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Page Four a; RHE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., NOVEMBER 20, 1952 a ooh "St. Paul's W. A. Hold Funeral. Services Held for "Round the Town { WEDDING BELLS ' Successful Bazaar Governor of District Jail Soe a aoe The W.A. of St. Paul's Church (Mrs. R. Labine) of Sudbury; Mr. W.-H. Tuke of Noranda FLEURY--ST. CYR held-their annual bazaar on Sat- Rita, (Mrs. Ronald Garafola) of was in town last week renewing acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Murray of Sebring, Ohio, were in town last week visiting with Mr. Mur- Murray. Mr. S. H. Glassford of Hunts- ville was in town last week visit- iting with his son, Harold, and Mrs. Glassford. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bramer of Sudbury are visiting with-Mrs. Bramer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A, Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rushworth of Kirkland Lake were week-end guests of Mr. S. Robson and fa- mily recently. Mrs. Albert Palmer was in Val d'Or last week to attend the wedding of her son, Elburn, to Miss Therese Deslaurier, which took place on Thursday, Novem- ber 13th. Dr. J. Genyk left this week for Toronto to attend the funeral of his brother, Dr. Julian Genyk. The late Doctor was at one time Pro- fessor of Philosophy at the Uni- versity of Krakow in Poland and at the time of his death, was Professor of Languages a t the University of Toronto. Haileybury Scouts Hold Dance in High School By David Tuer On Friday evening the Hailey- bury Boy Scouts held their first dance in the High School, It started off with each Scout intro- ducing himself and then his guest. A great'many interesting games were played First was the Orange game the winners re- ceived candy suckers. The next game plaved was the spot dance. Inthis game the winners of the special prizes were Barbafa and Charles Camsell. After the spot dance. the Scouts chose partners and did some square dancing. For ~~the ext dance the Scouts and their guests were given pieces of paper pictures which had to be matched up for partners. Another interesting game the walking game. Special prizes again were given to the winners, who were Carol Jenkins and David Tuer. After the walking game was the shoe mix-up con- test from which the Raven patrol won. This was probably the most exciting game of the evening The most skilful.game of the evening was the letter game which the Wolf patrol won. The two games which remained were charades and the final dance in which the music would stop suddenly and any couple witha certain garment or color were disaualified. Carol McNaught and Reg. McIntyre wan the spe- cial prizes. Much thanks is oiven to Mr. and Mrs. Nauss, Mrs. Neelands, Mrs. Bond and Buz Hayward, whe made this dance possible. After the games lunch consist- in which was ing of soft drinks, cookies, cake and ice cream was. then served and was appreciated bvall Thus drew to a close a very enjoyable evening. Card of Thanks We wish to thank. all those friends, relatives and neighbors for the many kindnesses and ex- pressions of sympathy extended to us during our recent sad he- reavement, Mrs. A. T. Humphreys, and Family Court of Revision CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COLEMAN Notice is hereby-given that a Court of Revision will be held in the Township Council Chambers, Cobalt, Ontario, on Friday, No- vember 28 1952, at the hour of 11.45 o'clock in the forenoon, Eastern Standard Time, to hear and ~determine complaints and appeals against the assessment roll ot the Municipality for the year 1952. Dated at Cobalt Ontario, this Seventeenth day of November, 1952. ALMA FERRIS, Deputy Clerk Please Mr. Glover policeman, cowboy, No it's sauve, mellow- Gunman, guard? voiced Elwood Glover whose day-to-day "artillery" consists manly of the polished phrase and well rounded consonant. It just happens that Elwood, when he's not engaged in talk- ing to his national radio audi- ence on his daily "Musical Kit- chen" network program, is a gun collector of note. Here he appraises the relative merits of a six-shooter specimen asa possible addition to his well stocked collection. YOU OUGHT TO KNOW That there is loads of parking 100m at the Ski Club. So have no fears about what to do with your car on Friday night That the automatic system at the pump house has been in op- eration since October 15th. Each morning the reservoir is full in- stead of the low ebb of the good old days. Mayor Cooke hasn't received one single blast about no water pressure since the change- over. That there are twenty-nine shopping days until Christmas Getinto the wonderful last: min- ute panic by waiting. New Liskeard Flyers eked out a squeaky 12-10 ov ertime victory against North Bay Ferris Motors at Liskeard last night . Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Tall standards of multi-colored flowers and candles formed the the setting in Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church, North Cobalt on Saturday, November 8th for the marriage of Rolande St. Cyr, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond St. Cyr to Mr, Leonard Fleury, son of Mr, and Mrs, L. P. Fleury of North Cobalt. Rey. Father C. Perron officiated at the ceremony. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Roy Hacquard o {New Liskeard and a group of senior girls and school children sang. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a gown of white THE HOT OBOIST Perry Bauman has a good rea- son to feel hot, after a rehear- net over chantilly lace. Her fin- sal session with the newly- ger-tip veil was caught up to a formed CBC National Symph pleated net cap encrusted with ony. Standing hy, ready to pearls. She carried a bouquet of wipe the oboist's brow is french horn player Eugene Rettich I takes many hours of hard work to produce a successful concert, which can be heard on the Trans-Can- ada network Monday eves. ved roses and wore a wrist watch, the gift-of the groom, The maid of honour, Miss Aline Fleury chose a frock of mauve velveteen and matching hat finish- ed with a half veil. She carrieda nosegay of yellow 'mums. The bridesmaids were Miss Lucy Doctors From Across Fleury and Miss Theresa Lanth- ier. They wore pink and blue vel- veteen with matching hats. Nose- gays of-pink 'mums completed the picture. Canada Attend Course Dr. J. Genyk joined one hund- red doctors from all over Canada last month in Toronto where they The bride's sister, Denise St. attended a course at the Weston Cyr, was flower girl. She WOre Sanatorium. yellow Peay ee ee * The entire. week was devoted Bae, Ea ee ant to the study of all phases of T.B. were heard at work and _ lectures from outstanding professors the doctors from New York, Hamil- ton and Weston Sanatorium. Mr. Claude St. Cyr was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Basil Fleury Raymond St. Cyr and Wilfred Stubinskil After the ceremony, a reception was held at the North Cobalt public school auditorium. The brides' mother received in a gown of wine velvet and wore a green of the Federal budget. University of Toronto and State Giediat defence expenditure they are contained currently represents 45 per cenf the urday, November 15th. The hall and tea:table were at- tractive with Christmas decora- tions. The officers and members wish to convey their sincere thanks to , Mrs. E. Piche for her untiring ef- forts and wonderful work. Winners of the draws were follows: Cradle--Linda Dav. Panda--Mrs. Dan Hellens. Doll--Mrs. Norman Abraham Cake--Mrs. S. Atkinson. - The president, Mrs. F wishes to thank her committees and members and all who helped in any way to make this a most successful bazaar. Card ot ai hanies as Reumeil Mr. and Mrs, W. Graffe and family wish to extend their heart- felt thanks and appreciation to their friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness, ex- pressions of sympathy and floral tributes and help received during the loss of a dear father and grandfather. Recent figures indicate Canada's commercial fishing fleet numbers more than 40,000 vessels. A hundred newly minted shillings will pay a-big part in the Coronation. In a ceremony faithfully maintained at all Cor- onations since the Middle Ages, the shillings will be used to re- deem the magnificent jewelled sword presented by the Sovereign in homage to the Church. Afterwards, the shil- lings and the velvet bag in which will remain Westminster property of Abbey. velvet hat. The groom's mother chosea grey gown trimmed with blue velvet, with a matching hat. Both wore corsages of pink mums The happy couple will live in North Cobalt. Wanted CARETAKER for Hailey- bury Skating Rink. Writ- ten applications will be re- ceived at Town Office. A man should never be ashamed to own he has been in the wrong, which is but saying in other words that he is wiser today than he was yesterday. --Pope Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442B cb Temiskaming Construction Limited MINING PLANTS ENGINEERS and GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONCRETE WORK oO Condensed Ads FOR SALE--Easy Spin Dry Washet. Phone 477. 37-1-* FOR SALE--Hight Chair. Phone 340. 37-1-c FOR SALE--Two pair of Skates. Both size 4. One pair white, price $3.00. One pair Boys' Skates price $2.00. - Phone 197-J. 37-1-* WANTED--Saleslady for the Christmas Season. Applicants Phone 111, New Lis- keard, Collect. Simpson's Order Office. 2 37-tf-c FOR SALE--Dry Poplar Wood. Phone C Hopkins at 1614. 37-1-c FOR SALE--A Fawcett Space Heater? Price $40.00. Pipes to fit. Phone 630-W 37-1 ¢ TO RENT--Heated two-room Apartment on Georgina Ave Phine 475-W. 37-1-* LOT FOR SALE--Ideal for building a house. Location southeast corner of Rorke and Browning. If interested contact Roa. Morissette. Phone 385 or 109. 19- TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.20 a.m. 4.20 p.m. 11.45 p.m. STANDARD TIME Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-2-8 Head Office Phone 517 HAILEYBURY, ONT. P.O. Box 997 EMPIR Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. single bill. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m. LAST TIMES TODAY "The Model and the Marriage Broker" Jeanne Crain, T. Ritter THEATRE NewLiskeard THURSDAY NITE IS PHOITO-NITE You many now attend show WEDNESDAY NITE, sign an attendance card and be eligible for Thursday Nite's FOTO- NITE OFFER » This week's Offers are: Ist, $300.00; 2nd, $300.00; 3rd, $255.00 FRIDAY - SATURDAY NOV. 2lst and 22nd Cattle Drive with JOEL McCREA DEAN STOCKWELL MUSICAL, CARTOON and NEWS MON., TUES., NOVEMBER 24th and 25th Red Skies of Montana with RICHARD WIDMARK, CONSTANCE SMITH Short, Cartoon and News Matinee Monday at 4.15 p.m. WED - THURS. NOVEMBER 26th and 27th Millionaire For Christy FRED MacMURRAY, ELEANOR PARKER _ Musical and Cartoon Box Office opens_--6.45 p.m. Show starts at ---7.00 p.m. Fri., Sat. Nov. 21, 22 THE SAVAGE Technicolor CHARLTON HESTON SUSAN MORROW --Added Attraction-- "FEUDIN' FOOLS" The Bowery Boys Also: WORLD NEWS and Richard Himber's Orchestra After Sunday Midnight Mon., Tues., Nov. 24, 25 ONE MINUTE TO ZERO ROBERT MITCHUM ANN BLYTH Added Attraction "YOU FOR ME" Peter Lawford, Jane Greer Gig Young Wed., Thur., Nov. 26; 27 CAPTAIN PIRATE Technicolor LOUIS HAYWARD PATRICIA MEDINA ---- Added Attraction "GLORY ALLEY" Ralph Meeker, Leslie Caron Sherbrooke, Que., and nine-year- old Barbara at home; two 'sons, Dr. A. C. Humphreys of London and Leslie at home, and a siste1, Mrs. Charles Hemings of Rutely, England. There are andchildren. The entire community is sad- dened by the loss of a valued and likeable citizen and the deep sympathy of all goes out to his family in their great loss. also three ~Announcement and Mrs, J. W. Shepherd Ave., Winnipeg, Mr. of 403 Monreith announce the marriage of their daughter, Shirley to P/O H. C Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevenson of Haileybury, on Odtober T'8th, 1952,in Deer, Park United Church, Winnipeg. Buy - Use Christmas Seals! HOUSE FOR SALE E. M. McCUAIG Phone 135. Registered Broker C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard (IASI OBALr Box Office opens_--6.45 p.m. Show starts at ---7.00 p.m. Nov. 21, 22 JUMPING JACKS DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS MONA FREEMAN Fri., Sat., Added "THE LONGHORN" William Elliott Attraction Plus: COLORED CARTOON Mon., Tues., Nov. 24, 25 THE SAVAGE Technicolor CHARLTON HESTON SUSAN MORROW Added Attraction "FEUDIN' FOOLS" The Bowery Boys NEWS & MUSICAL SHOR ONE MINUTE 10 ZERO ROBERT MITCHUM ANN BLYTH Added Attraction "HOLIDAY FOR SINNERS" Gig Young, Keenan Wynn