The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

. Thursday, July 16, 1959 The Haileyburian Page § Bird Banded By Local Bird Watcher Around the end of April, 1959, Mr. Sam Craig, Haileybury, pick- ed up in his garden a dead Even- ing Grosbeak. These birds left the district about a week later for the north. They summer in spruce forests between Souix Lookout and Red Lake. Mr. Craig noticing a band on the bird's leg had it sent to Washing- ton for identification. A reply from the Wild Life Ser- vice, Laurel, Maryland, U.S.A., dated June 30, 1959, was as fol- lows: Evening Grosbeak, banded at New Liskeard, Ontario, February 26, 1959, by Mr. T. J. Anderson, New Liskeard. (Mr. Anderson has kept his inter- est in birds for many years, and his garden is a town sanctuary for them. Driver Education In Ontarto's high schools, which has been increasing steadily during the past four years, rapidly in future in view of the Government's additional , Twenty one high school teachers, and two Department of Transport officers have just compiled a 2-week teacher preparation course is expected to develop encouragement for the program, announced in the last Speech from the Throne. in High School Driver Education, conducted by the Ontario Safety League, High School taking a skill test and being checked by fellow students (left to in Toronto. Picture shows Gerald Mino from Cobalt right: Edward Kohlman, Perth; Clinton Haist, Saltfleet; "HOME LOVE Roy Steckley, Preston; Mary Mariin, Ontario Department of Transport, Safety Branch, LET'S GiVE A"CHEER" WE HAVE ALLTHE EQUIPMENT Four Minor Teams In Ball Loop Those wanting to see some good baseball attend the games on Mon- | day and Thursday evenings at the Mining School, when the Pee Wees battle it out. Games are at six-thirty. There are four teams, called the Rotary, with John Valentine in charge; Elks, under leadership of Bill Fleming; Legion, with Ernie St. Louie in charge, and Dodgers, with Lorne Umphrey as their cap- tain. Jack Shouldice and Jack Walker are always on hand to lend assistance and help when needed. The results of the games so far and standing of the teams are: Dadgers! Joa. oae won 3 lost 2 Legion sa. 22: avs won 0 lost 5 Rotanys ac sacs: won 4 _ lost 1 WM eG~ oxic ees won 3 lost 2 See you at the ball games. Come out and lend your support to the future big leagurers. | MOUMTAIN'S HEIGHT Is it possible for a mountain to vary in height? Yes, it is. Mount Vesuvius' height is affected by the voleanic eruptions for which it is famous; the average is about 41,- 000 feet. Probably the best-known eruption was that of 79 A.D., when Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried under showers of pumice stone and volcanic ash. new 294-mile C.N.R. branch - industrial o~es~ ~*+*-- i % BRANCH LINE NEARS COMPLETION -- One of the most difficult construction problems faced by Canadian National Railways' engineers in the building of a line to link mineral-rich Northern Quebec with the Wis WAITING HERE!!! The Weather Week Ending July 14th, 1959 Max. Min- Wednesday ........... 88 62 >| Phunscavaen se 83 70 met Briday tae He 80 ~---«60 FAIR PRICES, Saturday 2s ose ae. 79 59 SUTICAYS SOAR ee pee i 71 57 . Monday. ...2s:.as3sel 76 58 CA MPSALL FPULCSGAN Sette sore ck i 82 57 ELECTRIC Co.t1D. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING PLUMBING _ HEATING Average for July to date 68 de- grees. Exports from Japan to Canada of wearing apparel increased from $1.2 million to $12.1 million be- tween 1953 and 1958, yy y WS 65 E> ii 6 agar yw WWW, 0 vr" --Id--D? i FINDLAY ELECTRIC Cecil St. Phone OS 2-3682 HAILEYBURY DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL WIRING AUTOMATIC CONTROLS, MOTORS AND APPLIANCE SERVICE MW Ooo 055 Ww '"Fl py i" E' ">hF.F.":': "7 aN PROVINCE OF ONTARIO Welfare Field Workers Northern Ontario Salary $2880 - $3750 ' | All Civil Service privileges. Minimum education re- quirements, senior matriculation or its equivalent. Car essential -- mileage rate paid by department. MALE OR FEMALE AGE 25 - 45 Interviews will 'be arranged, apply in writing giving full details to Regional Welfare Administrator RET ET Kirkland Lake 24, 25 Box 398 a4