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Thureday, July ord, 193: OBITUARY Darius Hogan, Senior Dies In 90th Year Darius Hogan, Senior, for- mcrly of Kazabazua, Que - ucc died in Misericordia, {{uspital, Haileybury on Sun- day June 29th. , in his 90th. ycar.-He was born in Kaza- buzua, Prov. of Quebecon November 11th,, 1868 son of the late Darius Hogan and nis wife Mary Ann Hawley. He was married in March 1505 at Ste. Cecile de Mas- ham to the late Margaret ham Conlin Who predeceas- ed him in 1954. He retired from farming in 1929 when he sold outhis interests at Kazabazua to the Gatineau Power Com- yany who then were engaged * in a huge power develop- ment on the Gatineau River. Mr. Hogan moved north to Haileybury in 1930 where he became associated with his son, Darius G. Hogan, in the retail fuel business and where he was quite ac- tive until about three years ago when his health forced him into complete retire- ment. In addition to his only son, for seven years before his death in 1927. While her health permitted Mrs. Hartley was an active member of the United church and its organizations. She was a life member of the Womens Missionary Society Survivors are one son, Ber- nard Charles Hartley of Kapuskasing and one daugh- ter, Derothy Isobel, at home Her husband, Bernard Will- iam Hartley, predeceased her on June 19th, 1941. Interment was in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Pall-bearers were H.Pic- kard, M. Glazier, Dalton Dean, Keith Valentine, Ian MacDiarmid and John Mac - Arthur. oe _ Total length of the Columbia River is 1,150 miles THE WEEKS WEATHER .Week ending July 2nd, 1958 Max. Min. Thurs. By) Fri. 65. «51 Sat. 78 ant Sun. 77... Be Mon. 69 56 Tues. 72 99 Wed. BW) 54. The average mean temp - erature during June 1958 was only .3 higher than that of June 1957. The months figures are for June 1958 59.9,for June 1957, 59.6 | and since 1894, the average is 62.2. / Maximum temperatures for 1958 was 85 degreeson the fourth, for 1957 it was 88 and since 1894, in 1901- it reached 100.1. The minimum temperature HAILEYBURIAS aND COBALT WEEKLY POST for the month was 35onthe nizth, in 1957, it.was 39 on the fifth and since 189-4 the low averace dropped to 27. 6 in 1945. Want Ads cover and discover a multitude of needs. 4 Verse Today EP erst eis Seana as he purrxst' inchis hearts si es i gee not grudaine +. or of ne- cessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.--II Cor. | | Free Shipping Stamps For Utmost Satisfaction and Prompt Payment by Money Order, Ship Your BLUEBERRIES To The Old Established Firm 5. MARLOW & CO. LTD. 209 Ontario Food Terminal, Toronto 14, Ontario Advice cards mailed as soon as Blueberries are sold. Special attention to storekeepers and buyers. Write Us for Information or Service or Tags on Request D.G. Hogan of Haileybury , he is survived by four grand- bons, Merrigan Gerry, An- gus and Brian and abrother. James D. Hogan, of Polti- more, Quebec, a sister Mrs. John Shea of Seattle, Wash - ington. The funeral was held Tues- day morning, July lst. at 9:30, from the Tulloch-Buffam Funeral home to Holy Cross Church for requiem mass celebrated by the parish priest Rev. Father Lionel Brunette, assisted by Rev. Father Charles Lapointe, as Deacon and Rey. Father Tho- mas Kavanagh of Cobalt as Sub-Deacon. Interment was made in Holy Cross Cemetery, iail- f eybury. Holidays begin the very moment you step in behind Chevy's wheel! You've just never known such a light-hearted, light- footed way of going. Hills flatten out for Chevy .. . rough roads run smooth... and road bends stretch out straight as a string. That's part of the reason Cana- dians choose Chevrolet above all other cars, year after year. See your Chevrolet dealer... today! "See EEE MRS. B. W. HARTLEY Funeral services were held from St. Andrews United Church, Monday, June 23rd, for Mrs. B. W. Hartley whose death occurred Saturday June 21st: Rev. A.P. Addison of Tim- \N the Incoribarsble imgsta WSs - 5 \ mins, formerly of hailey - a eiieal tarakoas a SMS > on Canada's best selling convertible. bury officiated at the service Mrs. Ilartley, was the for mer Isabella Barnet Milne ; the Caucshter of Mr.anaMrs. Milne and was bornin Glas- ow, Scotland. on June 11th, a Ta. q She came to Canada in 1909 % and has been a resident of ; Haileybury for many years. ; HAILEYBURY € ARAGE LTD z Her father was well known - : : in town. havin: lived here VALUE --