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er Page 4 The Haileyburian WANT ADS _ REAL ESTATE FOR "SALE -- FOR SALE -- One lot, good resi- | dential area, close to stores. Phone | OS 2-3227, Haileybury. 3 FOR SALE -- Brick tile building, suitable for offices or store, cent- rally located, 30' x 50', inside new- ly renovated, gas heated. Apply Roy Pearson, R. Wilson, Hailey- bury. 36,37 FOR SALE -- In Haileybury, house on Blackwall St. Phone 4515, Co- balt. 24tf 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. 38tt TO RENT TO RENT -- Four room, heated, ground floor apartment, corner Meridian. and Elliot Streets. Pri- vate garage. George Kranz, phone OS. 2-3760. oT TO RENT -- Large five room heated apartment, ground floor, Latchford St., Haileybury, fine lo- cation. Modern. Apply Phone MI 7- 5010, collect. 36,37 HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED -- Maid for general housework. No children. Apply Mrs. P. M. Fleming, phone OS 2- 3088, Haileybury. tf WANTED WANTED TO BUY -- Used type- writer in good condition. Call OS- 3742, Haileybury. 37 . EMPLOYMENT WANTED WANTED -- School teacher would give. private lessons in French or any other subject to either adults or children. OS 2-5224, iad 37 - SALES HELP WANTED -- REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED We need a local man with a ear to be our official representative. Dig- nified work, Full or part-time. Territories going fast -- Write at once to Sales Manager, Box. 817, LONDON, Ontario. 36,37 ,38 MISCELLANEOUS If you wish to have' your piano funed or repaired by Leonard Morin. Ca!l Home Outfitters New Liskeard, Phone MI 7-5622. Leon- ard Morin is bi-lingual and has fourteen years experience in piano _ tepairing and tuning. 31tf LIQUOR LICENCE ACT VOTE 1960 Municipality Town of Haileybury District of Temiskaming Notice is hereby given that I have complied with sections 62 (1); 63 (1); 94 (1); of the Voters' List Act 1951 and that I have post- ed up in my office at Haileybury, Ontario, on the 9th day of Novem- ber, 1960, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said munici- pality on a liquor referendum to be held on the 5th day of Decem- ber, 1960, and that such lists re- main there for inspection. - I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings. to have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law, the last day of appeal being November 23, 1960. Frank G. Haskett, Clerk of Municipality Town of Haileybury. 36,37 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Georgina Marion Jemmett, late of the City of To- ronto in the County of York, Spinster (formerly of the Town of Haileybury,) in the -district «of Temiskaming, deceased. ~ All persons having © claims against the Estate of GEORGINA MARION JEMMETT, tate of the City of Toronto, in the County of Thursday, November 17, 1960 Now Is The Time For Xmas Seals Once aagin the mail brings us Chirstmas Seals from Temiska- ming District Tuberculosis Asso- ciation. This year a cheerful se- quence shows the family bringing home- the Chirstmas tree. This is no accident, the president, J. H. Litster, tells me. This is the way the TB Association would like to think-of families at Christmas time. What they have to think about however is that there is a good many fathers and mothers among the 9,000 patients in Can+ ada's 'sanitoria. The aim of the Tuberculosis As- sociation is to add to the ranks of families as gay as the one on the seals and to prevent tuberculosis which causes the disruption of so many homes. The cheerful fact for which we can be thankful is that we are making headway against tubercu- losis. If we do not fall for the temptation of stopping before we 'tare through we can banish it al- together. The dangerous fact is that we could so easily give up too soon. It is so satisfactory ito think that the death date is now only a tenth of what it-was 15 years ago that we dwell on that and turn away from the sad fact that the Sickness rate is not plunging downward. There are still between seven and eight thousand new cases a year and about half as many former patients who break down for a second time. All this though tuberculosis is preventable! What we must face is that every new case of tuber- culosis represents a failure in pre- vention. Some of the failures are due ito neglect, some to the ob- stinacy of those who refuse to take treatment, some to plain ignorance. The Tuberculosis Association wants this community to have a good prevention programme, a pro- gramme which embraces educa- tion, rehabilitation 'and 'all the ben- efits which accrue from knowing who is in special danger from this disease. This takes funds which they hope to get from the sale of Christmas Seals. It also takes co- operation in the programme, which they hope to get from all of. us. We hope they get both. In 1959 the Gross National Pro- duct of Canada amounted to $1,546 per capita, compared to a figure of $2,187 for the United States. Coming Events The Baptist Ladies' Aid are hold- ing a Bake Sale on Friday, No- vember 25, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. in Sroka's Show Rooms. 37 The Haileybury Rotary Club will hold a Stag Friday, November 25, at 8:30 in the Legion Hall. Proceeds are to help finance Rotary Conimunity projects. The main draw is for a Blaupunkt Mantel Radio or $100 in cash. Other draws will be made for turkeys. Admission 25c. 37 Mr. and Mrs. E. Decker, Albert St., Haileybury will be at home to friends and neighbors on No- vember 13th from 3 p.m. On the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary. 41 ERICKSON ---Born to Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Erickson at Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, November 15, a-son, Eric John. 37 York, who died on or about the 19th day of September, 1960, are \hereby notified to send particu-' lars of same to the undersigned Qn or before the 5th day of December, 1960, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice, and the undersigned will not be Hable to.-any person of whose claim she weet not then 'lave notice. of November, 1960. sheelah Marjorie Howes, Executrix, by her Solicitors, Ross, Ross & Field, Dated at Toronto. this 11th day' 30 King Street West, Toronto I, 'Ontario. = 37,38, 39°} Haileybury personals Rev. Gilmour Beattie of North Bay was in town Tuesday in con- nection with the annual meeting of the Canada Bible Society. Helping the First Haileybury Brownie Pack in collecting for UNICEF: were George Cooke, Mi- chael Pelangio, Peter Valtins and Mary Ann Kenrick. Mrs. Sam Craig left Sunday for Sudbury where she. will spend the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. John Gibbons and Mr. Gib- bons. 'She was. accompanied by her husband and Mrs. George Kranz, who returned the-same day. Mrs. F. McFarlane and Miss Katie Uren spent the past week- end in Toronto. --The boys of-the Tyro Club of St. Andrew's United Church collected a total of $24.26 for UNICEF. Boys taking. part. in the collection in- 'cluded Victor :Valtins, Billy Gag- non, Mark Scanlon, Barry Wilson, Teddy Kirk,.= David. - Maddison, Clifford Lowry,. Brian Daley, Mi- chael Valentine, John Atchison, Robin. Valentine, Richard Sheep- wash, Jerry Quinlan; Dicky, Black- well, Teddy Whitby, Ian Valentine, Larry Barry, John Barry. Brigadier G. L. and Mrs. Cas- sidy were in Noranda and Rouyn last week-end when Brigadier Cas- sidy was guest. speaker at the Armistice Day banquet. at the Canadian Corps in Noranda on Sat- urday evening. He also took the salute at the Memorial Parade in Rouyn on Sunday, which was a combined parade of Noranda and Rouyn veterans. N. L. Blaydon of Toronto was a visitor in town this: week. The first large vineyards in Canada were started by John Kil- born at Beamsville, Ont., in 1859. RESEARCH is needed to help discover the causes and prevention of mental retardation. Give support. Classified Ads Bring Results Te Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Ha@leybury, Ont. P. O.-Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 . Electrical and Mechanical Installations c(h) ENGINEERS -Toronto, Ont. 6th Floor, 369 Bay St. "EMpire 53-7381 ELKS LODGE, HAILEYBURY NOVEMBER 19th at 2 p.m. ~ The Ladies of the Order oF THE ROYAL PURPLE BAKE SALE & NOVELTY TABLE Draws on Christmas Cake and $25.00 Money Doll Proceeds to help finance Rotary Community Projects HAILEYBURY ROTARY CLUB - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th STAG 8:30 p.m: LEGION HALL DRAW PRIZE BLAUPUNKT MANTEL RADIO or $100.00 Bond (winner's choice) -- ADMITTANCE 25c PRE- SCHOOL JUNIOR Bee e eet w ere e seen cuernceaes Demet eee eter eeeeewe reese eeeeeesees New Liskeard Figure Skating Club Friday Patch Sessions will start this _ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1960 -- at 4: 30. p.m. to 5:30. pam. Rate 25c per hour LES" we wealey our new Sectetary will take registrations. Midway - 17-6052. ---1960- él SEASON FEES -- $ 8.00 10.00 INTERMEDIATE - FAMILY North Bay, Ont. © 194 Regina St... . GRover 2-2630 Telephone