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

+ . : Pr pe a a le 3 ave aaa ae a 4 i e ee ee hoe oe ae th let i a les : Latchford Wins : : Thursday, August 6, 1959 The Haileyburian Page 5 At Bass Lake Two Class "C" Intermediate teams dominated play at the An- nual Bass Lake Ball Tournament held over Civic Holiday, and the most popular player award went to Billie Glashan, a New Liskeard Midget pitcher, who had enough stuff to pull his team into the fin- als. Cobalt started on its way to the finals with a win-over North Bay. Don Taylor was on the the mound for the Silver Kings, and did a good job of taming the Gateway' --. batsmen. e, od Cobalt tangled on Monday in the semi-finals with Joe Dash, the Dashers had an easy win in their first game against Cochrane. Gla- shan allowed only five hits and four runs in the nine inning game, and Cobalt collected five runs off Lefty Conrad and Larry Hillman. Campsalls _ dumped Northland Tire in their first game 5 - 1, when Gord McKnight held the tiremen to two hits, one a homer by Roger . Bettoil. Campsalls had the misfortune to - be drawn against a red hot Latch- ford nine in the semi-finals, and couldn't buy a hit until the ninth when they poked three across. But Latchford had collected four and advanced into the finals. Bill Glashan started for Co- balt against Latchford and al- though he held them to 12 hits, it was enough for 12 runs and the 12-6 win of the tournament for his op- position. ; Cobalt Kiwanis Club ran _ into wonderful weather for the annual picnic, and a record crowd poured a substantial sum into-the coffers of the club which will be used for welfare work, and the promotion of girls and boys activities. Rey. H. Martindale Funeral Mass was said at. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, August 4, for the Right Reverend Hugh 5 J. Martindale, who died in Tim- mins on Tuesday of this week. DELUXE CUSTOM IMPERIAL Mass was said in the Church Westinghouse Westinghouse of the Nativity, Timmins, and Sie FLECTRIC DRYER THE LAUNDROMAT ae With stylite controls; wash guides; 2 Three temperatures for drying; auto- PAIR cycle master dial; 9 Ibs. dry load; 5 _ fo: matic; no wrinkles; stylite control washing temperatures; 2 rinse tem- Beer Prices Up center; lint control; safety switch; no peratures; many other features. Uses overloading; holds 18 Ibs. of damp At Warehouses ~ And Hotels Beer at Brewers' Retail Stores went up five cents a dozen Satur- day morning, R. W. Hillmer, pres- ident of Brewers' Warehousing Co. Ltd. said today. Mr. Hillmer said that even with the new price. change, Ontario beer prices will still be the lowest fm any Canadian province. "Since 1950, while cost of other goods, | as shown in the goverment's Con- Sumers Price Index, went up 22.4% the price of beer in Ontar- jo, including the new increase, has gone up only 10.3%,' he said. The increase will not be direct- ly reflected in the price including the 'bottle deposit, paid by the half the amount of detergent and . ¢lothes, half the hot water used by other regularly $330.00 $ 6 3 Ooo vegulasly "$440.00 SPACE SAVER Laundromat and Dryer Laundromat reg. $290.00 Dryer reg. $200.00 Total Price $490.00 TAKE THE PAIR $40800 Liberal allowance for old washer or dryer in good running condition. / customer at the Retail Store, Mr. LH3 -- 8 pounds clothes, DH 3 -- will dry 15 pounds of Hillmer said. "The increase will single dial control may be wet clothes. Has single dial come .about through: A reduction stacked with dryer for saving control and many other fea- in the Warehousing Company's de- spa ce. tures. posit charge on the bottles, from | 30 cenitts to 25 cents a dozen. The _gross prices which the consumer Model 2V34T ; will pay at the store will remain : a $ 9 5 unchanged, but he will receive 25 complete with antenna | cents a dozen, rather than 30 cents back on his empties." ee re edded. Wet Cusine Summer Sale Specials on Ranges, Washers and Refrigerators ers in possession of bottles at the old deposit rate would have until August 8 next to return them to Brewers' Warehousing at the 30 cents a dozen rate. Beer prices are also up in the : local hotels, the price now for aa bottled beer has been hiked to 29 " 3 STORES cents from 27 cents, and as soon aS 4 as bigger glasses are available Cobalt Haileybury New Liskeard draught beer will cost 15 cents a : Phone 4685 Phone OS 2-316! | Phone MI 7-4080 glass against the present charge * of 10 cents. Z AREAS BLS EES A" | ~ em be a a