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piety! Page 8 The Haileyburian Thursday, November 30, 1961 _ Sin ee Siepyiny a nes FOR SALE FOR SALE--Electric train with truck on folding plywood table. TO RENT--furnished room with or without board. Phone OS 2- 3785. 39p TO RENT--Two room apartment, gas heated, available now. Corner Letters to The Taxpayers This coming Monday Dec. 4th you will have the onvilgation of voting for the candidates of your choice for positions with the Town Council and the Board of Educat- ion It was my honour to have been nominated to both of these groups. I chose ito stand for election to the RFAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE: OS 2-3533 HAILEYBURY TODAY, FRI. & SAT. NOV. 30 - DEC. 1-2 Due-to the length of this program there will be one com- + 7 i Mi . § eibone es 2-3480. 39p Tarpaeoniave. and Main St-Phovelfoard ef. BAGbatbn? Wecause a plete showing nightly only, starting at 7:15 p.m. : "OR SALE--Store scale, 24 Ib.|OS 2-3259. 42p | position with this group affords an Pet Nightly at 9:15 Only! 4 capacity, A-1 icondition. Reason- opportunity to participate actively PK ap . alble. 4515 Cobalt. 39tt in the business of education our c - ae = : USED CARS in the same light as a corporation INCREDIBLE... & FOR SALE--Heintzman piano, also Spun people: a yn two new 1962 23" Rogers Magestic : fn tee ; TVs, reduced for quick sale. 4515 WHO ELSE I believe any School Board should , #4, Ui Ne Cobalt. 39tf OR SALE--Singer sewing ma- chine with attached motor. Also wood and coal stove. Cheap for quick sale. 4515, Cobalt. 3Ttt @OR SALE--To take over pay- jnents, one 1961 Trailer, 18' x 8'. Apply 623 Florence St. Phone OS 2-3939. 38 - 4ip WANTS:A-NEW CAR? Buy it now with a low-cost life-insured SCOTIA PLAN LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA FOR SALE--Two-wheel Auto trail- er, half-ton, Price $55.00. Phone OS '2-3516. 38 HELP WANTED - MALE FOR SALE -- Two pairs boy's skates, size 13 and 3. Also girl's figure skates, size 1. Phone OS 2- 8006. 38, 39 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE fOR SALE -- Four bedroom brick home in good condition: Phone OS 2-3058, Haileybury 47tt FOR SALE--House on Farr Ave. For infermation contact J. B. E. Proulx. Phone OS 2-3128. 35tf £OR SALE--Five roomed bunga- low, two years old, north end of Waileybury, full basement, land- Seaped. OS 2-3584. 37tt TO RENT TO RENT--Heated apartment. Ap- ply phone OS 2-3128. 37tt TO RENT--Apartment to rent, 3 Tooms, three piece bathroom. Call OS 2-5268 after 4:00 p.m. 38D WANTED--3 delivery men. $1.50 per hour. Car esseftial. Box 328, c/o Haileyburian Office. 39,40,41,42 WANTED--Average $2.50 hourly part time. Need three neat appear- ing men, 24-39, for route work 8 to 16 hours weekly. Box 340 c/o Hail- eyburian Office. 39,40,41,42 Coleman Reeve Reeve William Martin, who will be 93 on December 7, is making a bid to stretch his hold on the office of Reeve to 20 years. Mr. Martin, the perennial holder of the office is being challenged this year by vet- eran counclliman Doug McLeod who admits he likes Reeve Martin, but feels that it is quite time for a change. IN $150.00 on 17 numbers or $10.00 blackout SPONSORED BY Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch 54 GO f Tudor Room - HOTEL HAILEYBURY "SPECIAL" Weekly Rates DURING WINTER MONTHS Clean, Comfortable Accommodation Free Off Street Parking Excellent Meals Dining Lounge Opened ~ we eo consider its obligation to the public in the same light as a corporation Board of Directors considers: its obligation to its shareholders. In each case a profit must be shown at the end of each year, and divid- ends declared as a result. In the case of the Board of Education you the taxpayers are the shareholders. The dividends shown to you at the end of each year should take the form of well educated sons and daughters. You should be given re- gular reports, through the press, on the proceedings of all Board meet- ings. Financial statements of the years operations should be included in the year end report to the public. This should be done because over half the money paid by you the taxpayer, goes toward the educa- tion of your children, and I suggest it is a moral obligation on the part of the School Board to keep the public informed, whether the public want it or not. I also believe that if the Board is to operate efficiently, it should have clearly defined policies with regard to such things as teacher qualifications, school discipline, public' information, distribution of authority and any other phrase of its operations that may lead to controversy through a lack of such mutually known and understood policies. The School Board, in my opinion, should represent the top authority in all phases of school direction that could come under Board jurisdiction. In this regard it would be desire- able to have a Board made up of people who are independant so they will be able to excerise their own Bood judgement with TEEPEE! to Schoo} Boeet -Susisess; or cut being subjected to eusibis out- side pressure. There appears to be little interest . in our local education on the part of LEGION HALL, HAILEYBURY the public generally. This is sur- b Pee prising considering the importance wat LOONEY*ELLEN of education, and the fact that so : TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5th much of our tax money is in- a -- guns Besa vested. in it. The School Board DEAN JACCER. MMAGANNUUEURSS RVING BERLIN should promote a public awareness of the importance of their in- vestment in every way it can, and keep on promoting it year after year. Find out all you can about your schools. Send your opinios to the Haileyburian for pub- lication so others can know of them. Elected or not, I would like to see other letters in this paper, lots of them. Take an -interest, because it is. your money and your children that we are talking aout. Yours very truly, David W. McLaughlin Dear Sir: It was my privilege to be nom- inated for the School Board, and as tia resident of Haileybury I want to share the responsibility that the Board has to the schools.and people 'of our community, Everyone should be concerned how-and how well their children are ibeing educated. Over half of our} tax dollar is used-for education. . . do you. know how it is spent? We never hear from the school board until their financial state- ment is published. If I am elected, I would like to see more co-operation between the council and school board in this ADEEIICAN UNTERRNA TIONAL, presents VINCENT PRICE t Se iW MacuaCo.or i "CHARLES BRONSON: HENRY HULL* MARY WEBSTER -DAVID FRANAHAM COMPANION THRILLER! snguins nightly at 7:15 only é sSHOCK: f ECHN TECHNICOLOR® (THEATRE WONDER UPON WONDER! = ANNE HEYWOOD -J0SE SUAREZ PIERRE BRASSEUR MME GELN LARA OCCRINI Mi PAO STOPA ano RHO CSA CESARE: FANTOM (NO GARRAN- MARIO CRT EDT PETER ALDO SiN -GUNCO TEDESO "COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE: ' SUN., MON. & TUES. DEC.3-4-5 Showing nightly at 8:45 p.m. THE BIGGEST, BEST MUSICAL OF EVERY SEASON, ANY YEAR] x IRVING * ae BERLINS Ws Cas We wonDencue aS ie g Lava BING | sTxmNo CROSBY-KAVEN vrs A PARAMOUNT RE-RELEASE « VISTAVISION® COMPANION FEATURE Showing at 7 and 10:30 p.m. "THE TRAP" Exciting Crime Drama IN TECHNICOLOR Richard Widmark, Tina Louise; Lee J. Cobb PLAYING WED. & THURS. ONLY! DEC. 6-7 Due to the length of this program there will be one com- plete showing nightly only, starting at 7:15 p.m: Showing nightly at 9:20 Only! ADULT -ENTERTAINMENT WHAT WAS THE Ueda ABOUT ADA? WILFRID HYDE WHITE-RALPH MEEKER MARTIN pe dat rr During Meal Hours, Also From 8 p.m. To Mid-Night. matter. Our present school board has "Cee '}done a-reasonable job . . . but aScope oe Bs VISIT OUR = Saye could not another do more? Have 7 GOLOR Cinem ys wade ree ee we had the same board too long? COMPANION FEATURE = NEW ROSE ROOM I feel that the Board should re- } : (present all the people, not only the Showing at 7: 15 p.m. Only des ed Seis "eases "THE GALLANT HOURS" 0, Ei ---- . - It is up to the voter to elect a re- re> 4 is, ona . presentative who will help the par- 1 ge. Banquets, Weddings, Meetings sjent . . . who will keep us informed ; te ie: i. . to give the child the most for|§ True Life Story of ADMIRAL WILLIAM F. HALSEY, Jr., ra Las TELEPHONE OS 2-3401 =e your tax dollar. and his historic role in the bitter fighting on Guadacanal ' J. H. TIMMINS, MGR. : A solicit your support on voting = in 1942, . eae : : ) |) day. 3 tarri Jame ney a i ( eee A ee ee Sa or ae Starring es Cagney as Admiral Halsey a r