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' Page 4 The Haileyburian Haileybury Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson re- turned tto their home in Brantford last week. after spending two weeks with their son, Gordon Wil- son and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Blackmore of Sudbury and Mrs. Getson, Tor- onto, were in town last week visit- ing Mr: Blackmore's and Mrs. Get- son's sisters, Mrs,-A. Huard and Mrs. W. Liscumb and 'families. Mrs. Hugh Greenis and daugh- ter Nancy of Belleville, are in town visiting Mrs. Greenis' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Tulloch. 'irs. E. G. Dudley and son Ross of Ottawa, are visiting Mrs. Dud- ley's grandmother, 'Mrs. Nellie ' Austin and aunt, Mrs. George Byles and Mr. Byles. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wilson and sons Barry and Brian are on a camping trip to Southern Ontario and the United States. Mrs. A. Géorge arrived home last. week after spending the past several months with her daughters and.itheir families, Mrs. J. B; Sym- ington, Sault Ste. Marie, and Mrs. G. B. Tomnie, Cobourg. Also visit- ed other parts of Southern On- tario. Mrs. A. Huard and Mrs. W. Lis- cumb and family spent last week- end in Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tulloch return- ed. home from a trip to Owen Sound and other Southern Ontario points. Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Richards of Sarnia were in town over ithe past week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs: Tom Cragg, Mrs. Richards form- er home. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Peacock lefit 'on Monday for a month's holiday. Rev. Howard Eaton of North Bay will be in charge of the United Church services in both North Co- balt and Haileybury during Mr. Peacock's absence. Mr. and Mrs. John Gravel and Mr. and'Mrs. R: Drainville are on 'a trip ito Hamilton to visit Mr. and "Mrs. "and other friends. t | to-day BPlmer Gravel and Rodney Mrs. C. Camsell and Linda left for Ottawa where Mrs: *Camsell will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crd): will visit her aunt, Mrs. O. Klotz, -- McAulay and Mrs. Mills while Linda at her cottage. Janet Camsell is with her aunt at present. A large crowd attended the. tea at the Golf Club on Wednesday, July 22nd. The hostesses were con- vener Mrs. Art Cooke assisted by Mrs. (J. H. White, Mrs. Jack Davis and Mrs. D. W. Atchison. On Saturday, July 25th, the sec- ond round of the Taylor Cup was played with Mr. and Mrs. Neil N. McAulay, Sr. and Jack Leckie qualifying. This competition iis an 18 hole two ball foursome with local handicaps used. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bonin, De- troit, Michigan, were in town last week visiting Mr. Bonin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bonin and News from the Lvelyn Shoppe SALE Sale is still in full swing at Evelyn's with many articles down to ¥% price and less. Such as sports- wear, dresses, suits, coats, hats, costume jewellery. Clearing out a group of slacks at the ridiculous price of $2.98, many permanently wrinkle-resistant and water repellent. Durable gabar- dine of Viscose and nylon blend. Also wool mixture, taken from higher price list. These would be excellent for camping and cooler weather. We invite you to come in and browse around. ' THE Thursday, July 30, 1959 Personals sister Mrs. Lorne Berry and Mr. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berry, Guelph, were in town over the past week-end visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Peckover returned home Jast week-end from a holiday spent at Elliot Lake, Tor- onto and other Southern points. To The Editor July 28, 1959. One thing I can not understand is how this Town rates a tax raise. Is it to pay for some of the mis- takes done by our Council? What I mean by mistakes, is the sidewalk that was put in a while back and was slowly washing down to the lake. I think if we want our streets sanded we should do it some other- way than having our sidewalks wash across them. Sure we got our streets paved but what good are they. They are getting dug all over tthe place which leaves a permanent. hole that our Town workmen are fight- ing a losing battle trying to fill. I do not blame the town men trying to fill these holes. All I am trying to point out is that the coun- cil, in the days when this water- works was laid out, did not look far enough ahead to appreciate a paved road and now you can see the results the way our roads are getting cut up. ' This : seems: a pense trend of councils: in this town if you look back on the sidewalks. It was not put out for tender and they tried to get a cheap job and believe me they did, but we sure paid for it this year when they had to pave over. I would suggest that those who run for council do run jto help this Town and its people and make sure that they are able to handle the job. Not just run for the glory as I do not feel like paying my money out to such things. Right now I feel 'that these taxes are-too high as the Town is no dif- ferent than it was in 45. A disgusted tax payer. Timmins Golfer Wins NOLG Title Mrs. Claire Bernardi, Timmins, won the championship total at the Northern Ontario Ladies' Golf Tournament held last week in Nor- anda. She played in the finals against a junior 17 year old, Miss Birdie Hawkins, North Bay, and won out on the 15th hole. Miss Hawkins put some of the old sea- soned golfers out before reaching the finals. There were 61 players entered, 56 in the regular group and five in the seniors. All reported a good time, good weather and course in excellent condition. Flora McFarlane was in the championship flight, having quali- fied with a 99. The same same score as Mrs. Bernardi. Audrey Bond was in the first flight while Jeanne Murphy entered the sen- iors. Mrs. Murphy won third prize in her section. Canada's pulp exports to the United States currently are in ex- cess of $200,000,000 a year. Cost of 'survey is estimated at: $4,000. Mastermet president Hugh Suth- erland recently received a judge- ment from the court of appeals which ruled itthat the town could not 'assess him on_property for which no survey had been regis- tered at the Land Titles ofifice in Haileybury > => Mayor Purdy said that any G nouncement at this time would be premature and would prejudice the town's case. # No Announcement On Mastermet Case Cobalt council three-man dele- gation which. travelled to Toronto on town business is back, but the results of the visit are not released for publication. Mayor Fulton Purdy, town clerk Cyril Vezina and solicitor W. C. Inch, made the trip and met with government officials seeking a so- lution to the problem of properly assessing Mastermet Mines for a Healthy sign*in the Canadian he north end| economy was the ten per cent ad- aS ae ge aM ease nit vance in sales scored in February, of the town, without going to the| 1959 py department stores as com- expense of having it surveyed.!pared with February, 1958. How TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT For your free copy of Rock of Ages' new illustrated booklet "How To Choose. Your Family Monument" visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER SANDERSON Sea eo! cs, Orillia - Ont. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE --T. G. TULLOCH Haileybury, Ont. Phons OSborne 2-5218 EMPIRE PERFORMANCES « Mon. ta Sat. doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7.& 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show @t 8:15 p.m. AN | FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT -- -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS "BITTER VICTORY" .and Last Showing Tonight "MURDER BY CONTRACT" RI. & SAT. JULY 31 - AUG. 1 FOR 'THE FACE' IS ON! | EASTMAN COLOR A MORNINGSIDE PRODUCTION - A' COLUMBIA PICTURE "RAW SUNDAY MIDNIGHT - MON. & TUES. AUG. 3 - 4 WIND -- IN EDEN" TECHSCOPE ; , Esther Williams, Jeff Chandler WED. to SAT. AUGUST 5-8 "IMITATION OF LIFE TECHNICOLOR Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, John Gavin - DRIVE IN PLAYGROUND FREE PONY RIDES Children under 12 Free " EVERY MONDAY NIGHT IS BUCK A CAR NIGHT $50 Reward for speakers from Drive In property. If any speakers are acci- information of anyone found removing dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. Last Showing Tonight -- "DEEP SIX" FRI. & SAT. 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