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SORE AeA et THURS., MARCH 13th, 1958 THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST INTRODUCING YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR TIMISKAMING TED MIRON Ted Miron is 54 years of age. a life-long resident of Timisk- aming, coming to Cobalt at .the age of 2 and has resided in Kirkland Lake for 35 years. After graduating from Busi- ness College he furthered his education by taking a dozen courses by correspondence in such varied subjects as Bank- ing, Electrical Engineering Accountancy . Commercial Law and Business Manage- meént. Like his father who was a life-long miner, Ted worked underground in the mines of Kirkland Lake, He also work- ed with construction crews and was a door-to-door sales- man. His business experience is quite extensive. He worked in a Bank, was Superinten- dent for a Power Company, Chief Accountant for a Broke- rage Firm and Supervisor for Northern Ontario and Quebec for a large Retail and Mail Order Company. He has always been very act- ive in Community affairs and is a former President of the Children's Aid Society, The Chamber of Commerce; The Kirkland Lake Liberai As- sociation and Kirkland Lake Tennis Club, In addition, he has acted. on numerous Com- mittees dealing with Commu- nity welfare. He is presently in business for himself; Vice Chairman of the Kirkland Lake High School, President of Ontario Hotel Association and Indust- rial Commissioner for the Township of Teck. He is married to the former Florence McGuire and their three daughters are in turn married to F-L Bill Pettit of North Bay; F/O Arnold Cav- ett of Saskatoon and K. A. (Moon) Flanigan now pract- icing Law in Kingston. VOTE LIBERAL BEST FOR CANADA GET ACTION WITH BEST FOR THE NORTH MARK YOUR BALLOT MIRON, Ted Sponsored by the Timiskaming Liberal *__ COBALT SOCIAL and PERSONAL Miss Valerie Herbert was chosen as representative of the first years course at Teachers College, North Bay, to attend the convention held at the Park Plaza Hotle, in Toronto recently Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kirkwood Elk Lake, visited friends in town over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Arm- strong and family Englehart, visited his sisters and brother in town over the week-end. Mrs. E. Davis has returned ta her home after an extended visit at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W. Mc Phee and family in Sault Ste. Marie. Melville Drew Cobalt Chemi- cal Property left Saturday to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Thomas Drew. All the family met in Toronto and will accompany the body for burial service in Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs, Harris Hartson and Linda, Kirkland Lake visit ed friends in Cobalt on Saturday en-route to Toronto and Bramp- ton, While in Brampton they will be the guests of Mrs. Lena McLeod a former Cobalter. Mrs. Hanson was also a Cobalt girl. Miss Helen Wright North Bay, spent the week-end with her parent's, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and family. Mrs. George Mitchell has re- turned to her home after being a patient in Haileybury Hospital she is now conyalescing at home Miss Donna Burton of Teach- ers' College, North Bay, will practise teaching in New Lis- keard for the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Leith, Oakville, were guests of her mother Mrs. D, A. MacArthur for the week-end. They were here to participate i nthe curling bonspiel in Haileybury. Ronald Warren North Bay, visited his parent's, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Warren over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Palette and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frackleton who curled in the recent Cobalt Bonspiel, have returned to Bou- rlamaque. They won several games. Mrs. Charles Reckin has re- turned to her home from Brock- ville, she spent ten days there with relatives, after being called there following the death of her. brother-in-law Harold Zufelt. -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh I Arm- strong and family Virginiatown visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. O. Armstrong on Sunday. Tommy Lee Cochrane, was a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee for the week-end. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turgeon on Sunday. Miss Judy Mortson, Swastika visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Armstrong on Saturday. Mrs. Arnold Smith has resign- ed as supply teacher at Cobalt Public School on February 28th, and a replacement will be sought. Mrs. Peter Larsen who has been visiting her sister Mrs. C. Larsen has recently returned to her home in South Porcupine. Miss Janet Brydges, Toronto, formerly of Cobalt spent the week-end visiting with friends. Ralph Ridgeway, Toronto, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Herbert over the week-end. Miss Valerie Herbert of Tea- chers' College North Bay, spent the week-end with her parents. Ladies Hydro Club Welcome New Member Mrs. Winnie Ewing was host- ess to the Ladies' Hydro Club at her home at Ragged Chutes on Monday night, March 10th. Mrs. Helen Mallett, president, was in charge. Fourteen members responded to roll call. Mrs, Margaret Mac- Dougall gave the treasurers re- port in the absence of Mrs. Wal- lace. Two visitors were wel- comed by the president. Mrs. Doreen Heaslip of Upper Notch and Mrs, Fernholm of Ragged Chutes. Additional wool was distribut- ed for articles to be knit for the Children's Aid Society. The gift of this month was won by Mrs. Beryl Romano. Games were the entertainment of the evening. Refreshments were served by the committee of the, month Mrs. M. MacDoug- all, Mrs. A. Taylor and Mrs A. Strange. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Carlin Nip- issing Property. It will be held on the 2nd Monday instead of': the lst on account of Ladies' Bowling. OBITUARY Mrs. Thomas Drew Mrs. Thomas Drew passed a- way quietly in her sleep at Western Hospital, Toronto, on Friday, March 7th. Aged 84 years She was the former Miss Mary Kerreghan of Peterbor- ough, Mr. Drew predeceased his wife many years ago also a son Kenneth in 1956. They came to Cobalt 'shortly after their marriage and raised their family here. : Following Mr. Drew's death Mrs. Drew went to Kirkland Lake to live with her sons.. She was an active United Church worker and a Life Mem- ber of the Missionary Society in George St. United Church Pet- erborough. Mrs. Drew had been Page Three All the family met on Sunday in stated "that's the-ber is Toronto and. accompanied body to Peterborough where the funeral services was held at George Street United Church with burial in the family plot. She is survived by two daugh- ters, (Greta) Mrs, John T. O'Neil, (Evelyn) Mrs. William Zwanzig both of Ottawa, IIl. U.S.A., also a sister Mrs. A. Huff of Toronto, four sons Art- hur Drew, Philadelphia, U.S.A. Sanford Drew, Detroit, Mich., Mellville Drew, Cobalt, and Bert Drew, Kirkland Lake. PRAISES HOUSE SPEAKER Stanley Knowles, deputy lead- er of the CCF party in the House of Commons, believes that the Liberals will slip back i nthe forthcoming Federal elec- tion. Speaking at New Liskeard last night. at a CCF meeting at- tended by over two hundred men and women of the district, Mr. Knowles said the Liberals, by their actions, had literally asked to be "put out to pasture." He gave high praise to Hon. R. Michener, speaker of the House. for his fair and impartial tuling and his honesty, bui flayed the Conservatives for ap: pealing his ruling when it ein- barrassed them, He reviewed the manner in which Prime Minister Diefen- baker dissolved Parliament with- out giving time for discussion of any kind, "this," he said, "from the man who was going to abo- lish closure!" Mr. Knowles told of some of the work done by the CCF party in Parliament and _ concluded with a strong appeal for the re- election of Arnold Peters, "to finish the work he has heen do- ing so effiencently for you." Mr. Peters also spoke on suh- jects of interest to the farmers, including parity prices, "which are not charity, but only the as- surance of decent living, public control of the pipeline and the establishment of secondary in- dustries throughout the district. He referred to the many re- quests for assistance in various matters that he had received from people in the riding and Good Reading for the Whole Family "News - Facts +Family Features The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass $end your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or what your mem- tinue to work for your interest for, and if you send as I have during the past mon- me back to Ottawa, I wi!l con- ths." l ATT ATT 'Vote for the Best! If your family have decided to invest in a Good Used Car, give each and every candidate for your motoring satisfaction a very thorough examinat- ion. Check the policy of each garage, and make sure that it lives up to its promises. Debate the issues, make, model, style and make sure that you are voting for the best buy you can! get. And at election time, drop in at Jack Mathews' Garage, where you can be sure of what you buy. WHERE YOU GET AGOOD USED CAR MATHEWS JACK | X COBALT, ONTARIO ATTA TTT --: A Square Deal for All... The service station operators in Haileybury are in competition with each other for your bene- fit. We have to give good service, or you will take your business elsewhere. The service station operators in the town make a considerable contribution to the town's revenue in taxes. They buy supplies from local merchanis. They support families or employees. To maintain our stations, we have to charge a fair price for our services, and for the products we sell. To earn decent livings for ourselves and our families, requires long hours and hard work. No one gets rich in our business. Therefore we believe it is not in the public interest to get involved in any kind of a price war, and have agreed that we will continue to com- pete with each other on the basis of fair prices and good service only. ARMIES' SERVICE STATION CAVANAGH'S B-A SERVICE CARMICHAEL'S SHELL SERVICE REAL'S FINA SERVICE DOBB'S HY-WAY SERVICE STATION Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Mortson making her thome with her Raney ietder al yeors$13, (4 North Bay, visited his grand- daughter (Greta) -Mrs. J. T. 6 months $9 (] 3 months $4.50 0 DALE'S TEXACO SERVICE parents Mr, and Mrs. H. O. O'Neil, Ottawa, Il, USA... : Armstrong on Sunday. prior to her illness, Noni SROKA'S WHITE ROSE SERVICE - The body rested at the Jar- Mr. and Mrs. W. Harvieux andret Funeral Home in Toronto Address faily, Holtyre, were guests of where a short service was held. aw aaa _ In 1900 election-- Total electors on list Total no. who voted 1,167,402 950,763 AIL BREWERY LIMITED In 1957 election-- Total electors on list 8,902,125 Total no, who voted 6,680,690 N-23