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Page Four 2 DHE HAD LEYBURIAN THURS., OCTOBER 16th, 1952 'Round the Town Mr. John Fancy is in Toronto this week, Mrs. H. D. Burnett has return- ed from Toronto. Miss Joan Thorne is holidaying in Toronto and Kingston. Miss Catherine Hennessy is visiting in Toronto this week. Mrs. Grace Wilson of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. W. R, Low- ery. iii Mr. and Mrs. L McLauchlan have returned from a visit to Southern Ontario, BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pomeroy at Lansing, Michigan on September 30th, 1952, a dau- ghter. Mr, Bill Holland of Toronto spent the holiday week-end with his grandmother, Mrs. G. A. Bag- shaw. Mr. Bill Bagshaw, Jr., left on Sunday by air for New York where he will holiday for two weeks. Miss Glenna Speicher and Miss Wilma O'Brien spent Thanksgiv- ing holiday with Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Watson in Gravenhurst. Mrs. J. M. Powelson left last week for Toronto. She will meet her husband, who has been in the Yukon for the summer months, in Chicago. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter A. Gagnon on Wednesday October 8th, at the Red Cross Hospital, New Liskeard, a daugh- ter, Karen Sara Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dean and daughter, Diana, spent Thanks- giving week-end in Tillsonburg. visiting with Mr. Dean's parents Mr and Mrs. M. Dean. Mr. and Mrs. A. Speicher are home after a two weeks' trip to Southern Ontario, where they visited in Toronto, Gravenhurst and Bracebridge. An Executive meeting and gen- eral' meeting of the Cobalt- Haileybury Curling Club will be held in Hotel Haileybury on Mon- day evening. Be sure and keep the date open. New English Movie Named After Young Star Mandy Miller (Continued from Page 1) der Mackendrick, who was~ then shooting "The Man in the White Suit". Mackendrick needed aa youngster for a bit part in the movie and asked if he could use young Miss Miller. Later, when he was about' to make a picture about the problems of deaf children and their struggle for education, he remembered the child's acting in the bit part. One test for the exacting leading roie in his new film sufficed to reveal the remarkable talent of Mandy Not only can she communicate the most delicate and intense emo- tions, she performs like a profes- sional overshadowing such sea- soned troupers as Phyllis Cal- vert, Terence Morgan and Jack Hawkins. The story is that of a deaf girl who learns to speak and Mandy has helped bring to the screen impressive and heartening exam- ples of the little known miracles performed year after year at schools for deaf children. With the exception of the young star and one or two others, all of the children in the film are inmates of one of the world's foremost schools for the deaf at Manchest- er where several scenes were filmed, Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442B } WEDDING BELLS } Johnson--MacDougall The marriage of Eileen Mac- Dougall and William Roy John- the son took place quietly at Manse on 'Friday, October 10th, with the Rev. A. T. Denholm! of- ficiating. For her wedding the bride chose a wine suit and matching hat with black accessories. She wore a corsage of bronze 'mums. Her only attendant, Mrs. Frank Plaunt, wore a grey suit with green accessories, completing her ensemble with a corsage of pink 'mums. Mr. Frank Plaunt groom's best man. Following the ceremony a buf- tet supper for the immediate family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plaunt. The happy couple left on a short hon- eymoon to Southern Ontario. was the I.0.D.E. Plaque Arrives For Children's Wing Plans were made at the regular meeting of the [.0.D.E. last week for a penny auction to be heldat the home of Mrs. N. D. Mclsaac November 7th. on Mrs. J. E. Dunn, Mrs. A. C. Dempster and Mrs. W. A. H. Ferguson will act on the committee for the af: fair. Each member will be asked to bring two friends. The plaque which was ordered for the door leading to the child- ren's room in the hospital fur- nished by the Chapter, has arrived and will be put up shortly, The inscription reads "These rooms furnished by the Haileybury Chapter of the 1.0.D.E." and has the crest in the top corner. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jensen on Brew- ster street. New Clerk-Treasurer, C. C. D. Pringle Takes Over Nov. Ist (Continued from Peze One) tary efforts of interested parents. Their only request, ment, was the assurance of an ex- tra hour of skating on Saturday." The contract entered into with New Liskeard figure skating teacher calls for a $25.00 fee re- gardless of whether there were four or five hours of skating. Council members agreed whole- heartedly that the Club had done fine work and the necessary steps will be taken to assist them in their time arrangements. The amplifier and record player will be put into good working order for the season which will be brightened with the addition of new records which the Club is purchasing. NORTHERN LIGHTS Autumn nights may be sharp in Northern Ontario; residents may button up their overcoats and sadly reflect on a summer that faded too quickly but overhead is a display that touches off a feel- ing of awe and wonderment. Northern lights--aurora borea- lis are lighting the heavens in glorious fashion. This luminous phenomena, peculiar only to the North has kept scientists argu- ing for years. Believed to be of electrical origin, they light the way only on cool, sharp nights. at the mo- Curling Club Meet Monday To Plan for Bonspiel Plans for the big annual bon- spiel to be held in Haileybury in February will be thoroughly aired on Monday night, October 20th at Hotel Haileybury. The meeting is scheduled for 8..15 and members are asked to make an unusual effort to be there on time. Each committee will have the oppor- tunity of discussing their particu- lar branch of work. The only sure way to have the bonspiel a roar- ing success is for very member to become acquainted with their undertaking. An Executive meeting will be held the same night. Sale of Four Town Lots Approved at Special Meeting All available lots are still being snapped up by hungry buyers. A special meeting of council this month approved the sale of Lots 134 and 135, Plan M-46 to W. E. Vannier for $400.00. The owner will. build a 24x34 of 24x38 house on the property. Evariste Rivard purchased Lot 167, Plan M-146 for $175.00 witha view to building a home. Lot 20, Plan M-13-F was sold to H D.Burnett for $300.00 and PLAY Are YOUR Chimney and Furnace Pipes Clean? WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER Call 1000 and make arrangements to have your. Chimney Pipes Cleaned FIRE CHIEF KEN WATSON SAFE ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF DONALD JOHN RUSSELL, All persons having claims against the estate of Donald John Russell, late of Cobalt,.de- ceased, who died on or about the 13th day of July, 1952, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or before the 20th day of November, -1952, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the said Personal Representative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which it shall then have had notice, DATED at Haileybury this 14th day of October, A.D. 1952 NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY LIMITED, 20 King St. East, Toronto, Ontario Execator, By ROBERT DEAN CUMMING, Q-C., Haileybury, Ontario, 32-3-c Their Solicitor herein HOUSE FOR SALE E. M. McCUAIG Phone 135. Registered Broker Try Haileyburian Advertising for Quick Results! spark plug and tire check. peak performance in spite Switchto WINTER LUBRICANTS FOR CAREFREE WINTER DRIVING DON'T RISK COSTLY REPAIRS Let us give your car a winter changeover--oil change, Imperial Specialized lubrication, battery, HAILEYBURY GARAGE Be sure of trouble-free, of adverse temperatures. Condensed Aus! CLERK-STENOGRAPHER -- Position of Clerk-Stenographer in Mining Recorder's Office, Haileybury, will be open on | Jan- uary, 1953. Application forms at Min- ing Recorder's office. ' 32-2-c FOR SALE--Seven room House; fully insu- lated; new furnace; electric water heater; garage; close to school Phone 155 or write Box 126, Haileybury. 32-tfc FOR SALE -- Kelvinette Refrigerator suit- able for apartment. Phone 295. W. T. Joy, Main St. 32-tf-c WANTED--A Housekeeper for comfortable home in Haileybury; to take complete charge of four children, ages 2 to 9, Phone 577. 3 32-1-* WANTED--Housework or work in Restaur- ant or Hotel. Apply to Mrs. Netty Fern- holm, West Road 32-1-* FOR SALE--Buick Coach in good condition, Phone 56. 32-1-c FOR SALE--1 Double Bed Mattress and Spring. $25.00. Phone 456, 32-1-c FOR SALE--8-Roomed House on Elliott St. Good Price. Phone 234, Haileybury. 32-3-* FOR = SALE--Seven roomed House, cen- trally located in residential area. For information Phone 269 from 6-7 p.m. 30-1-c HOUSE FOR SALE--Eleven Rooms; founda- tion; recently decorated inside». Phone 125 or 131. 24-tf-c HOUSE FOR SALE--120 Lake Shore Rd. _ Bight rooms. Stoker. Recently insulated. Write Box 14, or Phone 86, Haileybury LOT FOR SALE--Ideal for building a house. Location southeast corner of Rorke and Browning. If interested contact Roa. Mori Phone 385 of 109. 19- STOKER Makes your stoker work hetter, last longer, You'll like Cavalier. You'll say it's the best stoker coal you've ever used. It's clean, long-burning, ec' sient. E RECOMMENDED BY Haileybury Fuels : COAL. Phone 349 the new owner will also build a schools andthe chief feels that home. : At the close of the meeting, de- cisions were made to sell the burnt-out motor at the pump house for scrap and Councillor Dempster was authorized to sell the old furnace at the filter building. 'Fire Chief Pleased With Results of Fire Prevention Week Fire this Chief Ken Watson said week that "he was very § the children are well trained for un emergency. THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CANCER Dr. Charles Cameron, medical and scien- tific director of the American Cancer Society, Inc, gives answers to 50 common ques tions of vital interest to everybody Read "Answers to Cancer', in this Sunday's (Oc tober 19) issue of- the great Color Gravure American Weekly, exclusively with The Detroit Sunday Times. pleased with the interest taken in Bm th programs undertaken during § Fire Prevention Week". Inspection of public buildings have eviden- ced a great willingness to co- | operate in fire safety Seven hundred and forty per- on § sons, all told, saw the films fire safety. Showings were held in the Public and High Schools and in basement of Holy Cros' Church for the Separate School and the Academy. Firemen and interested outsiders saw pictures at the fire hall. Fire drills were held in all the CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard Last Time Today' | "JUST FOR YOU" and "Young Man With Ideas" Fri., Sat., Oct. 17th 18th CARIBBEAN Technicolor * JOHN PAYNE ARLENE DAHL SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE --Added Attraction-- "OKLAHOMA ANNIE" In Color Judy Canova, John Russell Plus: NEWS afd COMEDY After Sunday Midnight Mon., Tues., Oct. 20, 21 SOMEBODY LOVE ME Technicolor BETTY HUTTON RALPH MEEKER ADELE JERGENS Added "ONE BIG AFFAIR" Evelyn Keyes Dennis O'Keefe Attraction Also: "Disaster Fighters" Wed., Thur., Oct. 22, 23 Scaramouche (Technicolor) STEWART GRANGER ELEANOR PARKER JANET LEIGH MEL FERRER Plus: COMEDY O SHOWINGS NIGHTL at 6.45 and 9 p.m. the § of public buildings § is continuing and thus far, owners & j Fri, Sat., Oct. 17th 18th TWO BIG HITS on the Same Program JUST FOR YOU Technicolor BING CROSBY JANE WYMAN ETHEL BARRYMORE Added Attraction It sends chills down fsa a Lvl aw Plus COLORED CARTOON Mon., Tues., Oct. 20, 21 | CARIBBEAN Technicolor JOHN PAYNE ARLENE DAHL Added Attraction "OKLAHOMA ANNIE" (in color) f Judy Canova,' John Russell § Plus: News and Comedy rare Wed., Thur., Oct. 22, 23 fi SOMEBODY LOVES ME Technicolor BETTY HUTTON RALPH MEEKER mM Added MEN AeIOR | "ONE BIG AFFAIR" __| Evelyn Keyes Dennis O'Keefe Also 'Disaster Fighters' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24th Playing Cobalt 1 Day Only & Scaramouche (Technicolor) m Stewart Granger, Janet Leigh Eleanor Parker, Mel Ferrer O SHOWINGS NIGHTL at 6.45 and 9 p.m.