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Page Four DBE THURSDAY, JUNE 19th, 1947 - Local and Personal St. Paul's W.A. will hold a garden tea on the rectory ground on July 17 next. BORN--At Haileybury on June 5, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cooke, a daughter} Miss Barbara Summerby of Paris, Ont., is in Haileybury fora visit with her sister, Mrs: Frank Peter, and Mr. Peter. Sterling Connolly a. former Haileyburian, was in town late last week from -Timmins for a brief visit with friends. Miss E. D. Little, who has spent the past few .weeks in Ithaca, N.Y., -has returned to Haileybury for the summer. Mr. Lorne Herbert, who has been on an extended business trip to Toronto, Niagara-.Falls and Buffalo, is at present :in Ottawa for the Marian Congress. Sunday school pupils of the United church are 'reminded to bring their flowers. to church next Sunday. The pupils will gather in the basement at 10.45 and proceed upstairs by classes at the beginning of the service. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Jenkins and family are in town from Ganan- oque, Ont. for a visit with the doctor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jenkins. The doctor is get- ting in the odd fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitby of Port Perry and their-son, Pat, of the Fleet Air Arm, were in towr over the week-end for a vist with Mr.:and Mrs. Whitby Sr., and Mr.-and Mrs. M. E, Whitby. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion would like very much to have a. few volunteers from among the Legion member- ship; on Friday evening, to help wax the floors in the hall. The ladies are trying to have the hall spic.and span for the Zone meet- ing.on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. E. Proulx have four of their children home for the summer holidays. . They are: Marcel from Scollard Hall North Bay; Claude from the Sac- red Heart Coltege, Sudbury, and the Misses Francoise and Fer- nande, who are attending school at a convent in Amos, Que. Don Duponte, alias Don Taylor, alias Don White, was sentenced to concurrent terms of one month in jail on two charges of theft, when he appeared before Magis- trate M. G. Gould here. He plead- ed guilty to stealing a spray gun from the Department of High- ways and an electric razor froma New Liskeard jewelry store. Temiskaming Builders and Contractors Limited Haileybury, Ontario General Contractors Mine Buildings, Comercial SECOND BEAR KILLED IN CLOVER VALLEY; SHEEP LOSSES CEASE Loss of sheep by bears on the Clover Valley farms has appar- ently been halted as no further animals have been destroyed since our last report. The bears, how- ever, are not escaping so easily and last week-end Foster Rice re- ported he had bagged the second bear for the spring season. The animal was a fair-sized one, he said, and he had no great diffi- culty in getting a shot. although others in the neighborhood had hunted without success. The area to the west of Haileybury, in hoth Bucke and Firstbrook town- ships, appears to be the favorite feeding grounds for the bears, and each spring the farmers lose some of their stock, usually sheep. Calves have been killed on some occasions as well. LOCAL FIRE BRIGADE WILL HAVE TEAM IN COMING TOURNAMENT The Haileybury fire brigade will have a team in the big tour- nament of the Temiskaming Fire- men's Association on July 1. The annual event will be held in No- randa, Que., this year and 10 or 12 firemen under chief K. R. Wat- son will be on hand. A bus has been chartered from the MclIsaac Transportation company and the smoke eaters will leave early in the morning and return late at night. There will be a sufficient number of men left to take care of any emergencies that may arise, the chief says. The boys had a workout on Tuesday evening for the first time and practice will continue on every suitable opportunity be- tween now and the big day. They are determined to give a good ac- count of themselves and hope to win one or two of the valuable prizes that are always provided for these tournaments. The town of. Mattawa is the latest community to report ser- ious flooding, with the water reaching the main streets. (== SS SS SS [Condensed Ads| Party Wishing to Drive to Hamilton or Toronto, this week-end prefer- ably; would share expenses. Phone 102, Haileybury. 14-1-* For SaleTwo Cows, with calves one month old. Enquire at Haileyburian Office. 14-1-* For Sale--Large Dining Table, six feet long; in good condition. $25.00 Mrs. E. E. Hellens, North Cobalt. 14-1-* For Rent--Two new, Modern Offices on Ferguson Abenue. Telephone 14-t.f. Wanted--Handyman wants part-time employment in evenings. Telephone 29A. 14-1* RR, WEDDING BELLS oor ne WILSON--BEEDHAM ° _Rey. Canon P. Morland Lamb offi- ciated at the marriage of Margaret Anne Beedham last Saturday jin St. Cuthbert's church, Leaside. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beedham, and the groom, William Gordon Wilson, son of Dr. and. Mrs. David Gordon Wilson of Haileybury. Anita Goggio was soloist.. The bride wore traditional white satin and finger- tip length veil held by a tiara of pearls. Her bouquet was a cascade of white carnations and lilies of the valley. Bar- bara Coltman. maid of honor, wore pale yellow organdy; and bridesmaids Betty Storer and Mrs D. B. Collings were gowned in organdy of a pale blue shade. Dana B. Collings was best man. and ushers were Gordon McGorman and Harold White. For the reception the bride's mother chose a gray crepe gown | with yellow roses, and the groom's mother wore navy sheer with pink rose corsage. ' Leaving on a motor trip, the bride wore a pale grey suit with black patent accessories and a corsage of red car- nations. They will make their home in Kapuskasing. Both are graduates of the University of Toronto in chemical engineering. The bride is a member of Alpha-Chi Omega: sorority and the groom of Kappa Sigma fraternity-- Toronto Star. > eAnnouncement Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart 'an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Dorothy Alice, to Mr. Francis C Simpson, son of. Mr. and Mrs..F. W. Simpson, of Timmins; the marriage to take place in Albert Gospel Hall, July 5th, at 4 p.m. LADIES' AUXILIARY OF LEGION TO SPONSOR NAVY LEAGUE TAG DAY The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, under the chair- manship of Mrs. Rita Cooke, will sponsor the annual Navy League tag day, which will be held in Aaileybury on Saturday of this week, June 21. It is hoped that the response will be a generous one, as the peacetime activities of the League are always increasing. For more than 50 years,- the league has been the official agency dealing with men of the sea, op- erating clubs and hostels at the principal ocean ports, providing educational services and sponsor- ing a nation-wide youth training program that gives guidance to many thousands of 'teen-age lads. Better not be caught without a tag on Saturday. OBITUARY | MISS ALICE LEVEILLE Miss Alice Leveille. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Leveille of North Cobalt, passed away in Misericordia Hospital last week, in her 25th year. She had been ill for almost a year, en- tering the hospital in July last. Miss Leveille was born in Earlton and spent her whole life in the district. She is survived by her parents, five HAILEYBURIAN sisters and five brothers. The sisters are Misses Cecile and Georgette, at the Blue Line Tea Room here; Helen, Laura and Lorraine, at home. The brothers are George Leveille of Cobalt, Alcide, Leon, Marcel and Alfred at home. The funeral was held on Thursday morning, June 12, with the service in the North Cobalt Roman Catholic church, conducted by Rev. Fathers Trudel, Dehaies and St. Louis. Pall- bearers were Marcel Pepin, Paul and Wilfrid Leveille) Omer and Charlie Maille and Antonio Paiement. Rela- tives and friends from out of town at- tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Paiement, Mr. and Mrs. A. Paiement, Mr. and Mrs. Michel Paiement, Mr. and Mrs. Osias Leveille, Mr. and Mrs. Telesphore Leveille, Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Maille, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Maille, Charlie and Raoul Maille, all of Earlton; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Paie- ment, Lorrainville; Mrs. Joseph Hetu Ramore; Mrs. A. Desrochers, Mrs. B. Beaudoin, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Mes- sier, Mrs. J. A. Morrissette, all of Kirkland Lake; Marcel Penin, Anson- ville: Mrs. J. B. Neven, St. Jerome, Quebec MRS. MARY LEGROW Funeral services were held in Holy Cross church, Haileybury, on Friday morning last for a pioneer of the dist- riit, Mrs. Mary Legrow, who -passed away at her home here on Wednesday. She was in her 91st year and was the widow of the late John Legrow, who died six years ago on their farm in Casey township. Mrs. Legrow was born at Marmora Hastings county, Ontario, on January 2nd, 1857, was married there at an early age and on Octover 3rd, 1940, observed the 65th anniversary of her wedding at the farm home. She came to Hailey- bury two years ago to live with her son. Jerry Legrow, and her daughter, Mrs. Catherine McIntyre. ; Mr. and Mrs. Legrow came to the North in 1909. after some years spent on a farm in their native county. They lived in Harley township for five years and then moved to Casey, where they cleared a farm from the virgin bush and raised their family. Surviving are four sons and two dauchters. The sons are Jerry Iegrow Hailevbury: Tohn of Dunarquet. Oue. Thomas in Toronto, and William New Tickeard. Tt- dauchtere are Mrs Henry Tackson of Belle Vallee and Mrs McIntvre of Haileyburv. A third dauchter. Mrs. Henry Bertrand, died in New Liskeard 11 vears ago. Also surviving are two sisters. Mrs. Toseph Kirkev. Belle Vallee. and Mrs. Peters Grand Opening Service Pentecostal Assembly Broadway St., Haileybury Wed., June 25 7.30 p.m. Speaker--Pastor E. Ford, Kirk- land Lake; also Rev. J. Spillenaar Kirkland Lake Look for Sign "JESUS SAVES" Pastor--M. Almey Minnows For Sale--Constant during the season. Call at "Tooty" Rose's 114 Brewster St. 14-2* Wanted--At once, reliable housekeep- er; good wages; two adults; references required Mrs. H. S. Hennessy, Lake Shore Road. 13-t.£. Wanted--Waitresses Wanted. Apply at Hotel Haileybury. 13-tf. Man Wanted for Rawleigh District of 1500 families. Good profits for hust- lers. Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept. Refrigeration Service & Repairs to Washing Machines Phone 86 (After hours 706) All Service Guarantéed C. A. GREEN, New Liskeard United Church REV. L. E SMITH, B..A., B.D. ll am. FLOWER SERVICE oases VISITORS. WELCOME E.M. McCUAIG INSURANCE. and REAL ESTATE PHONES: Residence 13° TOY, Office 250 Buildings, Domestic Build- ML-F-224/s, Montreal. 12-4-c ings and Repairs House For Sale--Immediate occupancy P.O. Box 997 Phone 17 Apply E, M. McCuaig, Phone 135 12-3-c Wanted--Waitress. Apply at Hotel Matabanick. 11-tf. For Remodelling, Repairs and General For General Contracting, call Hilton Brown. 1 10-3* Stubborn Skin Ailments respond tc "Kleerex'--the quick healing salve-- for Eczema, Psoriasis, Itch, Impetigo Ringworm, etc. Two strengths-- medium, strong 5Uc, $1.00 at ail druggists. 3-1-c Nervous, Rundown men need VIGOR- INE--the 'pep' tonic, for new vitality 15-day treatment $1.00. At all drug- ARSTAEI WHEN STOMACH'S UPSET NYAL ANTACID POWDER Rorke Avenue highly beneficial preporation for effec: tive, dependable relief, in such dis tresting stomoch conditions ex over Indulgence, nervous indigestion, WHITBY'S PHARMACY WHY WAIT? PHONE 58 supply | EMPIRE noviiccccs: NewLiskeard Matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. single bill. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m. Special Matinee Monday at 4.15 Show at 7 and 9 p.m. Last Showing Tonight! "MAGNIFICENT DOLL" Ginger Rogers and David Niven Somewhere JOHN HODIAK My Pal ROY ROGERS Added--Cartoon and News FRIDAY and SATURDAY Double Feature -----Second Hit---- JUNE 20th, 21st in the Night NANCY GUILD Trigger and TRIGGER Matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. of Storthoaks, Sask., and one brother Michael, also of Storthoaks. There is along line of descendants, including 54 grandchildren. 70 great grandchild- ren and five great great grandchildren. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Father Pinsonnault. Rev. Fa- ther Robitaille and Rev. Father Mar- tineau. Four of Mrs. Legrow's grand- sons, Charles Legrow, Frank Bertrand, Thos. Bertrand and Albert Jackson together with Bert McIntyre and Bill Glassford, were the pallbearers. Inter- ment was in the Roman Catholic ceme- tery, Haileybury. Card oF Thanks Mr. Jerry Legrow, Mrs. McIntyre and the family wish to erpress their appreciation of the kind attention and service. and sincere thanks to their many friénds for the sympathy and service, and sincere thanks to their many friends for the sympathy shown during their recent bereavement in the illness and death of a devoted mother, Mrs. Mary Legrow. Open Mon., Wed. Fri., Sat. FRI, SAT. JUNE 20, 21 MIRACLE ON 34th STREET with Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn Added Feat ture-- WILD WEST In Color with Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ates, Sarah Padden Also "Mother Huba Huba" and Chapter 15 "SON of the GUARDSMAN" MONDAY JUNE 23 A LIKELY STORY with Bill Williams, Barbara Hale, Lanny Rees Added Attraction DAKOTA with John Wayne, Vera Ral- ston, Walter Brennan, Ward Bond Also "Peacetime Football" and Latest News WEDNESDAY, THE LOCKET with Brian Aherne, Laraine Day, Robert Mitchum, Gene Raymond JUNE 25 Pai daea Pon th res (Adult Entertainment) SUSPENSE with BELITA, Barry Sulli- van, Bonita Granville é Also "Screen Snapshots" Card of Thanks Mr. James Morton and sons wish to express sincere thanks to their many friends who showed such great kind- ness and sympathy during the time of their recent beravement through the death of Mrs. Morton. PUBLIC S TENOGRAPHER Typing and Shorthand Confidential Business and Domestic Work Done KEN. PRESLEY Box 389 Phone 244 3 FRI., SAT. JUNE 20, 21 A LIKELY STORY with Bill Williams, Barbara Hale, Lanny Rees Added Attraction DAKOTA with John Wayne, Vera Ral- ston, Walter Brennan, Ward Bond Also "Peacetime Football" and Latest News and Chapter 15 "Son of the Guardsman" MON., TUE., JUNE 23, 24 THE LOCKET with Brian Aherne, Laraine Day, Robert Mitchum, Gene Raymond Added Attraction (Adult Entertainment) SUSPENSE with BELITA, Barry Sulli- van, Bonita Granville Also "Screen Snapshots" WED., THUR., JUNE 25, 26 CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA (In Technicolor) Dick Ellen, Cesar Romero, Celeste Holm with Haymes, Vera Added Attraction FOR THE LOVE OF RUST with Ted Donaldson, Powers, Ann Doran Also "Crying Wolf" Tom FRIDAY IS PHOTO-NITE Names called Last Week for Offers: For Ist Offer, $290.00--Mr. Roy Stewart, Laborer, Cobalt For 2nd Offer, $195.00--Mr. Geo. Shortt, May St., N. Liskeard For 3rd Offer, $75.00--Mr, D. R. McAlary, John St., N. Liskeard THIS WEEK'S OFFERS ARE: 1st Offer--$290.00 2nd Offer--$195.00 3rd Offer--$90.00 Come to Empire Theatre Friday Night--YOU may win an offer! MONDAY -- TUESDAY JUNE 23rd, 24th IN TECHNICOLOR Gallant Bess MARSHALL THOMPSON JIM DAVIS Added--Short, Cartoon and News Matinee Monday at 4.15 WED., THURS., JUNE 25th, 26th . : Sister Kenny ROSALIND RUSSELL ALEXANDER KNOX Added--Cartoon Matinee Wednesday at 4.15 Give the Family a Rest THIS WEEK-END DINE in the Quiet Restful Surroundings of Hotel Haileybury Tables may be Reserved Good Food Cooked to Your Taste Courteous Efficient Service Dinner Served 12 to 1.30 We cater to Weddings and Parties, both small and large! 6 to 8 Telephone 100 Every SATURDAY You Will Enjoy "Songs to Remember" CJKL 7.30. p.m.