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hi gig Sila ie Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, February 2, 1961 THE FAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Publisked br: Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. 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, Ottawa. In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance. In United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. their hounds a better chance in the war against the fox and the hare. The wily fox and 'the , nimble hare have discovered the unguard- ed electrified railway. The hounds | have been taking a beating. | Hight days ago, a fox led 37 hounds on to an electrified line sl Kent. Nineteen died. The fox es- -- PP-RARRADPRRAPAPY ( 1 See by THE PAPERS | zc PARADISE, Mich. It was | A hare accounted for eight more colder than Hell in this Upper|hounds in the same way Saturday. Peninsula community. With the bodies of beagles strewn Paradise had an estimated low|over the line, it bounded safely |away into an adjoining field. Jean McKeever, master of the aoe of 20 degrees below zero. Residents of Hell, a south-eastern Lower Peninsula community near|Blean Beagles of Kent, said: Detroit, onthe other hand, basked| 'I am lodging an immediate in a comparatively moderate five|appeal about the danger with the degrees above zero. minister of transport. Those hounds GLASGOW Scotland has aj|were worth more than £400 ($1,- problem that many persons would | 120)." find a pleasure in solving -- it's | BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A reflective making more whisky than people highway paint that gives drivers a are drinking. sharp view of the road at night Stocks have mounted to 300,000,-lhas been developed at Cornell 000 gallons -- 60 gallons for every | Aeronautical Laboratory. The paint man, woman -and child in Scotland. is applied so that it reflects only "I don't see how the world will| the light from the driver's own be able to consume all the whisky headlights, the laboratory said. A now maturing unless the rate of special applicator sprays the paint consumption goes up fast," said a| ny only one side of the tiny mounds spokesman for one leading distiller. | ang bumps on' road 'surfaces so that headlight glare from oncom- MONTREAL -- Dresses made of paper and to be thrown away | ing cars is not reflected toward the driver. after wearing them once could be available in the not too distant fu- ture, the Canadian Pulp and Paper LONDON, Ont. cm Mrs. F. Gor- Association was told recently, {40 Stronach, wife of Londoh'snew W. T. Bennett of Montreal, chair-|™@yor anda confessed hat-hater, man of the association's technical has bowed to p plea from the Mil- section and chief engineer of Cana- linery Workers Union, Montreal. After receiving a letter from S. D. Cohen, the union's public rela- dian International Paper, said new- ly developed resins now are being |~ : tions director, she went out and bought two hats. used. tg produce experimental gar- Shortly after her husband was ments, Surgeon's gowns and _ tennis Clothes already have been produc-| lected, Mrs.° Stronach told re- porters: '"'I'm against hats. I hate said. hats." For the dresses, paper is twisted |. Mr. Cohen read these comments into thread and woven into fabrics. |" @ Montreal newspaper, and Carpets made entirely from a wrote to the mayor that "'. . .. those tree already are being marketed, of us who, have the welfare DE ens Hewdain: hundreds of Canadian millinery. Twisted paper makes the back workers at heart were disturbed of the carpet. The pile is made to say the least . . . it created an from rayon -- a pulp product. example that could prove harmful HUDDERSFIELD, England to the workers." Citizens of this town complained to| He asked that henceforth, when- their member of Parliament, Don-|ever' Mrs. Stronach appears in ald Wade, that they had to use ear| Public, "she may be seen wearing Sioppers against the noise of a|the most beautiful, attractive and woollen mill and yet were unable | becoming hats of a type and kind to sleep at night. for which Canadian ladies' hat de- Wade, who does not live in the|Signers are so well known.' district, spent a night at the home| Mrs. Stronach replied .that=she of one of his constituents. likes hats on other people, but she "Ii I slept for an hour between| can't find one that-suits her- It p.m. and 7:30 a.m., that would|' She wore one of her new pur- be on the top side," he said, de-|chases for the first time at a claving he's going to do some- Knights of Columbus reception. thing about the situation. "Did those men ever laugh!" | LONDON -- British huntsmen ap-|she said. "Eook,"' they kept' say- pealed to the government to give!ling, "she's wearing a hat." ed of paper in the United States, he HOW TO GHOCSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT For your free copy of Rock of Ages' new Hieathbed booklet 'How To Choose Your Family Monument" visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Orillia - Ont. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. TULLOCH Haileybury, Ont. Phons OSborne 2-5218 Life Saved Wearing Hard Hat Wearing a hard hat is credited with saving the life of John Claude Arseneault. The employee of the W. Milne and Son Lumber Com- pany was presented with the Beav- er Club award recently. Last fall Mr. Arsenault was struck on the head by a decayed poplar 'chicot' which was estim- ated to have weighed about 250 pounds. Although stunned, he es- caped serious injury, thanks to the hard hat. Robert Lighthart, company safe- ty supervisor, actéd as chairman for the evening and the ensuing events. Logging superintendent W. Christie congratulated z man Jack Maj their efferts-in producing an en- viable camp _ safety experience through their desire te-follow the. company's policy of wearing pro- tection. Barney Roy, the new area rep- resentative for the Lumberman's Safety Association, pointed out that employees who only wear head pro- tection when the boss is about are, in the light of John Claude Arsen- ault's experience, fooling them- selves. He cautioned the group to be always on guard for the ever- present dangers of starting power saws dangling from one's hand, on one's knee or on loose brush piles. Roy Potts, Safety Promotional Supervisor for the Lumberman's Safety Association, presented the |) award to Mr. Arsenault. Prior to the presentation, Mr. Potts stated that, of more that-2,100 disabling injuries sustained- by operators in hee Class 1, 479 were charged to the Southeast Ontario district of which Temagami is a part. He further indicated that the area accident details had been studied and re- vealed that 172 could have been prevented or the injury minimized by the wearing of hand and foot protection. ; . Legion Bingo COBALT -- Mrs. W. Soucisse Appoints Committees COBALT --The regular meeting of the Public School Board of the Township School Area of Cobalt and Coleman was held on Monday, January 9, at which time a new chairman was appointed and com- mittees set up. Present at the meeting were trustees Ivan Tres- idder, D. F. Horan, W: Fleming, H. A. Todd, the Secretary-Treas- urer Mrs. A. Cameron» and Prin- cipal D. C. McGugan. The minutes of the previous meeting were ap- proved as read. The new Chair- man of the Board is D. F. Horan and committees are as follows: Finance, H. A. liodd, L. Othmer; Property, L. Othmer, W. Fleming; Education, I. Tresidder, H. A. Todd; Welfare, W. Fleming, I. was the winner of the door prize at the Legion Bingo held in the Le-| gion Lounge on Friday, January ; share the Wealth specials were by Mrs. C. Osterberg, Mrs. B. Jones, Mrs. F. Chapman, Mrs. B.| Othmer and Mrs. J. Smith. | Tresidder. During 1960 the School attendance Officer, Mrs. L. Dixon, made 69 absentee calls. .The Prin-. cipal reported an enrollment of 359 with average daily attendance of 325.7. Accounts approved for pay=- ment totalled $5,515.64. Electrical and Mech Haileybury, Ont. "P.O. Box 459 Phone OS 2-3311 6th Floor, 3 EMpire Torunto, Ont. [i Temiskaming Construction Ltd, | ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, anical Installations North Bay, Ont. 194 Regina St. GRover 2-2630 69 Bay St. 53-7381 "Is Mummy ever lucky she doesn't have to hang out the wash today!" 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