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~ @ut > C883, 4 'meet booklet aur at To Family Monument'* visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER _ SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, September 14, 1961 | THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Published by Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. ACT PN on rN SOM E7 << MEAS Member- Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Secand Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ottawa In Canada -- $2.50 per year In United States -- $3.50 per in advance. year in advance. TL See by THE PAPERS OMAK, Wash. -- Take it from janiter Eraie Moore, the lion mar- Ket is slow, He can't foug-ye who's -- at the of way even give away his ar-old African lion, Tammy, eating him into bankruptcy rate of 25 to 40 pounds meat daily. ago sheoting, his Ernie even 400- A few weeks thought. about pound pet, But word ef Tammy's plight got and new-found friends began a campaign. truth it's not "'sayve-the-hon™ To tell the very wed. 'Tammy has beén promised a new going Home at Jungleland in Thousand Gaks, Calif., if the freight is pre- paid That nuns to. $227.50. The cam- paign has vaised only $25. How did Moore acquire a lion? He bought a defunct zoo four years ago and planned it as a founist attraction. The tourists didn't come. offer snimats, Only Tammy. POOLE, England -- The death Was announced recently of Adel- aide, the world famous hen who (aid bent eges, Between 1957 and her death last week, Adelaide Jaid 'thundreds every @ banama. of one of them bent as Adelaide amazed naturaiists. Her, Fame won ther fam amail from folks el over Britain and abroad. She made personal television ap- #eearanoes and collected more than £1,000 pownds for charity. : Adelaide died quietly. on the nest én this Dorset town after laying @n egg -- bent to the end, LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Not long afer 'Malcolm Epley got a new dog, he found 'that nalé of one of dis Sippers had been nibbled ena ys "Beon, a corner of a throw rug Gisappeared, $e. did pant of a cotton rope to ifiis swimming pool floats. and the mubber straps on a life preserver. And. the shoe-strings to his golf Ghoes.- And..even the dog's own leather leash. Epley, columnist for the Long Beach Independent Press-Telegram &éays be bas a canine phenomenon: & dog. that will eat anything. And There) was uo problem disposing of the| with no apparent digestive ills. The dog is a white Samoyed named Sycan. "We tried keeping everything out of his reach," Eptey wrote in a column, "'but how can you hide everything on the property? -He got into a box, pulled out an an- tique silver teapot and chewed off the spout, swallowing same. "He nosed into a rubbish basket, fished out a couple of peach pits wrapped in a napkin, and wolfed this delicacy down even as an observer rushed to stop 'him. He was caught with a white ball- point pen, (courtesty of a local bank) protruding from his throat. This one was pulled out, but sev- eval other pens and pencils have disappeared. "Now please don't ask me why we don' feed him. Heck, man, we're the top pet-food customers at our market... but we have to hide the cans after the canine has consumed the food. "We've tried diverting his at- tention with rubber bones, big joints coaxed from the butcher, and other items . ie But Syean keeps bling. And now Epley has a new worry: He has just noticed some teeth marks in a board at the corner of his house. ARNPRIOR Arnprior Police Chief William Parsons is the envy of local marksmen in this Ottawa Valley town. The chief was called to the Ob- late noviate to help the priests. get rid of pigeons who were making a right on nib- '!nuisance of themselves With one blast of 'his 12-guage shotgun, the chief downed 12 birds. ALBANY, N.¥.--At a police bi- eycle auction, city: purehasing agent Francis Grady held: up a seatless, battered bike with only one wheel, 'T'll give you 10 cents', a small boy piped. - Youched, Grady replied, *'sold", and told the bey to keep his dime for ice cream. Five minutes later another boy offered the 10-cent bidder $2 for the bike. The deal was closed. RYE, N.Y.--Dr. Webster Stover, a former college president, brave- ly risked getting his wife a jail 'erm recently, He kept ragged banners flying 'rom five elotheslines in the front yard of his house, despite a new aw designed to make him take hem down, Dr. Stover, 59, hung out the rags und worn-out clothing five years igo to protest the mounting as- sessment on his 34-year-old house. ies HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT _of Rock of Ages' new Choose Your 'or your free copy Orillia . $OCAL REPRESENTATIVE oo ba ; titer, Ont. ---- ' - Ont. Phons OSborne 2-5218 Hon. gratulate Ontario's 1961 Ontario's Ministers of Health and Agriculture respectively con- Dairy Princess moments crowning at C.N.E. Toronto, Thursday, August 31st. and Hon. Wm. Goodfellow, after her City council adopted a by-law | recently making it illegal te hang a clothesline in the front yard with- out a special permit from the city clerk. The penalty for ignoring the ord- inance -- and Dr. Stover says he has no intention of complying with it -- is a $100 fine and as long as 30 days in jail. "The house is in my wife's name," he said. "If they're going to put anybody in jail it'l] have to be her, and God pity them." NEW YORK -- Remarks by in- coming tourists that drive customs inspectors to the border of insan- ity: "What's wrong with wearing two overcoats in August? You've just got a naturally suspicious nature." "You mean those funny odd-shap- ed stones you found inside the heel of my shoe are diamonds? Well, let me tell you who got me to wear those shoes on a bet." "Go ahead,-wise guy, and open the bag. It took me and my wife and the steward to close it. Let's see how many of you it takes to put it back together again.' searched ito get back into your own country."' - "Have a cigar. Have two cig- ars! 12} ; "Imagine it -- having to bel} The Bible To- day Soon after the formation of the new Province of Uganda and Ru- jandi - Arundi, Bishop Brazier of | |the new diecese of Ruanda stated that the day of missionary enter- prise in that part of Africa is not |finished. Opportunities have never |been so great and recruits are ur- gently needed. "Africa is shouting for freedom," said the Rev. T. Gregory Smith, _ = educational secretary. of Ankole and Kibezi. "But - independence ent bring freedom. Only Christ can make men, free." To enable Africans to learn about Christ, from the Word of God in their own tongue, the Rev. Dr, Stanley Smith has just finished the translation. of the Bible for the Angole - Kigegi. The. three lan- guage areas where the Ruanda Mission has been working for forty years now will have the Bible in their own tongue, Miss Rosemary Guillebund having just completed the task for Urundi started by her father Archdeacon Guillebund, many years before. One African woman testified at a recent meeting in Unganda and said, "'most of you know the home I come from. My husband and all his people are heathen and every- time I read my Bible my husband, or one of his family. beats me, Last week I lost my temper and said many bad things. Please pray for me that when they beat me for reading my Bible I may be like the Lord. Jesus when he was beat- en in the courts of Annas, Caiaphas and Pontius Pilate." Suggested Bible Readings Sunday, Sept. 17, Titus 2: 1-15. Mon., Sept. 18, Psalms 15: 1-5. Tues., Sept. 19, Psalms 16: 1-11. Wed., Sept. 20, Psalms 20: 1-8. !Thurs., Sept. 21, Psalms 24: 1-10. Friday, Sept. 22, Psalms 33: 1-22. Sat., Sept. 23, Il John 1: 1-15, Over the past ten years spend. ing by the federal department of Health and Welfare has increased from $423 million to $887 million. Haileybury, Ont. P. O. Box 459 EMpire Phone OS 2-3311 (ty Temiskaming Cunstruction Ltd. 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