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f Re ae Laces sce SY = spe at aia SRP aN ae De {TO RENT -- Five roomed Thursday, July 138, 1961 ed apartments in downtown Hail- eybury. Phone OS 2-3255. 10tf TO RENT -- Heated apartment in downtown Haiieybury, equipped with electric stove and refrigera- tor. Phone OS 2-3080, or OS 2-3631. 12tf FOR SALE OR SALE -- Three fishing rods, also one armchalr, Phone OS 2- $157, Haileybury. 19p | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOR SALE -- Two-bedroom house on Blackwell Street in Haileybury. Phone OS 2-3445 21 FOR SALE -- Lot near the Beach Garden, with sandy beach. Phone 4515, Cobalt 12tf FOR SALE ras Four bedroom brick pome in good 'condition. Phone 'OS (2-3058, Haileybury ATtf aFOR SALE --. Beautiful modern fourbe "som 'house in Haileybury' at 445 Amwell St. Full basement. QS 2-5248 18,19 OR SALE -- In Haileybury, four %cdroom house, $5,000.00; 3 bed- yoom bungalow (new) $10,000 yalue, or if-sold within tten days, $8,090.00 W.. E. Vannnier, Real Estate, OS 2-3486. 19 y- 1: USED CARS KOR SALE -- 1952 Pontiac 2 door tedan, 'gQ900 running condition, pri- owned, Not driven 'for over . OS 2-3652, Haileybury. 19 WANTED WANTED TO RENT -- Three bed- room apartment or house in Hailey- bury if possible, heavy duty wir- ing, available by August first. Con- tact Mr. McGill, ONRly, Hailey- bury. 19 WANTED -- One storey house with three -bedrooms, or two _ storey house with one bedroom and bath reom on ithe first floor, close to down town area in south end, with a low down payment and so much per month until paid for, Telephone OS 2-3401, Haileybury. 19,20 WANTED. TO RENT--Office. work- er with family permanently trans- ferred here desires to rent a three bedroom home in Tri-Town area. Preferably Haileybury or New Lis- keard. Must be close to school. Gc- cupancy July 15th or August Ist. Phone Cobalt 4557, collect, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 19tf HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED -- Full time sales lady. Some experience necessary, but not essential, must be bilingual. Phone Haileybury, OS 2-3740. 19 WHO ELSE WANTS A NEW CAR? 1 SCOTIA PLAN LOAN t 5 THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA (are TO RENT iro RENT -- in Haileybury, four voom heated apartment. 4515 Co- bait. 19tf TO RENT -- Heated apartment, €wo bedrooms. Available August 1. Phone OS 2-5288. tf TO RENT -- In Haileybury, three #00m apartment with bath, central- fy Ipcated. Not suitable for child- ecn, Phone G. Herbert, OS 2-3194. 19tf 0 RENT--Sachelor apartment, 3 Piece bath other accommodations, Available now. Phone OS 2-3128, tf TO RENT -- One upstairs apart- #ient, private entrance, partly furnished. Available July ist, 1961. Phone OS 2-3128 after 6 p.m. or ece Mrs. Y. Proulx. tf COBALT COMMUNITY HALL The following are rental rates for the Cobalt Community Hall. mialleecoMplete es ene ienne $40.00 ounge room only ......0.00: 10.00 Auditorium only ..........5-: 25.00 WTOHEN ONY. isos sce sees ss 5.00 The Hall has heen, recently, ompletely redecorated and will Serve as an ideal place for your wedding parties, shows, private gatherings, etc. C. L, Bazinet, Sec. Treas, ah 11, 15, 19 EMPLOYMENT WANTED WANTED -- Lawn cutting edges trimmed. Call Garry Timmins, Osborne 2-3623. 19 Mailing Rates "Effective July -1st, "1961, newspapers and periodicals posted in Canada by publishers or by the general public ad- dressed for delivery: in all countries (except Common- Wealth countries, the Repub- lic of Ireland and the Union of South Africa) will be subject to postage at the rate of two cents for the first two ounces and one cent for each addi- tional two ounces or fraction thereof to each separate ad- dress, with the necessary post- age prepaid by means of post- age stamps or postage meter impressions, There is no change in the present rates of postage on newspapers and periodicals posted in Canada, addressed for delivery in Canada and in Commonwealth countries, the Republic of Ireland and the Union of South Africa. The postage rates on news- Papers and periodicals address- to personnel of the Canadian Armed Forces overseas also remain unchang Varied Talents The late Clarence Decatur Howe was long regarded as tthe "work- horse' of the Canadian Cabinet during and after World War II. In turn he was minister of transport, of munitions and supply, of trade and commerce. He also served as acting prime minister, - IDEAL Haileybury - Ontario Visit our DAIRY BAR. TAKE OUT TREATS, MILK SHAKES, SODAS, SUNDAES. Soft and hard ICE CREAM Fresh dairy drinks DAIRY heat-|- _By FAIRBAIRN The Milk Industry Board has made a very interesting award following arbitration hearings for the Toronto milk market. This award will undoubtedly establish a precedent for other Ontario mar- kets and its influence could be felt in all of Canada. The new agree- ment, based on this award, takes effect July 16th. It would take more space than we have to even outline the main features of this new agreement but the ones that will be of most in- terest to all dairy farmers are an increase in the butterfat differen- tial to a maximum of 'five 'cents, a three cent reduction in the basic price per cwt, establishment of a Base Committee to allocate bases to ALL shippers to the fluid mar- ket and new regulations for dairies to take on new shippers. When these become law the end of this week there is every reason to sup- pose that milk markets other than Toronto may include similar terms in their new agreements -- at least, terms based on these prin- ciples. The butterfat differential has long been a matter of controversy --among producers themselves as well as between producers and dis- tributors -- and the board's deci- sion on five cents for one-tenth of a pound butterfat per cwt will not satisfy everybody. However, we suspect that the majority: of pro- ducers will be happy and also most distributors and processors. It's a compromise between the pre- sent three and one-half cents and the six and one-half cents which the Ontario Whole Milk 'League, acting on behalf of the Toronto Milk Producers Association had asked for. With the price of 3.4 -- which is' standard milk -- reduced three cents in the Toronto market it means that the basic price will be $5.07. per cwt; 3.5 milk will bring the producer $5.12; four per cent milk: will be $5.37 and so on. However, this differential is tied to the average price of butter while tthe three cent reduction is not tied to the differential. It will remain at three cents while this agreement is in force even if the average price of butter drops, which will mean a decrease in the differential. Of course, with but- ter prices supported by the fed- eral government until May 1962, there is little likelihood of any change before that time. But if butter prices drop the differential can drop as 'far back as the pre- sent three and one-half cents. There is a sliding scale based on the average price of butter. Setting up a Base Committee is an important development, too. There are Joint Committees oper- ating in several markets but the Toronto committee has been inac- tive for some time. The Base Com- mittee replaces it and will deter- mine and amend the principles upon which bases are allotted to producers. Not only that, the Milk Industry Board made provision for two categories of producers' -- those whose yearly milk fat test is 4.4 per centiand above, and those below 4.4 per cent. Bases (or quotas) wiil be established for pro- ducers in BOTH groups. In the past many high test shippers have had no base or quota but have sold all their milk at top price. There may be instances in some markets where other than high test shippers have had no'base or quota PICTURE FRAMES eres 2 New Mouldings to choose from Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. NEW LISKEARD F urrow and Fatlow but this will not be possible in the Toronto market after this week. Also, new shippers may be taken on by distributors only when sales of dairy requirements are at least 85 per cent of the base in each cat- egory. That means a dairy must be selling at least 85 per cent of its fluid milk quota or base before it can take on any new fluid ship- pers, Visitors Day . Mrs. Eobichaud of Val @'Or was the winner of the low gross " prize at the Visitors Day held on Sunday, July 9th by the Ladies' Section of the Hailey- bury Golf Club. No other information could be secured at the time of go- ing to press but will be carried next week if it is made avail- able to the Haileybury Office. 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