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Page '$' Haston Club Elects Officers The Haileyburian yThe first meeting of the Haston } 4-H Homemaking Club "Being well dressed and well' groomed," was held on Friday evening, September 25th ait. the home of Mrs, George Fi Thursday,: October -1, +1959 ; Dudgeon. Nine members and their leaders, Mrs. G. Smith' and» Mrs. G. Dudgeon were present. | The following officérs were -el- écted: president, Dianne 'Tessier; vice-president, Ileen Smith; secre- tary, ,Margaret Semple and _ press reporter, Isobell Barlow. 'Members pamphlets were dis- tributed.and the. check sheets fill- éd' in. Notes were 'taken' by ithe' | ~ members on "How a girl may keep herself attractive." The girls practised taking meas- urements and making a matched patch: i Record books aré to be started immediately. Samples of materials and suit- able patterns to be used in the the unit were shown. Miss Phippen will attend the next meeting. which will be held next week at the home of Mrs. Campbell Semple. Neil Logan A resident of Rouyn-Noranda since 1932, Neil' -Logan passed away at the age of 74 years. He died suddenly at Carlson Mines Property, Copper Creek, as the re- sult of a heart seizure. Mr. Logan was born near Lind- ee ee say, Ont., in Eldon Township. At an early age he moved to Cobalt and became interested in*mining. He lived there until 1929, when he married Christiana Brown. and moved to New Liskeard. In 1932 he came to Rouyn-Nor- anda as an active prospector and resided there until his death. Funeral services were held at the Houle Funeral Home in Noranda and Stoddart's Funeral Home at Woodville, Ont. Interment was in Smith Cemetery, Woodville. -- a Here today hhe f | |here for the first time anywhere-- ; elegance with economy! . rt pute > Sra xR (yore gia) eS . 7} et 'i » ae g 7) ta » >») AETeD AEX = £55 = Fee 4 Ee. = | - ie - + \gi Tf ever a car stood out from the rest of the crop, it's this / _ Here's new gem-bright beauty, room to sprawl in and sit tall in. New lean-muscled engine economy, new space and silence in the going. For fineness of 'features, for precise craftsmanship -- for all the things that make a car good to own -- the '60 Chevrolet stands alone in its price field. _- 60 Chevy. From its clean-thrusting grille to its dapper rear deck, its styling is as fresh as a new-minted coin. You'll be just as wide-eyed over what's inside -- the re- comfortably cradled by Full Coil springs at all four wheels. And yet, you'll find new economy of operation, new dependability, new longer life. Here, truly, is the nearest to perfection a low-priced car ever came. Take ta laxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance, all the road in the sparkling new sixty Chevrolet. < > Here's the car created to conquer a whole new field... General Motors revolutionary compact Corvair. Here is a totally new way of going. From its trunk-in-the-front to the radically new Turbo-Air rear engine, Corvair is all new. And it's a newness that's designed to bring you the by riding comfort and six-passenger luxury standards that Canadians ee look for, together with true compact-car handling and economy. See, ae 4 drive and delight in the revolutionary new Corvair at your Chevrolet ! BY CHEVROLET "2 > & _ 7k WITH THE ENGINE IN THE REAR WHERE IT BELONGS IN A COMPACT CARI ~ } a see sap Ras Sy i There's nothing like a new car -- and no compact to: car like this @e luxe Corvair 700 HAILEYBURY GARAGE LTD. , Dial OS 2-3001 -