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: Liskeard Suburb (Continued from page one) bury is one of the biggest indus- tries in the town, and it has been established here for a long time, last year the pay roll in the Hotel amounted to $48,000.00 all of which remained in the town, yet when the town fathers come to assessing us for the cost of water, they do not take any of this into consideration. There seems to be no standard way of- assessing this major ne- cessity im the town, some of the major users of this service in town are on a flat rate and others are judged on a water meter principle. Garages in particular, which use large quanities of water are on a m™ rate of $10 per month yet we | aes times in excess of $70 per month. Under the present cir- cumstances we can not even per- form a public service such as "washing down the sidewalks or water our lawns to beautify our establishment," he continued, 'We perform public- services to the town such as providing public wash rooms all which consumes a quan- tity of water. I think that all the businesses in town should either be put on one standard or the other, but it should be uniform." Councillor Charley Camsall said, "We have no purisdiction concern- ing the water rates, they are set by the Water Resources Board and we can not alter them, however, we can look into the way in which they are applied and see that they are uniform.' Mr. Timmins continued, "'I read recently in the Haileyburian that Haileybury is the "Prettiest Town in the North', I must disagree with this, and the council is partly to blame. In most other towns the merchants are required to wash or sweep the sidewalks in front of their establishments each day, I think that the main street in Hail- eybury is a disgrace, however, this could be partly attributed to the cost of water in town, but the town fathers should see to it that this is done by each merchant with the help of the town gang.' He also said, "Street signs in various lo- calities have either fallen down, or not been replaced, or should never have been put there in the first place, this is the town's responsibil- ity and they should be alert to this, to prevent accidents." Robert Huard, a Haileybury resi- dent also came to the council meet- ing to fire on the council over the water situation in the town. He said; 'I heard that the town is proposing to construct a new re- servoir system at Constance Lake designed to provide the town with better water services. I live up on top of the Haileybury hill and I have been with water only period- ically since building there, he con- tinued. "If the town were more concerned with instituting a better pumping system in the present set- up then building a new reservoir perhaps we would be better ser- viced. If the present pumping sys- tem cannot even keep the present reservoir full to provide the re- quired pressure, how then do you suppose. that they will be able to keep the new 30,000 gallon reser- voir full? You must remember that since the installation of the present pumps the town has taken in sev- eral industries which are substan- cial water users,' he said. "Not only that, but I do not want to go through another winter like last winter with no water." Mayor Cooke stated, "'We have _ had engineers look into the matter and we are-only following their recommendations, when this new system goes into effect everyone will have at least 60 pounds of - oressure. I promise you that the am will be ready for this fall." -r. Huard inquired why the Con- stance Lake water supply had been shut off and asked would it not be possible for. the Constance Lake supply of water to be diverted into the present reservoir so that at least the town would have tempor- ary water supply while the new system was being built. °C. Camsall answered that the water supply from Constance Lake is not constant enough, it fills and retreats with the weather condi- tions, also that the water although it had been tested as good by the Health authorities, is not satisfac- tory for use and it would be closed ' off again immediately if the Health - Department found that the town Thursday, August 13, 1959 The Haileyburian Page 7 The Weather | Discretion Please! Week ending August 11, 1959 The residents who live on Fer- .. |guson Ave., in the downtown sec- Max. Min.| tion would appreciate it if those Water 'ee Wrednesdayiaes:. si. scct- tec 75 65 who are attending the midnight WNANOEICER? 5. possocudatc 83 62 |show Sunday evenings would use ; pic cuvekae acta doi aes SiGS a little discretion on leaving the ig theatre in the wee small hours of - cient oo [terme me wee airs || Weaue Bercement | Slinday isis se eee aes 78 60 as four o'clock and not make any MONGA WARS. cen aera 717 64 |more noise than necessary. dae Tuesday Mea edie cette ste seas 81 62 It is very annoying for those i) trying to sleep to have someone laughing, talking and _ shouting, 5 while others keep blowing the Ladies At Sudbury horns of their cars without neces- -_ sary cause but just for ithe fun of it. Rox Masonry Paint even stops running Also while waiting for the show|} weater--all out of one can--no sealers Jean McLeod of tthe Soo won first| to open so many sit in their cars prize in Championship, and Edna|and keep blowing their horns just (Continued from page one) or plugs needed. Johnston, Sudbury, second. for no reason at all. The first prize of the consola-| We feel sure if this is brought to ® SS ere N tion of this event was won by L.| the attention of the offenders they R X =< cate : i, Lea, Timmins, while Mary Austin,| will have some regard for other Fabulous % with Z aan WSS Sudbury won second, people. money-back guaran- These two-day tournaments are becoming very popular and all are tee--is now available 2 MASOMET" X S Rock Cut Wreck ea CANY looking forward to more clubs tak- PA ing up the idea. in your area... For fa 2°" COBALT -- A one-ton truck ALLS and FLOge 's " WALLS and FLOORS oy ; é driven by Roland Mercier of further information \areeedientetnctniy addition to this the residents of the Gillies Limits crashed . off j : Ss town who had been on that water! wighway 11 at the Cobalt rock call or write today. supply earlier this year had com-| eut in the early hours of Fri- plained about the smell of the wa-| qay morning. Mercier said he ter and had forced the town to} was blinded by the lights of . e close it off. an oncoming vehicle. His truck S The town received two applica-| went over the sidewalk, drop- 1 tions from persons wishing to take| ped down some four feet and over the position of Chief of Po-| wedged itself under the steps f lice in the town, if the town decided| and front porch of the Baptist Phone OS 2-3044 Lake Shore, Haileybury to form their own force. Church, DRIVE IN EMPIRE PLAYGROUND -- FREE PONY RIDES Children under 12 Free PERFORMANCES EVERY MONDAY NIGHT IS BUCK A CAR NIGHT Mon. to Sat, doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. $50 Reward for information of anyone found removing speakers from Drive In property. If any speakers are acci- FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS Last Showing Tonight: "STOPOVER TOKYO" THRS., FRI. & SAT. AUGUST 13-14-15 "AL MINE TO. GIVE" |) "SNOW WHITE & 7 DWARFS" TECHNICOLOR Walt Disney This is one of the greatest family pictures ever produced Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitchell, Rory Calhoun MON. & TUES. AUGUST 17 - 18 "RED SUNDOWN" HT HEA\ } Ae a | a SUN THE NIGHT HEAVEN FELL RESTRICTED MON. & TUES. AUGUST 17 - 18 COLOR. SCOPE siti eli ad CITY OF FEAR" Dan Daily, Clare Kelly COLOR WED. & THURS. AUGUST 19 - 20 Vince Edwards, John Archer "FLAME OF CALCUTTA" | waa. ras ieee: & ato "REVOLT IN THE BIG HOUSE" Patrick Knowles, Denise Darcel ADULT "NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED" seal psa : SOE" | ROYAL AFRICAN RIFLES" Kathie Grant, Wm. Leslie COLOR The management of the Tri Town Drive In Theatre and Empire Theatre is proud to announce that at least four top family pictures were obtained for showing during the month of August. ALL MINE TO GIVE - Drive In, Aug. 14-15 SNOW WHITE & SEVEN DWARFS - Empire, Aug. 13 - 14- 15 : COURAGE OF BLACK BEAUTY - Drive In, Aug. 28 - 29 TONKA =- Empire, August 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 It's a pleasure to present family pictures such as these. DON'T MISS THEM.