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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., JANUARY 27, 1955 Social Notes Mrs. N. D. Mclsaac left this week to visit in Parry Sound. Fred Duncan of Stratford was intown over the week-end visit- ing with his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farmer. BORN --At Jamestown, Ont., on Friday, January 14th, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Howell, a daughter--Elizabeth Ann. Mrs. A. C Irvine left for her home in Toronto last week-end after visiting with her daughter, Mrs. F. Crandall and family. Mrs. H. Whorley returned home on Sunday from Toronto where she has been visiting for the past three weeks. William Farmer Slaght were in week-end attending the Control Board meeting. and Elliott Toronto last Liquor Mrs. D. E .Sutherland, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Fawcett and family for the past month in, Lindsay arrived home this week. 3ernard Brown of Sarnia ar- rived in Haileybury on Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. Ray de Souza for three weeks. Mr. Brown whose nome country is Jamaica is now with Imperial Oil at Sarnia. Many friends of Catherine Wiseman who is in her final year of training at the Orillia Mem- orial Hospital were sorry to learn of ther iflness: She is a patient in the Sick Children's Hospital where she is affiliated in her training and next week will be in the Toronto General Hospital. \ [Condensed Ads FOR SALE--Housefiok: Furni- ture. Moving away from town. Phone 263 47-1-c WANTED-- Young man who would like to enter the Hote} business. Must be over 21. For further information apply Hotel Haileybury. telephone 99. pela wp A7eee FOR RENT -- Heated Three- roomed apartment. Phone 498 47-2-* FOR SALE -- Four - bedroom brick house. Oil heating, fin- ished basement. With Garage on double lot. V. Daughney. 47-2-* WANTED -- Good Home for four motnhs-old spaniel pup. Phone 319. 47-1-c A SPECIAL INVITATION -- to enter the sellng field. Full or part time aggressive saleman make large earnings selling household_necessities. Where- ever you may live there's an opening for you. Write now to FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier _Dept. C, Montreal 47-1-c WANTED TO RENT--By single business woman. A small self- contained apartment. Phone 24. fe 47-1-c FOR RENT=Large, unfurnished two-roomed front y apartment with kitchenette in Assaf Block. Apply_to Mrs. Scully, --Apt. 5. pee pti eS 6 FOR SALE--Six-roomed House on Probyn Street. Reasonable price Phone 281, 46-tf-c FOR SALE--Hudson Seal Coat, __Size 16: Phone 480 45.3.¢ CARPENTRY WORK done after regular hours. _ Bourget, 'Phone 490. °45-1-* PICTURE FRAMING--at Mac- _Lean's, 110 Main St. 44-tf. MARKET RESEARCH Company needs © part-time interviewers in Haileybury area. No sell- ing involved; our business is to gather factsand opinions from persons all across Canada. Write Stating age, education, amount of time available per week, to Gruneau Research Limited, 55 Wellington St- W., Toronto, J Ontario. 45-1-c Hatleyburian Want Ads Will Bring Results Phone 52 Modern Taxi Hotel Haileybury Apply Ben 1 H. Jensen Travels 32,000 Air Miles on Philippine Trip In three months, Hank Jensen, well known Haileybury man has put 32,000 air miles behind him. Associated with Copco at Val d'Or Mr. Jensen left in October for the Phillipines in the capacity of technical adviser to the Phil- lipines Engineering Syndicate who are engaged in a vast pro- ject to develop power resources in that country; a scheme which is being directed by the National Power of the Phillipine Govern- ment. b : The Benguet Mountains, lying 150 miles N.E. of Manilla are the site of this first of a forth- coming cycle of power projects to be developed in the surround- ing hills and piped right to Manilla. Large iron ore de- posits--the Phillipine Iron Mines --are directly resonsible for an ambitious program to bring in- dustry to the capitol city, where large steel mills wil] be con- structed. "T found the Filipinos very easy to get along with" said Mr. Jen- en when interviewed this week. "There is no language barrier for they have a good command of English as well as their own Tagalong dialect. They are quick to grasp things and it was no problem to teach them how to operate mining equipment." Leaving Haileybury in Octob- er, Mr. Jensen arrived in Mont- real TCA and boarded United Airlines to San Francisco; thence Pan American to Honolulu, where he enjoyed eight hours of sightseeing. Stopover for meals were made at Wake Island and Guam. His visit in the Phillipines took in a 300-mile radius of Manilla and before leaving for home from Tokio. he enjoyed a visit in Hong Kong. WEEK IN COURT Strict parking regulations in New Liskeard and Haileybury brought fines to tri-Town resi- dents this week in Magistrate Keririck's court. Munincipal po- lice in Haileybury. particularly, are cracking down with the passing of a new by-law to re- lieve parking conditions in town. Roger Ducharme of R.R. No. 3, New Liskeard parked in a pro- hibited area in New Liskeard and paid $3.00 and costs. A similar fine was paid by Cleo Ducharme for parking over the 60-minute limit. In Haileybury, Arthur Stollery and the Industrial Ac- ceptance Corporation of Kirkland Lake parked in prohibited areas and were fined. John A Adsheadd of Gillies tra- velled on Rorke Avenue at 35 m.p-h. and Ogden Porter of Moore's Cove hit 40 m.p.h. in town and paid fines of $5.00 an $10.00 respectively. : ¢ Elmer Messanger of New J.js- keard estranged husband of Mrs Iris Messanger wa fined $15.00 and costs andordered to pay Mrs. Messanger $16.00 for unlawful wilful damage to window panes and drapes. The charge arose out of an incident last Septem- ber in Chamberlain Township at Mrs.. Messanger's home when the accused was charged with going berserk and wielding a plank causing damages to the premises, Charges of intoxication in a public place led to $10.00 fines to StanleyBadiuk, Frederick Batise Rene Joseph and Raat! 'oseph, all of Matachewan and Joseph Shaver of Barrie. Leo Duimet of Haileybury had liquor unlaw- fully and paid $10.06 and costs. Before the cases were heard D. Cumming, OC. of Hailey- bury spoke on behalf of the bar in welcoming the new magistrate to the bench. LEO'S TAXI Phone 311 Leo Deraiche, Prop. HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO ee 992265.05000000 000 NOW OPEN! ARCHIE'S SHOE REPAIR Also SKATE Sharpening 2 Doors North of Library, At Rear /SCCTSTTTCCC CCC CC CCCCCCCC COTS BEST One of Haileybury's old timers Albert Best, died last week-end in Port Arthur where funeral services were held on Monday afternoon. He had been in ill- health for some time. He is survived by his wife and two sons, Fred of North Bay and Jack of Nipigon. In the first nine months of 1914 Camadian production of pig iron and steel castings andin- gots was down nearly a quarter from the same period last year Announcement Mr. and Mrs, M. wish to announce i} the engage- ment of their daughter Catherine May to Norman Stephen Thomas of Calgary, the wedding to take place the first week in June. Hennessy ROUX The death occurred on Satur- day, January 22nd of Napoleon Roux at the age of 83. He had been in ill-health since July. Born in Princeville, Quebec, Mr. Roux came north to New Liskeard twelve years ago to work in the Canadian Splint Factory. A year agp, he moved to his home on Georgina Avenue in Haileybury. He ig survived by one son, J. W. Roux of Haileybury. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning in the Holy Cross Church with Father Lan- driault officiating. The pallbearers were Real Sauve, Napoleon Savoie, Pierre Philibert and Fred Larocque of Haileybury; Clarence Willard of Thornloe and Henry Dubinville of Cobalt. Interment was in the Hailey- bury Roman Catholic Cemetery. Official Opening! Thursday, At the FRIENDLY HOTEL LAKESHORE HOTEL at 8.00 p.m. MRS. ELVINA BOYER wishes to thank all her customers for their good patronage through the past years and assures them that the same courteous service will continue under the New Ownership of JOSEPH LEGAULT, former'y of Sudbury EVERYONE IS WELCOME TONIGHT Jan. 27th on the LAKE SHORE Road 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. SHOWING TODAY-- "SEA DEVILS" This Week's Cash Offers Total $490.00 . THURSDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE This Week's Cash Offers Total $460.00 THURS., FRI., SAT. "Bounty RANDOLPH SCOTT JANUARY 28th and 29th Hunter" Cartoon plus Added Shorts MONDAY, TUES., JACK HAWKINS "The Seekers" JAN. 31, FEB. Ist News, Cartoon, Shorts WED., THURS. Tony Martin, Janet Leigh \ Two Tickets to Broadway" FEBRUARY 2nd and 3rd News, Cartoon TECHNICOLOR-DELUXE. 7 staring TYRONE POWER TERRY MOORE MICHAEL RENNIE $ HAILEYBURY -- WED., THURS., COBALT -- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Produced by FRANK P. ROSENBERG: biectes by HENRY KING» screen play by IAN GOFF ano BEN From a Story by HARRY KLEINER » Based on the a ae FEBRUARY 2, 3 FEBRUARY 4, 5 VeGe Ne ArT UaR aE Novel by Talbot Mundy Added Attractio ~*The Diamond Wizard" Starring DENNIS O'KEEFE, PHILIP FRIEND HAILEYBURY -- LAST TIMES TODAY COBALT--FRI. and SAT., JANUARY 28th, 29th It's all abouta man-about-town and the things he learns about love . FROM HER! Ta eee = ~ A OF, j ~ US xs VE Na i DICK | DEBBIE: 4 POWELL! REYNOLDS Susan Slept Here «le *Y TECHNICOLOR Added Attraction "Jesse James Women" (Color by Technicolor) PEGGY CASTLE JACK BEUTEL HAILEYBURY--FRI., SAT. COBALT MON., TUES. JANUARY 28th, 29th JAN 31, Feb. Ist ee bBe took his stand on the terrorized border-- 4 SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents GARY COG! rae WESTERNE? Arersieowe Si Se e: with WALTER BRENNAN * DANA ANDREWS ° Ranch homes razed in flaming death! Homesteaders crushed by thundering hooves! Love triumphs over bullets! F Murder ape Justice with gun and rope-noosel & Added Attraction "Dead End" Humphrey BOGART, Joel McCREA, Claire TREVOR and the BOWERY BOYS Haileybury After Sun. Midnite, Mon., Tues. Jan. 31, Feb. 1 Feb. 2, 3 COBALT -- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, BRINGS YOU THE STORY OF HOW ROME FE You'll steal a wicked kiss in the Borghese Gardens... You'll lose your heart in the shadows St. boy tn the . 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