The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page Four THE HALLE YBURIAN --*§0cial Notes Mrs: ted Lomney oft jeiierson North Carolina, is home visiting her mother Mrs. 5. McGee and sister Mrs. Jack Dunn. Mrs. W. C. Arnold and Mrs. H. Jenkins attended the skating event in Schumacher last Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparks oi Cadillae O'Brien, stopped over in town this week on their way home iroma trip to Montreal and Toronto.*and visited Mrs. Sparks brother, Smith and family- ites ira Boyd has returned home after visiting his brother, Milt Boyd of Haileybury- Mr. Bert Elliott of North Bay Was a visitor in town this week. Jack Ruttan and Garnet Mur- ray North Bay were in town attending Mr. Day's funeral. town attending the funeral of Mr. Day were his daughter, Mrs. Harry Hassett Mr. Harry Hassett and son Jack of Timmins. Mr. Bob Bradshaw and sons Fred and George of Sault Ste. Marie. Relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Darius Cooke returned this week from a mon- th's visit to Southern Ontario. Haileyburian Want Ads Will Bring Resuits | Want Ads HELP WANTED-- Apply Goo 48 Food Grill. l-c FOR RENT-- Three roomed heated apartment with bath. Private entrance Blackwall street. Phone 379. 48 -lc SCRATCH PADS-- 8¥%_ inches by 3 wide - We're loaded with them, Approx 50 sheets to a pad. First come first served. 3 for a dime. At The Haileyburian Office. New Comfort-- for falce teeth wearers! Dentur-Eze prevents slipping, irritated gums, Eas- ily applied, lasts for weeks, Tasteless. Odorless. Only $1.50 at Whitby's and Smallman's Drug. Stores. 43: Ic For Sale Haileybury Comiortable large ranch style home and chicken farm, Bucke Township, one mile West of .Haleybury. 1,000 poultry with steady local market. Large barn with ele- ctricity and water and new machinery. Area- 16 acres of which 10 acres are cleared garden land. Inspection and offers soilcited. Nixon Begg & Hutchinson Phone 322 Realtors Box 940 New Liskeard, Ontario 47-2-c For Sale New Liskeard Fine large 2!4- storey, brick home with driveway, exten- sive grounds, garage, and playhouse. Beautiful 6% room ground floor apartment as owner's residence. Two apartments on second floor and additional space on third loor. Large basement with playroom, laundry room, etc. Good terms. Enquiries invited Nixon, Begg & Hutchinson Phone 322 Realtors Box 940 _ moving sluggishly New Liskeard. Ontario 47-2c " =OLKS THAT WANT SURE-FIRE RESULTS KNOW AN AD INTHIS SEWSPAPER IS AFAST, DEPENDABLE WAY TO BUY, SELLOR RENT ---CALL NOW! THE HAILEYBURIAN PHONE 24 aaeaane as vy Across the Ratchen Table Fe yy { ; By Mrs. Mac. powuveue. ssbb bb bbs b bi ee ed The art of conversation is a wonderful thing, and anyone who has the ability to enter into a conversation and make it sparkle and glide instead of with dull oc. casional rumbles, or bouncing along, making such a chattering racket that the main topic is lost by the wayside, has, indeed, a wonderful talent- There is a great difference between the meaning of the word 'converse', and the word "talk". The defi'nition of con- verse is "to exchange ideas," and of talk." to utter words." I read an article recently which described a number of different types of talkers. One was the boastful type, who always has something a little more expensive, whose friends are always more import- ant, and who can do almost any task a little better than anyone else. Another is the "thunder- stealer,' who always knows (and tells) the ending of your story, and who has read that new book that you are trying to tell about. in fact she has read one newer than that. A third type, like Tennyson's brook, "goes on forever," These are the people who use twenty words when five would have been quite enough. Then there are the ones who can only talk about "I, mé and mine," and there are those who pounce on an innocent statement, like a cat on a mouse, and deliver a free lecture, willy-nilly, whether you want to listen or not. 3ut there is, too, the self- Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Hector Villen- euve, Haileybury, Ont., are pleas- ed to announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Eliza- beth to Robert George Wilson, son of Mrs. Margaret Wilson and the late Mr. Wilson of New Lis- keard, Ont. Marriage to take place on June 30th, 1956, in Hail- eybury. BORN 30rn --To Mr. and Mrs Leo Gough at - Miserecordia Hosp- ital on Tuesday, Jan. 31st 1956 a daughter. CARD OF THANKS DAY--We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. effacing type, who, like Uriah Heep, are too humble and apolo- getic to make any contribution to a conversation, and they are almost as hard to get along with as the babbling type. How well I remember a young chap who used to come to our home quite frequently and whose total con- versation consisted of "shore is", "shore did". and "shore. will". The only time I remember him saying anything more was one time he was feeding our horses and as he bent over the manger to push the hay down, old Bob, one of our horses who was en- dowed witha human sense of humor, reached over and grabb- ed the seat of his trousers in his teeth. Nuff said! Very little is being said about the fact that this is Leap Year. People who claim 'February 29 for their birth date will be cele- brating, no doubt, and there may bea few silly girls who con- template proposing, but other- wise it's just another day, ano- ther year. All Woman's Institute mem- bers will be looking forward to meeting their new director, Miss Helen McKercher, at the con- vention this fall. Last fall, there seemed to be something lacking from the con- vention and most members felt that it was that there was no director. Losing Miss Lewis after ten years of service cer- ny left a gap that is hard to fill. It is to be hoped, too, each branch in the north is at- tempting to secure new mem- bers in order to build up the provincial membership that suf- fered a decrease. last year. If each branch the province would secure even three new members it would mean that we would not only get back the members we have lost but would give us a good increase as well. Isn't it wonderful to think that spring will soon be here. even if we did have a grand winter? "Hope springs eternal in the human breast,' and again I have ordered pansy and double in petunia seed and will be soon planting them in a flat in the basement window as soon as they arrive. My African violets have balk- ed on me this year and all winter not one blossom have I had on them. They are strong and heal- thy looking but nary a bud app- ears. Oh, well, they may perk tp soon. Try Our Condensed Ads The Baptist Church PASTOR -- HOWARD S_ STAPLES Organist -- Miss Jean Wilson SUNDAYS 11.00 a.m.---Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evening. Worship 11.00 a.m.--Church Bible School Classes for all Ages Come to Church and bring the Children WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m.--Mid-Week Mecting for Prayer and Bible Study SATURDAY 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meeting YOU WILL BE MADE WELCOME! NEW LISKEARD EMPIRE THEATRE Phone 35 single bill. On Double bills, last Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. complete show at 8.15 p.m THURSDAY NIGHT This. Week's Cash Offers Total $230.00 IS FOTO-NITE LAST SHOWING TO-NITE "MOON FLEET" FRIDAY and SATURDAY Randolph Scott "Tall Man Riding" Cartoon, Plus Added Shorts FEBRUARY 3rd--4th Dorothy Malone" MONDAY and TUESDAY, "Westward t ROBERT TAYLOR FEBRUARY 6th--7th he Women" DENISE DARCEL Mrs. H. A. Day and Family. Plus: News and Colored Cartoon WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8th--9th RAW FURS --Adult Entertainment-- WANTED BEAVER OTTER -- WILD MINK MUSKRAT -- FISHER MARTEN -- LYNX HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Ship now to our Ontario re- ceiving and clearing office 1001 DONALD ST. FORT WILLIAM, ONT. Write for FREE price list and Trappers Supplies Cat- alog to Head Office, 277 Rupert Avenue. Winnipeg, Man. SYDNEY I. ROBINSON FUR CO. "Canada's Leading Raw Fur Cash Buyers" 48-49 TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 11.59 p.m. Standard Time Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS, TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-2-3 GLEN FORD "Blackboard Jungle" Plus News and Cartoon ANN FRANCIS iN HIS FIRST STARRING. MOTION PICTURE! YOURS: The story of a.man who: helps himself to happiness by learning to help others "Target HAILEYBURY: WED. & THUR. COBALT--FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10th--11th 'SINCERELY PREDENTED BY WARNER BRos. WARNERCOLOR: - ReRPSD JOANNE DRU- DOROTHY MALONE: ALEX NICOL --ADDED: FEATURE-- STARRING; Richard Conte anr Peggie Castle FEBRUARY 8th--9th Zero" THURSDAY, _ FEB. 2nd, ~ zi! COBALT. FEB. 3rd--4th = The battle of Texas...and the battle of the IN M-G-M'S sdluehiy LONE STAR BARRYMORE "=ectay era --ADDED FEATURE-- An MQM Picture NEL "Passage Home" la ea ala la a a a al i i i le ll all i ol alle ae afte atte aie ot HAILEYBURY: FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEB. 3rd--A4th COBALT :--MONDAY and TUESDAY FEB. 6th--7th "AFINE FILM. AGEMI" tt "A SMASH!" ... Newsweek Ld ring ERNEST BORGNINE en BETSY BLAIR Story and Screenplay by PADDY CHAYEFSKY Directed by DELBERT MANN - Produced by HAROLD HECHT Associate Producer: Paddy Chayéfsky - Released thru UNITED ARTISTS --ADDED FEATURE-- "Calamity Jane and Sam Bass"' Yvonne DeCarlo Howard Duff PLAYING STRAND THEATRE, HAILEYBURY ONLY After Sunday Midnite MON.--TUE. | FEBRUARY 6th--7th "Heartbreak. Ridge" In EASTMAN COLOR Ge PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM --ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- DS ACADEMY AWARD WINNER as Best Director. of the year Evia KAZAN' explosive production of ex osy WARNER BROS. « INEMASCO! MARNE RC OCG, u PLAYING CLASSIC THEATRE, COBALT ONLY COBALT: WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY FEB. 8th--9th Re Filmed in Paris in Cinemascope & Color "Bedevilled" Starring: Anne Baxter and Steve Forrest PLUS ON SAME PROGRAM -- ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- "East of Eden"