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oe i ep OE he ee Page 12 " Howard McLeod The death occurred in Beck femorial 'Sanitorium, London, ntario, of April 22, of Mrs. How- rd 'Mchéod of Kirkland Lake, fol- owing a lengthy illness. Born in! Haileybury in January, $%),| its! McLeod was the form- ¢ Elva: Hurteau, daughter of Mrs. dith Hurteau and the late -D. lurteau; She was married in Kirk- anf! Lake iin, August, 1952, andj un- il She entered hospital, had made e home there and in London. s. MeLeod is survived by! her nud and one son, Philip of iticland Lake; her mother, Mrs, jHurteau, Haileybury> four bro- hdrs, Arthur; Telesphore and Mel- ie of. Haileybury, and Fores fi Niagara Falls; four sisters, laudia, Mrs. D.. McMillan, Janie, Is. Ruddy, Gladys, Mrs, #. Da- pust, all of Kirkland Lake, and cen Mrs. S. Trudel of Hamil- ou Funeral services were held from 8: Paul's Anglican Church Monday &Rdrnoon; with Rev. R. H. Nixon bifficiating : * pallbearers were' Keith, Rich- ard; Basil and Melvin McMillan, gepnews,* all of Kirkland Lake, art Lafleur of Kirkland Lake and Pes Brown of Haileybury. Inter- ent was in the 'family plot" in unt Pleasant Cemetery. ,Etiends and relatives from out- -fown. who attended the funeral ncluded Mrs. J. Ruddy, Miss Lin- fa..Ruddy,' Mrs. H. Fenton, Mr. nd Mrs, H: Bolger, Mr. and Mrs. f WelMillan; Mr. and Mrs. B. Mc- Hiiilan, Mr and Mrs. K. McMil- 'fan, Mr. .and Mrs. M, McMillan, re and, Mirs.. D, McMillan, Mr. and... Mrs... Sam McLeod, Gordon Plcoheod, Mr,.and Mrs. B. Lafleur, ' VG; ond.Mirs. Gene Daoust, all of Rorkland,,Lake; Mr. and Mrs. F. 'Murteay,.Niagara Falls, Mrs. Stan Pfrudel of. Hamilton, and Mrs. Mil- ien.of Cobalt, Snifiations Held By. Shuniah Chapter OES "COBALT -- Initiations were 'hold at the meeting of Shuniah haptar, O.E.S., when they met im the 1.0:0-F: Hall on Tuesday, YAovil 12, with Worthy Matron Mrs. B... Greening ,»presiding. Donations pwere, made, to. the CP. &. T..and fo the Cobait Library. Board. The f(eenvener,,.of the Entertainment «Committee. reported on 'the suc- Seagsful, Bingo and. Draw which hey hiad. sponsored on "Thursday, fptil,. 7. The, specials at the bingo ywere, won. by Mrs. P, Wink, Mr. . KE, Eplett, New, Liskeard; Mrs. E, Malouin, Mrs. V. Desloges, New Viskeard; Mops. Bigelow, North Co- pailt. The ddor prize was won' by Airs 'Sylvester, Mileage 104. A r hook place on a basket of po and ithis 'was won by ; Wins, TJ. Duncan. Shuniah Chap- -fer would like to take this oppor- tunity' to thanik alll those who help- 'ed in any way to make this the were Ue was. "he deport df tthe Sick Commit- de> Wis given. Mrs. M. Cragg and tier committee served refreshments ejid' 3 Social half hour 'was enjoyed by the members. $8 TAKESAGOOD UNIT CNEWe ISKEARD The Haileyburian Thursday, April 28, 1960 Silver Bullion Shipped from Temiskaming Lab There were 844,250..ounces of silver bullion shipped. by. «area mines via the -Temiskaming- Test- ing Laboratories at Cobalt in the firs quarter of the year. Figures .released by the depart- ment of. mines show the' gross shipping weight of concentrates. at 675,782 with a silver content of 912,785 ounces. The concentrates also contained 38,134 pounds of cobalt, 5,092 pounds of nickel, and 8,667 pounds of copper. Siscoe Metals shipped the most silver bullion, with 91,199 ounces. Siscoe was closely followed by Agnico Mines with 86,963 ounces, and Deer Harn with 64,136 ounces. | Langis Silver near New Liskeard shipped 36,811 ounces of bullion. Langis led the field in concen- trates shipped and silver recovery, with 317,318 pounds of concen- trates estimated to yield 316,094 ounces of silver. Siscoe shipped 145,913 pounds \of concentrates, cotnaining 246,766 ounces of silver. Silver Nugget WI Assists TB Assn. COBALT -- Mrs. A. St. Laurent was hostess to the Silver Nugget W.I. meeting held at her home on Wednesday, April 20. Mrs. H: Cooper presided over the meeting and called it to order with the Opening Ode and the Mary Ste- wart Collect. A donation is to be sent to the Temiskaming District Tuberculosis {Association. The visiting com- mittee reported that a fruit bas- ket had been delivered to a mem- ber who had been ill. District Director, Mrs. Sara Wink, was called upon to chair the election of the new executive and named Mrs. J. Yanyk, Mrs. D. Swaychuck' and Mrs. A. St. Laurent to act-as scrutineers. The following were elected to of- fice and duly installed by the Dis- trict Director. President, Mrs. H. Cooper; 1st vice-president, Mrs. A. St. Laurent; 2nd _ vice-president, Mrs. S. Primeau; secretary-treas- urer, Mrs. L. Jennings; District Director, Mrs. S. Wink. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. D. Swaychuck when the roll call will be a bingo prize and the exchange of plant cuttings. Mrs. P. Valley received a birth- day cup and saucer. Eleven mem- bers and two guests were in at- tendance. ' Mrs. A. St. Laurent was the win- ner of the gift which was donated by Mrs. J. Yanyk. The lunch com- mittee for May will be Mrs. G. Othmer, Mrs. St. Laurent, Mrs. H. Cooper and Mrs. S. Primeau. Bingo was played during the so- cial period that followed and re- freshments . were" served by the committee. 'St, Patrick's Bingo COBALT -- As the regular night for the St. Patrick bingo fell on Good Friday, the bingo was held in the Legion Lounge on Wednesday, April 13. Spe- cials were won by Mrs. M. Murphy, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Hagart, New Liskeard, Mrs. Hart, Haileybury, Mrs. A. Le- gauH, Mrs. L. Gabbani and Mrs, A. Legault. Mrs. F, Chap man was the door prize win- ner. PERFOR Mon. to Sat. doors open at 6:30 On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. MANCES p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bill FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY SHOWING OLD TIME REVIVAL PICTURES -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS MONTH 1S FAMILY NIGHT Half Hour Cartoon at every Matinee Last Showing Tonight: "TAMANGO" - Adult 4 dro 00 "THis FEAT! Haileybury phone STRA -~---«FHEATRE™ Haileybury OSborne 2-3533 THURS., FRI. & SAT, aa THE NEARSIGHTED MISTER MAGOO o 4 a e} cee and ALADDIN SS TECHNICOLOR STARRING C) @ (©1959 UPA MOTURES, 1HC. @ 6 'PLUS: COLORED CARTOON APRIL 28-29-30 COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS A FULL LENGTH | CS ANIMATED FEATURE Sun. Mid., Mon., Tue., Wed. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT She does the most | CARON FONDA HE Man WHo UNDERSTOOD WoMmeER' COLOR by DE LUXE » CINE MASCOPE : STEREOPHONIC SOUND May 2-3-4 surprising things! HENRY FRI. & SAT. 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