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Ls, ; ro -- ois ie eee ee eS REMY ae " pan, ' : "3 ' ' (ae THURSDAY, APRIL 27th, 1933 TH HAILEYBURIAN Page 3,4 --_ aera Union School to ~ Continue Under Present System Agreement Town and Township Councils for Another Year The union school section at 'Cobalt will continue to operate ~h its present basis at least until June 30, 1934, but for an hour on Monday evening its future ap- peared to be arranged on the lines of dissolution threatened by the members of the Coleman town- ship council unless their brethren of the town council were willing to continue the status quo. Cole- man, wanted to retain the exist- ing proportion of nine to four in| _ Maintaining the section, while the town's representatives, first insisting they would pay no more than two to one, finaly offered to split the differencé' and went on recard as agreeing to 17 to 8. A deadlock appeared. imminent, but eventually a.suggestion advanced from public school trustees pre- sent, and "to the' effect' thdt no effort be made to disrupt the Sec- tion until June of next"year, was agreed to by all concerned, and it was agreed the arrangement meantime be as the town .sug- gested. The discussions took place prior to and during the regular meeting of the Cobalt town council, and the earlier exchanges which were informal and not re- garded as official, were partici- pated in by members of the school board, present in strength on in- vitation. As a result of this meeting, Coleman council retired to their own office and debated the matter among themselves, re- turning to the town hall when the town council had completed all its other business. It soon deyeloped that both sides appear-| ed/firmly determined to adhere to their respective viewpoints, and it seemed, until the sugges- tion finally adopted was made, that the section would be split at the end of the present year. Fol- lowing the public debate, Cole- man council again conferred a- mong*themselves, with Trustee Priestly taking part, and it Reached Between was | SCOUT COLUMN ome Ist Cobalt Troop The duty patrol for next week will be the Wolves . The test for Scout's pace will taken on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. If you want your test there on time SCOUT MEETING Investiture was held at our regular meeting on Saturday evening. Scouts H. Murray, L. Cole, H. Soucisse, ' W. Kennard, W. Gagnon, B. Bryson being Scouts. The Moose: caf- for the evening with forty Moose brought a sun dial as an added attraction to their be 2 bel t ; r invested as ried the honors points. "The s corner. FOns the we held a hike. Scout Hall. A group Leader WiftoXstartéd ahead Scout signs and they were trailed by a SCOUT. HIKE" Wednesday of Easter week At.10 a.m. we left the Patrol laying le under group under Patrol Leader Lendrum. Diner *was' Cooked on tlie edge of r Sharp H&key the dinner was an im- portant 'item. as it méant the second } ~ . ° |class cooking test. Fire lighting tests h were also taken. That test is not quite !as simple as it looks. The fire must" |be started' with not more than two jmatches-and no paper or birch bark }can be used as material to start the | fire, Most their test and {we set out for home about 3.30. | | B | : " "i ~ yy y t CLYDE LENDRUM, P.L. | N Scouts got t | last Friday, Mr. and Mrs. yesterady pra os ee ae a Social and Personal News of Cobalt M Miss "Frank" Donaldson visited her mother, Mrs .Harry Donaldson at Elk Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mallon of Swastika, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith. Miss Isabel' Andrews was the guest of Mrs. Charles Hall of Kirkland Lake or several days last week. Mrs. E. H. Clemens returned home having the past wo months in Toronto and Kingston. spent Jimmy Kean, who has been at home ecovering from a broken ankle, left Monday for Kirkland Lake. Ralph Richardson of Lyndhurst, is pending his holidays with his parents, F. Richardson. Little Miss Molly Southall of Kirk- and Lake, is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Charles Southall. Mrs. G. Kirsh, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Sibbert in To- onto, returned home on Sunday, Miss Betty Donaldson returned * to er home at Elk Lake after spending a week with Miss Dorothy Morrison. Mrs. Battson and little daughter R |of New Liskeard, visited her parents, {r, and Mrs. Richardson on Saturday. Rey. Charles Glover left on Sunday Waterloo where Miss was married Merritt of or he to Grace hat city. Doris their and at Mrs dv. Wainwright pent H. a few days last week Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson at Bos- ton Creek. Miss Mary Gilson returned Wednes- | Se day to Kirkland Lake, after spending a | : few days with her mother, Mrs. Frank "GIRL GUIDE NEWS" Johnson. Ist Cobalt Company het ae | BORN--At Kirkland Lake on Fri- | A meeting was held last week just| day, April 21st, 1933, to Mr and Mrs. | for Ist Class Guides. These were|H. M. Valentine, a daughter: (Vivian taught how to tell time by the sun.| Carol). Later on in the evening we had a con-| jtest in which we were to try and distin- | guish certain trees. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tansley and |family motored from Kirkland Lake on anpounced later that the proposal] Commissioner Tomney, Lieutenant}/Sunday and visited some of their made would be acceptable for the] Phelps and Lieutenant Jackson visited | old friends here. present. DR. E. F. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Mining Exchange Building Cobalt, Ont. Cobalt Churches FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. E. McAllister--Pastor Cobalt 2.30 p.m.--Bible School. 7.00 p.m.--Gospel Service. "Other Little Ships". We use Sankey's songs and solos at this popular evening service You are invited to worship with us. Thursday, 8 p.m.--Mid-week service. Friday, 8 p.m--yY. P. Meeting. Occecc @ Subject COBALT UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. Gilmour Smith, B. A., Minister 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. "Is the Oxford Group Method a way to a more Vital Chrisitan Faith?" 2.30 p.m.--Church School. 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. "The Ey- erlasting Mercy." by John Masefield, the Poet Laureate of England. 4 p.m.--Public worship, Giroux Lake. UNITED CHURCH of CANADA In North Cobalt and Latchford SUNDAY SERVICES Latchford Sunday School--10 a.m. Preaching Service--11 a.m. North Cobalt Sunday School--2 p.m. Preaching "ervice--7 p.m. __S. Scott Milley, Minister. ST. JAMES CHURCH Rev. C. Glover, B.A., L.S.T., Rector. 8.00 a.m.--Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m.--Holy Communion. (1st, 3rd, 5th.) Matins--(2nd and 4th.) Sunday School at 2 p.m. .00 p.m.--Evensong. ALVATION ARMY ptain Edward Payne t Burton Pedlar SUNDAY liness Service. nday School. ion Service. Home League ayer Meeting. B. Guild. st, CKMC. compared with $3,194,452 for the cor- |New Liskeard Monday | night, Miss Phelps was presented with} Guides on her Captain's warrant of the New Lis-| | success in the world. There will be a Court | meeting on Wednesday night and also a Guide meeting on Thursday night. Florence Rose Melny and Evelyn Sutliff were enrolled as Guides. to of Honor} d Labelle, Marks for inspection were given the Swallow Patrol. They also wona point for swiftness. The Nature Chart is beginning look very nice. The following girls passed their Kim's game: Vera Brown, Mary An- drews Doris Valley. to| < 1 s have been|? given during the past week for Miss C. Gobert, who is shortly leaving Cobalt Several surprise parties Wednesday evening of last week the ladies of the Baptist Church surprised her at. the home of Mrs. Frank Rich- ardson and during the evening sented her with an address and beauti- pre- ful black leather purse with silver mountings and a pair of black kid J gloves with trimmings Of white kid,|> Mrs Cameron reading the address and Mrs. Watkinson making the presenta- tion. Invited to Mrs. P. F. McEwen's for Tuesday afternoon she _ received another surprise when she found a number of her friends there who gave b |keard company. We wish her all the | where ae friends. Veronica Gibson Miss returned « on fonday evening from Kirkland Lake, she had spent the week-end Mr, and Mrs. A. N. Soucie and baby aughter of Kirkland Lake, spent the week-end with Mrs. Soucie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson Mrs. Murdoch Mosher returned on Monday from a visit with her parents, od home in Cochrane and visited friends there, returning home on Saturday. Miss Margaret O'Flynn returned on Havergal College after pending the Easter holidays with her arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. O'Flynn. fuesday to Suits and overcoats, newest styles ; to return to her old home at Stock-|™ade by Tip Top Tailors and carrying well, S.W., London, England. On their full guarantee. $19.50. Ad Je Elliott, agent, Nipissing Stores Block, Cobalt. 3-t.f. Mrs. G. E. Case and Fred have re- turned from Toronto, where they vis- ited Dr. Case's parents for a few days. ean accompanied them to Toronto ut remained with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris who have een in Swasitka for the past two months, visited the formers sister, Mrs. 2. F. Armstrong and mother last week when returning to their home at Oak- her a shower of small gifts and letters, ville. the latter to be opened during her voyage. Tuesday evening the Misses] Miss Audrey Cannon of Iroquois Stadelman entertained in her honor.| Falls spent the week-end with her This time Miss Gobert was presented with a nosegay of handkerchiefs for they .were arranged among the petals of a rose. Miss Gobert has been do- ing hospital and private nursing in Cobalt and vicinity for nearly 24 years. She has a large circle of friends and it wi uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. AE it Sweet. Englehart was also their guest for the Mr .Montford McLean of eek-end. A chimney fire which spread to the roof, gave Cobalt firemen a run about 11.15 a.m. Sunday, and in response toa telephone call to 24 Nickel Street. A line of hose had to be laid, but the fire was soon extinguished, and with little damage in ca M Pl Mrs. Charles Brydle left Tuesday of last week for Wine Harbor, Guysbor- of ) Society of the United Church was held Bradley wi last Thursday afternoon at the Manse. this district while on furlough. As the Presbyterial will be meeting meeting closed with the Mizpah bene- here on the regular date of meeting, diction and a social time was enjoyed next regular meeting on May llth. An} were appointed as program committee.' Mr. Allan Orr who won the oratorical delegates and billeting _were discussed| gave an address on "British Rule in and it was decided to ask the Board|India." The club extended Society to make a success of the open Il speak for the last time in The ay 18th, it was decided to hold the over the tea cups. vitation to meet at Mrs. T. J. Dun- COBALT KIWANIS n's home was accepted and she, with rs. F, Munro and Mrs. G. Brewer, \ At the Kiwanis meeting on Tuesday lans for the supper for Presbyterial, contest both at Cobalt and North Bay | its best wishes to Father Martindale, who will | Stéwards and choir to unite with the ough County, N.S., having' received ; : : [Re away for several months on leave the sad news of the death of her|™eeting in the evening, when Miss| of absence. mother, Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald.| = She was accompanied by her brother,| -- -- John MacDonald of Kirkland Lake. i Rigen we Oe saeeiy ee ti ia 4 Little Miss Barbara Whitehead,| b A | daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. M. White- Nn nN O Uu I } Cc Gc I I } e I | le. q head Mileage 10. Friday was -|} head Mileage 104 on Friday. wa hos-||F veg vers seegorseeuessSstberesseEesossesS 4 tess to eleven friends ,the occasion s F being her fifth birthday. Games were 3 played and. afterwards "refreshments b DRUMMOND | EA ROOM { and ice cre am were served by her q mother, the visitors going home later, ||P R T after enjoying a hectic time. | } and ES Al JRAN | q b f 4 The tea and produce sale under the |b CORNER SILVER and PROSPECT COBALT, ONT. 1| tos F , 4 auspices of the Women's. Association| |} Next to Giachino's Delicatessen Store , of the United Church last Saturday|| \P LOR ese Foie Pan pA en e FiRiNGOn a tHE Hake er Mee Ne if Re-Opened under the Management of q Morrison, was well attended and quite Bee 4 {successful financially. Mrs. E. F Keme| } CHARLES ELHIOPE 4 strong had charge of the tea, and was) d eeoceg q assisted by Mrs. L. McEwen and||P Misses Jean Morrison, Mildred and||p SPECIAL CATERING FOR TOURIST TRADE Evelyn Rowe, Hazel MacAdams and Writing Room, Sun Room, Private Dining Rooms, { Buntie Stevens. Mrs. Fairley and Mrs. | } Rest Rooms; First Class Meals served at reason- Barkell poured. Mrs. J. Campbell had |} ' able rates. ; charge of the produce table. | 4 | 4 #9eeo q Another of the enjoyable evenings | 3 ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, SOFT DRINKS 4 which have been held durinfg the win-| , CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS 4 ter in aid of town relief, was held last || F Thursday night at he home of Mrs. i|h eeo09 P Pe 5 - | 6 A Andrews. The program, which was of||} Anything Eatable not in stock can be secured at a moment's interesting variety was in charge of ' notice. 4 Mrs. Ambrose Murphy Theré was } q singing and dancing, comical sketches ON AE ee ee and contests. A new idea in picture Refreshments having contests was tried out. Mrs. were served, Fennah charge. Mrs. A. P. Orr and brother, Irving Read, were calléd to Windsor by news Sn. CLASSIC THEATRE COBALT - ONTARIO of the death of their mother. They left Saturday evening to attend the funeral. A highly successful afternoon tea FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 28th and 29th MONDAY and TUESDAY May Ist and 2nd and sale of home cooking and Bridge was held Monday afternoon and even- | ing at he home of Mrs. Becigneul, un- der the auspices of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. In the afternoon, Mrs. Hutchings and Mrs. Becigneul} had charge of the tea. Mrs. Code} poured. Mrs. X. McLean and -° Mrs. Rhody had charge of the home cook- ing table and Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Cunningham had charge of the bridge. There were 15 tables of Bridge played. The prize winners were: Ladies, Ist, Mrs. Delves; Mrs. McAllister; consolation, Miss K. Becigneul. Men's Ist, G. Delves; 2nd, X. McLean; consolation, Edmond An- drecheck. Mrs. Code held the luckq ticket for the cushion which had been drawn for. Ambrose 2nd, The April meeting of the Cobalt Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary --_-- Frank H. Todd INSURANCE THRILLS!|_ That You'll Never Forget They Discover The Land of Hot - Cha With The Hottest, Dizziest Dames The story behind the air- mail postage stamp screen- ed for the first time in all its tremendous scope and terrific drama! with RALPH BELLAMY, Gloria Stuart, Pat O'Brien, Slim Summerville. Directed John Ford. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Presented by Carl Laemmle AIR- MAIL --Added Attraction CENTRAL by Raquel Torres Directed by Eddie Cline We can insure anything or anybody. Just Phone us. Phone 54 Over Giachino's Store --Added Attraction-- PARK with JOAN BLONDELL, Wallace Ford, Guy Kibbee Directed by John Adolphi WILLIAM YOUNG 'EMPLOYEES' ENTRANCE' Comedy "Babes in the Woods" Paramount News No. 73 COBALT Comedy -- "Whoopee Party" TUESDAY NIGHT IS DINNERWARE NIGHT with MICKEY MOUSE Fox News No. 54 is with a good deal of regret they have learned of her decision to return to England. Miss Gobert wil sail on the 17th of May, but she expects to leave Saturday for Niagara-on-the-Lake to ysiit her brother and family till then. Canadian National Railways Earnings The gross revenues of the Canadian national Railways for the week ending April 14th, 1933, were $2,502,210, as responding period ~ 1932, a decrease of $692,242. These ugures are System gross revenues and include the East- ern Lines which earnings have hither- to been separately dealt with. >; F. OPHEARN & CO. STOCKS KIRKLAND LAKE BONDS COBALT GRAIN TIMMINS Private Wires to all Leading Financial Markets and Northern Mining Centres Sc ey eee Exchange each evening at 6.30 each Friday evening at the same hour the broadcast will include a weekly review of the market. ions gladly furnished }upon request by telephone. j WEDNESDAY and THUR "ONCE IN A LIFETIME" IT'S COLOSSAL ! In which the spotlight is turned on Hollywood in a riot of laughs. With JACK OAKIE SDAY, MAY 3rd and 4th --Added Attraction-- RICH AS MIDAS, SCARED OF DAMES AND THEN CAME LOVE! "HE LEARNED About WOMEN" on the stendad a ecks ze Mining oP IES EOS with STUART ERWIN over Stati s is ' Comedy. Screen Snapshots. ALISON SKIPWORTH SUSAN FLEMING A Paramount Picture No. 9. "Steamboat Willie" with MICKEY MOUSE