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Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, October 27, 1960 Cobalt Lions Club Loses Fine COBALT -- Members of the Co- balt Lions Club learned with re- gret at their last regular dinner ~ meeting held in the Legion Lounge room that their president, Lloyd Humphreys would shortly be leav- ing Cobalt to accept a transfer to the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Sarnia, but the best wishes of all club members go along with him on his new appointment. The president gave a brief re- port on the Zone Rally held at Schumacher on the week-end of October 15 and 16 which he at- tended along with Dennis Larabie, Lawrence Buck and Bob Sopha. A letter was received from the Cobalt Junior Badminton Club, ex- pressing their sincere thanks and appreciation for the assistance the Lions Club had given them last season and asking for their sup- port again this season. It was pointed out that over 50 young boys and girls are active in this group and the Cobalt Lions Club decided to take care of the hall rental for them again this sea- son. Dr. Jamieson, eye specialist of Kirkland Lake, recommended an eye operation for a patient the club had sent to him for examina- tion and it was decided: to go along with his recommendation. Donations. were approved for CARE milk fund for underprivileg- ed children, and the fruit fund for the crippled children's camp at Northwood. The Club also approv- ed the purchase of a Remem- brance Day. wreath from: the: Can- adian Legion. Presentations; were made by President Humphreys to, Lawrence Buck, Past Deputy-District, Gover- nor and Ford Chapman, who. has ably assisted the club with his piano accompaniment at all their regular meetings, Jerry Presse advised that the Club bingo will be held at the Com- munity Hall, on Thursday, October 27, and requested the help of sev- eral members. Ernie Thibeault: dis- Reports on Record Survey In Temiskaming Temiskaming District Tubercu- losis Association met this: week. at Kirkland Lake and during the even- ing members heard sectional' re- ports on the recent T.B. Clinics held across the district, Although the final figures. are. not yet available, indications are that there will be close to 100:per, cent increase in tests taken over the last survey: in 1956. With just a part of the district heard from, the 1960 figures. show that 17,235 persons took the. tests as compared with. 9,930) in. 1956: Added to, the number. of' those who took their tests in 1960) are the district high school students who were tuberculin tested im, the spring, and miners who have regu- lar X-Rays: taken at regular per- iods. In the Tri-Town area the results were considerably better than the average for the district. In Cobalt, 1,454 took the tests, North Cobalt, 441, Haileybury,. 1,- 042, and New Liskeard; 3,150) Executive) members: attributed the success of the clinics, to the excellent organizations. and the wil- lingness to help exhibited: by in- dividuals and organizations. across the district. At the meeting it was announced ' that Dr. E. R. Harris: would at- q tend a meeting of the Medical Ad- visors section of the Ontario, Tuber- culosis Association being held in Toronto today. Chief subject to be: discussed there is. "Expansion » of Control Programs". Those in attendance also, had a chance to see the 1960 Christmas Seal supplies, on hand' for the starting of the annual campaign on November 14. The next meeting of the Assoc- jiation will be in New Liskeard on November 22. President tributed books of tickets on the twelve Lions draw which is to take place at a@ bingo shortly before Christmas. Academy Events This week, at St. Mary's, went by, without any major events. But we would like to point out a few of the minor happenings. Pauline Deschenes, 12-A, left on Friday for Cochrane, to attend her brother's wedding, Saturday. Have fun Pauline! We extend our deepest sympathy to Anne Gagne from 12-B on the oceasion of the death of her broth- er Robert, aged niné, who was ac- cidently killed in La Sarre on Thursday, October 13. Robert was the last of nine children. Camille and Madeleine Simard of Noranda received the visit~ of their father this week. Lucky girls! Huguette Perreault will be re- ceiving visitors quite often, now that her friend, Doreen Umpire, is taking the Nurse's Aid Course in Haileybury. Fight! Fight! Fight! Was the motto for Fatima Senior and: Holy Cross Junior, volleyball: players who used our gymnasium: this week in.a meet with New Liskeard High School teams. Alice Cote refereed the Juniors. Both Juniors and Sen- iors lost their game to Liskeard High. The Captain, Claire Ayotte, as well as her squad, played a good game of co-operation, in, spite of their defeat. This sums up our week's actiyi- ties at the Academy. Buys Plant The Wabi Iron Works Limit- ed, New Liskeard, Ontario, an- nounces they. have purchased the assets of the Sudbury Foundries Limited. A grey iron foundry business will be conducted by the Wabi Company in the foundry build- ing, situated in the heart of Sudbury where the Sudbury Construction Limited 'carried on a successful foundry busi- ness; for a great many years. Mr. J. S. Dormer, who has been with the Wabi organiza- tion for over seven years, will be in charge of the Sudbury Foundry which will operate un-. der the name of The Wabi Iron Works Limited. You'll never be popular: if you spend all your: time taking: advant- age of your right of free: speech. WANT ADS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE--Three bedroom house for sale, Farah Ave, Haileybury, masonry construction, newly de- corated. Terms arranged. See or phone J. B. E. Proulx, OS 2-3128, Haileybury. " tf FOR SALE -- A selection of fine, two, three, four and five bedroom houses. Apply E. M. McCuaig, Real Estate Broker, OS. 2-3466, Haileybury. 32,33,34 FOR SALE -- In Haileybury, house on Blackwall St. Phone 4515, Co- balt. 24tt FOR SALE or EXCHANGE -- In Harris Township, R.R. 3, four miles from New Liskeard, one 40 acre and one 80 acre farm with stock and implements. Would exchange for large apartment house in Hail- eybury. For further information call MI 7-5826. 38tf USED CARS FOR SALE -- 1959 one-ton Dodge truck, V-8 engine, four speed trans- mission. Milage ¢,000 miles. Cash and take over payments, Phone OS 2-5202. 33,34 TO RENT TO RENT -- In Haileybury four room heated apartment on Black- wall St. OS 2-3667. * 34 TO RENT -- Small room for rent, |' Phone 'OS 2-3189, Haileybury. 34 TO RENT -- Four room modern ground floor apartment on Latch- fort St., Haileybury. Apply. MI 7- 5010, New Liskeard. 33,34 TO RENT -- Two roomed, gas heated apartment, corner of Fer- guson Ave. and Main Street. Avail- 'able October 1st. Phone OS 2-3259, Haileybury. tf HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED -- Maid for general housework. No children. Apply Mrs. P. M. Fleming, phone OS 2- 3088, Haileybury. ti IN MEMORIAM MISCELLANEOUS 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 *epairing and tuning. 3itf Department of Public Works Ottawa TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to Secretary, Department of Pub- lic Works, Room B-322, Sir Charles Tupper Building, Riverside Drive, Ottawa, and endorsed "'TENDER FOR WHARF IMPROVEMENTS, NORTH BAY, ONTARIO, will be received until. 3:00 p.m. (E.S.T:) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1960. Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be seen, or can be obtained on deposit of sum of $20.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED bank cheque to the order of the RE- CEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA, through: Chief Engineer, Room E-443, Sir Charles Tupper Building, Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ont., District En- gineer, 225 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario and can be seen at the Post Offices at North Bay, Stur- geon Falls, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie and New Liskeard, Ontario. The deposit will be released on return of the documents in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. It not returned within that period the - deposit will be forfeited. To be considered each tender must--- - (a) be accompanied by one of the alternative securities called for in the tender documents. 3 (b) be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions. set forth therein. The lowest or any tender necessarily accepted. ROBERT FORTIER Chief of Administrative Services. and Secretary. ~ . 34 The first Canadian canal with locks was built on the St. Lawrence just above Montreal-in 177% by the Royal Engineers. : Classified Ads Bring Results FOR CONCRETE BLOCKS 0 Ot i Ne t rN CHANGE OF R. P. €. McLeed, Traffic Manager, North Bay, Ontario. H 34 ONTARIO NORTHLAND RAILWAY NOTICE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 1960 For particulars apply to your local Agent, or write to: TIMETABLE H. H. Phillips, Gen, Frt. & Pass. Agent, North Bay, Ontario. S BONIN--We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral contributions received from our neighbors and friends. during the time of our be- reavement. Special mention to Dr. Dunning and Mrs. Francis: Moris- sett, Mrs. Etta White, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Ron Bigelow, Mrs. Albert Groom, for their untiring efforts, Sisters of the Eastern Star and Sisters of the Rebekah Lodge. --The Bonin Family. 34 time for a new SCOTIAGASSER?* *automobile, financed at low cost through SCOTIA PLAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Manager: Haileybury Branch, K. J. Macdonald. it now! Number AFTERNOONS eS ctl Saturday, Nov. 12 at $1.50._.._.......... NO Get your tickets tothe Royal Horse Show now. Seat choiceis _ best now. You'll be certain to see this colourful champion of shows, with its spectacular horsemanship by internationally renowned jumping teams if you order your tickets now. Added attraction at the Horse Show this year: Duncan. Renaldo, the famous CISCQ:KID--Hollywood film and televi- sion star. A convenientticket order formis includedin this ad, Fill it in, mail it in, for your Royal Horse Show tickets. Do° SS sR PLEASE RESERVE FOLLOWING SEATS: Royal Agricultural Winter. Fair, Royal 'Coliseum, Toronto: 2B; Canada Number __ of Seats Total - Saturday, Hey, 19 atr$1:50............ So There are no reserved. seats for-the following performances; Saturday mornings, Novamber 12 and\J9; afternoons; November 11, 16 and 18, Special admission charges--general admission (Adults 75¢, children 25c) plus 50c.each seat. EVENINGS isd pis ene Fripp) NOV 2) Eiitecconcscoessns Sat., NOV. 12. ccasesonse Mon., NOV. 14 csorosssesst TUG, NOV. 15> cccevooresreed seecergerssise Gricsnnonrsen NAME.....= Number of Seats at $2,50 | at $3.50 Wed,, Nov. 16 : Thur., Nov. 17 Fri, Nov. 18 Sat, Nov. 19 Enclose ADDRESS. a a a i Q 8 a 2 & g SG AS EE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR NOUW.II-19 TORONTO Bt ash oe