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__.THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1957 THE _HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST_ Guides and Brownies Active Ia Haileybury Girl A resume of Haileybury Guide activities that the present company of Girl Guides have been organized since 1960 and is now composed of twenty' five Guides with Miss Linda Clark as Captain and Miss Mari- lyn White as leader, There are two Brownie, packs No. One, with 22 members under Miss Suzanne Lecky, Mrs. Ar- lene Parry and Miss Patricia Arnold; No. Two, with 20 mem under Mrs. Jean Lemay, show bers Mrs. Edith White and Mis Catherine Neelands. [he local association consist: of Mrs. Madelaine Herbert chairman, Mrs. Connie Neelan vice-chairman, Mrs. Helen Ho ghtling, secretary and Mrs, Vera Byles, treasurer. Other members of the associ- ation include Mrs..E. Whitby, Mrs. E. White, Mrs. T. Vecina, Mrs. J. Robinson, Mrs, A. Tho- mpson, Mrs. Y. Pelangio, Mrs. E. Brummell, Mrs, N. Seymour, Mrs. K. Gardner, Mrs. D. Pear- son, Mrs. T. Lowery, Mrs, T. Arnold. Anyone wishing to become a member is asked to contact any of the above members. Mrs, Betty Doran is the Div Pick-Up Phone and 460 Delivery WE SELL THE BEST SERVICE THE REST TRI-TOWN T.V. & RADIO 19 Armstrong St. Phone 460. New MURRAY McKINNON Your MUTUAL LIFE | Dial Representative 72 Nickel -- Cobalt 4519 FINDLAY | ELECTRIC PHONE 564 Haileybury, Ont. Electrical Installation and Maintenance, Radio Repair VV r | FOX CARTAGE & STORAGE LID. Expert packing and moving We specialize in the Pallet vault storage system Agent Allied Van Lines Ltd For Free Estimates Phone collect North Bay 2049 AaAAAAAABADADR EERE REE DD Oe ANDY SCOTT ALEX MATHIEU Phone 634 Building and Contracting Repairs, Remodeling All Kinds Of Carpentery By the hour or contract Free Estimates Walter Ackroyd PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT New Liskeard : Ontario 'Phones 442 and 442-B and Mrs. District isional Commissioner Madelaine Herbert is Commissioner. One money raising project is undertaking each year by the local association and this year it is taking the form of a rumm- age sale which will be held in the basement of the United church, and the support of the community is asked for this LEGION NEWS BRANCH 54 By Walter Hurst We had a very solemn Re- memberance Day at which His Honor Maydr Cooke unveiled the Cenotaph with the new en- gravings of our War casulties of the Second World War. Prayers at the Cenotaph was given by Rev. Father Brunette. The supper held in the Legion Hall, was well attended and a wonderful meal it was. G. L. Cassidy guest speaker with a thought for all to consider. Head table from left to right. were Rev. J. W Wilkinson, Mayor A. H. Cooke, 3rigadier G, L. Cassidy, Wm. Inch, master of ceremonies, Rey. Father Brunette, Legion Presi- dent Mitch Deraiche, Sam Hugh- es, and Ladies Auxiliary Presi- Brigadier was dent Anita Taylor. The dance held in the evening was well attended and Elgin Campshall and his orchestra did a wonderful. job of providing music of all types for a goo nights entertainment. Our next General Busine: Meeting is to be held Novem} 18th, at which time nominatio and election for our 1958 . ecutive will take palce, so cony out in force and exercise yo right to vote for a_ continu good Branch 54. Thank you CUBS AND SCOUTS At the conclusion of the "Go- ing Up" ceremonies at the school auditorium on Thursday, evening the ranks of the Scout Troops were bulging with the addition of no less than 16 new members. As a result one Packs was barely of able the Cuh to form a circle. However this is strictly temporary condition the ranks will be filled at once from the waiting list of new boys. Cubs who moved up to Scouts were: Steve Fleming, Ron Piche Bob Blair, Paul Rivard, Jim Jourget, Jack Matton, Roger Allard. Pat Fleming, Mike Fleming, Rod MacDonell, David Cassidy, Ron Rivard, Bobby Dempster, Brian Hogan, Rory McDiarmid, Wayne Russell. There was a good turn out of parents and friends to witness the ceremony. The first hospital for the care of tuberculosis was opened in England by Dr. George Boding- ton in 1840. He maintained that with good food and fresh air (provided the patient was kept warm) many patients would tre- PAGE THREE SPECIAL ! 1955 PLYMOUTH, four door sedan, clean, new paint. This week only for $1,495. JACK MATHEWS' GARAGE COBALT, ONTARIO a cover from "consumption" at it aS was then called. His ridiculed to such an extent that he was forced to close his hosp- idea was ital. It was nearly 20 years be- fore another sanatorium for the treatment opened in Germany.-- and it stayed open. Whatever you're saving for--better save at The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA! THE NEW ROCKETS ARE HERE... BRINGING YOu NEW FOUR-BEAM HEADLAMPS increase driving safety, reduce glare. Lo-lites (outside beams) give feet more visibility; Hi-lites (all four bea give more light in an improved pattern. FOR 1958 ...OLDSMOBILE CREATES A NEW CLASS OF CARS! introducing New-Matic Ride' (a true air suspension) and a host of exclusive new features for your comfort, safety and convenience With Now-Matic ride, you're really riding on air! Four rugged rubber-nylon air cushions replace steel springs! You aiways ride on the level, too . . . adjustment to road and load is cutomaticl With New-Matic Ride each wheel Is cushioned In air, keeping car ona level plane, regardless of load or road! In the 1958 Oldsmobile you'll find most evepything you've ever wanted in a motorcar--outstanding styl- ing; smart, tasteful design; delightful new features; alert new Rocket Engine performance: supreme comfort; daring new colors and fabrics. And most important of all, you'll find real down-to-earth oper- ating economy! As never before, Oldsmobile for °58 gives you true big-car size, comfort and handling, big car smartness--combined with budget-car thrift. Once you Rocket-Test the °58 Olds, you'll know for sure, that from its sophisticated Four-Beam to its sparkling Twin-Blade rear-fender styling --it's the biggest value in Oldsmobile's 60 history-making years! "Optional at extra cost. New, more efficient Rocket Engine gives you outstanding performance. Remarkable im- provements in carburetion offer you a marked advanée in fuel economy, tool Try it today! New Safety Sentinel* set at any desired speed, lets you know with light and buzzer when you've reached that speed limit. It minds your speed while you mind the road! Headlamps New Safety-Vee Steering Wheel --offers new, deep-recessed, twin-spoke design. Horn buttons are handily located on wheel spokes. Standard on Ninety- Eight, Super-88 series. Dual-Range Power Heater® de- livers the exact amount of heat or ventilation exactly where and when you want it. Olds- pioneered push-button controls are a miracle of convenience! New Trans-Portable Radio* serves as your regular car radio, but can also be unlocked and used as a lightweight, 160- hour battery-powered, transistor portable. e DYNAMIC 88 e SUPER 88 e NINETY-EIGHT 16 Models fo Choose From! Oldsmobile for '58 intro- duces a panoramaof subtle pastel finishes, stunning new fabrics and interior trims ...new and exquisite appointments to the eye, elight NOW ON DISPLAY...AT YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER'S ileybury Garage Limited