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North Cobalt 'Promotions of pupils at North Cobalt Public School are as fol- _ lows: From Grade eight to Grade nine -- Ellen Burling, Garry Her- miston, Dennis Hewitt, Geraldine Hoover, Wayne Huard, Arthur Lavallee, Kirsten Jensen, Brian Mahon, Betty Ann Mardell, David McCarty, Robert Mikkola, Ronald Olson, Mary Robinson, Robert Ross and Linda Walton. From Grade seven. to Grade eight, Kees Burglar, Charles Ed-) wards, John Hancock, Dawn Heik- kila, Gail McGrath, Garry Miller, Patricia Sullivan and Terry Visser. Teacher, C. Hawn, Principal. Grade six to Grade seven Wayne Birnie, Constance Blair, Sheila Coe, Robert Crans- ton, Eileen Dinel,. Eileen Evans, Phyllis Evans, Wanda Grant, Ron- ald Hillman, Carol Labine, Jan- nette Lavallee, Loreen Mahon, Garry McAnaul, Keith Miller, Ba- ! Sa see Pat Arnold, one of the three capable lifeguards at the Haileybury Rotary beach takes her young charges in hand to show them the finer points of the aquatic arts. The "guards" are planning an adult swim program this year as a special feature, and are giving classes on artificial respira- tion every Thursday night. The entire program Has been planned with special emphasis on "water 'safety' and it is hoped that those interested will co-operate by attending. Se Fan © Joyce Houtling, Rotary playground supervisor is sho "ins and outs" of one of the many han community the ag summer playground program. a wn above teaching the younger tots of the dicrafts which are taught as part of the Children from four to twelve years of age are encouraged to attend the classes which are held every day on the grounds. Thursday, July 9, 1959 sil Neddo and Bert Perry. Grade five to Grade six -- Ma- mie Allen, Cheryl Beech, Doreen Birnie, Tina Burgler, Donald Champaigne, Ann Cranston, Faye Hearn, Terry Heikkila, Grant Hill- man, Truddy Labine, Gary Lafoy, Earnest Lavallee,. Trudy Miller and Alene Sullivan. Teacher Miss E. Herod. Grade four. to Grade five Michael Champaigne, Tessie Coe, Graham Dwyer, Zane MacFarlane, Belliery Miller, Caroline Page, El- len Perry, Bernie Sullivan and Dorthy. Willard, Grade three to Grade four Keith Burling, Richard Deeley, Linda Dinel, Judy Evans, Roy Grant, Darcy . Hearne, -Patricia Hillman, Bruce Jenkinson, Donald McRae, Douglas MacGuire, Susan McGrath, Patsy Miller, Louella Neddo, Hilda Shaver, Keith Sul- livan and Klaase Visser. Teacher Mrs. W. Gervais. Grade two to Grade three 'Willie Burgler, Jeannie Dinel, Gar- ald Grant, Jo Anne Hearn, Molleen McAnaul, Glen Perry, Lorna Sul- livan, Maggie Mallais and Bobby Willard. Grade one to Grade two -- Billy Blair, Leonard Dinel, Margaret Doonan, Terry Hearn, Carol Man- derstrom, Shirley Page, Bonnie Jean 'Simpson, Debra _ Sylvester, Marjorie Sullivan, Dale Willard and Chuckie Sorenson. Teacher, Mrs. A. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Mercier and family of New Liskeard visit- ed on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mercier's aunt, Mrs. Russel Hun- ton and Mr. Hunton. Gary Lafoy, who has been con- fined to bed for the past two weeks is able to be up and around with his friends. Mrs. Dene Greer and daughter Freda of Kirkland Lake, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Rus- sel Hunton and Mr. Hunton. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lafoy, daughter Evelyn and son Victor of Lloydminster, Sask., spent a week at the home of his brother Lloyd Lafoy and Mrs. Lafoy. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McChesney accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Edna Fraser, spent the week-end at Sudbury and attend- ed the 25th Wedding Anniversary of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. McChesney. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewak left Sunday for their home at Hamilton after spending a holiday with Mrs. Lewak's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mondoza Blanchard, who cele- brated their 50th Wedding Anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ames of Matachewan spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc- Chesney. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mercier and family of Gillies called on Saturday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Russel Hunton and Mr. Hun- ton. Mrs. Ted Bowen of Hudson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McChesney. Miss Jeannine Paquette was guest of honor on Monday evening at a lovely miscellaneous shower held by four of her friends, 'Miss Cecille Lanthier, Miss Norma Mel- ancon and the Missess Yvette and Madeline Belanger in the parish hall of the Sacred Heart Church. The guests enjoyed a variety of games for a portion of the evening and prizes were presented to the winners. Highlight of the evening came when the hostesses escorted the bride-to-be to a nicely decorated table over which hung pink, blue and white balloons, filled with con- fetti. The table was filled to over- flowing with prettily wrapped gifts. Jeannine thanked her many friends for the beautiful presents and their thoughfulness. Refresh- ments were served by the hostess- es. North Sunshine Branch of the Women's Institute presented awards to pupils of highest stand- ing and most progress from grade one to grade eight in North Cobalt Public School and St. Charles Sep- arate School. Mrs. Waldo Brown, on behalf of the W.I. presented the awards at the Pubile School as follows: Grade one -- H. S. Bonnie Jean Simpson, M. P. Carol Mander- strom. r Grade two -- M. S. Jeannie Din- el, M. P. Gerald Grant. Grade three -- H. S. Klaase Vis- ser, M. P. Patsy Miller. The Hailéyburian Page 3 Grade four -- H. S. Graham Dwyer, M.P. Ellen Perry. Grade five, H. S. Doreen Birnie, M. P. Ann Cranston. Grade six -- H. S. Connie Blair, M. P. Bert Perry. Grade seven -- H. S. Gail Mec- Grath, M.P. Terry Visser. Grade eight H. S. Kristen Jensen, M. P. Brian Mahon. Mrs. W. Stubinski on behalf of the W.I. presented the awards at St. Charles Separate School as fol- lows: French section, Grade 8 -- Den- ise St. Cyr, Paulette Belanger. Grade seven -- Steven Melan- con, Judy Ruddy. Grade 6 -- Diane Dupuis, Jean Lupien. Grade 5 -- Gerald Benoit, Claire Dessereault. Grade 4 -- Theresa England, Marcel Perron. Grade 3 -- Yvonne Dupuis, Care melle Lupien. Grade 2 -- Carol England, Gas- ton Crispin. ' Grade 1 -- Annabelle Palmer, Penny Ruddy. ored for most progress and highest standing in that order in various grades were: Grade three--Beverley Coe, Pat- sy Cloutier. Grade four, Richard Fleury, De- borah Finnerty. Grade five George Wilson. Lois Ruddy, in Grade seven. WANT ADS Good bargain. Phone OS 2-3046. 18 ~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | FOR SALE -- In Haileybury, four roomed house with bathroom. Ap- or phone OS 2-5284. FOR SALE -- A brick home with enclosed sun porch on double lot, overlooking park. Separate garage. Downstairs, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and bathroom. Upstairs, four bed- rooms, bathroom and sun room, Large cedar closet in attic. Rea- sonably priced. Terms can be ar- ranged for responsible purchaser. Phone OS 2-3309. 18 FOR SALE -- In Haileybury, two storey house (duplex), new furn- ace with thermostat, reasonably priced. Phone 4515, Cobalt. 15tf FOR SALE -- Six bedroom house and three lots. Phone OS 2-3478, Probyn Street, Haileybury. 16,17,18,19 TO RENT TO RENT -- Four room heated apartment, Lakeview Apartment building in Haileybury. Phone MI 7-6569, New Liskeard. 18 TO RENT -- one unfurnished up- stairs apartment, 3 piece bath, one bedroom, small kitchen and _ liv- ing room. Heated, Phone OS 2- 3128 Haileybury. 14tf TO RENT -- one bedroom with hot and cold running water. On Ferguson Avenue. Phone OS 2- 3128, Haileybury. 14t£ WANTED WANTED -- A few old cut over bush lots and old vacant farms, Please advise full particulars with lot, concession numbers and Town- ship with lowest cash price. Will consider anything and anyplace. Write Box 133, Bancroft, Ont. 18,19,20,21 MISCELLANEOUS If you wish to have your piano tuned or repaired by Leonard Morin, Call Mrs. Neil Turnbull, New Liskeard, Phone MI 717-6365. Leonard Morin is bi-lingual and has thirteen years experience in piano repairing and tuning. 33tt Coming Events Ladies' Visiting Day is planned for Sunday, July 12, at the loca] Golf Club. In the English section pupils hon-: Thomas Vinkle was top scholar ~ FOR SALE FOR SALE -- Good Cheer auto- | matic furnace, practically new. ply 38 Latchford St., Haileybury, 18