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Page Sis s THE HAILEYBURILAN « THURSDAY, MAY 8th, 1952 Locai aud Persona 22220200204 Mrs. O. Saxton has returned from Sudbury, where she speni the winter months, W. E. Bagshaw, who haz spent the winter at his home here, left last week tor Seven Islands. Mrs. H. Briden and her sister, Mrs. W. Wilson are yisiting rela- tives and friends in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. H, F. Strong have returned home after spending the winter months in Florida and in Nassau' Bahamas, Pauline Morissette and George Morissette of Toronto spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Morissette. Mr, and Mrs, George Lemay of Port Arthur, formerly of Hail- eybury were in town for a few days, visiting friends and relatives At the Tennis Club meeting on Hriday night, moving pictures ot the game were shown ane school children are seeing them this week, oie | The "Rummage Sale of the United Church W.A. will be held in Sunday School Room of the Church on Friday, May 9th, at 7.50 p.m, The Kinsmen Bingo night in Cobalt attracted a crowd oi three hundred people Over $125.00 was given away in cash prizes and the club cleared $75. The regular meeting ot the Kinsmen Club in Cobalt on May. 12th will hear Russ Thompkins, consulting ventilation engineer, speak on his recent trin to Peru. oe The week of May 11th-17th is Christian Family Week. The em- emphasis is on "Family Night at Home", With too many appoint- ments outside the home, family life is becoming a thing of the past. Remember, as goes the home, so goes the school the Church and the nation. A nreeting of the Ladiest 'Sec- tion of the Haileybury Golf Club will be held in Blue Room of Hotel Haileybury at 8 o'clock on Monday evening next. Non-play- ing members are particularly urg- ed to attend to voice their opinion on whether the club should con- tinue the weekly Wednesday teas On Wednesday, May 14th, Mr. Stokes, assistant professor 9f the University of Kentucky. accom- "panied by six students, will be visiting the Cobalt camp. The visitors are making a tour of Nor- thern Ontario and plan to stop at CHURCHES Albert Gospel Hall Corner Albert St. and Georgina Ave. SUNDAY Sunday School, 2p .m. Breaking of Bread--11 a.m. Gospel Meeting--7 p.m. THURSDAY Ladies' Prayer Meeting--3 p.m Public Bible Reading and Prayer Meeting--8 p.m. The Baptist Church __ Pastor--R.COSTERUS Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Worship Service--3.15 p.m. Young People's Friday--8.00 p.m. A hearty welcome awaits all visitors Pentecostal Assembly RORKE AVENUE Sunday School-- 10.00 a.m. Morning Worship--11.00 a.m. Evangelistic Service--8.00 p.m. Prayer Meeting,--Wed., 8 p.m. Young People's Meeting--Fri., 8 p.m. St. Paul's Church Holy Communion--8.30 a.m. Ist Sunday, Holy Communion--I11 a.m, Other Sundays, Matins--11 a.m. Church School meets at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer--7.30 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S, NORTH COBALT Evening Prayer--3 p.m. The United Church ANDREW T. DENHOLM B.A., B.D. HAILEYBURY Public Worship--11.00 a.m. Junior Sunday School meets at 11 a.m. Senior Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. NORTH COBALT Public Worship--7.30 p.m. The Salvation Army Sunday Morning Meeting--11.00 a.m. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Salvation Meéting--7.00 -p-m., Cobalt -- Sunday School, Cobalt--2,45 p.m, Kirkland Lake, Sudbury and Nor- anda. : : The annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society of Temis-' kaming will be held in the Legion Rooms of the Community Hall in New Liskeard on May 14th at 8 p-m. Prof. Josslyn Rogers will speak on "Juvenile Delinquency". This will be a real opportunity for you to get to know the work of the Society and the staff members If we had an Oscar to hand out this week, it would go without hesitation to the pupils or the High School for their production, "Rose of the Danube'. Fifty stu- dents participated in the show and there were fifty stars. Behind the scenes pupils from every class were busy acting as make- up artists, prop manager or in some capacity. The Art class of First Form, under the able guid- ance of Mr, Cassidy was respon- sible for the artistic backdrop and stage scenery. The operetva was directed by Miss Keller and Miss Suzanne Lecky did a splendid evening's job of accompanist at the piano. Magistrate Will Limit Court Work in Haileybury Magistrate Siegfried Atkinson has retired from full-time duties after thirty-seven years on the bench. The magistrate will still act on the Timmins police com- mission and continue to act as juvenile court judge. The weekly trip to the Porcu- pine area will cease, and Magis- trate Stanley Gardiner wi!! hand- le the work from Timmins, South Porcupine, Matheson and Anson- ville. Magistrate Gardiner has been practising law in South Por- cupine for many years. Canadians use about 16-900,000 cotton terry cloth towels a year. Ever since she made her radio debut in Ottawa at 16, singing has come first with sultry-voiced NORMA LOCKE, heard Sunday nights at 10.30 on the CBC Dominion network in the Mart Kenney Show. She has been singing with Mart since 1944, and a few weeks ago became Mrs. Kenney In Memoriam In memory of Frederick Saxton of Hailey~ bury, formerly of Toronto, who passed away in Timmins on May 8th, 1940. Gone dear father, gone to rest, Away from sorrow, care and pain; May you rest in peace dear father,x Until we meet again, Lovingly remembered by Wife and Family. Condensed Ads WANTED4Jaunior Clerk for Imperial Bank of Canada, Cobalt. Male or female. 9-2-¢ FOR SALE--Six-room House, 3-piece bath; full size basement with oil heating system, For more particulars see J. L. Gignac, 18 Broadway St., Haileybury, Ont. 9--14 GIRL WANTED for General Duties. Mata- banick Hotel. 9-tfc FOR SALE--Six-room House, Russell Street, Haileybury. Full size stone basement; hard- wood floors. Garage. Immediate posses- sion. Cash price $4,800. After 6 p.m., Phone 491. A. Abraham. 9-1c FOR SALE--1951 Austin, sedan. Phone 606 after 5 p.m. 9-2-6 WANTED--Reliable Girl or Woman for Gen- eral Housework. Phone 176. T. E. Hoover, Radio Repairing. House Wir- ing and electric appliances. Phone 815, Haileybury, Ont. 8-2.-¢ ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. Phone 562, after 6 p.m. 8-2-* HOUSE FOR SALE--Apply to E. M. Mc- Cuaig, Registered Broker. Phone 135. ~ 6-t.£.-€ FOR SALEHouse with two lots on Florence St.__ Large living room, dining room witb fireplace,..modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, sunporch and good basement with furnace. Immediate occupation. $1,500.00 down. Balance on easy terms. Phone 408. 5-t.t.-¢ $1.00 TRIAL OFFER--Twenty-five de luxe 1 i Latest ih included. The Medico Agency, Box 124, Terminal A, Toronto, Ont. 5-12-c WANTED--Woman for general housekeeping and plain cooking. Phone 6, Mrs. A.~J. 4-door ~ 4-t.f.c - --Want Ads, Bring Results! [=== [os i : OBITUARY -- EMILE BOYER iD) The death occurred on Dupaday, May 6th of Emile Boye=, in his 55th year. Mr. Boyer has beena resident of Haileybury tor some years and owned and operated the Lake Shore Hotel. Born in Gracefield, Ouebec, he later made his home in Sudbury, where he was a traveller While there: he married the former El- vina Cayen in 1935. The funeral service was held on Thursday morning, at 8 a.m., to Holy Cross Church, and inter- ment was in the R.C. Cemetery, Mr. Boyer is survived by his wife, three children, Hubert: Ray- mond and Andre at home and three sisters, Mrs. Simard of Val dOr, Mrs. Lafontaine, Ottawa, and Mrs. A. Dupuis of New Lis- keard. NELLIE PATRIQUIN The funeral of the late Mrs. Nellie Patriquin, who passed away Thursday afternoon, May Ist in the Kirkland District Hos- pital, was held on Saturday after- noon at 2.30 in Trinity United Church, Kirkland Lake, On Friday e vening, the mem- bers of Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge gathered at Symington's funeral parlors where the remains were resting, and held a Rebekah service for their departed Sister. They also attended the funeral service in a body, Mrs. Patriquin is survived by her two sons, Roy of South Por- cupine and Robert of Haileybury, her husband having predeceased her in 1951. The large number who attend- ed the funeral service and the flo- ral tributes attested tothe esteem in which the deceased was held. Rey. T. V. Hart officiated ond interment. was in the family plot in the Kirkland Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. MRS. MARY LaROSE The death of Mrs. MarysLaRose occurred on Tuesday, May 6th, at Misericordia Hospital. In her 93rd year, she was one of the old- est residents of Haileybury and made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore. She had been ill in the hospital for one month. The funeral service was held in the Holy Cross Church on Wed- nesday, May 7th, with Rev. Fa- ther LaFleur officiating. New Officers for (Continued from Page One) It was moved by D. Dean and seconded by J. E. McDonough that the club hire Percy Hitchen for three years--six nionths o« the year--at a salary of $325.00 Thor Hansen to (Continued from Page 1) B.A. building in Toronto and since that time, as art director has devoted his time to encouraging Canadian arts and crafts. There "is no admission fee for Mr. Hansen's lecture this coming Tuesday. Nurses' Memorial Service at St. Paul's Church Churches across Canada _ will hold Memorial services in recog- nition of those nurses who have given their lives in service, par- ticularly thinking of the sacri- fices during the last war. The glory of war, if there any such thing, goes rightfully 1S Equal Freight Rates Favored for Some Goods The railways generally are in favor of equalizing freight rates on many basic commodities where it will be to the general welfare of the country as a whole, f. A. Argo, assistant vicepresident, tra- ffic, Canadian National Railways, told members of the Canadian Industrial Traffic League here recently, He said that while such action is bound to hurt some, it might be in the best interests of Canadian industrial development as a whole and added that based on sound equilization principles, it would not seriously affect the railways unless it disrupted the economy of the-country or forced traffic to move via other forms of trans- per month as professional: greens Cnough to the fighting forces on portation. keeper, etc. April showers can't seem to dampen the spirits of these two young Vancouver radio actresses) SHANNON FOWLER (left) and OLIVE STURGESS. They shine through all sorts of weather in network programs such ts Vancouver Theatre, CBC school broadcasts, serial stories for children, and in CBC Wednes- day Night plays Although they are already radio "veterans", the girls. still have three or four years to go before they reah voting age. Robt. Poppleton Hardware MAIN STREET Wm. Fleming Electric HAILEYBURY Phone 72 for Prompt Service We carry a complete line of Supplies for Trout, Lake Trout, Pickerel and Pike Fishing Shakespeare, Pflueger and Dunn Reels GG --~ _-- Baits, Lures Steel and Glass RODS | GIVE THEM A Cc. C. M.* BICYCLE EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. single bill. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. LAST TIMES TODAY "YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW" Gary Cooper and Jane Greer FRIDAY - SATURDAY MAY 9th and 10th Fort Worth with RANDOLPH SCOTT Shorts and Cartoon FRIDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE This Week's Offers are; st, $300.00; 2nd, $135.00 DAVID BRIAN MON., TUES., Short and News Rich, Young and Pretty with Jane Powell, Wendell Corey, Vic Damone MAY 12th and 13th Matinee Wednesday at 4.15 p.m. WED - THURS. _ with JOEL McCREA MAY 14th and 15th Frenchie SHELLER WINTERS == Short, Cartoon and News. 2 land and in the air and on the sea. But in the background, unherald- ed and unsung stands "the lady with the lamp", sympathizing cheering and healing the wound- ed. They command a respect and admiration surpassed by no other profession. _ The nurses of Cobalt, Hailey- bury and New Liskeard wil! unite in St. Paul's Anglican Church at 7 p.m.; Sunday, May llth to pay tribute to those of their number who have upheld the high traditions of their voca tion, CORDWOOD FOR SALE | Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. | FRI, SAT. MAY 9, 10 6 STEEL TOWN (Technicolor) JOHN LUND ANN SHERIDAN HOWARD DUFF Added "THE LAS VEGAS STORY" | Jane Russell, Victor Mature Vincent Price Attraction Also: "EYE WITNTSS" THIEF of DAMASCUS Technicolor PAUL HENREID "THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA" Technicolor Preston Foster, Roddy McDowell 4 Plus: COLORED CARTOON iWED., THUR., MAY 14, 158 THE SECRET GLENN FORD GENE TIERNEY i Added Attraction F 'LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL" Claudette Colbert Macdonald Carey Also: SPORTS REEL OF | CONVICT LAKE | Card of Thanks Mr. Arthur Robinson and his daughters, Donalda and June, wish to express their deepest appreciation to the numerous friends and br- during the long illness and death of Mrs. Robertson. Ackroyd and Son eI SS OMINTL ISHS) Costs and Records Income Tax and Goyernment Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard Ontario Phones 442 and 442B FRI., SAT., MAY 9, 10 THIEF of DAMASCUS Technicolor PAUL HENRIED JELF DONNELL Added Attraction "THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA" Preston Foster, Roddy McDowell Also NEWS and CARTOON [RE Sa a oer cI TN After Sunday Midnight MON., TUE., MAY 12, 13 THE SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE GLENN FORD GENE -TIERNEY ETHEL BARRYMORE "LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL' Claudette Colbert Macdonald Carey Also: SPORTS REEL WED., THUR., MAY 14, 1 THE WILD BLUE YONDER WENDELL COREY VERA RALSTON PHIL HARRIS Added Attraction "THUNDER IN THE VALLEY" (Technicolor) Edmund Gwenn, Lon Mc- Callister, Peggy Ann Garner Also: COLOR CARTOON.