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> Em > 4 a a ale A II LI NO Nn eR Nn en a ig ee A OL > a A DO Or pe Oe ies eo asa REN NT aM, ae Se ne ee ge et te a ne et a ge a OB ON a Pn a 7 FOR SALE ~#OR ~SALE--One used-stoker-A-1 shape, cheap! Call 4515, Cobalt: 26tf _ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE -- Four bedroom brick home in good condition. Phone OS 2-3058, Haileybury ATtt OR SALE--House in Haileybury on Russell Street. Phone 4515, Co- Balt. 27tf FOR SALE--A selection of fine homes in Haileybury and on the Waileybury - New Liskeard road. Apply E.-M. McCuaig, Real Es- fate Broker, 574 Georgina Ave., Haileybury. 27 - 30p - HELP WANTED - MALE WANTED -- Married man, 2439, for route sales. $117 plus expenses to start. State education. Car nec- essary. Box 326, c/o Haileyburian Office. S 30 - 33 WANTED--3 delivery men. $1.50 per hour. Car essential, Box 328, cfo Haileyburian Office: 30 - 33 Average $2.50 hourly part time. Weed three neat app earing men, 24-39, for route work 8 to 16 hours weekly. Box 327, c/o E Haileyburian Office. 30 - 33 HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED -- Dining room waitress to act as hostess during meal hours Gnd be able to work so many even- {ngs a week. Good personality and fales experience required. Apply jn person at Hotel Haileybury. Ph. OS 2-3401. 29, 30 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE All property owners in the Town ef Haileybury having roof drain- age pipes connected into sanitary sewer outlets, are hereby notified, that all such roof drainage pipes ere to be removed from sanitary sewers, and this water to be dis- posed of by other means. ' Any person who has not complied with this request by October 15, 1961, will be prosecuted under: sec- tion 2, By-Law No. 1000 of The Corporation of The Town of Hail- éybury, and upon conviction will be fined the sum of $59.00 as set forth in the above By-Law. F. G. Haskett, Clerk-Treasurer, Town of Haileybury. Dated Sept. 19, 1961. PRESCRIPTION FOR PAYING BILLS Pay 'em off with a low-cost, life-insured SCOTIA PLAN LOAN ;THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BIRTHS SOHNSTON--Mr. and Mrs. George dohnston are pleased to announce] | fhe birth of their daughter, Lori} doy, at Misericordia Hospital, on|{ September 18th. A sister |] iVionday, for Dean, Terry and Dale. GROZELLE--Bill and Marilyn are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Ronald Kent, on Sep- fember 21, 1961, at the New Lis- ieard and District Hospital. A] fbrother for Kathy and Karen, Enrollment Up (Continued from Page One) Sturgeon Falls, Normetal, Quebec, Port Credit, Mellville, Sask., Amos, 30 Que., Virginlatown, Sudbury, Live-|{ Ty, Quebec City, Wasaga Beach, Rouyn, Que., North Bay, Elliot Lake, Carleton Place, Cassiar, B. C., Hamilton, Woodlands, Man., Falconbridge, Cadillac, Que., Crys- fal Beach, Huntsville, RMilis, St. Catherines and Caledon. Of the senior students there is @ne from Beaconsfield, England, end one from Sierra Leone, West &éfrica. : 29, 30|f Horning's |} Thursday, September 28, 1961 OSHAWA, Ont.--A hardtop with a roofline styling practically ident- ical to that of a convertible, .and new engineering features- designed to cut lubrication and maintenance costs highlight details of Oldsmo- bile for 1962, announced here today by General Motors of Canada. Among the engineering refine- ments that will cut servicing costs are: --Replacement of all open-end lub- rication fittings by factory-sealed units and revision of generator and distributor lubrication' points to eliminate the need for periodic lubrication under normal operat- ing conditions. --A self-adjusting power braking system which automatically com- pensates for brake lining wear by adjusting the clearance between lining and drum, eliminating the need for periodic brake adjust- ments. The Oldsmobile's over-all length has been increased by nearly two inches. Wheelvdases of the three series remain the same -- 123 on the 88 series; 126" on the 98. Oldsmobile offers 17 body styles in three series -- Dynamic 88, Super 88 and 98. Fifteen exterior colors are available. In addition, improved perform- ance and increased fuel economy result from Oldsmobile's new com- bustion chamber and higher (10.25 to 1) compression ratios in Ricket and Skyrocket engines, as well as lowered rear axle gear ratios. The 280-horsepower Rocket en- gine is designed to deliver better mileage on premium-grade gasol- ines. (A 260-horsepower Rocket en- gine with an 8.75 to 1 compres- sion ratio is available for regular- grade gasoline use.) Maximum brake horsepower of the Skyrocket engine with four-bar- rel carburetor has been increased to 330. This engine is standard on the Super 88 and 98. Diameter of the steering wheel on Oldsmobdiles equipped with pow- er steering has been reduced by one inch. This provides improved driving comfort and easier entry and exit for the driver. The steer- ing wheel has also'been raised for increased clearance between the wheel and front seat. General Motors also announced that for the first time two soft-top models -- the Sports Convertibie and Cutlass Convertible -- are be- ing offered in the F-85 range of New Roofline For 1962 Oldsmobile much later in life that Milton (by smaller-sized Oldsmobiles. A hard- top. version. of the powerful_ con- vertibie Starfire, introduced in the regular line- of Oldsmobiles last season, is also available in the 1962's, The F-85 this year is available in nine medels -- the two convert- ibles; a four-door sedan; door, two-seat station wagon; a four-door, three-seat station wagon and a club coupe; a deluxe four- Goor sedan; -a deluxe four-door, two-seat station wagon and Cutlass Sports Coupe. Fifteen Magic-Mir- ror exterior colors -- including a new Chariot Red -- are available. Two engines -- the standard 155- horsepower aluminum Rockette and the optional four-barrel carb- uretor 185-horsepower Cutlass are offered by F-85. A new, smoother 3-speed synchromesh transmission is standard. Roto-mat- ic power steering is also available as an extra-cost option. Styling changes in the F-85 in-|8 clude a completely restyled front! »|}end with new hood, grille and|# the |# section | 8 with twin tail lamps mounted on headlamp housings. As well, F-85 has a restyled rear each side. In his younger days the great Puritan writer, John Milton, kept a small boarding school in his home near London where he edu-|§ cated his nephews and the sons of|§ some of his friends. Around this time, the newly unhappily married P poet was writing numerous pamph-|§ lets and they included some in fav- our of divorce! It was not until now more happily married) wrote "Paradise Lost'? and 'Paradise Regained'. be 8 ET ETE -- Fe a Pa SS wea" a ie eS STARTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd AT 7 P.M. PLAYING TUES., WED. & THURS. Showing at 7 and 10:10 p.m. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT OCT. 3-4-5 THE FABULOUS ESCAPADES OF A FAIR LADY WITH TOO MANY MILLIONS AND TOO FEW INHIBITIONS! see 2, ei SOPN LOREN The Millionairess ALASTAIR SIMIDENNIS PRICE/GARY RAYMOND / on< VITTORIO DE SICA Darryl F. Zanuck Productions,.Inc. nrevents CINEMASCOPE and COLOR COMPANION FEATURE Showing Nightly at 8:40 Only! R ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED} TO PERSONS 1B YEARS OF AGE OR OVER WILLIAM FAULKNER'S | 5 ISANCTUARY Lieut.-Governor (Continued from- Page One) "Mr. Mackay mentioned meeting Reeve. W. Martin.of Coelman. "He is 92 years old and still has youth, . I wish him a glorious eventide." He also men- tioned Art Moss of Cobalt, with whom. he-served-at-the-Somme- in the First World War. After the banquet, Mr. Mackay went to the new Public School in New 'Liskeard, which he officially in his heart . im. opened. He was shown around the school by Board Chairman Erte Cosman. From New Liskeard the party - went to Earlton, where_the Liex tenant-Governor was. greeted by Mayor J.- Brule. They 'then "re- turned to New Liskeard, and. pre- ceeded north to Englehart-by pri- vate car on the ONR. : At Engtehart the party -~was-en- tertained 'at. a dinner party by. Mayor Ruby Bryan, and later the Lieutenant-Governor .opened the Englehart Public Library. a four- |, = OS 2-3533 HAILEYBURY TODAY, FRI. & SAT. COLOR by DE LUXE "Thunder in Carolina' See Racing Thrills never The Great 'SOUTHERN 500" IN EASTMAN COLOR Starring Rory Calhoun and Connie Hines A World Of Beauty. And Rollicking Fun , For Everyone! SEPT. 28-29-30 before captured on film! actually filmed on the spot! STARTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER Ist AT 7 P.M. PLAYING SUNDAY, MONDAY ONLY! Showing at 7 and 10:30 p.m. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT GARY COOPER - DEBORAH KERR ocT.1-2 AST YaaR owes PSVCH0 Lees WEAR THE BIG SUSPENSE RAKED EDGE NO ONE - ABSOLUTELY NO UNE - SEATED DURING THE LAST 13 MINUTES! ST@P! FLASHING REO LIGHT MEANS NO ONE SEATED OURING LAST 13 MINUTES COMPANION FEATURE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Showing at 8:45 only! RELEASED THAY UNITED ARTISTS - THE RAGING SPECTACLE Or An AGE THAT WORSHIPPED A \ nage Beast