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BUY IT NOW WITH A LOW-COST LIFE-INSURED K XXKK XXXX X XXK ARK AX EXAK WHEN YS x RUXER Be Bae eS) x X XXX XXK XXXX X XK X -X ; XxXXK XX peed KS RRS XXXK X XXXX X X_% x X Xi keke GX x xxxX KX XxX X x LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA While with his son, he flew with him ona trip to the northeast of Nakina, to pick up a load of fish for the commercial fishermen in that area. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart have returned to their home here after spending the winter months with their daughter; Mrs. Harold Streight and Mr. Streight in Oak- ville. A. M. *Blondin of Chesterville was a visitor in town last week. Mrs. Ben Norris of Toronto is spending some time with her mother, Mrs. €._H. Liddicot. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McFarlane of Cobourg, called on friends in town on Wedensday. Miss Eunice Shannon was the winner of one of the cakes drawn for at the tea and bake sale spon- sored by the pupils of Mrs. Q. Douglas' Grade eight class at New Liskeard Public School. : Mrs. Ed. Decker who for' th past two months was confined to the Misericordia Hospital, left on her 8ist birthday March 13th to live with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. James_ Bous- quet, Virginiatown. Mr. Duke took up residence in Virginiatown | shortly after Mrs. Decker was tak- en to the hospital. About 160 top-flight Canadian scientists, working in dozens of hospitals, universities and labora- tories, are currently receiving re- search support from the Canadian Cancer Society. EMPIRE THEATRE SHOW TIME 7:30 EVERY NIGHT THURS., FRI., SAT. 'Masters of the Congo Jungle Narrated by Orson Wells and William Warfield ALSO PLAYING "Oregon Trail' Starring Fred McMurray MARCH 23-24-25 MONDAY NIGHT BIG STAGE SHOW eel Jimmy James' Kandy Kane Review MON., TUES., WED. ---- BUADDITON TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM "Flame Over India' - CINEMASCOPE & COLOR Lauren Bacall and Kenneth More PLUS A SECOND BIG PICTURE (Tuesday & Wednesday Only) | "King In New York" Starring Charlie Chaplin MARCH 27-28-29 SHOWING APRIL 6-7-8 'Last Chance to See! : The Ten Commandments' 1 P.M, & 7:30 P.M, Regular' Prices! WANT ADS FOR SALE ATTENTION TRAPPERS -- The Canadian Association for- Humane Trapping sells Humane, Killer Traps. SAWYER Size 1%, $1.20 each, $12.00 dozen. WIL-KIL Size 114, $1.00 each, $10.00 dozen, BIG- ELOW Size 14-2, $1.40 each, $14.- 00 dozen. Postpaid. No C.O.D. Write Canadian Association for Humane Trapping, 28 Summerhill Gardens, Toronto 7, Ontario. 45-4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE -- Modern home, three bedrooms, large living room. Built on two lots, outside barbecue, béautilful Jocation. Available be- ginning of April. 373 Marcella St., OS 2-3568. 3 FOR SALE -- Attractice low pric- ed, newly redecorated three bed- room home, in Haileybury. Lovely location, close to Lake and Golf Course, OS 2-3446, Haileybury. 2,3,4,5 FOR SALE--House in Haileybury. Phone 4515, Cobalt. 1tf FOR SALE -- Four bedroom brick home in good condition. Phone -|OS 2-3058, Haileybury Ati' TO RENT TO RENT -- One small furnished apartment. Available now. Phone J. B. E. Proulx, OS 2-3128. tf TO RENT--In Haileybury, 3 room heated apartment. Apply Apt. 9, Lake View Apts. OS 2-3637 or MI 7- 6569. 1,2,3,4 TO RENT -- Small apartment, corner Ferguson Ave and Main Street. Available now. Phone OS 2- 3259. 1,2,3,4p TO RENT -- Spacious apartment with two bedrooms. Available now. Also one small furnished apart- ment, available March Ist. Apply J. B. E. Proulx, 419 Ferguson Ave., or phone OS 2-3128. 50tf£ TO RENT -- Heated apartment, downtown Haileybury, equipped with electric stove and refrigera- tor. Apply OS 2-3080, or after hours, OS 2-3631. ti WANTED WANTED -- Good used custom car radio to fit 1958 Vauxhall. OS 2- 3222, after 5 p.m. 3p HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED -- Experienced sales- lady for ladies' wear shop. Write Box 'A' c/o The Haileyburian. 3 Help Wanted Male or Female WANTED -- A supply teacher for Haileybury High School. Apply G. L. Cassidy, Principal. 3,4 EMPLOYMENT WANTED | WANTED -- Widow - lady desires housekeeper's job, live in or out, or will do baby sitting while par- ents away. OS 2-3108. 233 IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of a dear hus- band and father, who was acci- dentally killed in the mine on |March 22, 1960. Though his smile has gone for- ever And his hand we cannot touch, Still we have our memories Of the one we loved so much His memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part. God has him .in His keeping, We have him in our hearts. --Sadly missed by wife Thelda and children Darlene, Norman, Linda, Freddie, Wendy and Kim. 3p GROWTH OF A TOY Rocking horses seem to~ have made their appearance in Eu- rope in the 18th century, but they are crude compared with the realistic animals of today. At first they were simply cut in solid wood with the legs merely marked in outline. : Mayor Purdy (Continued From Page One) at the time of this release. This in itself is an indication that some 'approve of the council's action. Those members who object to council's attempts to save money are doing well to resign. "It might be well to point out that the Community Centre Board at one time offered the Cobalt town clerk $100 to look after bookings at the community cen- tre. The clerk returned the cheque and offered to do the work without pay. The next month he was re- lieved of his job and another per- son was hired to do this work. "We are not critical of the man- ner in which the Board has oper- ated in the past; they have done a good service to the community. However, in the course of time, ideas crop up that benefit the fi- nances of the town, in this case Community Centre Board. In con- clusion we would like to state that if anyone has the answer to this, or any other problems, we would be pleased to have it. It seems, though, that in Cobalt, regardless of what council is elected, what- ever they do is wrong. We have been elected for the 1961 period and we are going to run town business without being influenced by every derogatory article that is published. "To the fair minded -people of Cobalt, we are attempting to: im- prove our town, we are attempt- ing to give you better service at less cost. This is a tall order and perhaps we will make mistakes. We only ask that you carefully ag a Fe pe aay look at both sides of the silver dollar, and attend your council meetings and ask questions. "Finally, we hope that this re. lease will answer your questions satisfactorily. If it doesn't, feel free to seek clarification at the next regular meeting of the Cobalt Town Council on Apirl 11." The four members of the board still sitting, referred to in Mayor Purdy's statement, include two town councillors, W. J. Tresidder and Duncan Sopha. The two of the five non-council members who have not resigned are Bob Lati- more and Jack Church. Mayor Purdy said council has also passed the following resolu- tion: "That we have the Com- munity Centre and Recreation ~ Commission stand as they are, with the exception that the town office will look after the secre- tarial work of the Community Centre Board, renting the hall, etc." = Tea and Bake Sale At Holy Cross School Parents and pupils will play an important part in the Tea and Bake Sale arranged by the PTA of Holy Cross School for this coming Saturday. During the tea-.and sale, a short musical program will be given by the Kindergarten pupils. There will also be draws for baskets of groceries. G The PTA asks all residents of Haileybury and the district to sup- port the venture. Convener for the afternoon -is--Mrs. N Lacroix. TODAY, FRI. & SAT. JOHN WAYNE = = 2 Kiva FaBian "Sp SMART og ~ Nes } Ganwezn CAPUGINE <A. \' Two Show ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FIGHTING, LAUGHING AND BRAWLING THEIR WAY FROM SEATTLE TO NOME! ings Nightly at 7 and 9:20 p.m. MARCH 23-24-25 COLOR by DE LUXE IT'S A RIOTOUS COMEDY! Doors open at 1:30 p.m. "KANSAS PLAYING SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Starring: Sterling Hayden, Barton Maclane Plus: 2 CARTOONS MARCH 25 Show starts at 2 p.m. PACIFIC" SOMEONE: ELSE'S HUSBAND AND SOMEONE ELSE'S WIFE... Gamay STARTS SUN. MIDNIGHT AT 12:10 A.M. MON., TUES. & WED. uP, ) ayy Showing Nightly at 8:25 only COMPANION FEATURE MARCH 27-28-29 COLUMBIA PICTURES oveseita KIRK KIM DOUGLAS NOVAK Kovacs: Rusu \ VIRGINIA BRUCE KENT SMITH HELEN GALLAGHER CinemaScope-COLOR | Showing nightly at 6:45 and 10:25 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "MACUMBA LOVE" 'See all the Horror and Thrills of Jungle Voodoo Rites Filmed in the Brazilian Jungles in Eastman Color Starring: Walter Reed, Ruth de Souza, Wm. Wellman Jr.