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a a Oe Te ee ee ee a a ee " Page 4 The Haileyburian Thursday, Fi April 20, 1961 Dave Pessah, of the New Liskeard Hydro staff and John Butler, superintendent at the Ontario heard talks on how to use electricity to lessen the drudgery on Government Demonstration farm farms when Hydro personne] fr Dave told John, "That's.a lot of are both examining. om across Northern Ontario met at the Farm on Tuesday. When Bull," he was referring, of course, to the pure bred animal they Spring Tea Held At St. Andrews A charmingly arranged: Spring Tea was sponsored by 'the mem- bers of the Women's Federation of St. Andrew's United Church, on Saturday afternoon, April 15, in the basement of the church, with Mrs. J. Murphy as convener. The guests were welcomed as they entered by Mrs. C. E. Pea- cock. A floral arrangement of pink) snapdragons, white tapers and sil- ver candelabra centred the head tea table which was laid with a white lace cloth. During the af- ternoon, Mrs. O. °E. Walli and Mrs. G. Pratt shared the pouring honors. -The small tea tables were at- tractive with white covers and lighted tapers. Serving the guests were Mrs. E. N. Fitzgerald, Mrs. S. B. Bond, Mrs. R. Thompson and Mrs. A. G. Inglis. | The produce table, which proved | a popular place, was convened by Mrs, C. F. Tuer, assisted by Mrs. | A. Dempster. Geo. A. Sutherland Funeral services were held from the Symington Funeral Chapel in Kirkland Lake for George Albert Sutherland, well-known in Hailey- bury, whose death occurred on Saturday, April 8, following an ill- ness of several years. Mr. years of age, was a printer, an oc- cupation which he started with the Daily Nugget in North Bay, later coming to Haielybury to°assist his brother, Duncan Sutherland, in the publishing of the Haileyburian. About 20 years ago, he moved to Kirkland Lake, where he organ- ized and operated the Sutherland Printing Company. 'He is survived by his wife, form- erly Miss Mildred Mayhew of Haileybury, and two daughters, Shirley and Norma; five brothers, James of Schumacher, Kenneth and Earl of Nanaimo, B.C.; Wil- liam of North Bay, and Douglas of ---Englehart; and two sisters, Mrs. Emerson Carmichael of Sud- bury and Mrs. Percy Grozelle of Haileybury. Interment was in the Kirkland |Lake Cemetery. CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS [iaLIMPROWEIVIEN Plumbing, Builders'. Hardware and Tools, Roofing, Tile, Lumber and Millwork. Wm. POLLOCK & SON LTD. Lumber - Millwork Serving Temiskaming and district since 1905 LI 4-2325 OS 2-3351 - Builders' Supplies ENGLEHART HAILEYBURY Sutherland, who was 62; | Annual Meeting For Local Institute At the annual meeting of the Haileybury Women's Institute, on Thursday, April 13, Mrs. E. B: Campbell was elected as president for the coming year. Other offic- ers and conveners elected includ- ed Mrs. Ivan Sadler as first vice- president, Mrs. John Fieming, sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. S. Mc- Intyre, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E. Campbell, district director, and Mrs. D. Hagar, alternate director. Delegates named to attend the district annual meeting in New Liskeard in May were Mrs. E. B. Campbell, Mrs. D. Hagar and Mrs. J Conbas The following conveners were named: Public Relations, Mrs. S. McIntyre; Junior Activities, Mrs. George. Johnston; Home Econom- ics and Health, Mrs. I. McNaught; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. John Fleming; Historical Research Mrs. J..Cobb;. Agriculture and). Canadian Industries, Mrs. R. Campbell; Resolutions, Mrs. -H. Cook; Sick Committee, Mrs. G. Johnston; auditors, Mrs. T. Sauve}, and Mrs. I. McNaught. § Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. McIntyre were appointed as i a committee to prepare a pro- gram for the coming year. Mrs. J. Cobb, Mrs. E. Campbell and Mrs. C. Clute were named as the lunch committee for May. During the business session the roll call was answered by the pay- |}. ment of the fees for the coming year. Mrs. port on the district directors meet- ing held recently in New Liskeard. |A gift of china was prepared and sent to Mrs. Henry Adams on the occasion of her fiftieth wedding anniversary. It was announced that Mrs. Sam Craig, a charter member of the branch, who is now a shut-in, would appreciate visits from Insti- tute members= Fatima Student In Northern Finals Jimmy Bourget, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bourget, was- success- ful in winning first place in the Legion District K Finals, in the public speaking competition held in Kirkland Lake Legion Hall on Sunday, April 14, in the Junior High School Class. Speaking on the topic, "I am a Canadian, because -- ", he won out over three other contestants in his class and will now advance into the area finals being held in Kirkland Lake next month. Final- ists from as far away as. Sault Ste. Marie will be competing. The winners will then go on to Ham- ilton for the all-Ontario competi- tion. Jimmy is a student at Fatima. High School in Haileybury. William Morrissey The. death occurred at. Miseri- cordia Hospital, Haileybury, on Wednesday, April 12th, of William Lawrence Morrissey, in his 82nd year. a Mr. Morrissey was 2 widely- known resident of Latchford where he had conducted a general: store since 1910. He had been in fail- ing health for some years and had been a patient in the hospital since January. Mr. Morrissey was born Feb. 25, 1880, at Perce, in the Gaspe district of Quebec, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Morrissey. His moth- er was the former Mary Hennes- sey. He worked in the lumbering industry in his early years, main- ly in the Parry Sound district, where he lived for some years be- fore coming to Latchford. He was married to Mary Switzer in 1916. He is survived by his widow and one son Russell of Sturgeon Falls, also by one 'sister, Mary, who is a nun in a religious order at Que- bec City; two brothers, Dan of Calgary and Henry of Perce; and a half-brother, Edmund of Mont- real. None of the surviving broth- ers and sister were able to attend the funeral because of advanced age and distance involved. Buffam Funeral Home at Cobalt on Friday, April 14th, with the Rev. Smith of the Cobalt Angli- can Church officiating. Honorary pall-bearers were old friends J. A. Pelkie of New Liskeard, Hugh The funeral was held from the' 4 2 Pot Luck Supper -- Mrs. Fern Ortwein of Englehart, District Deputy President; who paid her official visit to the North: ern Light Rebekah Lodge at their bi-monthly meeting on Wednesday night, was escorted in by a guard: of honor and welcomed by the' Noble Grand, Mrs. Bula Lathem. . Mrs. Ortwein was accompanied by: Mrs. Bruce McFarlane and' Mrs. J. Lamb. In her address she %. Rebekah Lodge spoke of many subjects of inter- est to the members. During the short business ses- sion, Mrs. Donna Carriere reported visiting three members who were in hospital and sending cards to. three who were confined to their. homes. At the close of the meeting a. all. pot luck supper was enjoyed by~ Armstrong of Cobalt, Harold Mce-- Dermid, Tom Sullivan, Ralph' Switzer and Percy Bates of Latch-' ford. Active pall-bearers' were George Quenneville, Harry Con- roy, Leo Rabillard, Harvey Switz--- er, Lawrence Anderson of Latch-' ford and Tom Funnell of Gillies.' Interment was at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Haileybury. Among the out-of-town people at- tending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrissey of Sturgeon Falls. - Haileybury, Ont. Phone OS 2-3311 Campbell gave a re-|' (C} Temiskaming Construction Ltd. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Installations Torunto, Ont. P. O. Box 459 @ 6th Floor, 369 Bay St. EMpire 3-7381 y North Bay, Ont. 194 Regina St. . GRover 2-2636 ever--in Ontario! Po FREE! ONTARIO 7; Mal to: vara es LITERATURE Start planning now! 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