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~ See ee Pai ~ Tae Pe aS YR SRR ae 9 ee RR Dr RP ge ae WN hy PP om Se Ra OES eT iD i Pe Ty ei aw So Raw iad aaa a LE ing Ci "Bi ite eT i Dy Ga as De gy i GE SOR 4 2 i "a -bage 12 ae Sd The Haileyburian ODE Members Prepare Budget Members of the Haileybury Chapter of the 10.D.E. met at the home of Mrs. C. F. Lowery for their monthly meeting on April 10th. The main item of new business was the discussion and acceptance Of the budget for 1961 as proposed by the Executive; $160.00 for Na-| tional and Provincial obligations, which include Provincial Bursar- ies, Oyerseas Relief, etc., $75.00 for prizes for Holy .Cross Separ- ate School and Haileybury Public School; $75.00 for a flag and a portrait of the Queen for the new Haileybury High School, and a portrait of the Queen for Fatima High School; $25.00 for a dona- tion to Northdale Manor; $125.00 miscellaneous which will include treats to the chronic patients at the Misericordia Hospital on May 24th and July Ast. This makes a total budget of $400.00. Further plans for the Bail to be held on June 2nd were dis- cussed. In the absence of Mrs. L. Umphrey, Mrs. J. Cooper report- ed that the tickets are ready for sale, Mrs. Dunn has. the catering under control and Mrs. Levigne and the decorating committee are 'working. on*a-theme. It is hoped the Chapter may have the patron- laze of the Lieut: Governor of On- tario, as 'a. letter. of request is eing 'sent to' him! From all the sxeports and "inquiries, this Ball Should prove a huge success and inmost enjoyable for all-who attend- ed. ! = The date for the Spring Tea was set for June 14th, but details left for the next meeting. Following the adjournment, Mrs. Lowery introduced the guest Speaker, Mrs. G. Judson, who gave & most interesting and educational talk on Mexico. 2 next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. Tuer. Special Visitation Of Local Witnesses Many residents of the Tri-Town Brea will be pleased to learn that Mr. Nick Nevar and his wife are planning their ministerial visit here soon. Mr: Nevar is a travelling repre- sentative of the Watch Tower So- ciety and is responsible for the Circuit activity of Jehovah's Wit- messes from Temagami to Hearst. He will be visiting Hudson congre- gation the week of April 23rd, and following week- hes : New Liskeard ~-congregation 'the < During his stay~Mr. Nevar will Be visiting résidents of the area long. with différent- ministers of dehovah's* Witnesses, aiding them to advance their'Christian preach- ing work. Climaxing the week of activity with each congregation.:Mr. Nevar will deliver a public Bible lecture, }} "Materialism or Spirituality Which Do We Need?" All are wel- come to attend this timely talk. Nicholas Yantha Funeral services were held St. Patrick's Church, Cobalt, Wionday, April 17, Yantha, whose death occurred in in the Algoma Sanitorium, Hailey- 'bury, following a long 'illness. Rev. | M. Jeffrey officiated. Mr. Yantha was born in Barrys Bay, 83 years ago and was mar- vied to Miss Mary Coulis in Kil-|] later | | they moved to Cobalt where Mr. |] Yantha followed the occupation of || Yaloe in 1908. Two years mining for many years. He is survived by his wife, one|] daughter, Agnes, Mrs. D. A. Hay, || ef Haileybury, three sons, Cecil of Woranda, Bert of Sudbury and Daniel of Chapleau, and eleven grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Charles Owen of Toronto and Mrs. J. Nichols of Creighton Mines. Pall-bearers were Matthew Fin- erty, Rolle McMahon, Thomas Fin- erty, Cecil Yantha, James Nich- els and Bert Yantha. Interment *was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Hail- eybury. on |} for Nicholas |} Thursday, April 20, 1961 Haileybury Personals Mrs. C. E. Peacock, Mrs- W. C. | Arnold and Mrs. F. A. Orr will be lin Kirkland Lake on Tuesday, Ap- ril 25th, to attend the annual meet- ing of the Women's Missionary | Society Presbyterial of the United | Church, The guest speakers will be Miss Kate Rutherford, a mis- sionary from Angola, Africa, and Mrs. W. L. Anderson, dent of the Toronto Conference. Mr. W. C. Thuerek will leave Friday to visit his daughters, Mrs. Lillian Bellin 'at Buffalo, N.Y., and Miss Audrey Thuerck in Al- bany, N.Y. On his return' he will be accompanied by his sister, Mrs. L. Ahrendt of Buffalo, who will spend a few days visiting friends in Haileybury before going on to her tourist camp at Houston Lake. J. S. Belfont of Martintown call- ed on friends in town while on his way north, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bourget were in Kirkland Lake on Sunday when their son Jimmy -won the Junior High School class in Public Speak- ing in the competition sponsored by the Canadian Legion, the presi- Around the Square New Executive for St. Patrick C.W.L. whe: Caw. of) si. eaiwick's Church, Cobalt, assembled at St. Patrick's School at six p.m. on Tuesday, April 11, for mass which was held prior to their nomination meeting and pot luck supper.. Fa- ther M. Jeffery opened the meet- ing with the Ledgue Prayer and the nomination followed. Mrs. Iris O'Shaughnessy is the new presi- dent; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Vi- vien Thompson; 2nd _ vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Mary Moore; 3rd vice- president, Mrs. Bernice Mercier; secretary, Mrs. Peggy O'Flaherty; treasurer, Mrs. Anne Damiani. The meeting closed with a prayer by Father Jeffery. Recreation Committee Hold Meeting Chairman R. Kazinet presided at the recent meeting of the Cobalt- Coleman Joint Recreation meeting held in the Township of Coleman office and attended by Reeve W. Martin, R. Tessolini, Rev. Father M. Jeffery, F. McKinnon and the secretary-treasurer, Miss I. Conti. Routine business -was conducted and then the certified copy of the Auditors' Report for 1960 was pass- ed around and discussed. It was pointed out that only $125 had been received from the Town and $62.50 from the Township and it is hop- ed that this year this will be in- creased. C. E. Armstrong and Al- bert Chitaroni were appointed rep- resentatives from the Recreation Committee to assist the Teen Beat Club with the plans fgr the Jam- boree planned for this summer. Several new recreation projects were discussed and will be delved into further at the next meeting. Spring Choring At Rofary Park The advent of Spring brought the need of action in the Park to the minds of the Rotary Club members, when Jack Lecky re- ported the need of repairs for the power mower, the slides, general painting and other clean-up jobs. A suggestion was advanced that if the members would donate three or four afternoons, and work as a group, much could be accomp- lished- without the expenditure of too many funds. Last. week .Tom Parry's dis- course on teaching methods. and the practical part which has been £ played by philosopkers in the de- velopment of them, was enjoyed, and resulted in an interesting dis- cussion afterwards,* particularly in the area of technical educa- tion. Members were sorry to hear that Mr. Parry was leaving town at the end of the school year, to take a position in Parry Sound. The local Club Bulletin remind- ed members of the fact that last year, cancer killed 22,000 Canad- ians and that the representatives: of the Tri-Town branch of the Soc- iety will be calling for support with the Slogan, "Fight Cancer with a Check-up and a Cheque". A tentative date of April 24th has been set for the Father and Son banquet. The Leo Labine Trophy, which is donated by the Club for the best all-round ath- lete in town, will be presented on a date to be set later. Ben Bourget _ General Carpentry by hour or contract Haileybury STRAND HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THEATRE TODAY, FRI. & SAT. YX A saucy, sizzling, scandalous story about life and" love ina suburban Sishbowl! ~ Jayne Mansfield, Tom APRIL 20-21-22 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT \; IT GETS TO 10 THE, MSA - BOTTOM' 2 OF THINGS * -- INAVERY FUNNY - WAY! THE PRODUCERS OF "CARRY ON NURSE" "CARRY ON SERGEANT" "CARRY ON TEACHER" SCANDALOUSLY CARRY ON WITH... 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