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THURS., NOVEMBER 4, 1954 HAILEYBURIAN : Spyz Tires the centre of "Jeunesses Musi- cacles" ...Centrally located as we are; fortunate to have a graceful autditorium in which to present a concert; proven to be a population who enjoys good music, everything points te Afi heght SuGcess. o~ . we would like our Thaton Friday evenine at 7:00 redaers to understand that a |- pm. the MHaileybury Figure though the accent is on youth Skating Club will meet in' the Ho- 45 the name of the organization tel Haileybury the Executive Would lindicate, there is no bar to adults (like you and me beyond the youth class) whose en- thusiasm for music well sung or played links ther in a common wishes you to know that this 1s no routine meeting ror we vv *Te of figure skating in Haileybury n ood turn-out to : popends 00 2 & oe bond with young supporters. make important decisions for relies another year ... meantime, any That from all accounts, the National Art Gallery exhibition which will open here on Saturday member of the club, eleven years and over is eligible to begin skat- on a 3 pees ae afternoon and which is sponsored Dee Cee: ni Soave by the MHaileybury Art Club and Sundays ...until such time,, ee - promises to be one well worth of course, as our Own ice is 58 : z : : 'c 1 the visit to the High School... available....the fee of $4.00. will please note that the exhibit is i ak d ya age . . . ote aa ceeese ee ede upstairs and not in the auditor- Waele <d c pring ium which was found to be un- EODoooss Miss _ Pat TERS ree Catt suited to hanging pictures Schumacher is the new skating there is little that we can add teaching and lessons are 4°80 to the information given last available now. .remember, if your week in this, paper Weoncennitts child is interested in skating, it fis up to you to take an interest and help organize the winter program, the exhibit...except to express the hope that everyone with an interest in painting will see it... no one today has much of.a leg to stand on in the time-worn argument entitled "Canada's Lack of Culture"...her achieve- ments in painting present too stiff an opposition, while _ still admitting that likea little child everyone and everything must RERKK That we are happy this week to see Haileybury established as SHELL CUSTOMERS ONLY! ity where we may lack in- dividuality in other fields, it is offset to a degree by our abun- dance of painters with original- ity and imagination, oboe That the place to be on Friady afternoon at 3:15 p:m. is on the Mining School grounds shouting your head off for the ~High HOW TO SAVE School football team as_ they fight their way to the NOSSA MONEY THIS title...they deserve the support WINTER! of every single individual in town because they are putting the old town on the map sports- wise after years standing in the sHades Winter isjustaroundthe corner again and of course to you motorists that means time to put anti-freeze in your car's cooling system. But this year you will benefit from one of the biggest winter driving bargains ever! The price of Shellzone Anti-Freeze is now only $3.95 a gallon at most dealers. And you won't get better cooling-system protec- tion for your car at any price. FORA That it's off we go to the Nor- thern Ski Club on Saturday night to enjoy one of those friendly shappy evenings f** whieh™ the club is now well known. ..every- thing is in readiness and Marc Proux has charge of the snack aT eae bar refreshments once again... tories, exhaustive studies in ics been Z long Weare between automotive cooling-system parties and it's about time we ppetection rovedShellzoneto gathered together with our e unexcelled asananti-freeze. friends for an evening of good These studies included severe fun. tests under all the weather and ' FO HIK ri conditi: enc = - ataciisg incecciotes cue That on Thursday, November 11th, at 6:30 p.m. the Ladies' Le- gion Auxiliary will be holding You'll get a double guarantee their annual turkey dinner in the Two separate guarantees are Legion Hall .:.this year, the yours when your Car is protec- ladies have made arrangements ted by Shellzone. The . ell Oil Com arantee their pro- daceand 225 Shell Dealer guarantees his service. Shellzone will protect all types of liquid-cooled enginés. It is non-corrosive and non- rusting, and will not damage rubber or metal parts. And remember .. . Shellzone is a permanent-ethylene glycol _ anti-freeze. It will not boil away. It will last and give maximum through- out the cries wichek. if A word to the wise And that means you. This time of year any night can turn suddenly cold. If your car's cooling system is unprotected, the result could be a cracked block and a bill for several hundred dollars. Why take this chance? It costs no more to get Shellzone now. See your neighbourhood Shell Dealer. __ SAY -SHELLZONE AND SAVE to hold a dance in the hall after dinner with Ollie Shaver and his hand supplying the music. rere That if you should want a turnip that will last you and yours throughout the winter, the man to see is John Dewson.... for some reason or other, we never thought of this as being much of a season for anything or anybody but apparenty the vege- table world has been having the best time....here was this truck paked in front of The Hailey- lurian loaded down withturnips NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Jean Lapierre, Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Jean La- pierre late of the Town of Hail- eybury, inthe District of Temis- kaming, Retired General Mer- chant,, deceased, who died on or about the 17th day . of August, 1954, are hereby notified to send to the underisgned personal rep- resentative of the said deceas- ed on or before the 4th day of "December. 1954, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the said personal representative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice to the exclusion of all others and she will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have no- tice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof. Dated at New Liskeard, On- tario, this 16th day of October, A.D. 1954, : Palmyre Fraser Lapierre, Haileybury, Ontario By: Gordon Wallingford, Q.C.. Barrister Solicitor, Etc., New Liskeard, Ontario Lt. Commander and Mrs. F. Salvation Army Services on Saturday Cobalt and Haileybury. = : Ham will conduct special and Sunday in Salvation Army Marks 47 Years of Service Here Forty-sevenyears ago, on the . Streets of Haileybury a serange sight met the eyes of many who were wending their way home or were out for an evening's walk, On one of the corners of* the old Haileybury stood a lassie in a large bonnet, emblazoned with a ribbon reading "The Salva- tion Army" and also to be seen was a man with a cap, similar in design to the railway conduc- tor's of today. These people were the neers of an organ pio- which be allowed time to reach matur- has spread to every country but the iron curtain countries. Since that beginning, Hailey- bury has had many _ Salvation Army officers stationed in com- mand of the Corps, a number of them rising to high positions in Army ranks. The Army history in the town has not been without its sor- rows.. During the great fire, the people were to lose their hal] and for many years afterwards were in temporary quarters, This month marks the 47th anniversary of The Salvation Army in Haileybury 'and al- though many things in The Army have changed, such as the smarter uniforms, the message of The Army is still the same and will continue to be the same, Coming to conduct the anni- versary 'week-end of the local Corps will be a man who is anative of Canada and who has risen in the Army to hold some court Corps, Toronto, in the year 1910 and upon leaving the: Col- lege went to Field Appointments where he had command of some of the larger of Salvation Army Corps. Commissioner Ham was also the Field Secretary for Can- ada, having charge of all Officers in charge of Corps. Not ony has he served in Can- ada, but the Commissioner has also travelled to other countries serving for a time in Central America and then as the Terrt- torial Commander for the British West Indies. Commissioner and Mrs. Ham have recently arriv d from their last appointment, which was as Territorial Commander for South America, which territory has progressed under his cap- able leadership. On Sunday afternoon, Novem- ber 7th, Commissioner Ham will be addressing acivic rally, when his topic wil be "An Army on theMarch" and all are invited to attend atthe Haileybury United Church at 3:00 p.m. to hear from aman who is so widely travelled. Chiidren's Aid Society Appeal Nears Objective With a mighty push from the Town Fathers who voted $100.00 to the cause, The Children's Aid of the important positions in Society appeal for funds is just this country and in other lands. $400.00 short of an objective set Commissioner Francis Ham at $1,500.00. entered The Salvation Army Canvassers have had a_ busy Training College from Dover- two weeks contacting citizens that looked as thoug h they "Nobody," she said, "was ever might tip the scales at fifteen happy". POUnGS etic eas: conde hes ands ---------------- -------- according o Mr. Dewson it's a common occurrence on _ the |! farm these 'days. ' FORA | C J HOVEY That Rotarians, IODE and the |! : Home and School and the Hail- |} -- eybury Art Club deserve all the || . praise we can give them for en- | Repairs on tertaining close to five hundred | All Makes and fifty children on Saturday | of RADIOS and they all had wonderful time || ..- special thanks to the Art Club 21 Lake Shore Road for their attractive work in dec- Phone 509 New Liskeard orations and to Mrs. V. Daugh- ney, who convened the three programs for the day and succcessfully. KAR That Mrs. W. Pringle won the $10.00 door prize at the Legion Bingo on Tuesday evening.... next bingo on November {6th will have $100.00 grand prize on nine numbers. KAKA That because "Florence" did not make a claim for her draw piize at the C.W.L. Bazaar it Was necessary to draw again for the fish pond's set of dishes and th lucky winner was Tommy Vinkle of North Cobalt. OOK That this little six-year-old lady was at home in bed and she listened all day long to the Soap Operas...and then she wondered why they aways all cried and cried and cried and cried... TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 11.59 p.m. Standard Time Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-2-3 who: wish' to assist in this annual fund raising drive. Now, we ask those who through some circumstances may have been missed, to forward their dona- tion as soon as possible as the committee in charge would like to finish up the campaign this week, The Children's Aid annual re- report carried the good news that out of 54 Societies in Onta- rio, Temiskaming was among the top ten in "A" category: Several more mighty little pushes from here and there and we shall keep it right up at the top. 2222222222222 DOD & & 2 Oo oie a Or re St. Paul's Anglican Church HAILEY BURY, ONTARIO All Saints Services Sunday, November 7th at 11:00 am. ANTHEMS, HYMNS AND SERMON in keeping with the season. (SCC CC CCC CCC CU AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAARADEAADAA RADA OI rere I RXCLEEe it Ar a | OO el Oe Od 4q 4 REVIVAL | MEETING : Evangelist DELLA MacLEAN 4 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday 11:00 a.m., and } 7:30 p.m. q WEEK NIGHTS-- } Tues. Through Friday 8:00 p.m. 7 Sunday night Miss MacLean will tell the story of an ac- 4 cident in whieh she was cri- tically injured, and how God delivered her, restoring her to health again. ALL WELCOME! » Pastor R. Clark 7} 1 HAILEYBURY 477th ANNIVERSARY Conducted by Lt. Commissioner and Mrs. F. Ham NOVEMBER 6th - 7th SATURDAY--8:00 p.m.--Public Rally SUNDAY----11 a.m.--Holiness Meeting --3:00 p.m--CIVIC RALLY : Haileybury United Church --7:00 p..m.--Salvation Meeting Cobalt Baptist Church "Yes sir, Winter or Summer she starts like a...like a..." DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU ! GUARD AGAINST WINTER NOW WITH OUR FAST LOW-COST 12-POINT COLD WEATHER CHECK UP! Yes, it pays to be safe to guard against Winter hazards. Your car or truck needs special attention to prepare it for cold weather driving, and now is the time to get your pre-Winter check-up. Why not bring it in to our specialists today ? NN I TY TW WY WANTED Man or Woman for Assistant to Town Clerk. Bookkeeping experience desirable. - Written applications will be received at Town Office until Noon, November 13th, 1954. Clerk Cc. C. D, PRINGLE, of the Town of Haileybury. OOPS OCCT CCCCCCOCCC CCC CCC CC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCCCCC CC CCE. * Complete Lubrication * Clean carhueretor strain- * Change Engine Oil er and adjust carburetor * Test condition of battery ° Drain and flush cooling * Clean and service the air Me cleaner. * Tighten all hose connec- * Tighten cylinder head aoe bolts. ° Adjust fan belt to proper * Engine Tune-up tension. ° Adjust valve tappets for ° Repack front wheel bear- proper clearance. ings. Haileybury Garage Limited