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ast DIA HOWELL DECEASED ae any person knowing of the WANT ADS FOR SALE. FOR-SALE -- 4 burner electric Moffat stove in excellent condi- mee OS 2-3572. 13 sx -- one Astral refriger- ator, good condition. Phone OS 2- 3117. 13 FOR SALE Radio amateur, must sell complete station. Receiv- er $125., 75 Watt transmitter with low pass filter, Balun coils $125., Johnson VFO $25. Phone Earlton | 8 collect and ask for Dave. 13p FOR SALE -- Boat, 25iit. inboard covered 45 hh.p. Buchannon motor. Needs little work, $550.00 or near- est offer. Lake Temagami. Phone Chef, Haileybury Hotel. 13 FOR SALE I.B.M. electric typewriter, used since November and light oak office desks and chairs. Phone OS 2-3475, Hailey- bury. 13 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE -- 5 room house -elose to schools. Phone 5225 or 3526, Haileybury. 13 TO RENT TO RENT In Haileybury, 4 room apartment with 3 piece bath, heated, heavy duty wiring. Phone 4515, Cobalt. 13tf TO RENT -- Office space, ( cen- trally located in Haileybury. Dial OS 2-5218. 13tf TO RENT -- 4 room heated apart- ment in Haileybury. Inquire. at MI 7-6569, New Liskeard. 13 TO RENT -- 7 room house, north end Haileybury. Write Box 565, Haileybury. 13 WANTED WANTED to RENT -- House or 4 roomed apartment in Haileybury or New Liskeard for a resident engineer. Henry Spindler, phone 54 Latchford collect. 13p MISCELLANEOUS If you wish to have your piano tuned or repaired by Leonard Morin, Call Mrs. Neil Turnbull, New Liskeard, Phone MI 71-6365. Leonard Morin is bi-lingual and has thirteen years experience in piano repairing and tuning. 33tf ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS AUCTION SALE SALE NO. SD 59-42 The Department of Highways of- fers for sale by PUBLIC AUC- TION 'the following:- 1 only Meteor station wagon 1 only Ford % ton express truck 4 only Ford % ton express trucks 1 only Ford % ton panel truck 1 only International 3 ton dump 'truck 1 only F.W.D. 6 ton cab and chassis Mod. Su/coe Models from 1946 to 1955 Terms - cash or certified cheque Suecessful bidders shail claim the purchased articles within five days from date of the auction or articles will be subject to resale. Material to be sold on an "As Is" basis. Auction Sale to be held at D.H.C. Garage, New Liskeard, Ontario, on FRIDAY, JUNE 12th, 1959,. at 1:00 p.m. Material may ibe inspected from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily till time of. sale. Further information may be ob- tained firom:- Mr. F. Corkill, D.H.O. Stores, New Liskeard, Ontario, or Mr. H. I. Gordon, Stores Disposal Unit, Downsview, Ontario. Phone CH 4- 2071, Loeal 315. Toronto, Ontario, May 29th, 195). Department of Highways, Ontario. tae ate: 2 or whereabouts of EVA MINGO (nee Dingle) who was born at Claremont Street, Ply- mouth, Devon, England, the wife of George Mingo who, for some time resided at 283 Sandwich Rd. Sandwich, Southern Ontario, Can- ada, or who can give any infor- mation as to the whereabouts or death of the said GEORGE MINGO or of the children of George and Eva Mingo, please communicate with the Solicitors for the Estate of the late LYDIA HOWELL of Dev- on, England, the below named. Messrs. Bellingham and Croe'- Home and School Group Needs More Members The pupils of grade five of the public school, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. R. Steven- son, provided the program for the May 'meeting of the Haileybury Home and School Association when they presented their Empire Day play. They were assisted by Mrs. J. Weir at the piano. The meeting which was in charge of Mrs. E. E. Campbell, presi- dent, was the annual one but as the slate of officers is not complete, a list is not available. In addressing the members, Mrs. Campbell spoke of the fact that the Associa- tion has been faltering along for the past two or three years, with only the minimum three meetings being held last year because of lack of response and interest on the part of the members and par- ents in general, as the total mem- bership only number 45. The main accomplishment during the year was the assistance given to the principal, Mr. Blackwell, on Re- port Card Night, Parents' Night and Education Week. Continuing, Mrs. Campbell stressed the fact that inadequate membership hampered the Asso- ciation in carrying out a success- ful fund raising campaign and re- stricts the choice:of candidates for executive positions. Parents should endeavor to build a»~membership that. would have -- representation from every home' connected with the school. There is a°-special need for the active interest and partici- pation of the fathers of the com- munity who could and should pro- vide valuable leadership. In other nearby communities: Home and School Associations have been able to finance a diversity of projects which have benefitted their . stu- dents. Why cannot this Associa- tion do the same? A fifty cent CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. E. Cyr wish to thank Father Brunette, Father Lapointe, Dr. Arnold, Dr. Dunning, Sisters of Mlisericordia hospital, nurses and staff, friends and neighbours for kindness re- ceived during their recent bereave- ment. The Cyr family. 13 membership and a bit of time is very little to contribute towards the welfare of your child. Be a good citizen 'and attend the opening meeting of the association in Sep- tember and support your school. K of C The Knights of Columbus Coun- cil 1398 of the Tri-Town area were hosts on May 24 for the exemplifi- cation of the major degrees of the order to candidates from the Tri- Town area and the Kirkland Lake, Timmins, Iroquois Falls and Co- chrane councils. Members and candidates attend- ed a communion breakfast follow- ing mass in Holy Cross Church. Degrees were exemplified. and the day's program was concluded with a banquet in the St. Mary's Academy auditorium. Sir Knight Michael Paul Cuddihy Q.C., of Rouyn, Master. of the Fourth Degree, was guest speaker. Thursday, June 4, 1959 Clayton Dunn Elected President Of Curling Club Clayton Dunn was elected presi- dent of the Cobalt-Haileybury Curl- ing Club at the annual meeting held in the club rooms Thursday evening, May 28. Other officers elected for the 1959-60 season in- cluded- William V. Fleming, vice- president; H. A. Doran, secretary- treasurer; T. D. Cragg, J. M. Shouldice, Ernest St. Louis, B. H. Budgeon, Walter Hylands, John Knox and William Mallett, execu- tive members. R. A. Morissette, the retiring president, gave an outline of the work accomplished during the past season and thanked all the mem- bers for their loyal support dur- ing his term of office. At a meeting of. the executive which followed the annual meeting, the following chairmen were ap- pointed with power to pick their own executive: draw committee, Walter Hylands; ice, William V. Fleming; property, B. H. Budgeon; membership, William Mallett; bar, T. D. 'Cragg; bingos, Ernest St. Louis; prizes, John Knox; New The Haileyburian Page 15 J. M. Shouldice; William Er- Year's dance, annual mixed bonspiel, Mallett; ranking committee, nest St. Louis. It was decided to obtain an or- chestra for the New Year's dance and that there be an advance Sale of tickets. Klaas Bosch was re-hired as ice maker and caretaker for the cur- rent year. By the terms of the GATT pact (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), of which Canada is one of 34 member countries, each member grants to all other mem- bers most-favoured-nation tariff concessions. The productivity of Canadian forests can be maintained for ever, FINDLAY ELECTRIC HAILEYBURY »Cecil St. Dial OS 2-3682 Electrical installations and maintenance. Guaranteed repairs to all household appliances, radios - and small motors. ' We will pick up and deliver anywhere in the Tri-Town area. so in the past 6 months. NEW LISKEARD Friday, June 5th from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Have your hearing aid cleaned and checked regardless of mdke. Batteries. forall makes. Also have a free Hearing Test. This you should do now, if you haven't already done Ask to see the smallest Hearing Aid known to us in the world,.smaller than a pea- nut. Eyeglass hearing available, also. GA 135 at $69.50. ACOUSTICON OF NORTH BAY HARD OF HEARING FREE HEARING CLINIC AT NEW LISKEARD HOTEL _ PHONE POWASSAN 284 18 PLAYGROUND DRIVE IN FREE PONY RIDES Children under 12 Free EVERY MONDAY NIGHT IS BUCK A CAR NIGHT $50 Reward for information speakers from Drive In property. If any speakers are acci- dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. ae of anyone found removing "THE HOUSTON STORY" Last Showing Tonight: "DANGEROUS EXILE" Ri. & SAT. JUNE 5 - 6 "MEET ME AT THE FAIR" TECHNICOLOR Dan Dailey, Diana Lynn MON. & TUES. JUNE 8 - 9 "JUST FOR YOU" TECHNICOLOR Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman "HELL CATS OF THE NAVY" Ronald Regan WED. & THURS. COLOR er, Solicitors, 4, George Terrace, Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon, Ensg+ land 13) JUNE 10 - 11 DESIGNING WOMAN" C'SCOPE Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall EMPIRE PERFORMANCES Mon. to Sat. doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT Last Showing Tonight -- "THE WIND CANNOT READ" FRI. & SAT. "BANDIT OF ZHOBE™ CINEMASCOPE Victor Mature, Ann Aubrey Due to the length of film, show will start at 7:15 and be shown only once. COLOR JUNE 5 - 6 MON. & TUES. "HOME BEFORE DARK" ADULT Jean Simmons, Rhonda Fleming, Dan oO Herlihy 'DEEP ADVENTURE" COLOR . JUNE 8-9 WED. & THURS. "HOLLYWOOD OR BUST" TECHNICOLOR Martin & Lewis JUNE 10 - 11