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oa or Oo ae do Yo ws" oi 4 et Sen an aes > wn PDP POROOO®: a ie the word "Scotiabank" ape 12 The Haileyburian New Corporate Thursday, February 16, 1961 Symbol or Bank of Nova Scotia The! Bank of; Nova Scotia ts in- Producing | a inew corporate, sym- ohn' untisval tr@atment of the ord "Scotiabank", according to ocal branch manager, Mr: K. J. acdonald..- é At the sdme time the bank "is dope a' Standard type face for ts signature Some time ago - several leading nadian designers were invited to ISeHSS dreating an appropriate Ps thiol for the bank. The project fwas finally placed in the hands sot Allan R, Fleming, Toronto. Mr. Fleming was asked to see , which is Khe bank's cable address, could be raated as a symbel and if not to pevelop a recommended aiterna- ive: and he was, also asked to Biggest an accompanying type face that old be used; for the. bank! s hame. From a design point of view, the sroblem was to create a symbol that iw6uld: peflect the two diverse | bspects of The Bank of Nova Sco- hia -- the stable, secure, tradition- Al vphasaeter of aan international Janking institution, nearing the Pentury and a half mark, and the m qginative,, progressive spirit that narks the bank's approach to mod- brn banking needs. Both these Hualities are embodied in the!' new Beotiabank design. The word "'Sco- ia'? appears in ca traditional let Ferform, an 18th Century "Round- xand" style, perhaps better known hs 'Spencerian Script'. This style Pomes directly from the main- Ktream of foanking and in fact is Fer 'the contempor, ary form, used in the word '"'bank", a new type- style was designed, based on the magnetic: ink figures used in the mechanized cheque processing that will soon become standard in the banking field. The new *Synrbol. will genen ally be seen with. the bank's signature in fairly close: 'proximity ; and therefore |the! type'. face for the bank's naine had to be one which would "ldck -well -with 'Scotiabank. The type selected is 20th Century Bold; which has clean, neadable; modern tines. The new symbol and sinnatird will. be, introduced, into advertis- ing, 'proniretional jitenature, and outdeor signs, and will often be in¢otporated into the design of bank forms, | Mrs. A. Mikkola Celebrates 93 Years NORTH COBALT -- Mrs. Anna May Mikkola celebrated her 93rd birthday recently amid many: con; pratulatory messages and many relatives, friends.and neighbors called' to wish her'the best. Mrs. Mikkola is living with her son John; in' the home her late husband built in 1909. When asked the secret of a full and long life, she replied, "'Live plainly, keep regular hours, eat ! Still known as the famous mercan- ile hand of England. | lots of good food and let your Bible be your guide." ---- ----s -------- -- ty it's nice and warm. inisde. the seats are COME BY BUS! Why drive in the cold weather? You can catch. a bus at Cobalt at 6:40; Haileybury 7:00 and arrive at New Liskeard in time for SHOWTIME 7:30. $O -- COME BY BUS TO THE EMPIRE THEATRE IN NEW LISKEARD. The shows are good and comfortable. NEW LISKEARD EMPIRE THEATRE MI 7-402 i Showtime: 7:30 p.m. _ Saturday Meinces 2. p.m. THURS., FRI. G SAT. Chas. Herbert and Jo Morrow "13 GHOSTS ' Free Ghost Viewer To All Who Attend! FEB. 16- i. 18 Soe Jeff Chandler, John Saxon E PLU _ Plus a Cartoon and Chapt. 5: 'Pirates on the High Seas" " DERER eon: TUES. & WED. A00M AT 3 RESTRICTED eaeaee Harvey ond 'Simoes Signoret ~ FEB. 20-21-22 THE TOP" (Edmund O' Brien and Mona Freeman "The World Was His Jury" '| Poppleton, || Poppleton, John Hallworth, Robert '| Women's. Federation, + | James H. Nicolls Funeral services were held from St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hail- eybury, on January 30th, for James Henry Nicholls of Burling- ton, formerly of Haileybury, with Rev. Roy H. Nixon officiating. Mr. Nicholls, whose death occur- red in the Hamilton General. Hos- pital on. January 26, has been in ill health since September. He was born in Haileybury fifty-two years ago and was the son of Mrs. Lillian Nicholls and the late Charles. Hen- ry Nicholls. He followed the trade of painting and was employed by the Ontario Hydro. He was ia mem- ber of the Masonic Order. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss» Vera Hopper, whom he, married on August 29, 1937; three .sons, John and- William -at home, and James, a student in. the Provincial: Mining School,. Hailey- bury; also his mother, Mrs. hil- lian Nicholls of Hiaileybury. Interment savas 'in. Mount Pleas- ant Cemetery, Acting as: pallbear- ers were "John= Hopper, Thomas Frank: "Cooper;,. Henry Poppleton, Among the friends and relatives ||from: out of town' who attended the, funeral were Mr, Henry. Pop- pletoh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houn- slow, -Mrs. Amy Parnell, and Mrs. Helen Childs, all 'of Timmins; Mr. and Mrs. Al. Smith of Kirkland Lake. Si. Andrew's WE Hold Valentine Tea A successful Valentine Tea- and Bake Sale was held. in the: base- ment, of> St: Andrew's United Church, under the auspices of the .on- Tuesday, February 14. Mrs. C. Lowery. was the convener. Greeting the guests .as they- en- tered were the president, Mrs. C: E. Peacock and Mrs. J. Rodgers. The: head tea table was beauti- fully. laid. with a -Madeira . cloth, silver services and - candlesticks holding, tall red tapers. -Red-rust chrysanthemums made an effec- tive floral centrepiece. Pouring were Mrs. M. B. Glazier and Mrs. Mel Austin. Serving at the small tea tables and looking after the kitchen du- ties were Mrs. S. Orr, Mrs. W. C. Arnold and.Mrs. D. W. Atchison. Looking after sales at the bake table were Mrs. G. Thoday, Mrs: Leslie and Mrs. L. Childs." Mrs. Fred Thompson and' Mrs. C. Wil- son were in charge of a table of novelties , knitting and aprons. The room and table decorations, all carrying out the Valentine theme, were the work of Mrs. C. Lowery and Mrs, C. E. Peacock. Harry Miller (Continued From Pake One) Lake, halfway 'between Sixty-Six and Silver Center. Soon after, Silver Center boom- ed when the Keeley mine proved to be a winner, and at. one time where today there is nothing but one empty shack; there was a movie theatre, two schools, several stores, and the Farmer's Bank. The Keeley, Frontier, Trout Lake and Wettlaufer mines were all ma- jor producers. The Trout Lake mine holds the record: for the rich- est .carload of high grade silver ore, ever, shipped, it was worth $250,000.00. The Keeley. mine has. a monu- ment to itself in the Parliament buildings at Toronto. At the. en- trance there is a chunk of silver ore 'containing 60,000 ounces. The T. & NO. operated.a branch line to Silver Center until 1931, The right of 'way is now being used by the hydro. trucks as a service road, All mill and mine buildings as well as every sign of the once prosperous little town has mow vanished. But many mining com- panies are now investigating the area again: : Trotting -- The first International Gieecarore ship Trot was held at Long Island last year and eight countries took part. It was won by the French champion, Janin. ") FAMOUS PLAYERS: THEATRE -- Haileybury Phone OSborne 2-3533 TODAY, FRI. & SAT. FEB. 16-17-18 PATRONS PLEASE NOTE: Due to the length of this Program there will be one complete showing nightly only Boxoffice will open at 6:45 p.m. Show starts at 7:15 p.m.. "FLAME OVER .JNDIA" starts: at 7:15 "ALL THE YOUNG MEN" starts at 9:30 ALL THE YOUNG WOME!: (WILL LOVE "ALL THE | YOUNG [MEN'! eae some JAMES DARREN GLEN CORBET: nT AMASTOUR sien INGEMAR JOHANSSON .. cln-his first big role! - Written; Produced and Directed by HALL BARTLETT SECONG BIG FEATURE "THE RANK ORGANIZATION PRESENTS A MARCEL a PRODUCTION KENNETH LAUREN MORE' BACALL' LOM A DISTINGUISHED CAST BRINGS THIS = POWERFUL STORY TO THE BIG SCREEN IN SUPERB COLOR ALSO STARRING Direcled by J. LEE THOMPSON WILFRID HYDE WHITE: I. $, mw scenyty ROBIN ESTRIDGE. RELEASED BY '20th CENTURY FOX FIRST DISTRICT SHOWING OF THESE TWO GREAT PICTURES! - PLAYING 5 DAYS! "FEB. 20-21-22-23-24 STARTS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT! MON., TUE., WED. THUR., FRI. TWO SHOWINGS NIGHTLY AT 7:10 AND 9:20 P.M. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ALFRED HEHE § ir AND ATOGTHER FERN SURE ECENENT! ! ONY. VERA JOHN PERKINS 'ANLES-GAVIN JANET LETH. ws ene ALFRED HITCHCOCK ARAMOWNT * This is to help you enjoy PSYCHO more. By the way, after you see - the picture, please don't -- -- give away the ending. It's the only one we have.