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| Across the Kite c e: fe, Table BY AMRS. MAC ee "The shouting and th¢ tumult dies, The Captains andthe King relax; The subjects heave some -mighty sighs, And ponder, in their hearts, the question of their tax." - (Mayor A. H. Cooke has achieved -a worthwhile ambition, the oppor- 'tunity to complete a decade of service as Mayor of Haileybury. And the fact that the former mem- bers of council were returned with chim shows that. the townspeople -must approve of the work they have done in the past year. Those who failed in the race 'should have no regrets. They of- fered their services, and were will- ing to serve if they were chosen. But, according to the fortunes of | News from the -- Svelyn Shoppe HAILEYBURY "The dress-up season is here! Time for the brocade costume, as simple in line as it is becoming. It has color, shimmer and a vers- atility that goes unmatched. In champagne shade, gold and frost- -ed green. One we like has squar- ed neckline, three-quarter sleeves, and a skirt with soft folds: An- other sleeveless sheath is topped with a short jacket and a sprink- ling of sequins, half hidden in the' folds of the collar. See the lovely chiffons, so good this season. A everyone cannot win, so bet- ter luck next time, and. in the meantime, '"'brighten the spot where you are." My Christmas tree was delivered last- Saturday and is standing in the veranda, ready to be -untied and brought in. Those Scotch pines are really beautiful, (of course, all Scotch things are), are so easy to decorate, and best of all, do not shed their needles. (I hope the Service Clubs who are selling them appreciate the plug I'm giv- ing them.) war, * * Here are a few "Highway Howl- ers' that I wouldn't advise -any- one to use as excuses: T-collided with a stationery tram 'coming the other way. The accident was due to the other man narrowly missing me. I told the other idiot. what he was. and went on. ' I blew my horn but it would not work as it had been stolen. If the other driver had stopped a-few yards behind himself the accident would never have hap- pened. New Professional For Skating Club Mrs. Bonnie Butler, formerly Miss Bonnie Keon of New Lis- keard, will be employed by the Haileybury Figure Skating Club as Skating Instructress, commencing mew dress will put you in a festive mood for the holiday entertain- | in January, 1962. Mrs. Butler received her train- ing. Fashion stresses the dressy | ing at the New Liskeard Figure look for after five. We have a good selection in regular, petite and half sizes, If a new coat is on your Christ- mas. list, remember Evelyn has -..3@ per cent off the balance of ~ cloth coats, a worthwhile saving. There are still a few with beaver, mink or fox collars. For :TV lounging -- a set of py- )) Jamas. with quilted top and satin]. -: - trousers; or, another terrific value, » micely boxed, at $6.95, quilted short - box jacket with jersey trousers. _- Lounging robes of all types; Ly- -. on's slippers in plastic cases, the perfect gift item, from $1.99 to $3.99. What girl's eyes wouldn't sparkle te receive a pair of lined soft cape- skin gloves from France. Her fa- shion sense will revel in these, two, 'four or six button length, with fine stitching and detail. A glove ward- robe for casual and dress wear would be a gift appreciated throughout the year. Evelyn has some week-end spec- jials for you in a group of dressy dresses, many at half price. The balance of velour and velvet hats, greatly reduced, with still a good selection of color. Get your name im with every cash purchase of $5.00, on our Gift Certificates of $25 and $15. To be drawn on December 23. HAPPY, SHOPPING Skating Club, beginning in 1951. gMore recently she attended the Schumacher Club, under -the di- rection of Mr. Hans Gerschweiler. She has attained her Third Test Bar and Senior Bronze Dance Tests and is presently working on her Fourth Test. E In 1960 Mrs. Butler became a professional and taught at the En- -giehart Figure Skating Club. = . Registration for the 1962. season will take place on the 29th of De- eember, from two to four o'clock, in the Sroka Motors Showroom. Any further information may be obtained. from Mrs. G. P. Thoday. The Skate Exchange is being looked after by Mrs. A. Barrs, phone OS 2-5281. Films Available At Film Council The following are the films available through the local Film Council during the month of Dec- ember: Antarctic Whale Hunt; Canada's Atom Goes to Work; Coal Gas; Community Responsibilities; Eyes- for Tomorrow; Fraser's River; Harvest -in the Valley; Irons in the Fire; Personal Qualities for Job Suceess; Romance of Trans- portation; Sceptre and the Mace;- Story of HMS Shannon; Accidents Don't. Happen; Arctic . Outpost; Caribou Hunters; Children of the' Mowtntains; Diary ofa Sidewalk | Superintendent; The Doctor -Order~ ed "Clay; Fingals Cave; Fisher- man; He Acts His Age; Kumak: The Sleepy Hunter; Look Alert:. Stay Unhurt; Routine Job. SHOPPE My. Shanks to the electors of Haileybury for their confidence in me, in re-electing me as councillor.- James einen' 5 -|story from the second chapter of '|Luke, followed by the concluding '|ident, Mrs. D. Huff, reported that | Royal Purple held their regular Holy Cross P.T.A. Sunday afternoon, December 3, the French Parent-Teachers As- sociation met in the Holy Cross School for their December meet- ing, and Parents' Day. Mr. L. Charette, school inspector, was guest speaker, and expressed his appreciation to the parents for their co-operation. He asked them to realize. and accept. their -res- ponsibility both to their. children and to the school. He then presented to the princi- pal of the school, Sister Suzanne Marie,' a trophy presented by the French Association of Education in Ontario for the efforts of the pupils-in presenting their savings in connection with the opening of new schools. Following this both French and English parents were invited to the classrooms to receive their children's report cards. A record was kept. of the par- ents attending, and the following percentages were noted: Kinder- garten -- teacher, Miss Jeannine Morris, 88 per cent; Grade I -- Sister Claire d'Italie, 77; Grade II -- Miss Monique Mageau, 77; Grade III -- Miss Lucille Parent, 91; Grade IV -- Mrs. Yvonne Phoulx, 79; Grade VI -- Mrs. L. Lacroix, 86; Grade VI -- sister Jean du Calvaire, 90; Grade VII Thursday, December 7, YZ W DWN ™'»*»§"™®"§"BUwo Parents' Day for |, 1961 The Haileyburian I wish to thank all my supporters for showing their confidence in me at the polls on Monday. There are many projects to be com- pleted including the new town garage, muni- cipal office and new post office. Haileybury's growth and prosperity is my interest in 1962. ARTHUR COOKE SS ' DI111\\ '"l'i'FrrE 6 OP Fr .F>FoQ tt UD OOANwWOy DDG aS Page _5 SS MY SINCERE THANKS to the people of Haileybury for their support in the recent municipal election. iqerice Findlay -- Mrs. Antoinette Charbonneau, 93; Grade VIH -- Sister Claire Alice, 81. Tea was served by Mrs. Houle | and a social half hour enjoyed. | A sale of French Library books } was held with Mrs. Olier Gravel in charge. | At each of these meetings, the} names of all children whose par-| ents are present are put in a box! and the one drawn receives a! prize of two dollars. This time! the winning pupil was Louise Lac- roix. | New Officers for Baptist Ladies Aid. The Ladies. Aid of the Hailey- bury Baptist Chureh held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. George Sidney, at Moose Lake, on Tuesday, December 5th. Thirteen ladies answered the roll call. Devotional secretary Mrs. W. Hopkins opened the meeting with prayer and read the-~- Christmas verse of Dickens' Christmas Carol. In the business session, the pres- the Ladies Aid had purchased a new carpet runner for the church aisle. The ladies unanimously agreed that they would, at this time, present to the pastor, the balance of their monetary assist- anee towards his expenses at Mic- Master University. The nominating committee pre- sented the following slate of of- ficers for the coming year: Mrs. D. Huff, president; Mrs. C. Gag- non, vice-president; Mrs. G. Kel- ly, secretary; Mrs. S. T. Tresid- der, treasurer; Mrs. W. Hopkins, devotional secretary; Mrs.:~ G. Kranz, advertising secretary. Haileybury Personals Mrs. W. C. Arnold has returned from Toronto where she attended a meeting of the Board of Ontario Welfare Council. Members of the Order of the meeting at the home of Mrs. Har- ry Coull Monday evening with the Honored Royal Lady, Mrs. D..G. Hargrave, in charge. It was decid- ed to hold a draw on a Mary Max- im sweater in February. Follow- ing the business session, a° Christ- mas party was enjoyed, followed by an exchange of gifts. The next meeting. will be held on January 8th. Gordon Waldon of Ottawa was a (i) Temiskaming Construction Ltd. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Installations Torunto, Ont. 6th Floor, 384 Bay St. EMpire 3-7381 Haileybury, Ont. P. O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 194 Regina St. GRover 2-2630 North Bay, Ont. ee i agi a aaa SR ee eee eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee ee re tO NE NN EE REE ENE EEE INE IIR IRI TE Tee bere ee visitor in town while. enroute to Cinkband: Lake@.s< ge) wives te tee CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS ? Christmas Store Hours OPEN WEDNESDAYS, 6, 13, 20 and JAN. 3 TILL 6 P.M. ~ OPEN EVENINGS 20, 21, 22, 23 TILL 9 P.M. 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