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FOR SALE FOR SALE--One used stoker A-1 shape, cheap! Cail 4515; - Cobait. 26tf FOR SALE--30-30 Winchester car- + in, Model 94.. Complete with case and cleaner, reasonable. OS 2-5367. 32p,33 USED CARS WHO ELSE WANTS A NEW CAR? it now with a low-cost life-insured. Buy SCOTIA PLAN LOAN THE' BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -- { FOR SALE -- Four bedroom brick Phone q home in. good condition. ' OS. 2-3058, Haileybury ATtt TO RENT TO RENT--Five room house, three piece bath, Phone OS 2-5268 after '6:00 p.m, 33p ~ HELP WANTED - MALE WANTED -- Married man, 24-39, for route sales. $117 plus expenses {o 'start. State education. Car nec- essary. Box 326, c/o Haileyburian Office. 30 - 33 ¢ WANTED--3 delivery men. $1.50 per hour. Car essential. Box 328, c/o Haileyourian Office. 30 - 33 ) ~ Average $2.50 hourly part time. Weed .three neat appearing men, 94-39, for route work 8 to 16 hours weekly. Box 327, c/o Haileyburian Office. 30 - 33 & ~ MISCELLANEOUS tn the Matter of the Mining Act Before the Mining Commissioner DN THE MATTER OF Parcel 8393 being Mining A.M. 2 Parcel 8395 being 4M. 6 Parcel 8396 being &.S. 148 Parcel 6195 being the South Half of the South-East part of Broken i.ot Number One, in the Fifth ( Goncession, containing 15 acres Parcel 5462 being the South-West Claim Mining Claim Mining Claim part of Lot Number One, in the Irifth Concession, containing 12 acres all being situate in the Township of Coleman, in the District of _Wipissing; registered in the Reg- fster for Nipissing North Division et Haileybury, Ontario. LND IN THE MATTER OF An application for a vesting or- der under Section 670 of The Min- ( Sng Act. / TO; Gross Lake Silver Mining Company Lamited, c/o Robert F. Kellock or his rep- tesentatives, Toronto, Ontario. - e/o R. W. Reinhardt or his rep- resentatives, Montreal, Quebec. - r/o Geo. L. Kavanagh or his rep- resentatives, Montreal, Québec. TAKE NOTICE that an applica- tion has been made to the Min- ing Commissioner by Carl Rein- hardt, a shareholder in Cross Lake Silver Mining "Company Limited, for an order vesting in the Applicant the interest of the said Cross Lake Silver Mining i €ompany~ Limited in the afore- said lands for failure to pay. the acreage tax levied on the ; said lands under The Mining a Act; AND TAKE NOTICE that it is , alleged that the Applicant has > : paid the said taxes for and in- clusive of the yeans 1958 to : 1961 and prior thereto; AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Cross Lake Silver Mining _ Company Limited is reauired to pay into the Office of the Min-. ing. Commissioner, on or before the 19th day of December, 1961, the- acreage tax so paid by the Applicant, together: with interest at 6 per centum per annum compounded annually, (panrticu- lars of which may be obtained from this Office on demand), to- gether with such costs as may be allowed by the Commissioner and failing. to make such pay- ment or show good cause why such payment should not be made, an order as applied for may issue. DATED this 19th day of Septem- ber, 1961. J. F. McFarland, MINING COMMISSIONER, s Opens Bridges (Continued from Page One) ed. i In the course of his official du- ties, Mr. Spooner had this to say, "The people of Northern Ontario have many good reasons to rejoice totiay. We have reached another important stage of the improve- ment of our means of communica- tions. We are officially celebrat- ing to-day the opening of the Earl- ton By-pass as well as the. elim- ination, through the construction of two new bridges, of bottlenecks which had for quite some time hampered travel along: roads link- Northern Ontario with the Quebec System to the Hast. Representing as I do the Ontario Government at this function, I must say that I am most happy to join my fellow north-Ontarians in this celebartion. Roads, to us, are like "meat and potatoes" and lots of gravy to hungry men. We will never have enough of them. We need them to open up our unde- veloped resounces. We need them to attract tourists. We need them to cut the costs of transportaion of our products, to cut down the price of goods that our peculiar economic fabric compels us to bring in from the south. Roads, to us, are as important as a good arterial system is to a sound heart." 7) [Bonnie Doon Camp Holds Installations Bonnie Doon Camp D.O.S. meet- ing of Saturday October 14 was opened with Mrs. H. Whorley, act- ing vice-president conducting the opening: drill. The Marshalls brought Mrs. M. Cahill to her station and the flags were introduced. Grand Camp president Mrs. S. Stevenson of Tor- onto was escorted to the platform and given honours. Three Past Presidents. of Grand Camp, Mrs. Melrose and Mrs. Sheppard~ both of Toronto,' Mrs. Binker of Hamilton, ten Grand Camp Officers, three visitors and eight officers were present at roll call, Three candidates, Mrs. Little, Mrs. McFarlane and Mrs. Devins all of Haileybury. were initiated and welcomed by Bonnie Doon Camp and Grand Camp officers. Grand Camp President donated a gift to be raffled off during the evening program. The Bonnie Doon officers for 61- 62 are as follows: president, Mrs. R. Smaliman, Haileybury; past- president, Mrs. M. Cahill, New Lis- keard; first vice-president, Miss C. Riley; second vice president, Mrs. M. Whorley, Haileybury; chaplain, Mrs. L. Burton, Hailey- bury; recording secretary, Mrs. S. Wink, assisting recording sec- retary, Mrs. J. Tressider; finan- cial secretary, Mrs. R. Fleming; treasurer, Mrs. N. Wallman; mar- shall, Mrs. B. Ollivier, Tomiko; assistant Marshall, Mrs. E. Mor- gan, North Cobalt; inside guardian, Mrs. A. Riley; outside guardian, Mrs. M. White, Haileybury; pianist, Mrs. S. Labelle; delegate to Grand Camp, Miss C. Riley; trustee, Mrs. L. Richards. Miss C. Riley gave the yearly report 60-61 for Mrs. F. Chapman, convener of entertainment. The Auditors report was given by Mrs. T. J. Duncan. The meeting adjourned follow- ing an address by Mrs. Small- man praising the manner in which the initiation and floorwork was carried out and expressing the hope that 61-62 would be a good year for Bonnie Doon. A banquet was served by mem- bers of the St. James W. A. at 6.30 with the Installation following at 8 o'clock. The Grand Camp Of- ficers were in their places, Mrs. Duncan acting as Grand Camp Treasurer; Mrs. C. MacArthur act- ting as Assistant Grand Marshall. The President; Mrs. Smallman was installed. As she--was walking to was presented to her by her son Doug. . 'A solo was sung by Miss Vera Young, Haileybury, with Miss V. Gilkes, also of Haileybury. playing the accompaniment. Each of the officers were instal- led and taken to their places. Mrs. S. Wink escorted the Past Presi- dent, Mrs. Cahill to the platform where she pinned on the Past Presidents Jewel. Mrs. Smallman presented gifts to the Grand Camp President, the Marshalls and the Pianist. Mrs: Smallman™ received many gifts from well wishers and a bouquet of flowers from her husband for her "at home" on Sunday after- noon. ° the altar, a lovely bouquet of roses: we A telegram was read from Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Houghton who are holidaying in Scotland, wishing the best of the New Year to the of- ficers and members, also one from Mrs. Leishman and Miss Violet Dale of Sault Ste. Marie. Mrs. Sheepwash-of Haileybury won the raffle. An entertaining evening follow- ed with: several skits, harp and piano solos and other musical num- bers by the Grand Camp members. Following. lunch;~ Mrs.-. Cahill," immediate past president. lit» the - for each of the twenty-four past' presidents of. Bonnie. Doon Camp after . which- Mrs. "Stevenson of Grand Camp cut it. : The singing of Auld Lang Syne and God Save the Queen concluded a pleasant day. -On Sunday Mrs, - Smallman. held "open house'? at her home in Haileybury. Mrs. Wallman, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. B. Ollivier, Mrs. J. Tresidder and Mrs. WN. Henderson assisted with serve jing the .many: friends who attend- -- jed. 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