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'VOTERS' LIST 1959 ra. a WANT ADS FOR SALE ' FOR SALE Coal and wood space heater in good condition. OS 2-5237, after 5 p.m. 33. ATTENTION TRAPPERS The Canadian Association for Humane 'Trapping sells Humane KILLER TRAPS. Sawyer, size 144, $1.20 each, $12.00 dozen. Wilkil, size 1%, 1.00 each. $10.00 dozen. Bigelow, size 1%-2, $1.40 each, $14.00 dozen. Postpaid. No C.O.D. Write C.A.H.T., 28 Summerhill Gardens, Toronto 7, Ont. 22,44 USED CARS EOR SALE--1954 Mercury, 4 door, omatic transmission, radio, ~ ite wall tires, windshield wash- ers, two-tone. Excellent condition. $795. OS 2-3591. 33 TO RENT TO RENT -- 2 bedroom apartment in Haileybury, central all conve- niences. OS 2-3486. 33 TO RENT -- 2-5 roomed and one 4 roomed heated apartments in Haileybury. Reasonable rent. For enquiries phone 4515 Cobalt. 31tf TO RENT -- In Haileybury, beau- tiful five roomed heated apartment on ground floor, all conveniences. Also four roomed apartment with all conveniences. Reasonably pric- ed. For enquiries phone 4515 Co- balt. 33tf EMPLOYMENT WANTED | WANTED -- Bookkeeper desires position in institution, business: of- fice or hotel. Is an experienced bookkeeper, hotel _ receptionist. Phone OS 2-3613, Haileybury.*° 33 Will sharpen skates, dye and polish 'shoes. A Dugas, 'Shoemaker, 6 Weng St., New 'Liskeard. ; BIOs O42 OD. , ~ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE TO CREDITOR AND OTHERS In the Estate of MICHELE COUTU Deceased ALL persons having claims against the Estate of Michele Coutu, late of the Town of Hailey- bury, in the District of Temiska- ming, Registered Nurse, who died on or about the 4th day of January, 1959, are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the under- signed on or before the 30th day of October, 1959, after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED this 5th day of Orieben: 1959. Ovila Coutu, Administrator, by his Solicitor, Dalton Dean, Q.C., a 'Haileybury, Ontario. PB Bi 28) VOTERS' LIST 1959 - Municipality of the Town of Haileybury District of Temiskaming NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act 1951 and that I have posted up at my office at Haileybury, Ontario, on the 16th day of October, 1959. The list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipality at municipal el- ections and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immed- late proceedings to have any er- rors or omissions corrected accord- ing to law, the last day for appeal being the 30th day of October, 1959. Frank G. Haskett, Clerk of the Municipality of the Town of Haileybury 33 ~ aicipality of the Township of Bucke District of Temiskaming Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act 1951 and that I have posted up at my office at North Cobalt, Ontario, on the 16th day of October, 1959. The list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipalty at municipal elec- tions and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immed- jate proceedings to have any er- rors or omissions corrected accord- ing to law, the last day for appeal being the 30th day of October, 1959. Germaine A. Larocque, Clerk of the. municipality of the Township of Bucke. C = 32, 33 Lt Mining . Municipalities Want Surface Taxes The practise of allowing the separation of mineral rights from surface rights is hurting mining municipalities, according to Chas. Dakins,. Township of Coleman clerk. Mr. Dakins was one of several persons who spoke when the Ont- ario Public Lands Investigation committe held a hearing in the court house at Haileybury. Mr. Dakin said that as the mun- icipalities cannot tax the mineral content of mining claims, it is vir- tually impossible to collect taxes on the frequently worthless sur- face rights. He suggested that the government should impose an equalized mill rate on all mining claims, and make the payment of surface taxes a condition of keep- ing mineral rights. A group of Cobalters from the north end of town protested the manner in which the Mastermet Mining Company has been able to sell its mineral rights, but keep the surface rights on which more than 50 homes are situated. They were told that while the commit- tee is sympathetic, the matter has been settled in the courts. Stan Fleming, a Haileybury prospector, said that the govern- ment should try and give more consideration to the ordinary pros- pector. He said that the govern- ment has taken away most sur- face rights and lake frontage rights from the prospector. Mel Robb complained that lum- bering companies are putting. pad- locked gates across roads which the prospector should be able to use. George Byles of Haileybury said that it is time the provincial parks. were opened for prospecting. He agreed with the deputy minis- ter of Mines, H. C. Rickaby,. that there would have to be some lim- itations to prevent large -sections of . provincial parks being - paten- ted. The committee eonsisted of D. Horan, secretary; J. J. Rankin, executive secretary of the prospec- tors .and developers association; J. J. Yaeger, assistant deputy min- ister of the department of lands and forests; H. C. Rickaby, deputy minister of mines; J. F. McFar- land, Mining commissioner for Ontario; Major General Howard Kennedy; consultant to the de- partment of lands and forests; F. W. Beatty, surveyor general of Ontario; John Beattie, executive director of the Ontario mining as- sociation; Dr. M. E. Hurst, pro- vincial geologist. If you wish to have your piano tuned or repaired by Leonard Morin, Call Home Outfitters New Liskeard, Phone MI 7-5622. Leon- ard Morin is bi-lingual and has fourteen years experience in piano repairing and tuning. 31tf TOWNSHIP OF BUCKE COURT OF REVISION Take notice that a Court of Re- vision will be held in the Bucke Township office North Cobalt on Thursday the 29th day of October at 8 p.m. to hear and determine the appeals against the assessment rolls of the township of Bucke made in 1959 on which the 1960 taxes will be levied. Dated at North Cobalt the 15th day of October, 1959. Germaine A. Larocque Cierk of the municipality of the Township of Bucke. 32;)33 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS es the Estate of Zeo Church, Miner, Deceased. All persons having claims against. the Estate of the said Zeo Church, who died at Haileybury on the 9th day of January, 1958, are required to file proof of the same with the undersigned Execu- tor on or before the 30th day of October, 1959. After that date the Executor will proceed to distrib- uted the said Estate, having re- cord only to the claims of which it shall then have had notice. | Dated at Sudbury, this 5th day of October, 1959. Sopha, and Conroy, 88 Elm Street, 'East, Sudbury, Ontario, Elmer W. Coot its solici- tor herein, Oly BY 'David 1. Thaw One of the best-known and most respected residents of Latchford, David Thompson Thaw, Deputy Chief Ranger in charge of the De- partment of Lands and Forests Headquarters at Latchford, died on Saturday, October 17, while on a hunting trip in the Gowganda area. Mr. Thaw, who had been an en- thusiastic hunter all his life, was accompanied by Dan Paul, Tom Proud and Mel Nurmi. While Mr. Paul remained at the camp, the others had set out across country to Hangingstone Lake. Mr. Thaw became separated from the other two and when they returned on their trail they found him sitting on a log, dead, having evidently passed away from a heart attack. With considerable' difficulty, the others managed to get word out to Elk Lake where Constable Sex- ton arranged for the Lands and Forests plane, stationed at Swas- tika, to fly in on Sunday for the body. In spite of very poor flying conditions, Pilot Dean Allan ac- complished this and the body was brought out to Elk Lake from where it was taken to the Buffam Funeral Parlours at Cobalt. The late Mr. Thaw was born in Wentworth County in 1894. At a very early age he moved with his parents to Emsdale where he lived until he came north to work for the Department of Lands and For- ests about 1927. or He married Mrs. Mary Jane Brohm, nee Thorne, of Emsdale, in 1927. After Mr. Thaw was ap- pointed Deputy Chief in charge at Latchford the family took up resi- dence at Latchford and have lived here since. Mr: Thaw was a veteran of the First World War and was wounded in action. At-the time of his death he was Chairman of the Latchford Public School Board, a member of Silver Masonic Lodge in Cobalt and of L.O.L. 1945, Latchford. He was a member of the Latchford United Church. He is survived by his wife, two brothers, Sam of North Tonawan- da, N.Y., and Wally of Kirkland Lake, one daughter, Joan, Mrs. Lloyd Heikkila of Cobalt, one step- daughter, Mrs. Russell Robert- son of Haliburton and 'two step- sons, William Brohm of Toronto and Joseph Brohm of Englehart. A short Masonic service was held at the Funeral Parlours on Monday evening. The funeral ser- vice was held at the Latchford United Church on Tuesday, Octo- ber 20, with the Rev. H. L. Wip- precht officiating. Pall-bearers, all Dept. of Lands and Forests employees, were Jack Lalonde, Temagami, Ed Mantle, Haileybury, Percy Bates, Angus Lingenfelter, Lawrence Anderson and Arthur Wright of Latchford. Interment was at the Haileybury Cemetery. Relatives in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heikkila, Co- balt, Mr. and Mrs. William Brohm and family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robertson, Haliburton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brohm and daugh- ter Bonnie, Englehart, Mr. W. Thaw, Kirkland Lake, Mrs. Jack Thaw and Mr. and Mrs. William / ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES See us for all your hardwore requirements. We have oa complete stock. CIL Paints HARDWARE OS 2-3055 Haileybury 38 | Thursday, October 22, 1959 Cobalt Socials Silver Rebekah Lodge Hold Autumn Tea and Bazaar Maple leaves, pastel tinted wild rice and daisies decorated » Cobalt Community Hall on Friday, Octo- ber 9, for the fall tea and bazaar of the Silver Rebekah Lodge. Noble Grand Sister Agatha Camer- on assisted by Vice .Grand Sister Carrie Birtch were at the door to welcome the guests. Mrs. M. Southall and Mrs. Pescod presided at the very attractive tea table. This was covered with a green plaid cloth, and centred with red and orange tapers and a wicker "Horn of Plenty" from which spill- ed grapes and miniature gourds interspersed with bright hued leaves and snow berries. Silver ap- pointments completed the arrange- ment. Mrs. J. Fildes, Mrs. R. Fol- lick, Mrs. E. Greensides, Heather Cameron, Sandra Menzie and Bev- erly Welch served the guests at individual tables that were very gay with bright coloured place mats and centrepiece of snow ber- ries. Mrs. E. Greensides was the bazaar convener and Mrs. B. Mor- gan was in charge of the hall de- corations. Aprons, fancy work and Christmas novelties were sold by Mrs. T. Welch and Mrs. A. Men- zie and Mrs. F. Riley and Mrs.-F. Eno were in charge of the well stocked bake table. A candy table was looked after by Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. C. Birtch was the convener for the tea and keeping things running smoothly in the kitchen were Mrs. H. Armstrong, Mrs. M. White, Mrs. A. Seed, Mrs. W. Sul- livan and Mrs. Doonan. W.A. Welcome New Rector To Their Meeting Mrs. Henry Smith was hostess to to the W.A. of St. James' Anglican Church on October 7. In the ab- sence- of the President Mrs. I. Fildes, the meeting was opened by the Vice-President, Mrs. A. Moore Ullman, Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thaw and son William, North Tonawanda, "N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorne, Emsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodruff and family, Parry Sound, Mr. William Ullman, Atikoken. The Se TSF e 1 Page 9 anT gS with the members prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Jim Fildes read the minutes of the previous meeting and Mrs. E. Othmer gave the treasurer's report. Among the correspondence was a letter "Ad- vising members that the Annual Deanery is to be held at South River on October 22, Plans were finalized for the W.A. Bazaar which is to be held on Friday, October 23, in the Com- munity Hall. Plans were discuss- ed for painting the interior of the church. Work groups were decid ed upon for the D.O.S. banquet which the W.A. is to cater for on October 17. The Altar Committee for October will be Mrs. Jeff Fildes and Mrs. Jim Fildes. The November meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. J. Bur- ton, Ruby St. The new Rector, Reverend Wyham attended the meeting to meet the ladies of the Auxiliary, and after the regular closing of the Prayer Partner's Prayer, Rev. Wyham pronounced the Benediction. JUST CALL MY BOSS WHEN YOU MODERNIZE AND vp A PLUMBING SYSTE THAT_IS A PRIZE / CAMPSALL ELECTRIC CO.LTD. PLUMBING HEATING 8 { MI 7-4359 cssucanofl Daily departures by VISCOUNT From Earlton MONTREAL 3 HRS. 30 MINS. TORONTO 1 HR. 55 MINS. Connections in Toronto for major U.S. Centres. Also TCA turbo-prop VISCOUNT service to ROUYN/NORANDA, OTTAWA, ZY NORTH BAY, VAL D'OR - daily except 7 Sunday. 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