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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN Local and Personal Miss Theresa Venne is spending | a holiday at Chichester, Que. Mr. and Mrs. Don McArthur were in town last week renewing ac quaintances. Miss Sally Hurst is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, P. M. Fleming. Mrs. John Leliever of Toronto, a former resident is in town stay- ing at Hotel Hailybury. Mrs. M. E. Whitby and children have gone to Parry Sound to visit Mrs. Whitby's sister. Miss Evelyn Pipe of Toronto, ishome fora visit with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe George Schneider, accompa- nied his son, William, and Mrs. Schneider to Sudbury on Mon- day. Mrs. J. W. Morrison and Miss Dorothy spent part of the last week visiting relatives and friends in Ottawa. Miss Jean Kranz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Kranz, is a patient at Sick Children's Hospi- tal, Toronto. Mrs. F. C. Byram, Brockville, is visiting her brother, Mr, E. L. MacVeigh and Mrs, MacVeigh at Moore's Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Inch and daughter, of Sudbury, are visit- ing Mr. Inch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Inch, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis of Hamilton are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott on Probyn street. Tea hostesses at the Golf Club for August 8th, will be Mrs, H. L. Slaght, Mrs. H. Park and Mrs. H. E. Nauss. On Sunday, July 29th, the Haileybury Masonic Lodge are holding their annual picnic to Paradis Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gannon of Sudbury, stopped a few days on theis way home from a visit to Kirkland Lake. . Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Steeves and little son, David, of Toronto, are visiting Mr, Steeves' father, Mr. E. S. Steeves. Tea hostesses at the Golf Club on August Ist, will be Mrs. W. Pape, Mrs: R. Hutchinson and Mrs. W. Tough. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones of Kingston spent last week with | Mrs. Jones" parents, Mr, Mrs. Fred Austin, and Mrs, F. W. Hutt i is spending the week with Reverend and Mrs, D. A. MacKeracher at their sumrer camp near Huntsville. Mr. Nick Woodend of Toronto is home to spend a two-week va- cation with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Woodend. BORN--On July 12th, 1951, at Misericordia Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oslund, a dau- ghter, Margaret Ann, Sister Isabelle of St. Joseph's College, North Bay, is spending a holiday with her father, Mr, John O'Hara, and her sisters. Mr. Robert Cunningham, geo- logist with the Dominion Gulf Oil Company, is in town visiting his wife and son on Brewster St. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Blair and son, Bobbie, are visiting Mr. Blair's sister, Mrs. W. Cavanagh and Mrs, Cavanagh at Weldmar, Ont. Miss Margaret Lyon returned to Kingston after spending the week-end with her mother and brother, Mrs. R. C. Lyon, and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hughes of Gowganda spent a few days en route to. visit their son, Romley (Rusty) and Mrs, Hughes i in Sy- racuse, N.Y. Mr, and Mrs. Alf. Allard and two children of Alfred, Ont., are spending a vacation with Mr. Al- lard's mother, and other members of the family. Miss Margaret Lemon of Kirk- land Lake is spending a holiday with her parents, Mr,.and-Mrs.. Stan Lemon, and her grandfather Mr. Thos, Lemon, - Mr. and Mrs. Grierson and her three children from Ajax, arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Grierson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. McLauchlan. Miss Clare Cotnam and Miss Violet Chesser motored to Killa- loe to spend the week-end. Two of Miss Cotnam's aunts returned with them for a visit. Canon and Mrs. Cyril Goodier are in Hamilton this week visit- ing one of Canon Goodier's sis- ters, who is ill, They will return to town today (Thursday). James G. Mitchell of Oshawa was here for week-end at the home of Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Miss Dorothy Morrison returned to Toronto by motor Sunday. Steven and Peter Bond left last Friday for a five week holiday to Sturgeon Lake and_ Brachin. Their grandfather, Mr. Bond, mo- tored up and took them down. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Sheldon and son, Jimmy, are here from Lard er Lake for a visit with Mrs. Sheldon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Ross and other relatives. Mrs. A. D. Dickson and son. George, of Toronto, are in town to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murphy. \Mr. Murphy is very ill in Misericordia Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Gorrie, and son Jackie, of Toronto, and Miss Shirley Gorrie of North Bay, are spending a holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Gor- rie, Mrs. N. Austin, and granddau- ghter, Miss Nancy Herron, spent a two week's vacation as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borgford at their cottage on Mary Lake, Muskoka. Mr, and Mrs, Reinhart Hassel- bring and small son, Reinhart, visited at the parental home last week, visiting Mr. and Mrs, Phil Lafrange and Mr. A. Hasselbring and Miss Nancy. Mrand Mrs. Neil Speicher and son of Toronto, are in town staying with Mr, Speicher's pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Speicher, View street. Neil is on a business trip through Northern Ontario. Mrs. M. McNulty left for No- randa last Friday to be with her sister, who is ill. While there she expects to attend the ladies' field day at the golf club, An invita- tion was received by the Hailey- bury club to attend it. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter' Hitchfeld, Montreal, on July 24th, 1951, a son--brother for Paul. The little boy was born on [Condensed Ads FOR SALE--Blectric Stove, Annex; Oak dining table. Apply 78 Brewster Sc. Tele- phone 139, 20-1-* FOR SALE--Walnut Buffet, good condition. $20.00. Phone 160. 20-1-* LOST--Spinning Rod on West Road Wharf. Finder please contact Haileyburian Office. Reward. 20-1-* SLAB WOOD--Dry, Stove Lengths; cord or load lots, $4,00 per cord F.O.B. K. Lytle Phone. 19-4* FOR SALE--Raspberries, must be picked during day and delivered same evening. Also Garden Vegetables, all kinds. Phone 356. Mrs. A. Levert. 19-2-" FOR SALE--Six-roomed House, with all conveniences; hardwood floors throughout; garage, laundry tubs. For further particu- lars see C. F. Tuer, K.C. 19-2-* FOR SALE--1950 Pontiac 4-door Sedan, with hydromatic, radio, air condition; mileage 18,000. Half cash, balance 12 months. Apply R. J. Fleming, Haileybury. 13-tf FOR SALE--1947 Maple Leaf 2-ton stake truck. Apply P. M. Fleming Limited. 13-t.f. POR RENT--Vacuum Cleaner, floor polisher, by the day. Apply Beatrty Washer Store, CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar SLABS HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard : Ontario" Phones 442 and 442B° his grandparents (Mr. and Mrs. N. Morissette) wedding anniver- sary. Mr. George Caldbick has as his guests his daughter Mrs. (Dr.) Brennan and her son and daugh- ter from Toronto; Mrs George Caldbick and her two children from Ottawa, and Jack Cain, his nephew from Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kearns of Barrie , Ont., spent the week-end with Mrs. Kearns' sister, Mrs. P. Mr. Fleming and Mr. Fleming. They had been to Kirkland Lake to attend the wedding of their nephew, Phil. Hurst, to Miss A. M. George. Mr. and Mrs. D, A. Carmichael of Toronto stopped off a few days on their way back from Sioux Lookout, where they went to visit Mr. Hugh Carmichael. They re- port that the roads were in sur- prisingly good condition except for a few miles around Kapuska- sing. Miss Marion Crossley, R.N., of Toronto and King, Ont., came North to spend a yacation at Te- magami, but she liked the cli- mate so well up here that she joined the nursing staff at Miseri- cordia Hospital for the summer. Miss Crossley has been doing pri- vate duty work at the Woman's College Hospital. vv \VEDDING BELLS COUSINS--JOHNSON Haileybury United Church manse was the scene of the wed- ding recently of Mildred Maria Johnson, and William Bruce Cou- sins,the Rev. H.C. Matier officia- ating. _The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson Haileybury, and the bridegroom the son of A. C. Cousins, and the late Mrs. Cousins, Carberry, Man. Beautiful white cutwork or- gandy was chosen by the bride for her wedding gown fashioned with fitted bodice, buttoned to the waist and dolman sleeves. Her skirt was fully gathered, and she wore matching hat and gloves Yellow carnations, blue cornflow- ers and stephanotis formed the nosegay she carried. Mrs. Willard Hopkins, the bride's attendant, wore pink nylon marquisette with matching hat and mitts. She carried a nosegay FOR HIGHEST PRICES Your Blueberries--all you consignment. References: 86 Front St. E. SHIP YOUR BLUEBERRIES TO LISTER'S at good prices Our established outlets are willing to pay Top Prices for well-filled baskets. Over quarter century on Toronto Whole- sale Fruit Market. Shipping tags sent free on request. Bank of Montreal F. G. Lister & Co. Limited Toronto, Ont. AND PROMPT RETURNS can send us--can be sold Ship to us on Phone EL6151 of aries carnations, delphiniums and sweet peas. Phillip Willer of Barrie best man. A reception at the bride's home followed the.ceremony, when the bride's mother received guests wearing navy and white crepe with navy accessories and a cor- sage of pink and white carna- tions. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Phillip Willer, also received. gowned in navy lace over satin. She wore a hat of white straw with white accessories and a cor- sage of pink carnations, The bride wore a suit of pow- ed blue with white straw hat and white accessories for a honey- moon trip to Ottawa. On their return the couple will live in Sud- bury. was HOLLANDS-HURST - GEORGE A mauve and white color theme was carried throughout Holy Name Church, Kirkland Lake on Saturday morning last for the wedding of Anna Mae George daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. George, Kirkland Lake, to Mr. Philip Hollands-Hurst, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hol- lands-Hurst of Haileybury. Given in marriage by here fath- er, the lovely bride was gowned in __. tice white organdy over taffeta. Blueberries Mrs. Robert Armstrong, as matron of honor, wore an orchid organdy gown over orchid taffeta. As bridesmaid, Miss Sally Hurst was frocked in orchid organdy over periwinnkle blue taffeta. Basil Boisvert acted as grooms- man, and Vic and Gerry George ushered the wedding guests. A reception was held in the Curling Club rooms following the ceremony. Mrs. eGorge received Dr. J. S. Ledwell PHYSICIAN SURGEON 23 Brewster Street Office hours: 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Except Wednesday and Sunday Phone 65 By Appointment: Weed Inspector NOTICE UNDER THE WEED CONTROL ACT I require all property owners in the Township of Bucke to destroy the noxious Weeds, or Weed Seeds found on land within my juris- diction. T. R. MILLS, Township of Bucke EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single bill. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. LAST SHOWING TONIGHT: "American Guerilla in the Phillipines' Tyrone Power, Mich- evline Presle. with BURT LANCASTER This Week's Offers are : FRIDAY - SATURDAY (Technicolor) JULY 27th and 28th Vengeance Valley CARTOON and NEWS FRIDAY IS PHOTO-NITE Ist, $300; 2nd, $300; 3rd, $15.00 ROBERT WALKER MON., TUES., with JAMES STEWART Cartoon, Sport Short, News (Technicolor) JULY Wth and 3lst Broken Arrow JEFF CHANDLER . Matinee, Monday 2.00 p.m. WED., THURS. Wi ith Fred MacMURRAY, _ Family Honeymoon | Musical Western, Cartoon 'and News AUGUST Ist and 2nd Claudette COLBERT Matinee Wed., 7. p.m. rg Plus: | FRI, SAT. JULY 27, 28 THE REDHEAD AND THE COWBOY GLENN FORD, RHONDA FLEMING, EDMUND O'BRIEN Added Attraction "MAD WEDNESDAY" Starring Harold Lloyd NEWS and CARTOON Mon., Tues., July 30, 31 September Affair JOAN FONTAINE JOSEPH COTTON Added Attraction "BELLE LE GRAND" Vera Ralston, John Carroll Also SCREEN SNAPSHOTS Wed, Thur., August 1, 2 SIROCCO HUMPHREY BOGART MARTA TOREN --Added Attraction--f#f "Her First Romance" Margaret O'Brien "COLORED CARTOON THURSDAY, JULY 26th, 1951 and was assisted by the groom's aunt, Mrs. P. M. Fleming. Hailey- bury. For a honeymoon trip to Quebec City and the Laurentians. the bride chose a beige suit with emerald green accessories. On their return the newly wed couple will reside in Orillia. Every man, woman and child in Canada will this year pay about $400 in taxes, about $300 of which ill go to Ottawa. Announcement I, Victor Tukkanen, will not be sible for any debts contracted in my name, after this date, without my written consent 20-3-c respon 9 WAYS TO AVOID HEAT FEVER Doctors recently discovered heat fever in children may result from indoor heat as well as from the sun. Learn the symptoms and treatment of heat fever. Read "Heat Fever" in The American Weekly, famous magazine with this Sunday's (July 29A) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times FOR SALE COMFORTABLE HOME Centrally Located Apply to. E. M. McCuaig REGISTERED BROKER Phone 135 Haileybury wr FLOORS SANDED Make Them look like New Phone 339 M. Cormier vy, For Prompt Service Call UNION TAXI Phones 88 and 235 Ea FRI., SAT. JULY 27, 28 RAWHIDE TYRONE POWER, SUSAN HAYWARD DEAN JAGGER Added Attraction "ADAM and EVELYN" Stewart Granger Jean Simmons Plus COLORED CARTOON EE After Sunday Midnight Mon., Tues., July 30, 31 THE REDHEAD AND THE COWBOY GLENN FORD RHONDA FLEMING Added Attraction "MAD WEDNESDAY" Starring Harold Lloyd Plus NEWS and CARTOON Wed, Thur., August 1, 2 September Affair JOAN FONTAINE JOSEPH COTTON Added Attraction "BELLE LE GRAND" Vera Ralston, John Carroll SCREEN SNAPSHOTS