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The Haileyburian aS Ninh die Sie ihe ee Corporal D. K. Herman of Kamloops and Prince Rupert, Thursday, October 15, 1959 AUSSIES SEE THE ARGUS B.C., points. out some of the Argus' 1; More interesting features to. a group of Australian soldiers at Richmond Air Base near Sidney, Aus- _ Canadian. endurance " €570 miles. record on the return trip, tralia. The Argus was one. of two RCAF anti-submarine aircraft which toured "Down Under", ing:part in exercises with the Royal Australian Air Force. One of the long-range aircraft set a new flying from Hawaii to North Bay, tak- Ont., a distance of -- Nat. Defence Photo Lions Rally To Be Held *'*The Cobalt Lions Club will be hosts to delegates from some 20 Lions Clubs.in District A-46 when aey meet in Cobalt on the week- 'end of October 24 and 25, for the District Fall Rally. Delegates are expected from Hearst, Smooth Rock. Falls, Kapuskasing, Tim- mins, South Porcupine, Schuma- cher, Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake, Virginiatown, Noranda - Rouyn, Abitibi, Malartic, Swastika, Cha- put Hughes, Matachewan, O'Brien- Gowganda, New Liskeard, Angliers and Temagami. 'John Damiani and Pat Slaght co-chairmen of the Cobalt Lions Club Rally committee gave a re- port at Monday's dinner meeting on plans for the event and appoint- ed various committees to handle the necessary arrangements. Re- gistration will get under way Sat- urday afternoon in the lobby of the Fraser Hotel with a big Rally Dance slated for Saturday night at the Community Hall. A Lions stag breakfast will be £.cld Sunday morning at 9:15 a:m. in the Community Hall while the ladies will be entertained by the wives of the host club members at a breakfast and coffee party in the Legion Lounge. Zone, Regional YK LA BSRSAS SAGES QA \ @ \y i @ sa aa WE GLADLY WORK 6 STUDY UNTIL VERY LATE TOKEEP OUR T.V. KNOWLEDGE RIGHT UP TO DATE / ROSELL ze, Ml.7-4080 NEW LIS 5 PH.4685 COBALT 05.2 a HAILEYBURY DS a i a a ae at Cobalt October 24 and District. meetings will be held following the breakfast and at 2 p.m. a banquet will be held in the Community Hall with Doug Car- rier Past Deputy District Gover- nor of Timmins as the guest speak- er. President Ernie Thibeault pre- sided over Monday's dinner meet- ing which was well attended. In- ternational Counsellor Clifford Cox of Temagami also attended. The President handed out a 'list of the new committees for the 1959-60 term. An interesting film supplied by Red Lafoy was shown at. the conclusion of the dinner meeting. The film depicted the case of a young man suffering from lung cancer caused by heavy smoking and showed the actual operation and removal of one lung. A donation was approved to the Fire Brigade for the Santa Claus Fund. Good Firemen The pulp and paper industry spends more on forest protection than the provincial governments, the owners of the forests. The mills have a greater investment in fire fighting Bee rt ea the provinces. = Almost one billion pounds of milk was used in the production of cheese in Canada last year, This represents the total milk produc- tion of approximately _ 170,000 cows. STRAND THEATRE Haileybury Haileybury phone OSborne 2-3533 THURS., FRI. & SAT. "THE GEISHA BOY" IN TECHNICOLOR & VISTAVISION Starring: Jerry Lewis, Marie McDonald ADDED FEATURE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL" IN TECHNICOLOR & VISTAVISION OCTOBER 15 - 16 - 17 SUN. MIDNIGHT, MON., TUE., WED. OCT. 19-20-21 "STRANGER IN MY ARMS" Starring: Jeff Chandler, June Allyson, Sandra Dee ADDED FEATURE "TEMPEST" IN TECHNICOLOR & TECHNIRAMA Starring: Van Heflin, Silvana Mangano Findlay H. Cameron Findlay Hugh Cameron, a resi- dent of the north for many years died in Misericordia Hospital, Hail- eybury, Friday morning, October 9, followng an illness of several months. ~ Mr. Cameron, who was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron, was born in Beckwith township, near Carleton Place on July 3, 1868, One of a family of seven, he learned the bricklaying 'trade and during his early life he operated a brick kiln in company -with his brother William. Later he became manager of the Brockville and Del- ta Lime Kiln. He was married September 29, 1908 to Miss Eva Weeks of Carle- ton Place. They made their home in Delta for a time, 'then came north to Haileybury, where Mr. Cameron built a home near ithe south end of the town. When it was destroyed by the fire of 1922, they moved to Cobalt and pur- chased: the house on Nickle St. that"has been their home ever since. His quiet and kindly disposi- tion made friends for him where ever he went. He will be missed and remembered as a good neigh- bor and friend. For many-years before his re- tirement, he was employed by the O'Brien and the McKinlay mines. The work he did as a brick and stone mason, particularly in fire places, all over the north, will re- main as a monument to his ability, for many years to come. Mr. Cameron is survived by his wife and 'two neices, Mrs. Jean Colbourne and Miss Elsie Camer- on, both of Carleton Place. Funeral services were conducted from Buffam's Funeral Chapel, Co- Te balt, Monday, October 12, with Pastor H. de Vries of the Hailey- bury Baptist church officiating, During the service Mrs. A. Svek- ers of Cobalt, sang "The Old Rug= ged Cross." Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Haileybury, with Mur- ray McKinnon, Robert Burnes, James Armstrong, Percy Lemon and Ivan Tresidder, all of Cobalt, and A. H. Cooke of Haileybury acting as pall-bearers. Dr. Mary McCallum of Smiths Falls and Dr. Kenneth McEwen of Toronto attended the funeral, At the time of the most recent census there were about 200,000 more men then women in Canada. WE GLADLY work AND STUDY ae VERY. LATE ! "UE ATING | KNOWLEDGE" WRIGHT UP TO- DATE" / CAMPSALL ELECTRIC Co.LTD. PELECTRICAL CONTRACTING PLUMBING HEATING MI 7 : 4359 ihe EMPIRE PERFORMANCES 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. FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS Last Showing Tonight -- "THE BAT" "FACE OF FIRE" FRI. & SAT. OCT. 16 - 17 THE THREE STOOGES 4< | ji HILARIOUS MIXTURE OF MISSILES AND. MIRTH! Age ROCKET, WILLTRAVEL IN THEIR FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE FILMI! \ A COLUMBIA PICTURE "30 BRIDE OF CANDY ROCK" Lou Costello MON. & TUES. "SET ATTACK" John Agar ADDED FEATURE Ail AMERICAN IMGERNATIONAL PICTURE 7 Touch Conners OCT. 19 - 20 "THE BIG COLOR WED., THUR., FRI. & SAT. _ acter Mature, Red Buttons, Rhonda Fleming, Peter Lorre OCT. 21 CIRCUS" SCOPE - 24