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4 aa Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, November 10, 1960 "THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST - Publisted 'by Temiskaming Printing Co New Liskeard, Ont. itd, Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday; from The Haileyburian Office, way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. ; Autherized as Second Class Mail Post Ottawa. In Canada -- $2.50 per year In United States -- $3.50 per Office,. Department, in advance. year in advance. = 1 See by IE PAPERS MONEREAL ---A cosmopolitan beauty insinuated recently, before an 'allvears audience, that Tonon-. to is nothing amore than a narrow- minded hiektown. Mazlene Dietrich, veteran Ger- man stage and sereen star here with her troupe for a one-week engagement, gave the dig in an interview with some 100 sewspa- permen and radio reporters from Montveal and Quebee City. She deseribed the Quebec press as "among the most ~intelligent and sophisticated I have met any- where'. "Not one has asked me one of those stupid questions they Ssome- times ask in more provinejal cit- jes." ; "Questions like: 'What is the secret of your eternal youth?' or 'How on earth do you manage to look so young?' " Miss Dietrich walked off a tele- vision interview in Toronto in a huff last week when an interviewer asked how she liked 'being neferred to as the world's most glamorous grandmother, LONDON -- The Abominable Snowman is just a leaping ibex er bounding marmot, a British explor- er claims in a letter to the Sunday 'Times. The explorer is Jeffery Douglas, who said he spent four months in the Himalayas two years ago try- ing te track down the Snowman. The Snowman supposetily is a hali-man, half-ape animal that in- fhabits the slopes of the world's highest mountains. The Snowman's story is tied up with reports of footprints like those; of a huge two-legged animal, One of the latest such reporis has come from an expedition now in the Himalayas and led by Sir mund Hillary, co-conqueror of fount Everest, The Hillary expedition reported ding fresh footprints which ap- bominable Snowman, Douglas said he found footprints the size of soup plates", and "ex- mination showed that each of ese impressions was in fact a p of four small hooves, where ome small creature such as an ex had traversed the expanse of ow in a series of bounds." roblems today, avith all the rules eared to haye been made iby the, 'SIMCOE--'Drivers have enough ; and regulations they have to' fol- jow)'"*Magistrate John T. Shilling- ton said--reeently as he warned | police" officers "not to "throw the] book"'- at motorists. Criticizing three careless driving charges, he. dismissed one, and the other two cases. ; Noting that careless driving could- mean-.a fine of $500, six months in jail, or loss of licence for a year, Magistrate Shillington said; "These consequences are too serious to lay charges -of careless on the -wrong side of the road." "J don't know of any law which says a man has to stay on his own side of the road unless.on a curve or a hill, or within 100 feet.of a railroad crossing, an intersection or a bridge. He is-not careless uniess he is endangering other traf- fic -on 'the highway." BRIGHTON, Engiand -- The Queen queued up-to get into Brigh- ton's Theatre Royal recently to see the play The Bride Comes Back in which Vancouver-born Warren Sutton has a leading role. Few knew the Queen was in the audience with seven other friends. She arrived unannounced and stood in line for tickets to the stall seats. Sutton, 31, has been appearing in Britain since 1949 under the stage name of Warren Stanhope. TRENTO, Italy -- A-white cham- ois has been sighted roaming "the italian Alps the first of the rare mountain antelopes reported in the region for more than 100 years. Hunters said the animal spotted was believed to be a male and the leader of a herd of about 20 of the dark brown antelope whose hides produce prized soft leather. WASHINGTON -- The United States post office department has daunched Speed Mail, an electronic process 'by which it can deliver first class mail across the U.S, in a matter of seconds. Officials emphasized that, while Speed Mail involves electronic re- production of a letter thousands of. imiles away, complete sanctity of \the mail is provided for because no one but the machine has a chance to read the letters. The original, he said, is automatically destroyed after its contents have been sent while the facsimile is automatically sealed at the receiv- ing end. With Speed Mail, a letter writer uses a special one-page combina- tion letter and envelope. Once writ- jten, a Speed Mail letter is fed in- to the machines Which route it, epen it, scan it, send:a duplicate by microwave to the receiving FAMILY MONUME __ For your free copy fllustrated booklet *'! "Family Monument" visit us, Orillia Ont. | yow To GHOOSE YOUR of Rock of Ages' new **How To Choose today. . AUTHORIZED DEALER SON MONUMENT CO. LTD. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. TULLOCH Se see | = = an _ \aaES NT Ont. Phons OSborne 2-5218 Broad- levied fines on reduced charges in: driving just 'because a Man was: S m . ° Gh 8s RABE SIS ee point, and then destroy the orig- inal. STOCKTON, Calif. -- Authorities are hunting for a truck thief who probably got stung. Truck owner Arthur Hayes of rural Garden Grove said the thief kidnapped 1,000,000 bees. Hayes stopped at a Stockton mo- tel, leaving the bees in 108 hives on the vehicle in the cool night air. He later discovered truck and bees were gone. "If the truck is left standing in the daytime the bees will prob- ably swarm out of the hives and sting everyone -around," Hayes said. He explained the motion of the truck cools off the hives. He was enroute. to a cherry or- chard. The highjacker and his 'buzzing bundle may-be enroute to a doctor, authorities say. 3 TORONTO -- A poacher's bullet missed two deer, but ripped Toronto Township -recently, Mrs. R. B. Wilcox said she was waxing the kitchen floor when she thought she heard a lightbulb ex- plode. She found a bullet had torn through a back wall, a chest of windews, before leaving the home. VANCOUVER Brown bears, small, hungry, and for, the most part harmless, are turning up in garbage cans, fruit trees, gardens, and even streets in. sub- urban North and West Vancouver. Some are shot by police while others. are taken into custody by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In the latter case they are>sent 'back to, the mountains. The 'SPGA, which- objects to the shooting of the animals, says the \{bears are being -driven_out of the {;mountains behind north shore mu- |nicipalities by a lack of. food. Paul Hindemith is well-known as a notable composer in many first-rate performer on nearly all the medern orchestral 'ments of the Middle Ages and the ' LLU PREL ELV EELERE REL re TPP ebeee x Renaissance. draped in memory of two members through -a Meadowvale home---in |' drawers, a window frame, and two} back ferms of music and he is also al! instru- |! A letter of thanks was received © from the Haileybury Girl Guides for a contribution towards sending a Guide to camp. The Chirstmas party and draw for the doll dressed in dollar bills was discussed ,and final plans left until the next meeting, November 16th. Rebekah Lodge Drapes Charter Mrs. Bula Lathem, Noble Grand, was in-the chair for the first meet- ing of the month for the Northern Light Bebekah Lodge, Wednesday, November 2, when tthe charter was Mrs, .Peter Bonin and Mrs. M. Thomas. The Viee Grand, Mrs. Donna Carriere, reported that flowers and eards had been sent to members who were ill, and two visits made 4o members in the hospital, since the last» meeting. TOWN OF HAILEYBURY Municipal Elections 1960 NOMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that nominations for the offices of Mayor and Councillors for the Town of Haileybury and the vacancies on the Board of Educa- tion will be held in the Council Chambers in the Muni- cipal Office, between the hours of 7:30 and 9:00. o'clock in the afternoon on Thursday, November 17th, 1960, and if a greater number of Candidates than re- quired to fill the said offices are nominated and make the required declarations, Polls will be opened on Mon- 'day, December 5th, 1960, and will be opened from 8:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Dated this Ist day of hovemcee 1960. F. G. Haskett, Clerk Town of Haileybury | 25, 30