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Page Four he: PAE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1952 Local and Personal San fe fn th to Sat tt i nd Dr. and Mrs. Dubsky holiday- ed in New York at Easter. Mr. Gilbert L. Childs of Kings- ton visited with his parents here over the Easter week-end. Mrs. L. E. Childs and Beverley spent a few days in Sudbury as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Childs. Mrs. J. E. Brearley of Mrs. 'Brearley's Mr. were and guests parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Her- * bert. Mrs. W. C. Thuerck is in Buf- falo where she went to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. J. La- belle. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Ivor visited for a few days with Mrs. Maclvor's father, Mr. I. A Lytle. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe re- turned from a motor trip to To- ronto annd Hamilton and Wood® stock, Mrs. Douglas Bramer and son Paul, of Sudbury are visiting with Mrs. Bramer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. Mr. Norman Fletcher of Lake St. John is visiting his mother his mother, Mrs. W. A. H. Fergu- son and Mr. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs._A. W. Stollery and Master Gordon Stollery have returned home from a trip to the Southern United States. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hellens and family returned by air last week from a holiday stay at Ellinor Village, Daytona Beach, Florida Mrs. Eric Nyman of Nipigon and Mrs. George Perry of Gerald- ton visited with their mother Mrs. Jas. Childs for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Tuke of Nor- anda visited relatives in London at Easter and stopped in Hailey- bury for a few hours on their re- turn home. Mr. and Mrs. R. M: Powelson and family are on a motor trip in the United States and have been visiting in New York, Baltimore and Washington. The Women's Association of the United Church will hold their an- nual spring tea and produce table in the Sunday School Room this Saturday afternoon from threc to six o'clock. Mrs. N. J. McAulay is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. C. Mit- chell of Kirkland Lake. Accom- panying her, were her two grand- children, Douglas and Ronald Mitchell, who have been visiting with her and are returning home fragrant COLOGNE oy MlGlake in new purse-size by helena rubinstein Helena Rubinstein's new purse-size Cologne Sticks keep you exquisitely perfumed always! You'll want several of these artful, bewitching scents . . . one for your every mood. Choose from Waite Macnotta, ComManD PERFORMANCE, HEAVEN-SENT, Appt Biossom. Each 1.35, Boudoir size 2.75. _ WHITBY'S Pharmacy HAILEYBURY, ONT. This is the annual Home heer Week of the Salvation Army. The ladies of the local Home League will be uniting Sunday evenin;z with the Cobalt League and con- ducting the evening worship at the Salvation Army in Cobalt at 7 pm. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Costerus of the Baptist Church. An invitation is extend- ed to all. The Haileybury High School will present "Rose of the Danube' an operetta in two acts in the High School Auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday, May 6th and 7th. Tickets can be bought from any High Schoo] student for 50c. Word has just been received of the death of Mrs. J. C. Boyd, (the former Betty Devine) in To- ronto on Wednesday, April 23rd. Mrs, Boyd was a sister of Mrs. N. J. McAulay Sr.. Funeral arrange- ments have not been completed but she will be buried in Hailey- bury, Mrs. R. J. Lowery Is Honored at Birthday Tea On the occasion of her mother's seventy-fifth birthday, Mrs. Geo Klein of New Liskeard entertain- ed at a mixed tea on Saturday af- ternoon. Mrs. W.R. Lowery whose birthday occurred on Sun- day, April 20th, came to Cobalt in 1905 with her husband, the late Mr. W. R. Lowery and she has lived in Haileybury since 1930, when she took up residence on Brewster street. In the retal business for five years after coming to the North Country, Mr. Lowery started a wholesale business with its head office in Cobalt and the company, now well known as Lowery and Son, has enjoyed continued suc- ceSs sincesits beginnning. Branch offices. are situated at Timmins and Kirkland Lake. Guests were received at the door by Mrs. Lowery's grand- children, Elaine Lowery and Mar- garet Klein» The hostess and her mother received in front of the fireplace, beautifuly enhanced by soft shades of pink snapdragons, arranged in silver rose bowls on the mantelpiece. Mrs. Lowery wore a corsage of orchids, sent to her from Toronto by her son-in- law, George G. Klein, who was unable to be present. Mr- C. F. Lowery and Mrs. Lowery's grandsons, Robert and John Klein. looked after the gentlemen guests. The dining room buffet was centred with a large birthday \Condensed Ads| KEPRESENTATIVE. WANTED--An ag- gressive and dependable regional sales repre- sentative to take advantage of an unusua) Opportunity to establish ® business of his own by selling protecton against fire, Fire Ex- tinguishers and Fire Alarms One of the most complete old established lines on the continent For full details write Fire Protection, Box 84, Hamilton, Ont. 7-2¢ FOR SALE--Electric Stove, Washing Ma- chine, Bedroom Suite, Chairs and other ar- ticles. Apply 77 Brewster St. 7-1-c FOR SALE--Used Washing Machine in good condition. Phone 215. 7-1-c¢ FOR SALE--Almost new General Electric Stove (used only five months) Automatic timing. Phone 129, 7-1-* ae with pink eanaiee Tall, tap- ering candles in silver candelabra completed the setting. The tea table was artistically arranged with a silver bow] of varying hues' of pink roses on a fine filet and cutwork tea cloth, Mrs, James Grant and Mrs, C. F. Lowery poured tea and were assisted at the tea table by Mrs. R. Murphy, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. A. E. Bullen Miss Jenny Lowe and Mrs, R. A. Duggan. Afternoon Tea Is Pleasant Event Saturday was a fine day for the annual tea held by the St. Paul's Altar Guild and the many guests were received by the hostess, Mrs. H. L. Slaght' and the president, Mrs. J. C. Crawford. The tea table was attractively centred by spring flowers and Mrs. H. E. Cawley, Mrs. S.. At- kinson, Mrs. C. Goodier and Mrs, H. E. Blackwall poured tea and coffee. They were assisted at the tea table by Mrs. J. M. Robb, Mrs. S. J. Mason, Mrs. C, F. Cockshutt, Mrs. T, Fancy and Mrs. J. Clarke. Mrs. J. Elton; Mrs. J. Ma Shouldice and Mrs. W. Dobbins looked after the table of baby baby clothes A popular sale of candy and plants kept Miss A. Ross busy. Mrs. C. Pringle was in charge of of the sale of tickets on a croch- eted luncheon set made and do- "4 nat by Mrs. D. Angus. Mrs. Don Blackman ericated atthe draw- ing of the lucky ticket which was won by Mrs. A. J. Keyes of Otta- wa. The President wishes to thank her committees and the guests for their part in making the day such a success. fees alo OBL i UARY i Leere el] NORRIS J. BLANCHETTE The community was saddened last week with the death of Norris J. (Blondie) Blanchette on Fri- day, April 18, at Misericordia Hospital. He had been seriously ill for many months, Born in 1899 at Victoriaville, Quebec, he later went to Chicago with his family, where he receiv- ed his education. He came to Northern Ontario in 1924, spend- ing three years at Cochrane be- fore coming to Haileybury in 1927 where he held the position of op- erator--ticket clerk with the On- tario Northland Railway. He had been active at his work until last fall, when he became ill. Mr. Blanchette was a member of the Rotary Club, a member oi the Haileybury Golf Club, and a one-time member of the Curling Club. He is survived by his wife the former Stella Munhall, whom he married in 1941, his mother and a sister, Mrs, Pettit, both. of Ren- Hon. Dana Porter, Q.C,, iverett L. Weaver, Q.C., Hon, Arthur Welsh, Counsel : Secretary: Buildings, re) -Companies Act Revision A Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly has been appointed to enquire into and review The Companies Act ot the Province of Ontario and related Acts, including 'The i:xtra-provincial Corporations Act, The Companies 1nform- ation Act, and The Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act and regulations made thereunder, with a view to recommend- ing improvements in this Legislation. The Members of the Select Committee are: Mr. A, Kelso Roberts,-Q.C., M.L.A. (Toronto St. tatrick's) Chairman. . William E. Brandon, G&C., M.L.A., York West Aurele Chartrand, M.L.A., Ottawa East William J. Grummett, Q.C., M.L.A.. Cochrane South William M. Nickle, Q.C., Hon. Fletcher S. Thomas, Elgin Muskoka-Ontario R. J. Cudney, Q.C. J. B. S. Southey. Public Hearings to consider those parts of the Legislation dealing with corporations with share capital, and co-oper- ative corporations will be held in Room No, 248, Parliament Toronto on May 12, 13, 14 and 15, May 19 and 20, and May 26, 27 and 28. The Committee will hear repre- sentatives from any interested persons. to make representations should arrange an appoiatment by writing to the secretary at the Parliament Buildings, To ronto. Notice of the dates and localities of further public hearings on these and other parts of the legislation will be published from time to time. J. B. S. SOUTHEY, M.L.A., Kingston Toronto St, George M. L.A., Toronto St. David Persons wishing Secretary to the Committee WANTED--Baby Carriage in good condition, Please phone 653, 7-1-c FOR SALE--Two desks, two new Electric Stoves, Show Cases, Electric Washing Ma- chines, Baby Carriage, Kitchen Cabinet, a Violin, two Outboard Motors, Barber's Glasses and Chair, nine-piece Dining Room Suite. P. Martin, Cobalt, Ont. 7-2* LOST--Five Keys on chain, Phone 383.7 7-1-c HOUSE FOR SALE--Apply to E. M. Mc- Cuaig, Registered Broker, "Phone 135. 6-t.f.-c HOUSE FOR SALE. Aply to Mrs. E.M. McCuaig, Registered, Broker, Phone 135. 6-t.f.-c Cleaning 6-3-c¢ for Pro- vincial Police Office in Av Selb eer, Applicant must have knowledge of shorthand and know- ledge of bookkeeping. One With experi- ence preferred Phone District Inspector, Haileybury 293 for appointment. 6-l-c FOR SALE--Five-room House, garage, poul- try house with fenced-in run, with five lots on the corner of View St.and Meridian Ave Haileyhury. Must be sold for cash. Apply: 80 Maple St. S., Timmins, Phone 255-3 peri int wha Po 6-2-* FOR SALEHouse with two lots on Florence St. Large living room, dining room with fireplace, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, sunporch and good basement with HELP. WANTED--Woman enone 273. for furnace. Immediate occupation. $1,500.00 down. Balance on easy terms. Phone 408. 5-t.t.-c $1.00 TRIAL OFFER--Twenty-five de luxe personal requirements. Latest catalogue included. The Medico Agency, Box 12+ Terminal A, Toronto, Ont. 5-12-c HELP WANTED--Girl for general house- work. Must be fond of children. Good wages for the right person. Phone 255. 4-tf-« WANTED--Woman for general housekeeping and plain cooking. Phone 6. Mrs. A. J. Murphy. 4-t.£c EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single bill. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. LAST TIMES TODAY "OUR VERY OWN?" with Farley Granger, Joan Evans FRIDAY - SATURDAY Double Dear with MONA FREEMAN Secon Frontier Cartoon. with CHARLES This Week's Offers are: FRIDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE Ist. $300.00; APRIL 25th and 26th Feature Brat | EDWARD ARNOLD d Hit Outpost ; STARRETT, Smiley Burnette 2nd, $105.00 MON., TUES., Comanche Territory with MACDONALD CAREY, MAUREEN O'HARA Leon Errol Short, Cartoon and News. APRIL 28th and 29th Matinee Mon. at 4.15 p.m. WED - THURS. Pete aaa Specialty and News Showboat _with KATHRYN GRAYSON, _ APRIL 30th, MAY ist HOWARD. KEEL Matinee Wed. at 4.15 p.m, achat eee frew, and two brothers, Arthur and Napoleon of Chicago. The funeral was held at Holy Cross Church on Monday at 8.30. Pallbearers were Mr. R. McGill of Cobalt, Mr. A. Pelkie of New Liskeard and Mr. D. G. Hogan M. S. Boyd, Neil Fleming and W. Bradley, all of Haileybury. Friends who came from out-of- town to attend the service were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Donnelly of Noranda, Mr. Jack Sayers, Mr J. J. Clancy of Englehart and Mr. W. Duquette, Mr. Harry Stuckey of North Bay, and Miss Yvonne Dube of Montreal. Through the years "Blondie" had made a host of friends whe Ackroyd and Son will truly miss him and the sym- pathy of the entire community goes out to his wife in her great loss. Two Apartment Houses for Immediate Sale; fully occupied. -- A life-time in- Apply The Haileyburian vestment, ROOFING, ALTERATIONS, CARPENTER WORK Phone 140 H. W. Brown, 1 Rorke Ave. ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442B cOBALT) April 25, 26 § BOOTS MALONE WILLIAM HOLDEN JOHNNY STEWART Eris; Sate, --Added Attraction-- 4 "JUNGLE MANHUNT" Johnny Weissmuller Also: SPORTS REEL Mon, Tue. A world of wonders in ONE GREAT , . «joyous with songs, loughter ond thrills! Added Attraction Joan Davis in "HAREM GIRL" Plus NEWS and CARTOON § Wed., Thur. Apr. 30,May If ----Adult Entertainment. PEOPLE WILL TALK CARY GRANT JEANNE CRAIN Added Se HUN Dee tHe: MAN DOWN" Gig Young, Carla Balenda Attraction = = -- CORDWOOD FOR SALE Birch and Poplar Jackpine, Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. April 25, 26 Fri., Sat., A world of wonders in PICTURE . - joyous with songs, laughter and cle Walt Disney S iF ALICE ~ WONDERLAND covor BY TECHNICOLOR DISTRIBUTED BY AAD RADIO PICTURES Added Attraction Joan Davis in "HAREM GIRL" Also NEWS and CARTOON After Sunday Midnight Mon, Tue. April 28, 29 § --Adult Entertainment-- PEOPLE WILL TALK CARY GRANT JEANNE CRAIN Added Attraction "HUNT THE MAN DOWN" Gig Young, Carla Balenda REE Ce ES Wed., Thur. Apr. 30, May 1 Hits! --Two Terrific --Also-- "JESSE JAMES" Technicolor Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda Randolph Scott, Nancy Kelly