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bj a * The Haileyburian Thursday, November 26, 1959 Using a full barrel OF oil, the Rescue Squadron of the Algonquin Regiment demonstrates how to lift an injured man from a shaft using a tripod, block and tackle and sling. District Deputy Governor | Visits Cobalt Lions Club COBALT Buck, Deputy District Governor of, Lions International District A-6 paid his official visit to the Cobalt Lions Club at their dinner meeting held last Monday night in the Legion Lounge. A short Remembrance Ceremony was held before the dinner meet- ing got under way with Bob Sopha reading a special Armistice Poem and Murray McKinnon reading the Honour Rolls of the First and Se- cond, World Wars. Two minutes si- lence was observed in memory of the fallen. The Deputy District Governor was introduced by Lloyd Hum- phreys and gave a short talk on the Functions of a Lions Club and outlined the various duties of its officers, etc. Mr. Buck congratu- lated the Cobalt Club on the fine manner in which they handled the recent District A4 Fall Rally. The next District Rally will be held in Kapuskasing the first week-end in May. The Deputy District Gover- nor was thanked by president Er- nie Thibeault. New members Maurice Boisselle, Pat O'Shaughnessy and _ Phil Groulx of Latchford and Fern Des- jardins of Cobalt were in attend- ancéjand one visitor Lion Graham Hooper of Temagami, Mr. Hooper extefided | an, invitation to the Co- balt) members to attend a dance and | | buffet in) Temagami on Tues- day,| December 8. At meport on the recent Fall Rally was; |Biven! by Pat Slaght and John Damiani | and a detailed financial Lawrence report was given by Rally Treas- urer Lloyd Humphreys. Jerry Presse chairman of the bingo committee reported that the next service club bingo will be held in the Cobalt Community Hall on Thursday, November 26, and the jaek-pot will be worth $1000. Ted Bilodeau reported that the Light Bulb Campaign was going very good, final returns were not available as yet. President Ernie Thibeault called on Past President Pat Slaght to present 100 per cent attendance pins to the following: Lawrence Buck, 11 years; Ernie Thibeault and Hubert Audette,-6 years; Jerry Presse and Albert Riley, three years; Murray McKinnon, two years; Ted Bilodeau, Lloyd Hum- phreys, and Albert Svekers, one year. A donation was approved for the Children's Aid Society. A letter was received from the Fire De- partment asking the club to put a float in the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, December 5, and it was decided to go ahead with this project. The next race meeting will be held on November 30, instead of Dedember 7, and initiation of new members will take place at this Coal Production Although Alberta has one of the largest coal reserves in existence -- perhaps 40,000,000 itons -- ac- tual production today is only about half of what it was ten years ago. This drop is due to the displace- ment of steam locomotives by diesels and the enormous growth of; the natural gas industry. ne picnnneeeed eA i] The perfect gift that will Danita or Moirs or ' Wallets, Pens or a Pipe iS to come. See our wide selection now on display. : WE SUGGEST YOU GIVE MILADY: Yardley gift sets, Dana perfumes in Taboo, Ambush Chocolates for the hostess See these. gifts and many more at 'Smallman's Rexall Drugs On the Corner. in 'Haileybury é & ti I be remembered for years a 20: Karat. Neilson's for the man in your life ie dadnn su nikssynabinsiiewioemlsiomindns! New Members At Haileybury Club Curling at the local Club got under way last week with over thirty new members joining the ladies section and several new ones in the men's. There were only three games drawn up for the Ladies in the first competition to get the new members acquainted with the tech- nique of the game and some keen interest was shown, There were fifteen rinks in the evening and four in the afternoon. In the second competition there will be eighteen rinks as the after- noon group will play in the even- ing until after Christmas. At a meeting of the Ladies sec- tion of the Curling Club Mrs. J. Hough who was convenor of the nominating committee presented the following slate of officers for this year which was adopted by the meeting. President, Mrs. T. Cragg; 1st Vice President, Mrs. V. Dinisen; 2nd Vice- President, Mrs. R. Fleming; Secretary, Mrs. J. Gannon; Treasurer, Mrs. N. J. McAulay Sr. The convenors of the various committees are as follows: Prize, Mrs. J. Hough; raw, | WITS) Hy McDonough; House, Mrs. Hornecastle; So- cial, Mrs. F. McFarlane; Member- ship, Mrs. L. Umphrey; Nominat- ing, Mrs. S. Bond. Rebel Stronghold The chief rebel stronghold in the Canadian North West Rebel- lion was the village of Batoche, Saskatchewan. Its capture by the Canadian militia in 1885 ended or- ganized resistance by the metis. PHOTOS | INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS IDENTIFICATION PICTURE FRAMING Enlarging Papers, Developers and Supplies Mounting Board Temiskaming Printing Company Limited MI 7-4313 New Liskeard see LS ERS eee The regular meeting of Northern Light Rebekah Lodge was .held in the Legion Hall Wednesday evening, November 18, with the Noble Grand Mrs. A. Hargrave presiding. There was a good attendance with most of the officers in their chairs. Some absent through ill- ness. Favourable reports were heard from the different committee's and correspondence and sugges- tions dealt with. A motion was put through re- garding a donation of money to the I.0.0.F. Home in Barrie. Arrangements -were made _ to have the Christmas party take the form of a Pot Luck supper Dec- ember 16th and gifts be exchanged as usual. The Social Committee served meeting. The officers who were installed to carry on the. work for the com- ing term were as follows: Noble Grand, Mrs. A. Hargrave; Vice Grand, Mrs. B. Lathem; Rec. Sec- retary, Mrs. J. Ruttan; Fin. Sec- Immunization An Immunization Clinic will be held at the Legion Hall, Hailey- bury, on Monday, November 30, 1959, at 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Dr. E. R. Harris, Timiskaming Health Unit, will conduct an Im- munization Clinic Thursday, De- cember 3, 1959, 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Thornloe Separate School. Dr. E. H. Harris of the Timis- kaming Health Unit will conduct an Immunization Clinic Thursday, December 3, 1959, at the New Lis- keard Community Hall at 1: 30 to 4 p.m. AL retary, Mrs. O. McIntyre; Treas- urer, Miss V. King; Chaplain, Mrs. A. Clow; J.P.N.G., Mrs. I. Mc- Naught; Pianist, Mrs. L. Craig; R.S.N.G., Mrs. A. Fleming; L N.G., Mrs. G. Horncastle; Warde Mrs. F. Cooke; Conductor, Mrs. ia" -Beriyy Liga. Ge IVIrsenR)) wNice Farlane; R.S.V.G. Mrs. O, Childs; Outside Guard, Mrs. E: Huff: In- side Guard, Mrs. D. Pearson. refreshments at the close of the, WATCH FOR our Christmas Bargain Folder IN THE MAIL DECEMBER 3 IDE Sixteen pages of Bargains BUCK | APPLIANCES COBALT, HAILEYBURY, NEW LISKEARD H 38 BINGO Legion Hall, Haileybury Tuesday, December 1st $50.00 BLACKOUT S-435 s-5 SHOP EARLY - OS 2-3244 at eC HET EO HH OU REE SN HN HT while toys and appliances are at their best COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF Toboggans - Toys - Electrical Appliances - Skates - Skis - Hockey Sticks - Sleighs - Tools for the handyman and sraBy/ many more articles to choose from. _~?P-F Hardware AND ELECTRIC 2238 i PCP NEE ETT ITT - SHOP NOW ih wo ?° z ts 3 = a _--_-- ns ye te aera teat a ee Rebekahs Install New Officers