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THURSDAY, JULY 3rd, 1952 . 0Cal aid Personal vv SW br. and Mrs. C. Gillen visited in town for the week-end. Mrs. M. T, Burwash of Toronto _is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Wes Smith. dir. Jack Hennessy is visiting with his wile and tamily this week, "rme bortin of Duparquet vis- lled iriends here over the week- end, Mr. and Mrs, Andy Peacock of Duparquet were in town tor a icw days this week. Mr. Jack Hassett has returned to limmuns aiter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Day. Mr. and Mrs, K. A. Valentine and children and Mrs. Adair are holidaying this week in Goderich. Miss JoAnne Elton was in town last week-end visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elton. Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt of Iroquois Falls were in town over the week-end, Mr. Ski Holland of Toronto spent the holiday week-end with his grandmother, Mrs. G. A. Bag- shaw. Mrs. F, Hutt spent the holiday week-end in Toronto, visiting with her son, Howard, and Mrs. TRANG Ries Miss Joyce MacLean of Ham- ilton spent the holiday week-end with her parents Mr: and Mrs. A. MacLean. Miss Joan Sutherland of James- town is home on holidays visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, E. Sutherland, Rey. Father Lafleur has return- ed home from Montreal where he has been recovering from his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. McNally of North Bay were in town for the holiday week-end visiting Mr, and Mrs, RK. A. Murphy BORN--To Gretchen (nee Hasselbring) wife of Col. Gayle Madison, at Falls Church, Vir- ginia, June 29th a son. Mr .and Mrs. Don Mcintyre of Toronto spent the week-end with _Mrs. McIntyre's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Inch Jr. of Sudbury were week-end guests with Mr. Inch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C, Inch. Mr. Ward Caldbick of Mont- real visited with. his father, Mr George Caldbick ior several days this week. > iv Miss June Teed and brothers, Bobby and Fred oi Sudbury, are visiting with their grandmother, Mrs, I. Saxton BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Woolley (nee Helen Summers) at the Loronto General Hospital on Monday, June 30th a daughter Mr, Wallace MacGirr and his daughter, Miss Laura of Toronto are visiting in town for two weeks the guests of Mrs. Ma- whinney, ne Mrs and Mrs. John Maier and son Lorne, of Sudbury, Ont., visited with Mrs. Maier's grand- mother, Mrs, A. H. Chesser. Friends of Mrs. S. Weir will be glad to learn that she is progress- ing favorably after her recent Operation in the Misericordia Hospital. Mrs. John Turner and children are visiting with Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Strong. They plan_ to holiday here for a month. Mr. Lloyd Howell of James- town and Mr. Max Hewko of Sudbury, both P.I.M. Graduates, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, D. E. Sutherland at the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gregg and children of Timmins, visited with Mrs. Gregg's mother, Mrs. -L. H. Ferguson last week-end. Mrs. Gregg will remain in town for several weeks. Mrs.C. F, Tuer and family left Saturday for their cottage at Call- endar where they will spend the summe rmonths. They were ac- companied by Mhs. Luer's father, wir. H. Ross, who has been visit- ing here, Mrs. Lyons returned home last week from Toronto. where -she visited with her brother, Harry Holland, who is a patient in Sun- nybrook Hospital. Friends oi Mr. Holland wil] be glad to know ~ that he is progressing nicely. Mrs. M, Bootland of Toronto is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Whorley. Later in the month, Mrs. Bootland plans to go to Los Angeles to visit her son, George. 'She will be accompanied there by her daughter, MissMabel Bootland, Mrs Dave McLauchlan 'enter- taingl with a miscellaneous shower last week in honor of Mrs. Robert Pollock, who was_ mar- ried on Saturday. at the New Liskeard Hospital entertained with a cup and sau- cer shower. List of Classes at Puble School for September Opening (Continued froin Vage 1) St. Louis, Lynn Spinks, John Thomson Judith Tyson, Robert Weiss, Bryan Wormworth, Ross Grade Seven Arnold, Pat Atchison, Betty Lou Byles, Sharon Dinesen, Kenneth Eby Carolyn Gagnon, Kenneth Hallworth, Cliftord Hammerstrom Harold Jenkins Carolyn MacDougal, Dayntrie MacPherson, John MacPherson Keith McIntyre, Reginald McNaught, Carol Nauss, Janet Neelands, Cathy Palmer, Fern Reed, Billy Russell, June Smallman, Denise Thomson Billy Uren, Katie White,, Joyce Grade Eight Adams, Shirley Brumell, Bobby Cumming, Ruth Dobbs, Sheldon Edy, Nancy Fleming, Sandra Findlay, Murray Gilkes, Robert id Graff, Francis Hall, Jane Larabie, Norma Libby Sheila Malkin, Margaret | Soucie, Dorothy Miller, Beth Tuer, David Sheculski, Geraldine White, Marilyn Wiseman, Miriam Condensed Ads i WANTED--Apartment Furnished or Un- furnished. Phone 24, Haileybury 17-1x The Nurses~ ine HAILEYBUKIAN | WEDDING BELLS Hutchison--Pollock Yellow roses and white peonies formed the setting for the mar- riage in St. Paul's Church, Haileybury, of Dorothy Margaret Cordelia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchison of Haileybury to Mr. Robert Alexander Pollock, son of Mrs. M. Pollock and the late Robert Pollock of Swastika. The Rey. Canon Goodier officiated. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose 4 gown of white chantilly lace over taffeta, made with a fitted bodice and full skirt with lace jacket with lily point sleeves. A matching head- dress held her shoulder veil and she wore a pearl studded brooch belonging to her mother. She carried a white Bible with an or- chid and streamers of lily of the valley The bride's sister Miss Betty Hutchison, was her only attend- ant wearing an ankle length gown of yellow net over taffeta with a yellow bolero and match- ing wide brimmtd crownless net hat. Yellow net wrist length mittens and yellow satin shoes completed the ensemble, Mr. John Pollock was best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr. Donald Ewer of Toron- to and Mr, Alexander Briden of Haileybury. After the wedding, seventy- five guest's were received at t he Haileybury Golf Club. A hand- Anglican' made lace cloth covered the pride's table centred with a three- tiered cake. Peonies and roses completed the setting. : Mrs. Hutchison received in a navy blue silk dress styled witha polero jacket. She wore matching accessories with a pear] necklace and a corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother received in a navy blue sheer with matching accessories. The bride and groom left for Southern Ontario, the-bride tra- velling in a navy blue and white taffeta dress with a navy blue corded silk bolero and matching accessories. She wore a corsage of orchids and -carried a grey English wool fitted coat. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Miss Frances Little and Miss Margaret Hay-of Edmonton, Mrs.' J. Naylor and her two daughters, Flora Jane and Patricia of Arvida, Quebec, Mrs. T. C. Fawcett her daughter, Carol and son, Peter of Noranda, Mr. S. P. MacDonald, Mr. D. Lomax and Mr. Graham Nairn of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J E. Hutchison of LADIES Mrs. L. Zanin, formerly of Beauty Shop, Co- Laura's ' balt, has opened a Beauty Shop in her home on Cecil Street, Haileybury "Coa (Canada: via the GREAT LAKES on your trip to or from the West See Canada...aboard your transcontinental train-- the DOMINION --a new high in travel comfort. Break your rail journey to or from the West with a Great Lakes Cruise--cruise Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, sand Lake Superior . .. gay, shipboard atmosphere, deck sports... and only meals and berth extra! Weekly sailings by S.S. Keewatin and S.S. Assiniboia...June 14 to September 13. Special boat train from Toronto to ship's side at Port MecNicoll--direct connection at Fort William to the West. faformation and reservations from any Canadian Pacific office, your own agent or GEO. A. BURT, District Passenger Agent 217 Main St W., North Bay 5 Camadian Pacific STENOGRAPHER WANTED by Temiska- ming Construction Limited, Phone 517, FOR SALE--One Forty Acre Lot about 800 feet of which faces Lake Temiskaming. Good cabin, Situated at Paradis Bay. Phone 530 or see Mr. W. Desjardins, Cecil St., Haileybury. 3 17-2-* LOST--On the 26th June. Pair of dark rim med glasses with gold trimming, between the Convent and the Station.- Phone 24. 17-1 BOY AVAILABLE for Lawn Cutting and odd jobs. Phone 300, Haileybury. 17-1-c Haileybury, 17-t.f. FOR SALE -- Six Room Storey and a Halt House wih garage. Phone 376. 17-1-c FOR SALE--Couch. $10.00. Apply; 74 Browning St. 17-1-c LOST--Boy's Wrist Watch at the Rotary Park Beach. Reward. Phone 365. 17-1c HOUSE FOR SALE--For Sale by Tender: House on the north side of Blackwall, be- tween Georgina and Ferguson Avenues, Seven rooms. Glassed-in verandah. Hot water heating. Tenders to remain open until July 12th, 1952 Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. E. Dunn, Clerk-Treasurer. 16-1-c FOR SALE--Modern si Bungalow. Excellent location. For further particulars apply 77. Browning St. 16-2-* WANTED--Apartment or Dwelling suitable for two persons. J. F. McDonald, Hydro Office. Phone 171 or 529. 12-tf. GIRL WANTED for General Duties. Mata- "banick Hotel. 9-tfc HOUSE FOR SALE--Apply to E. M. Mc-. Cuaig, Registered Broker. Phone 135. : - 6-t.f.-c FOR SALEHouse with two lots on Florence St. Large living room, dining room with fireplace, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, h and good b with furnace. Immediate occupation. $1,500.00 down. Balance on easy terms. Phone 408. : 5-t.t.-¢ 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 TIMES TODAY "ON MOONLIGHT BAY" -- Doris Day Gordon MacRae FRIDAY - SATURDAY .. The Secret of Musical Short and Cartoon. This Week's Offers are: with EHEL BARRYMORE FRIDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE Ist, $300.00; 2nd, $200.00; 3rd $55.00 JULY 4th'and 5th Convict Lake GLENN FORD MON., TUES., With a Song Cartoon and News. After Midnite Show at 12.05 p.m. with SUSAN HAYWARD MATINEE Monday at 2.00 p.m. JULY 7th and 8th in My Heart DAVID WAYNE Kemble Ontario, Mrs. J. McMil- lan of Owen Sound, Mrs. W. Ear- heart of Shallow Lake, Ontario, Miss Marion MacMillan of De- troit, and Mrs. E, Skinner, of Wiarton, Ont. Don't Handicap Your-Child With Fear Psychologist Marynia Farnham warns that separation of a child from his mother may cause long-lasting fears. In this coming Sun- day's (July 6) issue of the New Color Gravure American Weekly exclusively with The Detroit Sunday Times, she outlines rules moth- ers should follow when leaving their children for a prolonged time Times Get Sunday's Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Allan Raney and children, Bill and Judy, of Kerr- Addison, Virginiatown, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. D. Pringle for the holiday week-end, Several carloads of Bingo fans motored to Kirkland Lake last week to attend the monster bingo in aid of unorganized sport. We regret that no Haileybury play- ers got into the big money. j The Sunday School staff of the United Church held a tea at the Golf Club last week in honor of four of their staff who will not be here in the fall--Miss M. Tulloch, Mrs D. Nicolson, Mrs. G. Eby and Miss C, Wiseman. CORDWOGD FAR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar - Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. 5 ¢ } OBLLUARY Lee ereercccccccer cece cece) Mrs. Theophile Morissette On June 28th, the death occur- red of Mrs. Theophile Morissette of Notre Dame de La'Salette. Mr. and Mrs. Remi Morissette and Mr. N. Morissette attended the funeral Couillard After a lengthy illness, Mr. Donat Couillard of Haileybury passed away in a Montreal Hospi- tal. Mr. Couillard had been con- nected with the Morissette Dia- mond Drilling Company for sev- era years. ' Funeral services were held in Ottawa this week. He is survided by his widow and one daugther, Therese. Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service: New Liskeard Ontario Phones 442 and 442B Condensed Ads. Bring Results ! JULY 4th, 5th § 4 FRI. SAT., | RANCHO | NOTORIOUS Technicolor MARLENE DIETRICH ARTHUR KENNEDY MEL FERRER Attraction j "THE PACE THAT THRILLS" B Bill Williams, Carla Balenda § b Added | Plus: COLORED CARTOON | MON., TUE., JULY 7th, 8th F RED SKIES OF MONTANA (Technicolor) RICHARD WIDMARK CONSTANCE SMITH Added "ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP" (in color) Patricia Medina John Sands Attraction Plus: NEWS and COMEDY 4 WED., THURS., JULY-9, 10 ff DAVID AND BATHSHEBA Technicolor GREGORY PECK SUSAN HAYWARD RAYMOND MASSEY SELECTED Short Subjects § WED - THURS. with BETTY GRABLE Meet Me Me After the Show Short, Cartoonand News, | MATINEE Wednesday at 2.00 p.m. JULY 9th and 10th MacDONALD CAREY # COMING!--JULY 16 ONLY "QUO VADIS" Color by Technicolor FRI, SAT., JULY 4th, 5th RED SKIES OF MONTANA Technicolor J RICHARD WIDMARK CONSTANCE SMITH Added "ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP" (in color) Patricia Medina John Sands Attraction Plus: NEWS and COMEDY After Sunday Midnight MON., TUE., JULY 7th, 8th DAVID and BATHSHEBA Technicolor GREGORY PECK SUSAN HAYWARD RAYMOND MASSEY Plus ; Selected Short Subjects WED., THURS., JULY 9, 10 IVORY | HUNTER (Technicolor) ANTHONY STEEL DINAH SHERIDAN Added "Attraction "NO ROOM FOR THE GROOM" Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie Don Defore Also "EYE WITNESS" COMING ! ---- JULY 14th "QUO VADIS" Color by Technicolor