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PAE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, MAY. Ist, 1952 SI Miss Marjorie Beasley has re- turned home from Queen's Uni- versity. Miss Audrey McLean of North Bay spent the week-end with Miss Anita Plaunt, A meeting of St. Paul's W.A. be held in the parish hall on Tues day, May 6th at 3 p.m. Harold Paul, formerly of Hail- eybury, was a visitor from the Timmins area this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Mawhin- ney of Kirkland Lake spent the week-end visiting in town. Mrs. Ernie Jervis and little son of Sudbury are visiting with Mrs. Carriere on Browning street. Mrs. Ben Norris of Timmins is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Liddicot in town. Mr. Harvey Middough of En- glehart spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plaunt. Mrs. R.D. Cumming entertained at tea on Friday: April 24th for Mrs, Scriver and members of the L.0.D.E. Che annual Ladies' Night of the Haileybury Masonic Lodge will be held on Friday evening at 7.30 in the banquet hall of the Masonic Temple. Don't forget the big Cash Bingo sponsored by the Kinsmen Club in the Cobalt Community Hall tonight at 8 p.m. The door prize is $35.00. Mrs. Maud Mawhinney, who has spent the winter months with her daughter, Mrs- W. N. Down- at Englehart, has returned for the summer. ard home The Kinsmen Club are holding their big Cash Bingo in the Cobalt Community Hall tonight a 8 jp.m. You may be the lucky winner of a $35.00 door prize. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tomney and their two children, Edward and Leonard, and Mrs. Temney Sr., of Schumacher are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunn. Corporal Bud Dempster, with the RCAF, is home on leave from Resolute Bay, Northwest Terri- tories. After his leave, he will return to White Horse in the Yu- kon Lorne returned home this after spending the past few months in Labrador. He is intent on gathering some dia- mond drillers and helpers to take back with him; Berry Ww eek, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. G. Hayward left on Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio: where they will visit for a week with Mr. W. H. Staunton before returning to their home in Trail, British Columbia. The Sixth British Common- wealth Forestry Conference. which will attract forestry ex- perts from twenty-six Common- wealth countries, will meet in Ottawa commencing August 11th Mrs, A. Huard and Mrs. Wes. Liscumb have returned from 3racebridge where they attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Alllen McCracken. They were accompanied by their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Blackmore of Sudbury. 'Dark clouds threatened and a worried little boy said to his mother "You'd better bring my truck in off the verandah". Oh I think it's fine where it is. The rain won't come in there". But he thought very hard and said, "but the rain might be bended, you know." And it might, you know. so the truck came in. St. George's Cross (England) over St. Andrew's Cross (Scot- land) formed the flag in use on the seas from 1606 and on both land and sea in 1707--the union of England and Scotland--until 1801 when Ireland came into the Union and the addition of St. Pat- rick's Cross completed the picture On Tuesday evening, the 29th of April, Mrs. Janet Caughey was surprised when the Cobalt and Haileybury ladies of Albert Gos- pel Hall had a miscellaneous - shower for her forthcoming mar- riage. Afer reading of the scrip- tures and hymns, she was pre- sented with a decorated basket filled with gifts. Refreshments were served and Mrs, Rowdonof Cobalt poured tea. The Haileybury Art Club in- vites you to attend a lecture by Mr. Thor Hansen on Tuesday evening, May 13th, at 8 p.m. in the Haileybury High School, Mr. Hansen is Art Director and Pub- lic Relations Executive for the B.A. Oil Company and is touring Northern Ontario to speak to service clubs, Church groups and business organizations. There will be no admission charge for the lecture. On Monday night from 8.00 to 9.00, CBC Trans-Canada will sa- lute the opening of the Salvation Army's annual Red Shield cam- paign with a special show. There will be music by the Leslie Bell Singers and an orchestra under Howard Cable; a documentary by Joseph Schull about the Salva- tion Army in Canada 70 years ago and its advances since then and brief remarks by Claire Wal lace and Commissioner William R. Dalziel. The Tennis Club will meet on Monday, May 5th, at 7.30 p.m.in the Legion Hall. Films on tennis will_be shown and everyone is welcome, The Rummage Sale under the auspices of the St. Paul's W.A will be held on Friday, May 2nd at 9.00. Although the recent fire in the hall dida good deal of dam- age, workers have been busy all week putting it in order, Contrary to any reports you may hear, the sale will be as planned in the parish hall. On Sunday afternoon, about 15 Northery Ski Club members from Cobalt, Haileybury and New Lis- keard rolled up their sleeves and got to work cleaning up the de- bris at the Club, in preparation for re-building. Mr. A. Speicher is in charge of the new project and the walls are going up now with material brought in from the surrounding areas. The ex- ecutive urges all hands on deck to help on Saturday,and Sunday afternoons. Donations of mater- ial and labor would be greatly ap- preciated. Meantime, the Build- ing Fund is coming along nicely and the Club wishes to thank all those who have contributed so far. A note of interest to Hailey- bury folks is the marriage of Mrs. Margaret Lusk, who lived on_ Florence street in Haileybury for some time. Wedding vows were exchanged by Mrs. Lusk and Geo, Mackewen in St. John's Anglican Ghurch, New Liskeard with the Rev. N. D. Knox officiat- Condensed Ads| GARDEN PLOUGHING. also done, Phone 1614. Farm ploughing C. Hopkins, ty 8-1-c T, E. Hoover, Radio Repairing. House Wir- ing and electric appliances. Phone 815, Haileybury, Ont. 8-2.-¢ ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. Phone 562, after 6 p.m. 8-2-* FOUND--Pair of Glasses, between Browning St. and Ron Morissette residence on Rorke Ave Town Office and paying for this ad. 8-le FOI SALE--Inboard Motor Boat. Greavette, Disappearing propellor. Phone 560. 8-lc THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, as administrator of the estate of Walter Johnson, offers for sale a 1936 Chevrolet Coach, serial No. 612910677, located at the residence of the above-named deceased at North Cobalt, On- tario, Offers to purchase, accompanied by 10% certified deposits, should be forwarded to the Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall, To- Owner may have same by calling at_ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Naughton were the attendants ~ After the ceremony the bridal couple went to the home of Mrs. Lusk's daughter, Mrs. Roy Had- dow and a wedding lunch was served. The couple will make their home in Harley township. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Runnalls announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Ellen Corrine to Lieut, Lionel Gywnn Gibbins Holt- by, R-C.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Holtby of Prince Rupert, B.C. The wedding wifl take place Saturday, May 24th, in the Haileybury United Church. Engagement; Mrs. Elizabeth Ross wishes to announce the t of her y daugh 8 i Marna Joan to Mr. B. Tedesco of Cochrane. The marriage will-take place in the Bishop Anderson Memorial Church early in May. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fernholm, Cobalt Ontario, announce the engagement of their daughter, June Helen Kathleen to Donald Robert Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming of Haileybury. The marriage will take place early in June in St. Paul's An- glican Church, Haileybury, Ontario. Meet the Clown of Clowns Playwright Anita Loos writes about Em- met Kelly, famous circus clown who became a living caricature to make people laugh. She tells, in this Sunday's (May 4) issue of The American Weekly, exclusively with Detroit Sunday Tmes how Kelly makes every mem- ber of his audience feel he is performing for him alone, z Cooking School Stresses ard Cooke. Flora McFarlane, Mrs. Liddicot isi = A Wearever Double Boiler--Mrs. Mrs. Farmer, Miss K. Keddie, ~ (Continued from Page 1) G. W. Ross Ruth Cumming, Mrs. &. J. At- Diamond Drilling Co. -- Naucy Milk Tickets--Gazriel Cote. chison. Maurice. Orange Rosettes--Mrs. W. S = Purse, donated by the Evelyn Shoppe--Mrs. C. F, Cockshutt. Apron and Oven Mitts, donated by Abraham's Store -- Collen Doherty. Set Kitchen Tins: donated by Allard Hardware--Irene Lemay Cake Plate, donated by Mrs. Whorley--Mrs. J. Gilks. Toilet Set, donated by Whitby's --Mrs. J. Boudreau. Umbrella, donated byMrs. J. FE. Grant--Mrs. G. Gervais. Tweed Perfume. donated by Smallman's--Dorothy Bradley. Pyrex Casserole--Mrs. A. Beaty Pyrex Bowl Set--Mres. John O'Grady. | Meringue Shells Filled--Mrs, A. Speicher, Esther Cragg. Theatre Tickets--Mrs. D. Berry Wearever Sauce Pan--Mrs. Hil- Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service New Liskeard : Ontario E. ¢ i Phones 442 and 4428 ' MOTORISTS Fone Donon aa ese rcs at Leave Your Car =a = Te Soe HAILEYBURY GARAGE IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY YOUR SUMMER WITH A CAR IN TIP-TOP SHAPE, HERE'S WHAT WE DO FOR YOUR CAR We will drain and re-fill Crankcase, Transmission and Differential to Summer Grade . . E Wash and Repack Front Wheel Bearings . . Check Battery for Voltage and Hydro- . . Clean: and Re-Gap Sparks Plugs . Connections . . meter Readings . . Lubricate Chassis... . .. Check Hose Check, Rotate Tires if Necessary ... Replace Oil Filter or Cartridge, if necessary . . . Clean Air Filter . . . Check Fan Belt for wear and tension. HAILEYBURY GARAGE CLARENCE CONNELLY Chevrolet -- G.M. DEALERS -- Oldsmobile Ferguson Avenue HAILEYBURY Phone 3 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. ronto. Terms: Cash, On all c pond ence please quote file reference CR.3815, REPRESENTATIVE WANTED--An ag- gressive and dependable regional sales repre- sentative to take advantage of an unusual Opportunity torestablish a business of his own by selling protecton against fire. Fire Ex- tinguishers and Fire Alarms. One of the most complete old established lines on the continent. For full details write Fire Protection, Box 84, Hamilton, Ont. 7-2 WANTED--Baby Carriage in good condition, Please phone 653. 7-1-c FOR SALE--Two desks, two new Electric Stoves, Show Cases, Electric Washing Ma- chines, Baby Carriage, Kitchen Cabinet, a Violin, two Outboard Motors, Barber's Glasses and Chair, nine-piece Dining Room Suite. P. Martin, Cobalt, Ont. 7-2* HOUSE FOR SALE--Apply to E. M. Mc- Cuaig, Registered Broker. Phone 135. 6-t.f.-c HELP WANTED--Woman _ for Cleaning. Phone 273. 6-3-c¢ FOR SALEHouse with two lots on Florence St. Large living room, dining room with fireplace, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, sunporch and good basement with furnace. Immediate occupation. $1,500.00 down. Balance on easy terms. Phone 408. 5-t.t.-c $1.00 TRIAL OFFER--Twenty-five de luxe 1 i Latesr sh included. The Medico Agency, Box -124; Terminal A, Toronto, Ont. 5-12-c WANTED--Woman for general housekeeping and plain cooking. Phone 6. Mrs, A, J. Murphy. 4-t.£.c LAST TIMES TODAY "SHOWBOAT, with Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson FRIDAY - SATURDAY Double Secon with GENE AUTRY. Flame of Stamboul with RICHARD DENNING. Texans Never Cry FRIDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE This Week's Offers are 1st, $300.00; 2nd, $120.00 MAY 2nd and 3rd Feature LISA FERADAY di Hy ist CARTOON MON., TUES., with JOSEPH COTTTN Peking Express Short Cartoon and News MAY 5th and 6th CORINNE CLVERT WED - THURS.. with EDDIE ALBERT Your in the Navy Now Sern oor a 'MAY 7th and 8th GARY COOPER Bradley, Flavorings--Teresa Deraiche. Cherry Loaf--Jean St. Louis. 3ath Buns and Dish--Mrs. L. Tulloch, Rolls and Dish--Mrs. Nauss. Shopping Bags -- Mrs. Lloyd uilds, Mrs. H. Jensen, Miss Vi Chesser, Vera Gilks, Mrs. Gordon Wilson,, Mrs. N. MeVittie, Mrs. Vera Byles, Emma Grant, ~ Mrs. Margaret Ouimet Mrs. Leo Per- rin, Mrs. Lloyd Dempster, Mrs Dupuis, Mrs. E. Sutherland, Mrs Arnold Smith, Mrs. J. Gauvreau, CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. Fri., Sat., May 2nd, 3rd FLAMING OUT OF A GREAT BEST-SELLER AND THE VAST AFRICAN DESERT! | ---On Same Program ---- "JESSE JAMES" Technicolor Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda Randolph Scott, Nancy Kelly SPORTS REEL May 5, 6 Mon., Tues., vn JAMES MA with CEDRIC HARDWICKE - JESSICA TANDY LUTHER ADLER « EVERETT SLOANE + LEO G. CARROLL Write 'Screen ten for the (6 Produped by Directed by NUNNALLY JOHNSON - HENRY HATHAWAY | FLAMING OUT OF A GREAT BEST-SELLER AND. THE VAST AFRICAN DESERT! Added Attraction "SAVAGE DRUMS" with Sabu Also NEWS and CARTOON EE a After Sunday Midnight Mon., Tues., May 5,6 with CEDRIC HARDWICKE + JESSICA TANDY LUTHER ADLER « EVERETT SLOANE + LEO G. CARROLL 'Written for the 'Screen & Produced by Olrected by NUNNALLY JOHNSON - HENRY HATHAWAY --Added Attraction-- "SAVAGE DRUMS" Plus NEWS and CARTOON CANADA Wed., Thur., May 7, 8 Added Attraction "B MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY" ELEANOR PARKER FRED MacMURRAY Wed., Thur., May 7, 8 S PEEL TOWN (Technicolor) JOHN LUND ANN SHERIDAN HOWARD DUFF / CANADA A--A 4 Added Attraction Added Attraction "THE LAS VEGAS STORY" Jane Russell, Victor Mature Vincent Price "A MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY" ELEANOR PARKER FRED MacMURRAY