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Page 4 The Haileyburian Thursday, June 18, 1959 Haileybury Personals Gerald Proulx, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Proulx, Haileybury, | who gr aduated from the Provincial | School of Mining last month, is now employed by the Maritime Mining CGompany, Limited, Tilt Cove, Newfoundland. Gerald was born in Haileybury his early education in Scollard and received here with five years Hall in North Bay. Campbell of. Noranda past week-end with his and Mis. E. B. Camp- Gilbert spent the parents Mr. bell. Mrs. S. this week Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lowery have returned from a short trip 'to Tor- onto. Their daughter, Miss Elaine Lowery, who is a student at Thornton Hall, returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sadler and children Dianne, David and Garry, spent ithe past week-end in Tema- Joseph Thisdelle The death occurred in St. Mi- chael's Hospital, Toronto, on Sun- day, June 14, of Joseph Thisdelle, formerly of Haileybury, following an illness of ten days. Mr. Thisdelle, who was 59 years of age, was born in Gracefield, Quebec, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thisdelle, and came to Hailey- bury in 1913. He moved to Toronto in 1943 and followed the occupa- tion of taxi driver. His funeral was held from Holy Cross Church, Wednesday morning at nine a.m., with Monsignor Al- phonse Dupuis singing the service. Mr. Thisdelle was married in MacIntyre is in Toronto attending the Rebekah Ottawa on June 11, 1927, to the former Miss Laurence Bertrand, who survives him, with three Theresa (Mrs. L. Roch- Ottawa, Claudette (Mrs. J. Plaunt) and Lena (Mrs. Clyde Giddings) both of Hailey- bury, four sons, Marcel of Toronto, Guy of Camp Borden, Ronald and Eugene, both of Haileybury and eight grandchildren. Other surviv- ors are a brother, Gerry Thisdelle of Toronto and a sister, Mrs. Art Souliere of Mattawa. Pall-bearers were Marcel Ber- trand,:Hull, Falomon Bertrand, Ot- tawa, 'Provin Bertrand, Montvers, Edgar Bertrand, Hull, Clyde Gid- dings :and Jack Plaunt, both of Haileybury. Burial was in the Haileybury Catholic Cemetery. Relatives and friends from out- of- town who attended the funeral includéd Mr. and Mrs, Alphonse Thibeault, Falomon Bertrand, all of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Bertrand, Mrs. Phil Larviere, al! of Hull, Que., Mr. and Mrs. Pro- vin Bertrand, Montvers, Que., Ed- gar Bertrand, Hull, Que., Mrs. Al- bin Bertrand and Mrs. Norman Crite, both. of Gracefield, Que., Gerry, Thisdelle, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Thisdelle, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Rocheleau, Ottawa, Guy Thisdelle, Camp Bor- daughters, eleau); Eastview, den, Mr. and Mrs. Art Souliere, Mattawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Meaney, North Bay. were JUST Pick UP THE PHONE, AND GIVE US A CALL..3 WHEN IT COMES TO PLUMBING WE'RE ALWAYS READY AND ON THE BALL! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING PLUMBING HEATING MIL7-4359 HE", Brot as the guests of ve Sadler's brother E/ M. and Mrs. Sadler. Wilfrid Bailey was a 'business visitor in Noranda Tuesday and left Tuesday night for Toronto. Guests last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Labine; Probyn St., Mrs. Labine and children, Cindy and Mary Anne of North Bay. Leo will be in Montreal this week-end to play for a Toronto team coached by Turk Broda in an exhibition game with the proceeds going to the Crippled Children's fund. Leo will be pitching and Charlie Burns of the Detroit Red Wings will be the catcher. Other week-end guests at the Labine home were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Trouchon, also of North were their son Leo and | Bay. Miss Ruth Cumming, who has been attending MacDonald Insti- tute, Guelph, has: been holidaying with her mother, Mrs. R. D. Cum- ming before leaving for a summer camp near Parry Sound, where she will teach swimming and water skiing. Mrs. Leo O'Shaughnessy and children Margie and Mark left for their home in Elliot Lake today after spending some time with Mrs. O'Shaughnessy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McDonald. Mrs. T. D. Cragg is. in Toronto this week attending the Rebekah Assembly. Miss Eleanor Peters, RN. who | has been nursing in Vancouver, B.C., for some time, was a guest at the home of Mr..and Mrs. J. L. Watson, while enroute to her home in Gagetown, New Brunswick. Classified Ads -- Brimg Resulifs | 7 easily with the help of electricity. With the help of safe, clean, modern electric appliances you get through your housework faster ... have more time to spend with your family. And t's always a happy economy to choose electric ° appliances because electricity is so inexpensive. You get more out of life when you get the most out of electricity. | Agri Do you often find yourself working so hard for your family you have little time to spend with them? Think of the most dreary household chores and - chances are all of them can be done better and more Use silver polish to remove stubborn stains from iron soleplate. Never scrape or use harsh abrasives. ar WW