing there was no conspiracy. However, _ he: could: not accept this as an ex- cuse in this case. He suggested to Mr. Burns that for Troscinski's: own protection he-should also plead: guilty to a charge of manufactur- ing counterfeit money. This will not, however, affect the amount of penalty imposed by. the court; Judge. Robinson added. j Troscinski was; remanded! one _ week for a probation report. tea at home, as the guest. of the 1.0.D.E., and any contribution 'they wish to make can be -returned to the 1.0.D.E. through the sender of the invitation. This project - has been successful in the south and it is hoped that it may be here. Plans for the Christmas Tea to be held on December 7th were dis- cussed and conveners appointed. This year again, there will be a Christmas Table Food: Auction. At the conclusion of the meeting; the Regent thanked the. hostesses and received an, invitation, to, hold the November meeting at the: home of Mrs. C. F. Tuer. : Rotary Club Peanut Blitz A most successful Peanut Blitz was staged by the members of the Haileybury Rotary Club. last Mon- day evening, when practically all homes in the town were contacted, Sales made during the evening grossed over $500.00. Last week six members of. the Haileybury Club and a guest speak- er made a return visit to the Kirk- land Lake Club. Members attend- ing were Max Whitby, Sam Hughes, C. F. Tuer, Darry Hogan, Merv. Lavigne and: Ian. MacDiar- mid. Their guest speaker was Q: E. -Walli, principal of the Provin- cial Institute of Mines, who gave a talk on the mining: school activi- ties, slides. At Monday's. meeting, G. L. Cas- sidy, principal of the: High School was inducted as a new member. and presented with his Rotary. Pin. It has been . decided -that: each member of the Club in turn, be made responsible for providing a speaker or programme for the weekly meetings. The week of November 13. to 19 fis Rotary Foundation: Week and a special programme is to be: plan- ned, = Farewell Party For Lea Family COBALT -- Friends and neigh- bours of Mr. and: Mrs. Frank Lea of Mileage 104, met at. the 'home Mr. and Mrs. H. Buckler on Tues- day, October 18; for a surprise ,|farewell party. Mr. and Mrs. Lea and family Bobbi, Susie and Ro- 'bert are leaving . Sunday, 'ber 30, for Montreal and will be sailing Tuesday for England where they will make their home. The evening was spent in reminiscing and friendly. chatter. The presen- tation of sheets; pillow cases: and tewels was made: to. Mr; and Mrs. 'Lea and each, of the children received: a. toy. . i | "Refreshments: were served later the highlight-of which was a: beau- 'tifully decorated cake, inscribed 'with the word) "Farewell". ~ illustrated booklet Orillia Haileybury, Ont. HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT f Rock of Ages' new "_ For your free ctee'How To Choose Your Family Monument" visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER | SANDERSON MONUMENT Co. LTD. - On LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. TULLOCH 35 Phons OSborne 2-5218 illustrating his: points * with. Octo- |. Deer Season Opens On November The open season for deer in that part of the North Bay District north of the Mattawa River, French River and Lake Nipissing commences on Tuesday, November 1, and runs through until November 25th, It has been erroneously report- ed that this area opens..on Octo- ber-31st. While this eryor is regret- able, it cannot be used as a-legal excuse to 'Jump the gun'* and Con- servation. Officers patrolling the district may 'lay charges. against any. hunters who attempt to hunt deer before. the season legally commences. - - Of special 'interest is the area south. of the French and Mattawa Rivers including the District of Parry Sound, Muskoka. (except the -|townships of Medora and Wood) 'and the south part of Nipissing, where there wilh be an open sea- son for moose coinciding with the deer season, from November 7th to 19th. A special licence: is avail- able for $26.00 which enables the holder to. take. one moose OR one deer but not both. It is not permiss- able to hold an, ordinary deer or moose licence as well as. the spe- cial cembination. licence. Brownie Pack Helps UNICEF The- lst: Haileybury Pack. Brown- ies: had: their fourth, annual: meet- ing on Monday, October 24. Penny Ann. Cote: and; Cathy Jane: Cran- dell were: Fairy, Queens for the day. Linda. Bryson. passed. her button test_and, Linda Bryson. and: Donalda Macintyre. both, passed. their darn- ing tests. 'The. Pack voted: unanimously in favor of collecting pennies for Unicef,. United Nations -Children's Fund, on; Halloween: night.. Many children, in, Canada. and: almost all children, of . Metropolitan Toronto have decided to..do. this because so-much, money..is. spent on candy and a few. pennies: can. do .a great deal to help children in under- privileged countries. Through Unicef one cent will provide five glasses. of milk and ten. cents enough penicillen to cure a child of; yaws. The. Brownies. are hoping. that when, they come for- shellouts you will: "Shell Out" instead of candy, pennies for Unicef which they will collect in. sealed' tins. You, will be helping: them, to, really help: child- ren, in other parts. of the world. School Board: Considers. Addition to School COBALT -- The School Board of the .Township School, Area, of Co- balt and. Coleman, met last- week for the regular meeting Those present were chairman, I, Tresidder, H. A. Todd; L, Othmer, D: F.- Hor- an, .secretary-treasurer, Mrs. A. McGugan, The a officer, ment of 362, average. daily, attend- 'ance. 96.48." Ontario Education, Week; will: be |'}' observed November 612, The: | theme. to. be: "'Education.--. Key to the Future'. Plans are under way, to. hold: an, 'Open House' in coniueation with, this. , Again. this year, Guiics eight students will be conducting a cam-. |. Accounts. approved: for payment: itotalled $5,804.62, | Due to the crowding ofthe class- rooms, the Board is giving serious consideration to building two new 'reoms at a cost between $65,000, ||;and $70,000.00 Enrolment for each lof the Grades is as follows; Kin- idergarten, 32; Grade 1, 56; Grade '2, 55; Grade 3, 36; Grade 4, 38; 5. 38; Grade 6, 41; Grade 7, 34 and "Grade 8, 32. trustees: W, Fleming, |; Cameron. and -the principal, Dy Ci} Mrs. |}, | Lila. Dixon: reported: that> pupil at-|} tendance: in. September was ex-|] "|| ceptionalty; good and' no. absentee thealls were made. ; | 'The principal reported: an enrol: |} Haileybury Curling Club Lounge SATURDAY, OCT. 29 jpaign for UNICEF on, Hallowe'en)) Thursday, October 27, 1960 A joint rally of the Women's Missionary Society and the Wo- men's Association of the United Church of Canada was held in, Trinity United Church at Kirkland Lake on Wednesday, Octoher 19. Attending. from Haileybury were Mrs. H.. G. Pickard, Mrs. W. C. Arnold and Mrs. C. E. Peacock. The theme for the day was "Inte all the world together'. Rev. J. A, Lougheed conducted the opening worship, and administered Holy Communion to the eighty or more members attending. A welcome was given by Mrs. C. L. MacDonald, president of the Trinity W.A. to all the ladies and wished them a day of fellowship and inspiration. The guest speaker for the day was. Mrs. J. L. Halpenny of: Tor- onto. She is the secretary to the cemmission on the work of women in the chureh. Her subject was the background study of the new or- Remand Roy (Continued From Page One) Criminal Toronto. Roy called police to his home after he allegedly found his. wife upon his return to his residence. Her purse and shoes were found near the home of a brother-in-law, Edward Roy, about 100-feet away. The: couple lived most of. the year at the Friday Tourist Camp, on, Lake Temagami. Mrs. Roy was ithe former Jane Friday and is 'survived by- her husband} one. son, James, 18, a Toronto student: Investigation Branch, im, 1666, was. the first modern, cen- and) the population .then. was. 3,215, The first census taken in Canada | sus taken anywhere in the world! The Haileyburian Page 3 Trinity Women's Group onvenes Joint Rally ganization, 'The United Church Women", which will come into ef- fect on, January 1, 1962. Mrs. Hal- penny was a delegate to General Council which met in Edmonton, Alberta, on September 14. The re- port of the: Women's new Organiza- tion was placed before the Council and. approved. Literature. material for 1960-61 was. displayed: by Mrs. Arnold and | Mrs. Sinclaix. Supper was held in' the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chureh. The evening worship was taken by the Baby Band Mothers of Trinity United Church. ; A profitable day was. spent nd more: knowledge gained in regard to. the New Organization ef Woe men's work within, the. church. TORONTO 3 TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY Single Return $7.05 $12.90 BUSES LEAVE NORTH BAY TO TORONTO DAILY 9:10 am, 4:40 p.m, 12:25 night WEEK-END: EXPRESS '4:40 om. - Sun, or Hol. - trip 'wilh not run. Dec, 25th or Jan. Ist. Standard) Time { Tickets: and: Information, at NORTH: BAY BUS TERMINAL Cassell's. St, and. Second Ave, W. Telephone GR: 2-3900 exclusive of Indians and) Eskimos. |) D. Grassi. - Agent Haileybury, Ont. P: O. Box 459 Phone OS 2=3311 Toronto, Ont; 6th Floor, 36% Bay St. .EMpire 35-7381 (® Temiskaming Construction Ltd. 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