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: EYBURIAN Page Four --_Yy v vvvVvY vvvvy Local and Personal aenae PSS LAS. Mrs. L. Nicholls is visiting with friends and relatives in Torontc this week. For your Spirella Foundation Garments, phone Mrs. McNeil, at Nb. 343. BORN--At Misericordia Hos- pital on June 8, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wiseman, Street, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woods and daughter, Florence, have been in town this week from Kirkland Lake visiting friends. Lieut. and Mrs. Norval Strong and their small daughter, Patricia Joan, are in town this week fora Visit with Lieut. Strong's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Strong. Sergt. L. V. Day of the RCAF and Mrs. Day and_ their little daughter from Englehart, were here at the week-end for a visit with Sergt. Day's parents, Mr' and Mrs. H. A. Day. v4 Flight Sergt. Don-Fawcett o Hamilton, who has been a guest at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. D £. Sutherland for the past week left on Tuesday evening for Camp Boarden to receive posting. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Keddie and family, including their son, Jim from the Royal Canadian Navy are in town from Pamour for a visit with Mrs. Keddie Sr., and other members of the family. The W.A. of the United church will hold a rummage sale in tif Jory block, next door to Whitby's Pharmacy, on June 19th, com- mencing at 2 p.m., and also on Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. George Taylor and John Cald- bick, grandsons of Mr. and Mrs George Caldbick, visited their grandparents here over the week end on their way home to Tim- mins from Trinity College, To- ronto, for the summer holidays K. M. Buffan, a former resident of. own and now a funeral direc- to... --Obalt, has acquired on in- terest in the Tulloch furniture business and funeral service. This arrangement make available tc Haileybury people the services of two licensed funeral directors both of whom are well known in the community, and will ensure prompt and efficient service at al times. MINISTER'S PARENTS SHOWN IN PICTURE IN TORONTO PAPER Haileybury people who read the Toronto Telegram were in- terested at the week-end in a photograph of Rev. A. P. Addi- son's parents, Rey. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Peter Addison of Toronto. The occasion for the picture was the 50th anniversary of Dr. Ad- dison's entry into the ministry of the Methodist and later the Unit- ed church, from which service he retired 15 years ago. Dr. Addison is a native of Ontario and a son of the late Rev. and Mrs. Peter Addison and held charges in many parts of Ontario before retiring. Dr. and Mrs. Addison are expect- ed in Haileybury this week-end and Dr. Addison will preach at the United church next Sunday the occasion being the annual flower service. \ Russell -- HAIL THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1945 Former Pastor of Baptist Church is Killed Overseas Rev. Albert McCreary Was In Chaplain Service and Ordained at Aldershot Rev. Albert McCreary, who as a student pastor conducted ser- vices in a number of Baptist churches in Temiskaming district before the war, and who was or- dained in England recently to the ministry of that communion, has 'been killed in action, according to information in a letter from Rey. D. A. Timpany, former pas- tor of the New Liskeard Baptist church, to a friend on the staff of The Temiskaming Speaker, W. E. Fielding. Mr. Timpany wrote that he had taken part in a mem- orial service for Captain Albert McCreary, who he said had been killed before the end of hositlitie: in Europe. |. »Mr: Timpany wrote that Capt. McCreary had been ordained in the Baptist church at Aldershot last March 30. He had gone to Britain as a lieutenant (apparent- ly in the combatant forces) and had been persuaded by his own O.C. to transfer to the chaplain service. Arrangements had been made for his ordination by the church in England on behalf of the Baptist Convention of Onta- rio and Quebec, and Mr. Timpany said the service was unique, so far as he knew. At the memorial service, the mayor of Aldershot and his wife were present, together with army representatives and dignitaries ol the church, and many tributes were paid to his memoryg Mr Timpany wrote. Mr. McCreary was stationed in Haileybury some seven or eight years ago and held regular ser- vices inthe church here as a stu- dent pastor. He had also been for a time at Englehart and later at Chaput-Hughes, and he was a graduate of McMaster Univer- sity. No information as to how or where he met his death was given. A nice rain early this week proved a boon for the late gar- deners and the crop may yet be quite satisfactory. Election returns for New Lis- keard give Walter Little 632 votes, F. H. Todd 458, C. C. Ames 270 and FO Teeple 9. In Cobalt C. C. Ames received 329 votes on Monday, Walter Little 310, F. H. Todd 201 and FO Teeple 45. a zy = [ Condensed Ads | 5 i [----] [oj] qj For Rent--One small Suite in Lakeview Apartments. For not more than two persons. Apply to J. A. Legris. 13tf Wanted--Used Icebox, must be in good condition. Apply Box 100, Hailey- bury,. 13-1-c For Sale-- Eight-roomed House, 86 Rorke ave., near High School; steam furnace; full sized stone basement, two sun porches, fireplace and al) conveniences. Write to F. L. Daigle Dobie. Ont. 13-3-* For Sale -- Eight-passenger 21-foot cabin cruiser; solid cedar hull, nearly new; speed 20 m.p.h. $1,500. Apply E. Miller, 121 High St., North Bay. 13-1-* Condensed Ads. will bring results For Sale--Durant 1931 model Car; or Model A Ford, 1930. Apply at F. OBITUARY FREDERICK W. MAGUIRE Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'tlock in St, Paul's, church, for the late Fred- erick William Maguire, a resi- dent of this community since 1934 and a man who was born and spent his entire life in the North Country. Mr. Maguire died on Monday, June 11, at Gravenkurst after a year's illness. He had been in hospital there since Au- gust last. His body was brought to his home on Browning strect on Tuesday. Mr. Maguire was born in the settlement of Montreal River some 56 years ago and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs Harry Maguire. His father was prominent in the lumber trade in the early days. In his youngei years he was' employed by the C.N.R. at Cochrane, and for eight years previous to his illness had been with the McNamara Con- struction Company in this district Surviving Mr Maguire are his widow, the former Merle Brewer three sons and one daughter--- Colin Maguire of Red Lake, Ho- lace, with the Department of Mines and living at Englehart and Donald and Donalda at home Rev. John Watson will conduci the services in the church.and at the graveside in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Maguire from Englehart and Mr. Maguire from Red Lake came to Hailey- bury on learning of their father' death, and are remaining for the funeral. MRS. DAVID FONTAINE One of the older residents of the community and one well |known in Roman Catholic church circles, Mrs. David Fontaine |passed away on Monday, June 11 lafter a brief illness. Although she had passed her 87th birthday she was quite active until her illness set in a few weeks ago and she had many friends. For nearly 40 years she had lived in the North, coming to Cobalt in 1906, and moving to Haileybury two years later. Mrs. Fontaine, whose maiden name was Odilde Murray, was born in St. Louis, New Bruns- wick, on April 9, 1858. She was married in 1898 and it was in 1935 that her husband passed away at their home here. Since then she has had her step-sister Mrs. Andre Pineau, living with her and Mrs. Pineau is the only surviving relative. Mrs. Fontaine was an active member of the Catholic Women's League here and of the Third Order of St Francis and throughout her long residence in town was well known and well liked by her associates The funeral was held on Wed-| nesday morning, with the service in Holy Cross church and inter- rient in the Roman catholic cem 5 , etery. Rey. Father Pinsonnault conducted the services and ]. Robitaille, L. Gravel Leonard. Red Cross Notes Acting on advice from the Onta- rio Division, the Women's Wat Work Committee has decided that the local work rooms will be giv- en a real holiday this summer They will close for the months ot July and August ! The June quotas of sewing and knitting should be finished before closing and the committee appeals to alli workers to make an effort to this end. We can then enjoy our holi- day with no qualms of conscience In announcing this holiday, we are reminded that we are still at war and in a State of emergency and we may be called on for helt at any time. Your committe¢ feels sure of your loyalty and co operation in such an event and hopes the need may not arise. LEARNS AIRMAN SON IS PRESUMED DEAD; MISSING LAST JULY Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Vannier who live in Bucke township just outside of Haileybury, were noti- fied officially late last week that their airman son, Pilot Officer Joseph Jacques Rudolphe Van- nier, missing overseas since last July, has now been presumed dead. The official letter from air force headquarters at Ottawa contained the customary message of sympathy and regret, with "HOUSE FOR SALE! BLACKWALL STREET Two-Storey; 7 Rooms; Hardwood Floors; immedi- ate occupancy fale W. E. Bagshaw Female Help Wanted for Hotel Good Wages and working conditions. Live in or out Permanent positions. Appl, in person to HOTEL HAILEYBURY Haileybury NOTICE! Commencing SATURDAY, JUNE 16th Lafrange's Meat Market and Peterson's Grocerv WILL CLOSE AT 6.30 p.m. each Saturday CHURCHES } The United Church Minister--Rev. A. P. Addison 11 am.--Morning Worship. 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. St. Paul's Church Rev. John H. Watson SUNDAY SERVICES Ist Sunday--Holy Communion, 9 and 11 am. 2nd and 4th Sundays--Holy Communion at 9.00 a.m. Evensong, 7.00 p.m. 3rd and 5th Sundays--Holy Communion, 9.00 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. The Salvation Army Captain D. B. McLaren Sund: Morning 11 am. Company meeting, 2 p.m. Salvation meeting. 7 p.m.. Cobalt. Wed.--Cottage meeting, 8 p.m. - Haileybury. For Sale--A nice Brazeau's; North Cobalt. Phone 1315 @ssortment ol Breakfast Suites 13-1-4 fF infor different colors R. Simpson Co. Ltd., D. R. Murray Agent. Phone Haileybury or New Liskeard. 13-1-c Wanted -- Young Girl to help with housework, Wednesdays and Sun- days off; to sleep at home. Phone 10-B. 12-2-c Wanted--Female Cook Wanted for Hotel; must be fully experienced and capable of taking full charge of kitchen, dining room, the purchasing of supplies and arranging of menus Permanent position. Apply Hotel Haileybury, Haileybury. 10-t£. Girl For General Housework; urgently needed on account of illness. Apply Box 264, or Phone 336. 10-t.f. Hilton W. Brown, General Contractor, Building Trades. No. 1 Rorke Ave. Thurs.--Cottage meeting, 8 p.m. in Cobalt. North. Phone 140, 1-t.£. WHAT IS BETTER IN TH TAKE A DAY OFF? TASTE; Dine on Sunday at Hotel Haileybury GOOD FOOD, COOKED TO YOUR COURTEOUS SERVICE E SPRINGTIME THAN TO AND You will enjoy "SONGS 7.15 p.m. every SATURDAY ET OT Te TO REMEMBER" CJKL J : and D} PO Vannier was 23 at the time| ;Guy and Francis, who are both! aay : au : C the) words of praise for the service overseas. Their fourth son, Jean following were pallbearers: M. T |rendered by the young pilot offi- is in the army and at present here Foster, John O'Hara, P. Philibert | cer. 'on leave from Petawawa. he was reported missing while on} There has been a gradual low- coastal command and operating © of the water level on Lake out of Britain. There were six in. L¢miskaming during the past the crew of the bomber on whick week and the entire length of the he was serving at the time, and,2™port breakwater is now visible Mr. Vannier said he had learned that none of them have ever been! heard of since. They had little! hope that their son was alive, he In loving memory of Albert Milroy. said. Mr. and Mrs. Vannier have; who passed away on June 17th, 1944 two other sons with the RCAF | --Sadly missed by his widow, Daughters and Sons. In Mernoriam Township of Bucke NOMINATION MEETING } } q b 7 } Municipal Chambers, North Cobalt 7 e ) Friday, JUNE 15th 3 at 2 P.M. q } b Foa the purpose of filling a vacancy on the Town- ship Council caused by the recent death of Councillor Charles Price EE 'AMM, COBALT ETT A CLASSIC Fiinea| Thurs. Sat. JUNE 14th, 15th, 16th Deanna Durbin in Can't Help Singing Mon. Tues. THURS., FRI., SAT. Michael Lloyd O'SHEA - NOLAN Circumstantial Evidence ~: é z Century-tos 2 (Nicoll de Prcture 3 that te a i doubie- crossing = - , dame, foo!" "Cross-Eyed Bull" MONDAY and TUESDAY JUNE 18th and 19th SINGING... the immortal love songs of SIGMUND ROMBERG including the ever popular" Will You Remember?" So JEANETTE MACDONALD NELSON EDDY The picture that will live in your heart --forever! Main Street After Dark PARAMOUNT NEWS DAY DEATH VALLEY WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY JUNE 20th and 2i1st with PHILIP DORN and MARY ASTOR Short "ON GUARD" Please Note--These Theatres are open on Alternate Days. STRAND : CLASSIC HAILEYBURY COBALT