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Page 2 The Haileyburian ' Thursday, Novertber 2, 1961 Published by New Liskeard, Ont. THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Temiskaming Printing Co, Ltd. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, -T See by THE PAPERS OTTAWA (CP) -- One man has been charged with shooting with intent to wotind and two others are being sought by police after gun- men in a passing car fired at three midtivin stores and a restaurant recértly, Dougias William Moncrief, 22 pleaded not guilty to the charge and was rémanded 6ne wéek. Constable Bill Culyer said he ar- rested Moncrief after chasing a car with three occupants along sik blocks and forcing it off the road. He said two men fled on foot and that one of them threw a .45- calibre pistol into a 'parked car. At least five shots were fired, one of them penetrating the busy all-night restaurant, but no one was injured. Eddie Saikley, 25, in charge of the restaurant, said four young men started a fight when he lice to expel them. About 20 min- utes later a car sped by and one passenger sprayed the four estab- lishments with bullets. OTTAWA (CP) -- This is the sto-, ry of a moose who played a fatal ame of peek-a-boo during the ting season. It was told in the capital recently by two government employees; Mac Barnett of the unemployment insurance commission and Lorne Storey of the bureau of statistios. A féw days previous, while ee img trip in Ontario's Temagami dis- tfict, they were awakened by a rustling noise at the stovepipe hole in their tent--they hadn't bothered to bring a stove. Barnett peeked out -- just as Mr, Moose was peeking in, Before the surprise could register on either man or moose, Barnett erabbed his rifle and felled the between the eyes. "ATLANTA (AP) -- A chemical salesman is sting his former mo- ther - in - Taw for $1,000,000 on grounds, that she gave his 16- month-old daughter vodka: in 'hér tomato juice. Ottawa. ' 4 In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance, In United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. The salesman, Robert Lee Sla- became -stispicious ard called po-' they were camping out on a hint-! 1,000-pound animal with a billet, ter, charged in his suit; which went on trial recently, that Mrs. Oran E. Dodd caused damage to his peace and happiness by furnish- ing 'alcoholic and intoxicating li- quors daily from Feb. 3, 1958 to March 17, 1958" to his child. The petition charged that Mrs. Dedd persuaded the girl's mother to feed alcoholic beverages to her as a "pacifier." It also said the child's mother, Mrs. Norma Jane Dodd Slater, left Slater to live with her mother and filed suit for divorce in February, 1958. GORE BAY (CP) -- Charlies Wa- begijig, 35, of Manitowaning was sentenced recently to two months in jail in connection with the stab- bing death of his wife. Wabegijig was charged with manslaughter when he went on trial recently but pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of assault caus- ing bodily harm. His wife, Martha, 31, was stabbed in her home in June and died lat- er in hospital at Sudbury, about 100 miles northwest of this Mani- toulin Island town. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) -- A mo- ther and her ailing son were killed this week when a private plane on a mercy flight crashed into Con- ception Bay near Carbonear, about 30 miles west of here: The pilot, Donald MacKenzie- of Halifax, ' escaped. after being thrown through the glass cockpit into the water. : A Search and Rescue report, list- ing both mother and son as dead, said the bodies were believed to be in the cockpit under 60 feet of ocean water. The boy was suffer- ing acute appendicitis. Neither was identified. PORT ARTHUR (CP)--A routine traffic violation case has resulted in a statement by a 40-year-old man that he is a former German prisover-of-war who escaped from a Canadian prison camp 16 years ago. Edward WLuczak, who says his real name is Berger, was sentenc- ed in magistrate's court recently to 10 days for driving while his licence was under suspension and for using a false name to obtain a new licence. Following the sentencing he told Magistrate T. W. Connor that he had lived for years in fear of be- ing caught and sent back to his old i ao gli re Se Cee Sete Sem fe Dara > Ca ne sea ene ee MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 1961 NOMINATIONS TOWN OF HAILEYBURY _ Notice is hereby given that nominations for the - offices of Mayor and Councillors for the Town of _ Haileybuiry aid the Vacancies on the Board of Education - will be held in the Council Chambers in the Municipal ~ Office, between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock in 'ithe afternoon on Thursday, ~Wif @ gteater number of Candidates than required to fill : ithe said offices ate nominsted and make the required declarations, Polls will be epened on Monday, December @th, 1961, and will be opened from 9:00 a.m., until 6:00 p.im, 'Dated this 2nd day of November, 1961. November 23rd, 1961 and 4 '| tel- yelling. This; of -course,. was : | the real cab driver, David Krieger. |], ito the police station. 4 Hied, the cab company forgave him ,homé in Germany--which now is in the Soviet occupation zone. "The magistrate was quoted as saying that in cases of prisoners-of- war who escaped and evaded cap- ture in Canada most were allowed to-remain after the war, He did not think the traffic offence would do the man's previous record any harm. His wife, Mrs. Joanne-Luczak, said in an interview that while she knows little about her - husband's wartime experiences she does know that he escaped from a pri- son camp in 1945. "I don't know where the camp was -- Ottawa or Lethbridge, I think."' He told the magistrate he had worked on a farm near Victoria, B.C., for three years after his es- cape. He married in 1948 and moy- ed east. They now have two child- ren, both boys, aged 10 and 12. SUDBURY (CP) -- Hung Lee, 30, testified recently that he banged on a car horn with his head to attract police while fighting with two men in their automobile. Robert Laroeque, 23, and Claude Ducharme, 19, both of Sudbury and charged with attempted robbery, were remanded. "The men knocked me down and threw me under a parked car," Lee said. "Next they dragged me out and when I broke away again they again caught me and threw me in- to the back seat of their car." The victim, employee of a Sud- bury restaurant, said he kicked the car keys out of the driver's hand as he attempted to start the en- gine. A police car drove by at that point and: "I got my head onto the steering wheel. My hands were being held. With my head I blew and blew the horn and the police eruiser heard it and turned around." NEW YORK (AP) -- For Bashir Ahmad, a simple, smiling camel driver from Pakistan, this was the greatest day of his life. He met President Kennedy at the White House and a few hours lat- er found himself amid the towered splendor of New York, which O. Henry once called Baghdad-on-the subway. ; Bashir was obviously enthralled. '¥ have met 'the man of the world,"' he said through an intér- preter as he left the White House. "You hold your leader in high és- teem to have him live in such a nice house," the 48-year-old Bashir added. ; ; Peak Vice-President Lyndon Johnson, during an Asian tour last May, in-({ vited Bashir to come here for a vi- sit. It ends today when he departs for his home in Karachi. Bashir refers to Kennedy as the American badshah--or king. His ti- tle for Johnson is deputy king. "There was no plan for him to meet the president,'"' White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger the camel driver go by on a tour of the White House "and asked him to come to his office for a minute or two." | : LOS ANGELES (AP)--Sheldon Balas, 28, left his wedding recep- tion at the Ambassador Hotel re- cently to visit the restroom, Inside, he met a sour-faced little man who said: "You look happy. What's wrong?"' "Wrong?" said Balas. "There's nothing wrong. I just got married. I'm happy, that's all. "Well," said the gloomy little, man. "I'm a married man myself. | Let me give you a present. Im al! cab driver and my cab's parked |) dutside, with the keys in it; Use it in good health. Drive. it -all-you|; want and send the bill to the friend- ly Yellow Cab Company. Consider || it a wedding gift from me and the |, COMED ANY 6 f ope pee Pee Be Balas thanked the stranger, in the cab and drove off. te They didn't pay much attention | to a man standing back at the ho- 3 told reporters. The president saw] fetched his bride Deveva, pit hér ||: be Department of Highways, Ontario NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS OF CEDAR POSTS SUPPLY CONTRACT NO. S-61-3076 ONTARIO - ~ Separate Sealed ( 5-61-3076" will be received by the District Engineer, Departs; ment of Highways, Box 390, Whitewood Avenue, New - Lis- keard, Ontario until 12:00 o'clock .Noon, E.S.T. Bids . marked "Supply Contract No... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1961 Specifications, Information to Bidders, Tender Forms and Envelopes may be obtained from the District Engineer, at above mentioned address. , The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO ) NEW LISKEARD, ONTARIO NOVEMBER Ist, 1961 H 35 BRAZEAU'S -- ED & WHITE | STORE NORTH COBALT Open Every Friday Night until 9 p.m. for your. shopping convenience | 39, 40 Coming to Tri-towns THE Dele Carnigie Story in colour film ; E Those interested in seeing how this world-famous training: does help people to -- -- =e ®@ Speak more effectively @ Become more confident in all situations © Be thore sticcesstul in all their dealings with people ae are cordially invited. Krieger phoned his boss, who} phoned "police, 'who séized' Balas] - ~~ - and -his wife and -carted-them off |! Balas, who did not find his predi-| When he cooled off and éxplain- F, G, HASKETT, Clerk, Town of Haiteybury. q oo a5; 38-3 and said it would press no charges: The 'coupie 1ett with. this adme- 'cament- amusing, took a-couple of]; | Swings-at press photographers. "CANADIAN LEGION HALL os HAILEYBURY NOV. 6 MONDAY 8 P.M. __ A special invitation is extended to all Dale Caraegie Prad- ates by the Lions Club. - ~ ' = Stn Fn