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Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, October 5, 1961 Published by Temiskaming Printing Co. New Liskeard, Ont. Ltd. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Ottawa. Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance. In United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. maa | | See by THE PAPERS LONDON Constable David Jones told the court he was chas- ing three men across the London rooftops "when all of a sudden a skylight gave way beneath me". ' "'Yes,'"' said the magistrate, "'go on." "T plunged downwards, sir," ex- plained the policeman, 'but I managed to grasp a piece of the roof framework." "And then?' Jones pointed to Harry Crouch} in the dock. | "That one," said the constable, | "stopped, came back to where Ij was dangling and told me, 'all right, guy, I can't leave you to fall through. I give up.' "He caught hold of me even though the glass about us was} breaking. He nearly went through} the roof too." | Jones -- who weighs more than| 200 pounds said Crouch hung orn' to him until other constables arrived. Police had collared the other two men. "There was nothing I could do but arrest him," said the police- man. : "And there's nothing I can do but send them all for trial," said the magistrate. He intimated that Crouch's con- sideration for the policeman would be taken into consideration when the three go on trial charged with breaking and entering. DUBLIN -- An airliner missed a runway in a blinding rain, touch- ed down in a field and bumped to a halt recently on the main WDublin-Belfast road without injury to 73 persons aboard. Some of the 69 passengers and four crew were treated for shock af Dublin airport afterward. The chartered four-engined DC-4 was carrying pilgrims from the Roman Catholic shrine at Lourdes, France. TORONTO--Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Ferguson of nearby George- town plan to escape the possibility of a nuclear holocaust hitting this densely populated area by emigrat- inp with their two young sons to New Zealand. Mr. Ferguson, a building con- tractor, is to sail from Vancouver in February with his wife and sons, Ian, 5, and Jamies, 3. "We decided that no one would waste an atomic bomb on New Zealand,' Mrs. Ferguson says. "And besides, it has a lovely clim- ate." SUDBURY -- Provincial police said recently a truck used to trans- port $20,000 worth of cigarettes stolen from the Motorways lot on Highway 69 south of here has been found abandoned on a road near Barrie. It was empty when located and police think the loot had been transferred to another vehicle. Insp. Lewis Needham of the pro- vincial police criminal investiga- tion branch, who was sent to Sud- bury to investigate the robbery, was at Parry Sound working on the case when the vehicle was found. He immediately left for Barrie. Police feel the robbery was not an isolated case but ties in with a gang who have made similar hauls in various other parts of Ontario during the last few weeks. FORT WILLIAM -- Discharge of grain dust into the air by grain elevators has Fort William coun- cil in a quandry -- on the one hand petitions from citizens de- manding the nuisance be stopped, and on the other, assurances from elevator officials that everything possible has already been done. A board of works meeting agreed residents had ample cause to com- plain. Ald. Booth said that elevators had spent enormous sums on col- lection and screening equipment without being able to find a final solution. It was finally decided to have the 'city engineer interview ele- vator officials, collect all available information, and report to council on his findings. ARNTFIELD -- A helicopter of the Atlantic Helicopter Limited, Quebec, fell 180 feet and the two passengers emerged miraculously unhurt after the gruelling exper- ience. ! ; The machine, in the employ of Hydro-Quebec, was piloted by Christian Brignaud and the pas- senger, Bertrand Beaudoin, is an engineer of the Hydro. The accident occurred while the machine was flying over a trans- mission line. The small propeller at the rear of the machine, which acts as stabilizer, fell off and the helicopter was turning in mid-air out of control. When it fell to the ground it made several turns before com- Mllustrated booklet Orillia Haileybury, Ont. HOW TO GHOOCSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT F ur free copy of Rock of Ages' new Se he Py How To Choose Your Family Monument" visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER _ SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. - Ont. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. TULLOCH Phone OSborne 2-5218 \ children. © , ig ? They say it is the ghost of a woman who killed herself in one of the apartments several years ago. Reginald King, whose lives in the block said: ig to a stop in an up-side-down position. The pilot and his passenger were suffering from shock, and dam- ages to the helicopter were estim- ated to be in the amount of $25 thousand. : ¢ ' Reports are that the two men "We have children staying eee probably would not have escaped |The other night the baby, as ae without injury except for the fact| i its crib, suddenly started laugh- ing. that they were wearing safety ; belts. "When another little girl got up in the morning she asked if the LONDON -- Princess Alexandra | strange woman would be coming of Kent is busily making herself|,c¢k. She had seen her tickling an expert on Japan and its people. |ine paby."' In November she goes on a tour : : fertiint of the Far East. Trickiest part of} pacianes Bee oer dhe peat the journey will be a visit to EMm- | Hock peror Hirohito of Japan -- the first "My wife has seen the ghost Sante yeeros oy oe ore twice," said Leslie Weathersill. even eee See Nae Seer: "She spoke to it and asked if NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. -- Paul-|she could do anything to help. It Emile Cote, 32-year-old former |drifted away without answering. paratrooper, claimed a world pole- Another little girl once said to sitting record recently when hejher father, pointing across the climbed down from his roost atop | room: a 50-foot pole after 50 days aloft.| "Who is that lady over there?" He spent the time in a canoe at-| He saw nothing. tached to the top of the pole at a family % i a ng marc Aa Mr. Muxlow said: "These people are extremely frightened. But there is no ques. tion of trying to lay the ghost by exorcising it.'" »- ame PICTURE FRAMES 12 New Mouldings to choose from Temiskaming Printing Gor. etd: NEW LISKEARD drive-in. restaurant in suburban Sanford Township. His endurance test began August 5. Cote said the previous record of 49 days, eight hours and three minutes was set in 1930 by Alvin (Shipwreck) Kelly at Atlantic City, Nid: NOTTINGHAM Frightened families today told of seeing the ghost of a woman in black pig- tails. Saal A local vicar, Rev. George Mux- low, has been called-in to comfort women who claim to have seen the ghost move through their homes in an apartment block here. The women say the ghost reach- es out its arms appealingly to people it meets, moves articles | from tables and cupboards -- and| shows itself only to women and Tem Haileybury, Ont. P. O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 Torunto, Ont. 6th Floor, 369 Bay Sv. EMpire 3-7381 cc} iskaming Construction Ltd. 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