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Page Four THURSDAY, JULY 10th 1952 ; - A ,-,, the International Convention of Ucdl diid Pel Suiidl Kiwanians, By train, boat, bus wy wry yy and air, Mr Herbert travelled over 8,000 miles through magni- ficent scenery and enjoyed meet- ing many old friends, among them Col, G. A. Cole of Winnipeg, former teacher at the Provincial School of Mines, Norman Hend- ricks of Lethbridge, former man- ager of a Cobalt store, Mrs. Flora MacDonald of Vancouver,, a for- mer Haileybury neighbor and now a successful business woman and Miss Winnifred Slaght who is now working in Seattue. Mr. Herbert said that "it was a won- derful trip but there is still no place quite like the North". Mrs Neil Mclsaac is visiting with her father in Parry Sound. Miss Myla Dinesen of Peterbo- ro i svisiting Mr. and Mrs, Vic Dinesen. Mr and Mrs. Leo Allaire of Ra- more took up residence in Hailey- bury this week. Neil Mclsaat' is visiting with his daughter, Mrs Fred Bradley, in Brantford. Miss Jean Gordon of Toronto is visiting with her sister, Miss Ruth Gordon. The most efficient and safe means of destroying caterpillars Miss Gwen Millar is visiting her is to use common insecticides such parents Mr. and Mrs. D. H, Millar as DDT or lead arsenate. for the summer months. = Radishes to be mild, tender and The Haileybury Golf Club attractive, must be grown rapidly. Dances will be held on Saturday [f grown too slowly or checked nights for the remainder of the jn growth, the roots become pun- SJeatho) gent, tough and pithy. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Armstrong (nee Jean Smith) at Kitchener on Monday, July 7th,a daughter, Flea beetles Colorado beetles, leafhoppers and aphids--the ma- jor insect pests attackng the Can- adian potato crop--can be control- ledwith one insecticide -- DDT. Those who prefer to dust may use athree per cent DDT dust while those who favor spraying havea choice of a 50 per cent DDT wet- table powder of a 25 per cent DDT emulsion, Mr and Mrs .A E, Dymond, for- merly of Haileybury, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, R. A. Murphy last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Vail of Mid- land, Michigan and their two childrentware=wisitinp, irs.) (lo aeons ran a Gee Leishman, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mss Betty Ann Bagshaw re- AND OTHRES turned to Toronto this week tO 1, ihe Estate of GORDON HENRY HAY- continue her training at the Sick - 4 ~ WARD Deceased Children's Hospital. ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of GORDON HENRY HAYWARD, Mr. iJ). H. Tmmins of Simcoe is late of the Town of Haileybury, in the District visiting for two weeks with his of Temiskaming, Retired Judge, deceased, who i 2 ey died on or about the 10th day of April 1952, son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and are hereby notified to send in to the under- Mrs. Jimmy Tmmins, Signed personal representative of the said de- ceased on or before th 30th day of July 1952, BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. R. H. full particulars of their claims. Hambly (nee Joan Thompson) Immediately after the said date the said : personal representative will distribute the assets at Marathon Hospital, Marathon, of the said deceased having regard only to the on J uly 8th, a daughter. claims of which they shall then have notice to ee, the exclusion of all others and they will not be Mrs. E. H.Purvis of Carleton liable to any person of whose claim they shall 3 43 5 not then have notice for th jistribut- YByc a spending a week with her re nen have notice for the assets so distribut. ed or any pai sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and = pat ED 2 See eae Ontario, this Mrs. Jimmy Timmins. 2nd day of July, A.D. 1952. SS HARRY R. JENKINS, Mr,, and Mrs. J. J. Pelletier Haileybury, Ontario. eats © i Bee Ene ge SY ae > [ i OBLLUARY is) ee ee GI Adam Burney Smith The death occurred on Sunday morning of Adam Burney Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Smith after a lengthy illness. : Burney who was fifteen years of age was born in Noranada. He started his schooling at Hailey- bury public school and with the exception of three years when his family moved to Kirkland Lake, completed his eduction here en- tering High School last Septem- ber His ability as a leader, his en- thusiasm and his personality com- bined to single him out as a most popular Patrol Leader and he will be sadly missed by his fellow Scouts. Last year, he was among those who went to North Bay to take the Bronze Arrowhead Course for Scout Leaders. Besides his parents he is surviv- ed by his two brothers, J. W. ((Rusty) of Keno City, Yukon, Raymond Roy at home, and three sisters, Mrs. R. E. Armstrong (Jean) of Kitchener and Mary EI- eanor and Elizabeth Ann at home The funeral service was held in the United Church on Tuesday af- ternoon. In the absence of the Rev, A. T. Denholm, the service was conducted by Rev, Wm. C. Kitto of New Liskeard. The pall- bearers were Robert Gilkes, Billy Tyson, Stephen Bond, Charlie Camsell and Gordon Connelly of the Boy Scouts and Tommy Beas- ley. The guard of honor consist- ed of six Boy Scouts--Dick Walli, John Hallworth, Anthony Doran, Peter McGinley, Donald Mills and Reginald McIntyre. Interment was in Mount Plea- sant Cemetery, Friends and relatives from out- of-town who were here to attend the service were Mrs M, T Bur- lHE HAIL £YBUKIAN mother, Mrs. George S. Clarke and her son Gwerge of Pn' grave, Mrs. Reginald Metherel, @ cou- sin -of Weyburn, Sask., Mrs. A. Bolander and Mr. Clifford Reany (brother and sister af Mrs. Smith) of Port Elgin, Mrs. J. F. Good- hand and Mrs. Rose Watt of North Bay, Mrs. Sinclair Prime and Mrs. Clive Cassells of Kirk- land Lake, Mr, Austin Cooper and Mr. Robert Gagne of Swastika. WINNER OF CAR The winner of the car drawn for by the Cobalt Volunteer Fire- men on Dominion Day w.. John Gallagher, Cadillac, Quebec. Last year And then the year before People complained Because it rained And rained, This week the sun is hot People complain "We really need a little rain" eAnnouncement Mr. and Mrs. George S. Jourdan of Pow- assan announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Ruth Georgina to Ronald Y. W. Camp- bell of Pickering The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 26th at five o'clock in Emmanuel Chapel, Toronto, Card ot Thanks Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family wish to express their gratitude for the multitude of kindnesses shown to Burney during his long illness and to the family since his passing. In particular we wish to acknowledge the day to many kindnesses of our neighbors. In Memoriam WILSON--A tribute of love and cherished memory of Robert L. Wilson who passed away suddenly July 5th, 1946 The pearly gates were opened. A gentle voice said 'Come', And with farewells unspoken He gently entered home Ever remembered by his wife and daughter, Jean. eee 2 Karacias® ore er, Judge J.A.Legris were visi- 5 5 Trail B C., tors in town this week. Executors, LADIES Mrs. L. Zanin, formerly of Beauty Shop, Co- balt, has opened a Beauty Shop in her home on Ceeil St., Haileybury, Phone 36. Mr. and Mrs. .Stan Belanger of South Porcupine visited with Mrs. Belanger's mother, Mrs. Albert Dickson over the past week.. Mrs. George Standing (former- ly Isobel Gleason) and daughter, of Abitibi Canyon were the guests of Mrs. R. Powelson last week. Laura's Mrs. Clarke Campbell and her daughter are holidaying with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Jenkins for three weeks. Miss Frances Teare and_ Mrs. R. E, Smith of Toronto arrived in town on Monday for a two weeks' agen the guests of Mrs. a LOndenised - Aus| _For the benefit of Business j5oxkrEPER-STENOGRAPHER" Wanted-- Girls, Miss Anita Plaunts Beauty Good wages. Written applications to be Parlor will be open on Tuesday mailed to Temiskaming Constructon Limited, and Thursday evenings. Make . Haileybury. emi AEGIS your appointments by phoning 83) FOR SALE--Baby Carriage, excellent condi- tion; baby cutter, excellent condition; teeter- 4 baby bouncing chair; one door with large Miss Pat Quinn of Toronto, whe glass and mortised lock, Phone 284W, Box has been holdaying at L Tema- 67. Gordon Campbell. 18-1* gami at the cottage of Mr. and WANTED--As soon as possible, an experit Mrs C. ife Donegan and with the enced. Stenoggapber for The Children's Aid c ' = 5 Society at the Court House, Haileybury, Chesser family in Haileybury, re- . ole ie Apply in person or by letter, 18-1-c turned home Tuesday evening. jjouSE FOR SALE--Three roomed house, bedroom, living room and kitchen. Amwell f/O Walliams and) MrsaScott st: Ebone 240.) ieee ee Le 2c were in town for the week-end, LOST--On, June 26th, a Brownie Camera. They Haverccidttheuanomennereto Finder please return to alate Bae Mr. Eric Heaslip, who is with FOR SALE--Baby Carriage in first class con- the Temiskaming Testing Labor- 5 dition. Phone 144 after 6 p.m. 18-l-c atories, FOUND--Trruck Tire on West Road. Phone 624 after 5 o'clock. . 18-1-* The Rev. Professor George FOR SALE--Summer Camp, Half-mile from Goward on Cedar Lake. For further in- »yhnston, Ph.D., who has-recentl Je 5 4 v Ve es = y formation phone 283, after six, or apply received a Senior appointment | at "The Haileyburian: 18-1x Emmanuel College, succeeding --ApARTMENT TO LET--Can be used as the Rey. John Dow is taking the Office Space also. Write diréct to M. Assaf, July services in the United York Hotel, Landon, Ontario. 18-1-c Church. BOY AVAILABLE for Lawn Cutting and odd jobs. Phone 300, Haileybury. 17-1-c Haileybury. 17-t.£. 204 Kootenay "Avene, STILL A GOOD SELECTION OF GOLF TOGS BEACH COATS BATHING SUITS Just in!--a few Natural and Ferguson Avenue : COOL Cotton Batiste PY JAMAS Slips, Half-slips and Camisoles of Embroidered Cotton. WELLINGTON GOLF SHIRTS with action sleeves. 'Match up your denim shorts with denim Shoes --__. $3.98 SUN VALLEY SHORTS with Matching Jackets. SPORTSWEAR THE SHOPPE Cream Shortie Coats__$22.50 HAILEYBURY EMPIRE scisvcare New Liskeard 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 "Meet Me After the Show' --Betty Grable, Macdonald Carey FRIDAY - SATURDAY with GREGORY PECK CARTOON. This Week's Offers are: Captain Horatio Hornblower FRIDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE Ist, $300.00; 2nd, $200.00 3rd, $70.00 JULY 11th and 12th VIRGINIA MAYO Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine S7ENOGRAPHER WANTED By Temiska- and family, accompanied by Mrs. ming Construction Limited, Phone 517, P. G, Valentne left for Lake Nip- FOR SALE--One Forty Acre Lot about 800 issing on Tuesday, July 8th for feet of which faces Lake Temiskaming. their summer vacation and will be Ged cabin. _ Situated at Paradis Bay. oe . Phone 530 or see Mr. W. Desjardins, Cecil joined at North Bay by Miss Seeeaileybury: 17-2-* Nalbnvge and Miss Karn of HOR MSALE|==Sik| Rooms torey land suka Montreal, who will holiday with House wih garage. Phone 376. 17-1-c them and will return with them for sALE--Modern i B MON., TUES., David and with GREGORY PECK, Cartoon and News. . After Sunday Midnite show at 12.05 a.m. JULY 14th and 15th Bathsheba SUSAN HAYWARD Matinee Monday at 2.00 p.m. 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. on the 19th for 4 week's stay in Haileybury before going back to Montreal, A. Lorne ethos fact Bee Teturned House FOR SALE--Apply to EDM. Mc. week trom a trip tO --Cuaig, Registered Broker. Phone 135. Seattle, Washington, to attend 6-t.f.-c WED - THURS. Mark of the Renegade with RICARDO MONTALBAN, Woody Herman Band, Cartoon and News. Matinee Wed, 2 p.m. JULY 16th and 17th CYD CHARISSE wash of Toronto, Mrs. Smith's ?*°-°> reese reeceee t = . Do ~ { WEDDING BELLS i Peerercerccecsevrveecerseerseeooere@® FLEURY - DUPUIS The marriage was solemnized in Holy Cross Church: on®Thurs- day morning, July 10th, at 10 a.m. of Irene Blanche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Dupuis of Hail- eybury to Mr. Albert Bernard Kleury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fleury of North Coba!s. Rev. Father Arsonneault officiated. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose a full length white net over taffeta fashioned with a full skirt and fitted bodice with matching bolero jacket. Her fingertip veil was caught up toa halo of orange blossoms. She car- ried a cascade of red roses. Miss Lucy Fleury, sister of the groom was maid of honor gowned in a pink full length net over taffeta with a matching bolero. The bridesmaid, Miss Grace Dumais of Haileybury wore blue, both gowns being fashioned after the bride's. Mr. Rheal Dupuis a cousin of the bride was the best man and the usher was Mr. Leo Dupuis, The couple will take up resi- dence in Havelock, Ontario. Ground Up Wood for Fuel Ground-up wood from sawmill waste is being used to advantage by a number of industries and other organizations in the Tim- mins district. One of the gold mines uses between ten twelve thousand tons each year, thus saving the equivalent in im- portation of coal or oil. CORDWOOD FOR SALE | i i Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. FRI., SAT., JULY 11, 12 DENVER & Technicolor EDMUND O'BRIEN STERLING HAYDEN Added "WHISPERING SMITH £ vs. SCOTLAND YARD" Richard Carlson, Greta Gynt Attraction Plus: NEWS and CARTOON SUNDAY MIDNITE, TUES. JULY 13th and 15th ONLY § LL NEVER FORGET YOU; TYRONE POWER ANN BLYTH MICHAEL RENNIE Added Attraction , "FIXED BAYONETS" Rehard Basehart ' Michael O'Shea WED., THUR., JULY 16, 17 # GOLDEN GIRL (Technicolor) MITZI GAYNOR DALE ROBERTSON DENNIS DAY --Added Attraction--§ "SCANDAL SHEET" Broderick Crawford Donna Reed and | Successful Party Giving Someone is supposed to have asked Elsa Maxwell, who is per- haps the most famous living party giver in the world, what was the secret of being a successiul hos- tess. The story goes that her reply was: "The secret consists of just three words. When my guests arrive I 'say 'At last!' and then they get up to go, I say 'Already ?' But do be careful to get this the right way around--not as my hus- band did on one occasion, greeting guests with 'Already?' ana speed- ing them on their way with 'At last! but then he, of course, is Irish!" How to Ruin Your Vacation Here comes help for those who have no natural for wrecking their holidays. Allen Smith presents 50 hilar- ious suggestions. for perfectly maddening holi- talent Humorist H days. Read "How to Run Your Vacation", in this Sunday's (July 13) issue of The NEW Color Gravure American Weekly, great maga- zine exclusively with the Detroit Sunday Times Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government .Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard Phones 442 and 442K Ontario Condensed Ads. Bring Results ! FRI., SAT., JULY 11, 12 [The Command Performane Pic ture! IVORY (Technicolor) ANTHONY STEEL DINAH SHERIDAN Added Attraction "NO ROOM FOR THE GROOM" Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie Don Defore Also "EYE WITNESS" MON., TUES., JULY 14, 15 DENVER & RIO GRANDE Technicolor EDMUND O'BRIEN STERLING HAYDEN Added Attraction "WHISPERING SMITH vs. SCOTLAND YARD" Richard Carlson, Greta Gynt Also NEWS and CARTOON ka Aa ae THURS. ONLY, JULY 17th LL NEVER FORGET YOU - TYRONE POWER ANN BLYTH Added "FIXED BAYONETS" Richard Basehart Michael O'Shea Attraction