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Page 4 The Haileyburian Town Employee H. Villeneuve Dies ; An early resident of Haileybury, 60-year-old Joseph Xavier Villen- _ euve, died, Saturday morning in the Misericordia Hospital where he had been confined for three weeks. Known popularly as "'Hec", Mr. Villeneuve was born at Ottawa and came here in 1904. His stay in Haileybury was only interrupted in 1923, when he worked for a year with the Thunder Bay Paper Mill at Port Arthur. For 30 years he was an employ- ee of the Town of Haileybury, was town foreman for --a while, and looked after the skating rink at one time. More recently he was in charge of the pump house until his retirement last December. ' A. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Villeneuve, he served overseas in England, France and Belgiun with the Royal Canadian Engineers during World War I. A .membeéer of the Haileybury Branch of the Canadian Legion for a number of years, he was a Vimy Ridge veteran and was awarded two service medals. Mr. Villeneuve, who had been ailing for about two years, is sur- vived by his wife, Annie Villeneuve - and three children, Leonard, Sar- nia; William, Uranium City, Sask., and Patricia, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Haileybury and three grandchild- ren. Surviving also are a number of brothers and sisters, Adelard, Haileybury; Rudolph, Cobalt; Har- ry, Buffalo, N.Y.; Mrs. Fred (Vic- toria) Morin, Gillies; Mrs. Del- ware (Lena) Cole, Mud Lake; and Mrs. John (Clara) Szucs, New Lo- well, Ont. Predeceasing hime were a broth- er, Lorenzo, and a sister, Bertha, Montreal. A solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Holy Cross Church on Monday at 9 a.m. with Rev.. Father Brunette officiating assisted by Rev. C. Lapointe as Deacon and Rev. D. Smith as sub- deacon. Interment was at the Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Lebrosseur lead the choir in the singing. Pall-bearers were Oliver Mc- Quaid, Albert Palmer, Ken Watson, William Cavanagh, Wes Bradley, Neil Fleming, all of Haileybury. Guard of honor formed by Cana- dian Legion and by the Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion were: Mrs. O. McQuaid, Mrs. W. Hurst, Mrs. L. Dempster, Mrs. L. Berry, Mrs. S. Warriner, Mrs. H. Adams, Mrs. I. Sadler, Mrs. C. Burns, Mrs. J. 'Ruttan, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mrs. B. MacDonell, all of Haileybury; Mrs. J. Newman, New Liskeard and Mrs. Dewson, Haileybury. Basil Treen, spokesman for the Legion, Jim Newman, New Lis- keard, W. Hurst, J. Marchildon, M. _ Deraiche, R. Johnson, J. Porteous, D. Caron, Mr. Gilkes, all from Haileybury. Some attending from out-of-town were Mr, and Mrs. L. Othmer, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cole. Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. P. Villen- euve, North Bay, Mrs. E. Gauthier; Timmins, Mr. and Mrs. S. Gray, Toronto and his son and family, Len Kaye, Charlene, Leonore and Victor Villeneuve of Sarnia, also another son, Mr. William Villen- euve of Uranium City, Sask. Army Holds Picnic At Liskeard Beach. Although July 25, 1959 was not the best day, as far as good weath- er was concerned, for a_ picnic, plans had been completed and it was felt that it would be too big a disappointment to the boys and girls to cancel it, so it was held at the New Liskeard beach as plan- ned. Twenty-five boys and _ girls along with mom and dad, big sis- ter and brother and a few grown- up friends played ball; ran races, enjoyed the swimming (as well as free ice cream and pop), and in general had a wonderful day. The Salvation Army Officer wishes ito thank the Elk's Lodge and Connelly's Garage Ltd. for supplying the picnic bus. Thursday, August 13, 1959 DELUXE ' Westingheuse ELECTRIC DRYER Three temperatures for drying; auto- matic; no wrinkles; stylite control center; lint control; safety switch; no overloading; holds 18 Ibs. of damp clothes. regularly $330.00 LH3 -- 8 pounds clothes, single dial control may be stacked with dryer for saving space. TAKE THE PAIR $6 3000 | 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. TERMS ARRANGED CUSTOM IMPERIAL Westinghouse LAUNDROMAT With stylite controls; wash guides; 2 cycle master dial; 9 Ibs. dry load; 5 washing temperatures; 2 rinse tem- peratures; many other features. Uses half the amount of detergent and half the hot water used by other makes. regularly $440.00 DH 3 -- will dry 15 pounds of wet clothes. Has single dial * control and many other fea- tures. TV SPECIAL Model 2V34T complete with antenna $29995 Summer Sale Specials on Ranges, Washers and Refrigerators BUCK APPLIANCES Cobalt Phone 4685 3 STORES HMaileybury Phone OS 2-316} New Liskeard Phone MI 7-4080