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os ~ which were tabled recently Scie a SS Be a ae LE ESTABLISHED 1904 ' Haileyburian-Cobalt Post Vol. 56 -- No. 3 Haileybury, Ontario, March 24, 1960 5exCOPe igdaileybury Man Fatally Hurtin Mine COBALT -- Rene Sauve of Haileybury was killed Tuesday in the Christopher mine of the Agnico Mining Company. The 38-year-old miner leaves his wife and six children. ¢ According to mine manager Tim Cawley, Sauve -had been working on the 600 level of the Christopher when he was sent to work on the 500. Sauve made his way to. the lower level using a ladder iin a manway. i Apparently Sauve reached the bottom of the manway, then tried to hitch a ride on an approaching electric locomotive which was hauling six one-ton ore trucks. The driver of the train, Lucien Plaunt, was standing on one side of the small platform at the front of the locomotive. Mr. Cawley said that it appears that Sauve forgot that there is a protuding ore chute just past the recessed manway. He jumped on to the locomotive. but was. smashed into the side of the ore chute. Sauve suffered massive internal injuries and died within an hour. He is survived by his wife and six children. They are Darlene, 16; Norman, 14; Freddy, 12; Linda, eight; Wendy, five; and Kim, one year. Also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sauve of Haileybury; eight brothers and five sisters, Surviving brothers are Rheal, Ernie, Lawrence, Fernand, all of Haileybury; Gerry, Cobalt; Marcel, Rouyn; Romeo, New Lis- keard; and Lionel, of Verner. 'Surviving sisters are Florence, Mrs: J. Villeneuve of Lively; Ida, Mrs. R.. Demers, Timmins; Alice, ! Mrs. Paul Rochon, Bourlamaque; Irene, Mrs. Peter Allard, North Bay; Rose, Mrs. J. Whelan, Hail- eybury. The Weather Week ending March 22, 1960. Max. Min Wednesday ..... eas 37. - 3 NUNS AWS. et aiais ete is 38 26 B See ih, e techs Bee Reine Buhals 42 27 Saturday 2 sxe ieee oe 40 27 Sundays. a5. eee eas oe ess) 9 Wondavae ae ees 31 3 MUCSOAY sn cee et ee te 29 10 - denotes below zero. _ The- department of highways is going to do something about the (Mileage 104 corner just north of Cobalt. And the highway from New Liskeard to Earlton is going _ to be repaved. _- These were just. two local high- lights in the 1960-61 estimates iby 'the minister of highways in ithe Ontario legislature. " The Mileage 104 curve was ear- marked for "first stage revision." This covers draining and grading, but not paving. Other new work highlights: - Base and paving -- Highway 11, Earlton-to Englehart, nine miles; Highway 66, from 8.5 miles east of Kirkland Lake to near Larder Lake. : : ONR overhead at Earlton, in- cluding approaches. -. Grading and drainage -- High- way 65, 21 miles west of Hik Lake, to complete 1959 project; Highway 66, raising existing bridge and approaches; Highway 560, 26 to 28 miles west of Elk Lake, and 3.5 miles of rock cut widening west of Elk Lake; High- way 573, revision 6.5 miles south of Highway 112. : ~ New culverts on Highway : 560 at Breeze Creek and Highway 558 from six to- eight miles west of _ Haileybury. Highway 11, New Liskeard nor- erly to Earlton, including work through Earlton and on Highway 71, base and paving. Highway 66, paving 8.6 miles east of Kirkland Lake. - ~~ ~Grants to townships in this dis- <a Pat trict for work within their boun- Briessh. Sj + Armstrong, $22,000; Brethour,. $11,000; Bucke, $15,000; Casey, $17,000; Chamberlain, $13,000; oleman, $21,000; Dack, $13,000; Dymond, $19,000; Evanturel, $16,- 000; Harley, $12,000; Harris, $12,- . ! lleage 104 Corner To be Fixed at Last 000; Hilliard, $12,000; Hudson, $14,000; James, $2,000; Kerns; $20,000; Larder Lake, $14,000; Mattachewan, $6,000; Teck, $142,- 000. J.M.C. PRESENTS Musicales of The Canada brings to you as. the last Jeunesses concert' of the season, Kenneth Gilbert, harpsichord player. Con- cert to be held at the auditorium of St. Mary's Academy, Hailey- bury, March 29th at 8:15 p.m. Haileybury IODE Awards Bursaries The Haileybury Chapter of the IODE held_its first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. J. J. S. Dormer on Monday. Follow- ing routine business a discussion ensued on the work for the coming year. A budget of $600 was approved for 1960, $400.00 of which will be awarded as bursaries in both Fatima and Haileybury Public schools. $75.00 has been allotted for prizes for Holy Cross Separate school and Haileybury Publie and $100.00 for Provincial and Nation- al IODE Funds which cover -Pro- vincial bursaries and _ various means of assistance both in Can- ada and overseas. The Regent outlined a tentative programme covering' several as- pects of the Chapter's activities; on April ist., at the Haileybury Garage showroom, Mrs. J. Gilkes will convene a Pie and Bread sale; Wins 1.B.A. Cobalt Badminton Club was host to member clubs in the Temiskam- ing Badminton Association last week-end with entries from Nor- anda, Timmins, Kirkland "Lake, New Liskeard and Cobalt. The games were played in the Com- munity Memorial Hall and 'the High School in New Liskeard. Playdowns. were held Saturday afternoon and the finalists met in a keen series. of games on Sunday commencing at 2 p.m. Cobalt Badminton Club won the team championship: by a_ wide margin, Liskeard was in second place- with Noranda in the third slot. The finalists in all sections of play were determined in a round- Cobalt Badminton Club. Tournament robin series held on Saturday. Following are the winners in the final series: Men's Singles, Don McKenzie, New Liskeard; runner- up, Ray Belanger, Noranda. La- dies' Singles; Jean Lafoy, Cobalt; runner-up, Lil Paslauski, Tim- rapbbahys 7 ie Men's Doubles, Bill Scott and Ernie Presse, Cobalt; runner-ups, Phil Fink and Mario Cicci, Nor- anda, Ladies' Doubles, Lil Pas- lauski and Hilda Ross, Timmins; runner up,-Jean Lafoy and Bev Richards, Cobalt. : : Mixed Doubles, Jean Lafoy and Red Lafoy, Cobalt; runner up, Bev Hassett and Ernie Presse, Cobalt. at the regular April 11th meeting, Mrs. W. G. Cooper will give a talk on the dangers of Communism; in May an educational film will be shown to the members following the business session; Mrs. Brum- ell has offered her lovely home on the Lakeshore for the June Tea}; Mrs. C. F. Lowery once again volunteered to convene it. Just by way of a change the draw will be for a $15 cash voucher. Everyone is asked to bring: their favorite recipes to sell and there will be a door prize also. No tea is complete without a Bake table so Mesdames Hogan, Dunn and Renaud have agreed to see that there is one bulging with good things to eat. After two months rest, the work will be resumed in September. A film will be shown on September 12th. Mrs. George Black suggest- ed a "Trading Post" in October and all agreed that it was well worth trying. As soon as a suit- able place to hold it is found, it will be published in the papers. The educational secretary - was asked to arrange a Panel discus- sion for the November meeting and the usual Christmas party will round out the December meeting. The executive for 1960 is as>fol- lows; Mrs. G. L. Cassidy, regent; Mrs. G. Black, first vice-regent; Mrs. N. MclIsaac, second vice- regent; Mrs. W. Gibson record- ing secretary; Mrs. J. T. Should- ice, corresponding secretary; Mrs. T. Parry, treasurer; Mrs. G. Black, educational secretary and Services at home and abroad; Mrs. Demp- ster, Echoes secretary; Mrs. L. Nicholls, Standard Bearer. Councillors are Mrs. J. Dunn, Mrs. C, Tuer, Mrs: H. Jensen, Mrs. J.. Hallworth; Mrs. D. Hogan; Mrs. S.. Whalen, Mrs. G. Pratt, Mrs. J. Renaud, Mrs. C. Grozelle and Mrs. J. Gilkes. The conveners of the various committees are Mrs. G. Pratt, membership; Mrs. C. Grozelle, Film; Mrs. W. G. Cooper, Empire and World Affairs; Mrs. A. Demp- ster; Flower Fund; Mrs. G: L. Cassidy, Public Relations. Cranston, China; and Linda Quinlan, Poland. 5 Vy Wy Members of the CGIT of Haileybury United 'Church held a World Friendship tea last weekend. The CGIT members served wearing costumes representing different countries. Above, four young CGIT girls hold a giant polar bear skin that was part of a display of Eskimo work. They are, from left to right, Lorna Quinlan in an Irish costume; Jo-Anna MacDonnell, Japan; Ann SIS HSE nee Fe