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a Paina Pntanitn, Sh y Resta -- Jor information contact J. B. E. _ Beux wedding there on Saturday. The Haileyburian ~ FOR SALE TOR SALE--One used. stoker A-1 shape, cheap! Call 4515, Cobalt. 26tf FOR SALE Two pairs boy's: hoc- key boots and skates, both size &; one pair ladies' white skating foots and skates, size 6; also lad- ies' red Hudson Bay coat, size i6. Phone OS 2-5382, 35p REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE -- Four bedroom brick home in good condition. Phone OS 2-3058, Haileybury ATtt {OR SALE--A selection of fine fiomes in-Haileybury and on the Waileybury - New Liskeard road. &pply E-M. McCuaig, Real Es- fate Broker, 574 Georgina Ave., VWaileybury. 34-37p OR SALE--House on Farr Ave. Proulx, Phone OS 2-3128. 3ott ft USED CARS ---------- WHO ELSE - WANTS A NEW CAR? Buy it now with a low-cost life-insured. SCOTIA PLAN LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA FEMALE HELP WANTED - A BNON CALLING -- AVON COS- WHETICS needs qualified women familiar with the rural areas of GCOLEMAN AND BUCKE TOWN- SHIPS. Increased Christmas busi- hess means openings in these @ereas., For interview write im- mediately to Mrs. Hurley, 326 Tim- mums St., North Bay. 35-33 TO RENT TO RENT -- Four room heated epartment. Suitable for couple without children. Available now. Corner Ferguson Ave. and Main St. Phone OS 2-3259. 34-37p TO RHENT--House at 584 Lakeshone Road, Haileybury. Phone AM 4 $185 Timmins, or owner will be in Haileybury Sunday, November &S, at above address, 35 TO RENT--Room to rent, with or qwithout board. Phone OS 2-3256. 30 Coming Events Ghe Women's Federation of St. : Andrew's United Church will fhold their November meeting in the church on November 8th, at 8:00 p.m, Norfh Cobalt Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow Warren end family, of Kirkland Lake, Spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. James Warren. irs. Russel Hunton, spent a cou-]) pie of days at the home of her sis- ter Mrs. William Craig. Mr. and Mrs. C. Shaver, spent & week at Oshawa where Mr. Shaver attended the General Mo- tors training school, then motored Toronto and spent the weekend aft the home of Mrs. Shaver's sis- |. fer, Mrs. Ruddy Nardini and Mr. }' Wardini of Richmond Hill: Mrs. Nora Perry is pleased to @mnounce she received a very good response to her appeal for Retard- ed Children amounting to $82.65 end: wishes to thank everyone who |) @ave so generously for the cause. Cobalt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Switzer and -. Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nickle spent the weekend at Wanipitei and attended the Lamothe-Moly- Thursday, November 2, 1961 - Earn Over NEW YORK, Oct. 31 -- Accord- mg to a nationwide survey, Tem- iskaming: District has more of its families in the "over $4,000" in- come brackets and a smaller. pro- portion of them in the lower in- come groups than have most places in Canada. Locally,. the trend has been to- ward bigger incomes in recent years, with the result that fam- er brackets. How they stood at the beginning of this year is revealed by Sales Management in a copyrighted re- port, that details, for Canada and the United States, what portion of its population falls within. each of the income categories. The report.gives a clearer means ing to the tenm "average income" as applied to a particular com-) Funeral Services For G. Panarites One of Cobalts pioneer residents George J. Panarites passed away at his home on Sunday, Oct. 15. Mr. Panarites had been in poor health for the past ten years and was con- fined to his bed for the last four months. He was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. James Panarites and was born at Koupia, Greece, on March 17, 1877. In 1906 in Pakia, Greece, he was married to his wife Alexandra who survives him. Coming to Canada in 1907, he set- tled in Cobalt where he was so well known as the congenial and res- pected owner of the Minerva Res- taurant until his retirement. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, one son Peter, three daugh- ters Mrs. Cora Petrakos, Mrs. Ka- tie Woods, Miss Stella Panarites, one brother Kosmos Panarites, Hil- ton, N.Y., U.S.A., on sister, Blaine Panarites of Koupia, Greece and two grandchildren James and Alex- andra Woods. The body rested at his residence 14 Grandview Ave., until Tuesday, Oct. 17 when serv- ices were held at 3 p.m. at St. James Anglican Church with Rev. D. A. P. Smith officiating. Burial was in the Mount Pleasant ceme- tery, Haileybury. Honourary pall- bearers were Mayor Purdy, Marv- in Armstrong, George Orfankos and Reddy Tessolini. Active pall- bearers were his son Peter Pana- rites, nephews Manuel, John and Peter Panites, nephew Sam Pan- os, and sons in law Gus Petrakos and Walter Woods. More Than Sixty% dance is good and the average rel- ilies have been moving up to high-| +of inflation or has it produced real $4,000 erage represents earnings that are well distributed or whether it rep- resents a few families with high number with meager earnings. In Temiskaming District the bal- atively high. Some 61.1 per cent ef the local households now have cash incomes, after taxes, of $4,000 or more. That is a better situation than prevails in most parts of Canada, where only 53.4 per cent of all households are in the "over $4,000" brackets. Is the trend toward higher in- comes in Canada purely a-product gains. for people? The economic a substantial improvement in. liv- adian. He has more discretionary income left, after paying for the necessities, than ever before. The current survey lists 13.3 per cent of Temiskaming District households in the $7,000 to $10,000 bracket. As a unit, they account for 21.3 per cent of all hocal in- come, Those with cash earnings of $2,500 to $4,000 a year 'comprise 22.2 per cent of 'the households. They garner 14.0 per cent of the jocal income. The 61.1 per cent who are in the groups with earnings" above $4,000 receive 81.1 per cent of the total income. Car Crash A car driven by G. J. Deber- nardi of Belle Vallee smashed into the rear of a three ton truck last Sunday evening, on the Belle Vallee Road, and al- though the impact sheared the roof off the late model car, the occupants of the car escaped unscratched. With the driver were Jean Guy Presto, of Judge and Mary and Ruth Gaudreau of Belle Vallee. The truck driver was Maurice Gosselin of Belle Val- lee. Damage to the car was esti- mated at $1,000. BIG BIRDS Among various types of peli- cans, the North American white pelican reaches five feet long with a wingspread of eight to 10 feet. munity. It. shows whether the av-} A FAMOUS. PLAYERS TAEATR HAILEYBURY OS 2-3533 incomes compensating for a large} LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "The Guns of Navarone' reports show that there has been | ing standards for the average Can-| FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! NOV. 3 - 4 est LOVE AND LUAU WHEN..2Fe ORSON WELLES asKING SAULin AN ANBA PRODUCTION were ELEONORA ROSS! DRAGO + IVO PAYER = GIULIA RUBIN) "AGA GOES 3 HAWAIAN' © JANES DARREN » MICHAELOALLAN DEBORA WALLEY CARLREINER * PEGCYCASS « "a2 EDDIEFOWsn. « JEFFDONNELL * 3 § 5. with vicki TRICKEIT - JOBY BAKER A Bical ea PRODUGTION A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE Cy 4 Fis ae PIERRE CRESSOY EDWARD HILTON KRONOS ao MASSIMO SERATO ne TOTALscOPe y He Deabeet fa 8.000 ghter s het te and thea tried 2.000 ways (9 Oproak it uP! ! WARNER RNER BROS. FFREM ZINBALIST JR ANGIE DICKINS 7 DON AMECHE -Ray DANTON: HERBERT He Hk PLAYING WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ONLY! NOV, 8-9 Parsnount presects . 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