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a Page Two THE HAWEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST THE HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST Founded by C. C, Farr in 1904 PART jh F wi Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assoc. JOHN HUNT, LEIGH DAY Cobalt, Ont. Haileybury, Ont. Publisher Manager Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Broadway Street, Haileybury Authorized as Second-Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. In Canada----$2.50 per year, in In United States--$3.50 per year in advance advance EDITORIAL Public Relations? Many a tired editor has com- mented that if all the people sending out tripe for free pub- licity spent the same amount ot money on paid ads, they and the papers would do a lot better. The latest piece of nonsense to cross our dest is from CKGN LV at North Bay. The station proudly announces that it is now staging live wrestling shows inside its own studio. The one and a-half hour show 1s sponsored by. MacDonald Beve- rages of North Bay. Wrestling, we suppose, is the only live talent that MacDonalds would support, and we hope this is called, into the scene. We admire Sam's courage and enterprise, but as an old fashion- ed beer toper, we shudder at the thought of consuming an Amer- ican brew out of a plastic bottle. We have too many happy mem- ories of hot summer afternoons in the Kentish countryside, where mine host drew foaming mugs from wooden casks, and the aroma of hops lay heavy on the air. A good mug of English beer, a slice of home baked bread, anda chunk of strong flavoured cheese. What else could a man want. Now we have to settle for Schiltz or Pabst or some other heathen concoction, served from a tin can, or even worse; a non-returnable plastic bottle. And soon the relative merits of Pink Ladies, Whiz-Bangs or Whisky Sours will become polite conservation in town if the wets win the cocktail vote. We con- fess we prefer the old days when a gentleman drank his rye or scotch with water or soda, and one's estimate of an- other's character was in some measure decided by his taste and capacity. In fact, with all these new fangled ideas, we propose to form an association for the pro- tection of old fashioned im- bibers, We'll brew our own, ban all women from taking part, and guzzle quietly in the Hail- eyburian's basement, a nuisance to none and a haven for those type locomotive was chosen as representative of the steam engines which opened up the famous mining fields of Cobalt, Kirkland Lake and Timmins, and the fertile farm and forest land between these points. On board the special train will be officials of the Ontario government, railway officials and representatives of the dist- rict and national press, radio and television. : Railway officials said that a detailed itinarary of the trip would be announced in the near future when final plans for the tour have been worked out, The Letter Box To The Editor, The Haileyburian, Dear Sir: On behalf of the Haileybury Home and School Association, I would like to express our sin- cere thanks to The Haileyburian for their co-operation in public- izing our monthly activities. We feel this method of public izing our work increases the in- terest and attendance of parents, considerably. Mrs. McDonald, in particular, has been most helpful to us. Sincerely yours, Mrs. G. N. Standing, Secretary, Haileybury Home and School Association. THE ROTARY WHEEL When the Haileybury Rotary Club held their weekly luncheon Monday noon, Dr. W. R. Somer- ville and Carm J. Donegan were appointed as delegates to repre- sent the Club at the district meeting of the Crippled Child- ren's Society being held at Northwood Camp on June 1. Sam Hughes reported that the attendance . had been _ slightly lower at the last wrestling bout which had been unfortunate as it had been an excellent exhibit- jon. It was suggested that the pri- If You Vote in You and your friends quiet Favor! will be able to enjoy a ncipal of the schools be- ap- proached regarding making ar- rangements for letting the pupils be at the station to see the last run of the steam engines on the ONR. A letter was received from the National Ballet, expressing thanks and appreciation for the co-operation received while in Haileybury. A discussion regarding the est- ablishment of a shuffleboard court in the park was led by T. G. Tulloch and Wilf. Bailey and resulted in the appointment of Mr. Tulloch and Dr. J. C. Craw- ford as a committee to invésti- gate the possibilities of starting this new sport. Robert Sopha of Cobalt was present as the guest of William Ferguson, ; The singsong was led by Dr. Crawford with Miss Pat Arnold at the piano. In police courts and prisons, tireless Salvation Army workers THURS, MAY~ 30th, 1957" stand always ready to offer material aid and spiritual guid- ance. A. J. CARON Plumbing and Heating Phone 520J Haileybury =: : Ont. Pick-Up Phone and 460 Delivery WE SELL THE BEST SERVICE:THE REST TRI-TOWN T.V. & RADIO - 19 Armstrong' St: Phone 460. New Liskeard:. FOR SALE! ALBERT CHOICE VARIETY OF PLANTS MOORE'S COVE, HAILEYBURY GROOM Pp i ie: 12-2c who regard cocktails and plastic major contribution to the deve- I bottles with equal horror. lopment of culture within North Bay will sell lots of pop for them. lf the wrestlers happen to wreck the joint in the process, so much the better, And if the bonehead who sent out the blurb had had the decency to put the right amount of stamps on his wretched letter, instead of forc- ing us to pay six cents to learn a lot of bunk, we would be that much happier, Hear That Whistle Blowing! The melancholy cry of a : | steam locomotive will echo thr- It-will also be an added drawing card for our ough the woodlands along the Ontario Northland Railway for the last time next month. With its dieselization progarm now complete, the Ontario Northland Railway will mark the close of Canadian and American Tourists who ai ihe present time have to purchase it in large quantities, only because it can't be purchased iad its age of steam with a cere- otherwise. : .,. monial run for the last of the Booze, beer, liquor, cocktails, steam engines. : ; Bs : is and assorted hangover causes QO, 4 two-day tour of Northern "Committee for the affirmative vot seem tio be occupying more and Ontarigcommunities, the Steam more of the public's interest in engine will set out from Tim- | town these days. Dr. W. C. Arnold has headed up the dry forces in the coming vote on cocktails, and Raymond de Souza, a native of the rum laden Jamaica Islands, heads up the wets. Now Sam Hupghe's has made the issue a little more complicat- ed by introducing small beer,near beer, or weak beer, whatever it mins on the morning of June 24. and draw into the North Bay yards for the last time the fol- lowing day. Officials of the railway have extendeY an open invitation to all Aires along the 'line to take a final fook at the coal burner "We particularly hope that the school children will turn out and witness the passing of the steam locomotive," an _ official of the railway said. "We believe Notice To Hydro Customers: Domestic and Commercial Municipal customers who have paid deposits to the Northern Ontario » ------ ae = Power Company, and are now held by the 'Walter Ackroyd "Ontario Hydro, will have these deposits refunded Bieriicot sacs ie aoe with: interest. These deposit refunds may be i ee , od a, hope. "that our heen wil Piened uP at aa Local Ofte pron surrender a 10 p oin ts T 0 Con sid er Rccbeniann ee a 4 ieee rene ae eee the original receipt or by signing a Release Slip_ eee Bp eritives: are: ete ae before June 30, 1957. After that date the deposits, Thesai10: points, will benefit. all the peopleaa-oneiR Gling : whether you are a farmer, a labourer, or a pensioner. are still to be worked out but with interest, will be returned in the form of a miner, business man, the railway says that is has been decided to select Engine No. 701 ; for the honor. Built at Sen | New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B credit on the electric account. 11-2c : ONTARIO HYDRO 1. Federal assistance to build a centrally located pro- " cessing and cold storage plant. 2. A sales yard in combination with the processing plant to handle the selling of livestock to the processing plant. 3. Export arrangements to handle our Timothy Seed. We can handle the exporting of our own seed and control in 1921 by the Canadian Loco- motive Company, the Pacific- MURRAY McKINNON iz Your the market to a great extent. Not the hit and miss affair - AL f it was Mas eg cents a Pound one day and no sale at, Representative SRE gre : 72 Nickel -- Cobalt 4. Complete removal of Federal Credit Restrictions: to Dial 4519 Farmers and Business men. These restrictions strike at the backbone of our economy. 5. Special consideration to miners who. build homes in strictly mining communities to be allowed to use a portion of the cost as Income Tax Exemption on the same basis O'BRIEN ONT. \gaeee 2! f ; e bee companies are allowed to write off their mine , uildings. : ibaimnuctee ongratulations: te 6. Federal restrictions be removed on Housing Loans Gd Sy and Interest Rates lowered. : kd | 7. Revision of Old Age Pensions, Mothers Allowances, " 5 2 Veteran's Pensions etc., to comply with the present cost ERNIE'S _TEXACO On your 50th Anniversary of © of living. SERVICE 8. Revision of Personal Income Tax. The basic income a tax exemption should be raised to take care of the m- creased cost of living. 9. Equitable distribution of taxes to assure Provincial and Municipal Governments their share of the total revenue. Haileybury Operation and Production. We fix Truck and Car Tires ' Best Wishes for continued Ernie Bugby Phone 78 Nights 742 10. An energetic campaign to induce industry to locate in our district, such as an atomic energy plant, and any further airport facilities for which there is a natural location hetween Kirkland Lake and Larder Lake. 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