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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN nes NOTES rue NORTH NEW LIGHTS IN ROUYN Rouyn's bright lights will prob- ably be brighter in the near fu- ture. New hydro-electric power de- velopments being undertaken by the Quebec Hydro-Electrie Com- mission in this region in order to supply an ever-increasing demand for electricity to Northwestern Quebec mines, industries and col- onization projects, will probably mean 60-cycle rather than the present 25-cycle power through- out the whole region in several years, A new power project just start- edat Fiset Falls on the Megiscana River, east of Senneterre, is ex- pected to' provide an additional 35,000 horse power of electricity when completed--Rouyn-Noranda Press, --=$-------- COUNCIL PAY DWINDLES The hotly debated council pay plan inaugurated last year is cost- ing the town less and less. This month councillor H. J, Smith re- turned his first echeque with notice that he would not accept as payment what had been dis- approved by the voters. Earlier in the year two of the new coun- cillors elected in December simi- larly returned their cheques-- Messrs. D. Lord and J. Aquino-- and mayor R. R. Mitchell has re- fused to accept payment from the beginning.--Cochrane Post. --o----. ENLARGE AIRPORT Confirming rumors in the Earl- ton area, the Government today announced that a large land pur- chase has been made nearby, and in some cases adjoining the local Earlton airfield, and authorities stated that definite news will be made available Tuesday as to what use the land will be put. It is understood it wil be a base for provincial aircraft during northern flights----Kirkland Lake Northern News. CORNERSTONE LAID Not quite two years since fire destroyed their church, members of St. Paul's United Church met NOTICE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HAILEYBURY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cor- poration of the Town of Haileybury intends to pass a by-law for stopping up, assuming and taking over for public use the following por- tions of a public lane, all situate within the limits of the Town of Haileybury and to subsequently sell the same to John H. Murphy, namely: ALL AND SINGULAR those certain parcels or tracts of land situate, lying and being part of original Lane as laid down on Plan M:37, North Bay, now on file in the Office of Land Titles at Haileybury, and the southerly por tion of Lot 75, Plan M.37, in use as a Public Lane in the Town of Haileybury, District of Temiskaming and Province of Ontario, as shown outlined in distinguishing colour on a Plan prepared by R. W. Brotherhood, Ontaro Land Surveyor, dated March 6, 1951, and which said Parcels or tracts of land may be more particularly described as follows: FIRSTLY: Part of the original lane separating pacts of lots 94 and 96 on the east side of Georgina, and Lots 75 and 76 on the west side of the Lake Shore Road. COMMENCING at a point in the east limit of Lot 95, Plan M.37, distant 12° 614" mea- sured south along said limit from the north east angle of said -Lot. THENCE in a north easterly direction along the south limit of that portion of original Lane closed by By-law No. 274, and register- ed in the Office of Land Titles at Haileybury as Instrument 19803, a distance of 21° 4" to a point in the west limit of Lot 75 distant 21' 14" measured north along said west limit from the south west angle-of said Lot 75; THENCE south along the west limit of Lots 75 and 76--in all, a distance of 53' 214" to a point; THENCE in a south westerly direction a distance of 21' 6"' to a point in the east limit of Lot 94, Plan M.37, distant 20° 6°' mea- sured south along said limit from the north east angle of said Lot 94; THENCE north along the east limit of Lots 94 and 95 in all a distance of 54' 5%", more or less to the point of commencement. SECONDLY: All that portion of Lot 75, Plan M.37 registered as Parcel 8183 in the Register for Nipissing North Division COMMENCING at the south east angle of said Lot 75, Plan M.37. THENCE south westerly along the south- erly boundary thereof to the south westerly angle of said Lot; THENCE north along the westerly limit thereof 20' to a point; THENCE north easterly and parallel to the southerly boundary of said Lot to the Easterly boundary thereof; THENCE south easterly along the easterly boundary of said Lot 20', more or less, to the point of commencement. AND TAKE NOTICE that the council will hear, ig person or by counsel or solicitor, any- one whose land may be prejudicially affected thereby on the 17th day of September, A.D. 1951, at the hour of 10.00 o'cléck in the forenoon at the Council Chambers in the said Town of Haileybury. DATED this 22nd day of August, A.D. 1951. 24.4-¢ H, BRIDEN, Clerk TED ALLAN Ted Allan is a man who has emerged in the last two or three years as one of our most prolific--and_successful--free-lance writers for radio. His latest«assignment is the series probing the question 'What Makes You Sick?"'--heard every Tues- day night at 8.00-6n the CBC Dominion network, 'starting September 4th. He has contributed to CBC Wednesday Night, Stage 51 and Canadian Panorama last Wednesday to witness the laying of the cornerstone for the new building rising from the wreckage of their former place of worship, Although most churches in the district were represénted by their ministers, chief speaker for the occasion was Dr. E. Crossley Hunter, son of the minister who laid the cornerstone of the church that was burned. Assisted by the venerable Tom McCamus, Mr. Hunter performed the ceremony and spoke of the im- portance of the church in growth of a nation, -- Temiskaming Speaker. -- 0 AULD ACQUAINTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Larmer McFee, nee Hazel Stewart, pioneer resi- dents of New Liskeard, were re- newing friendships in' the district last week and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latimore of Co- balt, at their summer home at ss Lake, As children, the four were school mates in New Lis- keard, and one of their teachers was Mrs. H. G. Cherry. They called on her on Friday afternoon and there was much happy remin- iscing about those bygone days. Cobalt Concentrates. CITY BATTLES RAILWAY The stage is set for a battle of words between' the city of Sud- bury and the Canadian Pacific Railway on the city's request for removal of the Stobie line tracks which Elm and Durham streets in front of the post office. Although no date has been set by the Dominion Board of Trans- port Commissioners which must decide the issue, both city and and railway now have briefs be- fore the board setting out their arguments.--Sudbury Star. ---- HIGHER PHONE RATES ad cross Increases of 25 cents per month for two-party residence telephone service in North Bay and of 50 cents for residence individual lines are proposed in Bell Tele- phone's application for, revised rates filed in Ottawa with the Board of Transport Commission- ers for Canada, according to H. A. Blachford, the company's mana- ger in North Bav The proposed increase for indi- vidual line business service is $1.50 monthly, and for two-party service it is $1 monthly.--North Bay Nugget. Deficits of the government radio agency, the CBC, have been: 1948-49 $43,000; 1949-50 $243,000; 1950-51 $1,272,000 (estimate). is just a word ONTIL YOU HAVE ONE _. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS GEO. H. DOUCETT, Minister Try Our Condensed Ads. 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