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Page Six ( THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., DECEMBER 18, 1952 'Round the Town Frank McFarlane arrived home last week for the Christmas sea- son. W. E. Bagshaw arrived home from Labrador on Saturday morning. A Childrens Christmas party will be held in St. Paul's parish hall at7 p.m. on December 21st. There will be a Sunday School program in the Pentecostal Tab- ernacle on Friday evening at & o'clock, Miss G. Jemmett is a patient in Misericordia Hospital thi. week. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. George Belland, former Hail- eyburian, who has been a resident , the past town of Kapuskasing for three years is visiting in this week, Miss Suzanne Smith arrived home this week from St. Mar garet's School to spend ~ the sholiday season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith. There is to be a special Christ- mast service in the Albert Gospel Hall featuring the Girls' Choi and selections by the Sunday School] members at 7.00 o'clock on Sunday evening. Mr. A. Hasselbring and Miss Nancy Hasselbring leave this week for the States where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rein- hart Hasselbring in Lansing and with Col. and Mrs. Gayle Madison in Virgina during the holiday season. On Friday, December 19th at & p.m., the Senior Sunday Schoo} of the United Church, acting in conjunction with the Senior Choir will provide an evening of sacred music and pageantry in the Church. The choir is pre- senting selected carols. The Sun- day School is dramatizing the Christmas story. Funeral Services Held on Tuesday for North's Sheriff Funeral services were held at St- Paul's Anglican Church on Tuesday afternoon for the late George Caldbick, whose death occurred suddenly at his home on Browning street on Saturday morning. He was eighty-tour years of age and would have been eighty-five in January. Born in Hastings County. Mr Caldbick began his career in 10- ronto, where he served for eight years with the police force. In 1905, he came to Cobalt, where he had accepted an appointment as a provincial constable. He continued for a time in that ca- pacity during the active days of Cobalt's mining boom before re- ceiving an appointment as chief of the Provincial Force in North- ern Ontario. Later, he became an inspector at a time when there was only two of those officers-- one covering Southern Ontario and the other in the North Coun- try. His duties took him to all parts of the vast area under his supervision. With the formation of the District of Temisk ming in 1912 Mr Caldbick was appointed She- riff. He conducted the affairs of the district from the Court House here until his retirement in 1935. He was a_ member of St. Paul's Anglican Church. He w. a member of Temiskaming Lodge A. F. & A. M., New Lis- keard, Silver Lodge, AF. & A.M Cobalt and the Royal Arch Chap- ter and Past Preceptor of Temis- kaming Preceptory here. He was at one time an active member of the Haileybury Curling Club. His wife the former Catherine M. Smith predeceased him in 1950. s Surviving him are three dau- ghters, Mrs. C, E. Taylor (Mar- yvaret) of Timmins, Mrs. A. E. Cain (Jane) of Timmins, Mrs. J H. L. Brennan (Helen) of To- ronto; and four sons: S. A. Cald- bick, Q.C., of Timmins; Joseph of Seattle, Washington, Dr. Geo es =. W. Sanderson, Dr. W. C. Some: ville, Dr. J. C. A. Crawford, S Atkinson, A. Throop and Taylor Pipe. Active pallbearers were Staff Sergeant R. W. Crozier Russell Murphy, Graham Hennes- sy, Terry Smith, J. M. Shouldice of Haileybur yand Harold Low- ery of New Liskear. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Beloved by all who came te know him, the passing of George Caldbick will be keenly felt bya host of friends in Northern On- tario. His own community has lost a (good neighbor and a good triend. Rotarians Entertain Kinsmen, Wives at Xmas Party Rotarians entertained the Kins- men Club of Haileybury and Co- balt on Monday night at the Hotel Haileybury. Among the one hundred and fifteen to enjoy the evening were the wives of mem- bers of both Clubs, friends of the Rotarians, president of the Chan- ber of Commerce, J. E. McDon- ough and Mrs. McDonough and Mayor Arthur H. and Mrs. Cooke Dr. Crawford started the Christmas sing-song off witk "Jingle Bells", and led the guests in the singing of Christmas carols throughiout the dinner hour. Lorne Charbonneau, president of the Club welcomed the guests and on behalf of Rotarv «.press- , ed his pleasure with the oppor. tunity of joining together at this annual event. Following the singing o1 "Adestes Fidelis", Herb Brown recited one of Robert Service's poems, "All About Bessie". In his toast to the Ladies, Dr Arnold turnde back the pages of history to remind them of their importance in the scheme ot things in his review of their in- Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442B Condensed Ads| FOR SALE--Oak Dining Room Suite and other miscellaneous articles. Phone 277. 41-1-¢ FOR SALE--Christmas Trees Phone 495 after 6 pm. 41-1-c HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -- Save 25%. Direct from Fac- tory to you. Chrome Sets Chesterfields, Bedroom, etc. Write for FREE Catalogue and compare prices. Mail Orde1 Supply Co., Dept. M, Box 309 Bradford, Ont. 41-4-c fluence on famous historical ¢o- casions. Mrs. L:; Charbonnear responded for the ladies: The evening's program with the skit "The Night Before Christmas" which was producec and directed by Alex Mosher anc narrated by Stan Weir. The scrip* was available through the kind- ness of a former Rotarian, Roy Douglas. Rebekahs Enjoy Christmas Party After the regular meeting oi Northenr Light Rebekah Lodge on Tuesday evening, December 9th, the members held a Christ- mas party. It was well attended and sey- eral games were played. Carol singing was enjoyed throughout the evening. High praise goes to the enter- tainment committee for thei work and to the social committee for the delightful lunch and special favors for each member Gifts were exchanged. closec CUIRRIER-DELLEMARE Santa Claus Will - siGrt 'Thursday, November i Greet "The Kids"' the marriage was solemnized Notre Dame du Grace Church Montreal of Cecilia Dellemare Verdun and Ernest Cuirrier Haileybury The bride's son-in-law, Desprase, gave her in and the best man was Maillaird. The reception was held home of Mr. Cuirrier's Mrs. A. ATS of of Mr. U marriage Mr. V. at the sister WEEK'S WEATHER Week ending Dec. 17th max. Thursday ------- 37.6 Hradayeyoesecc O14 = Saturday eee ed 12002 Sunday a=s=sa2 2.0 Monday -------- 30.2 iiesday -----==-~ 29.8 Wednesday, ----- 29.2 Precipitation for week_ 1952 Min. 31.0 25.4 17.0 18.4 19.8, 23.4 19.4 .26" and Best Wishes Che Season's and Customers from Greetings to all our friends = Ri h Christmas and New ing or Purchasing BREWERS' and service to customers at our store. NOTICE Uncertainty of weather and road conditions as the Year's Season approaches places a maximum burden on our delivery system In order to avoid serious congestion at the store and also disappointment in our "Hiivery service, we re- spectfully request the assistance of our customers. You can help us to maintain our services by order- your requirements as early as possible Brewers' Warehousing Company LIMITED Operating RETAIL STORES For Rent-- in Haileybury--Com- fortable, furnished 3-room ap- artment with 3-piece bathroom Private entrance. Close to bus Call at 119 Marcella St.or phone Mrs. L. Last 169, Haileybury. eaielze FOR SALE--Table and Electric Stove. Phone 382. 40-2-* l-dollar trial offer 12 personal hygiene items. Top quality plain wrapper. Price List in- cluded. Eastern Mail Order House, P.O. Box 75, Stn. N., Toronto 14. 39-4-¢ WANTED--A fulletime Steno- grapher. Apply lan D. Mac- Diarmid. Telephone 10 or 629. 39-tf-c USED SKATES FOR SALE-- Size 4 or 5 black figure; 6% white tube; size 4 white figure; size 3% white figure;; 2 or 3 white figure. Skates wanted-- size 9 any kind; size 6 white figure. Phone 86. 39-1-c $1.00 TRIAL OFFER--Twenty- five de luxe Personal Require- ments. Latest catalogue in- cluded. The Medico Agency 109 Front St. East, Toronto. EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single bill. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 pm. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.in Show at 7 and Y pm LAST TIMES TODAY "STORY OF WILL ROGERS" Jane Wyman Will Rogers Jr. This Week's Offers are: THURSDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE You many now attend show WEDNESDAY NITE, sign an attendance card and be eligible for Thursday Nite's FOTO- NITE OFFER Ist, $300.00; 2nd, $300.00 3rd $300.00 FRIDAY - SATURDAY DEC. 19th and 20th Battle of Apache Pass with JEFF CHANDLER, JOHN LUND, SUSAN CABOT Shorts and Cartoon MON., TUES., Immortal with HENRY FONDA Short, Cartoon and News DEC. 22nd and Sergeant MAUREEN O'HARA Matinee Monday at 2.00 p.m. 23rd WED - THURS. DEC. 24th and 25th i» After Free Show Saturday is the big day the youngsters have been waiting for. Santa Claus is pulling into town with good things-for evenv boy and girl. This year ne's not comin gby train because, with folks crowding the railway lines at this time of the year. he does not want to keep everyone wait- ing at the station. At 10 a.m. the Strand Theare is going to give the mothers and youngsters a free show. The movies have been chosen with the youngsters in mind and wil' consist of cartoons and suitable fun for all. The theatre mana- ger, Mr. Ashford, tells us that "everyone is welcome to joinin the fun." The movie will run for an hour and at 11 a.m. Santa will be waiting at the Legion hall - to say' Hello'. Library Closes for Christmas The Haileybury Public Library announces the following holiday schedule: The Library will close ior Christmas on Tuesday, De- cember 23rd at 5.30 p.m. and re- ASS SAT. DEC. 19th, 20th WHERE'S CHARLEY (Technicolor) RAY BOLGER, ALLYN McLERIE FRL., Added Attraction SKY FULL OF MOON Jan Sterling Carletop Carpenter Plus COLORED CARTOON MON., TUE., DEC. 22, 23 CRIPPLE CREEK Technicolor GEORGE MONTGOMERY KARIN. BOOTH --Added Attraction-- "SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR" Cesar Romero, Lois Maxwell Plus NEWS and CARY?OON / WED., THUR., DEC. 24, 25 Only one complete showing Nightly! Xmas Eve Show starts7 u.m. Xmas Night Show starts at 7.30 p.m. LES MISERABLES MICHAEL RENNIE DEBRA PAGET ROBERT NEWTON EDMUND GWENN Added Attraction "THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL" David Niven, Margaret Leighton, Jack Hawkins Caldbick> of Ott 4d Ward FOR SALE--A Fawcett Space Heater. Price a ick O awa an ar $40.00. Pipes to fit. Phone 630-W of Montreal. Also surviving him 37-1 ¢ : Yankee Buccaneer are fourteen grandchildren and pore aia vor a with JEFF CHANDLER SCOTT BRADY two great grandchildren, pone aoe coraer of Rocke sad |] Musical, Cartoon and News -- | Matinee inesday- aa Honorary pallbearérs were A jactmee! Plane 305 ec lone ap. || ek #7 + oka open on Saturday, January 3rd "1953; at 3 p.m. FOR SALE BY TENDER House on the South Side of Elliott Street, between Georgina and Meridian ave. Tenders will be received at the Town Office until 5/00 p.m. January 8th, 1953. Highest or any tender net necessarily accepted, Gree Db ePRIN GEE Clerk-Treasurer Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard FRI., SAT. DEC. 19th, 20th CRIPPLE CREEK Technicolor GEORGE MONTGOMERY KARIN BOOTH Added Attraction "SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR" Cesar Romero, Lois Maxwell Also NEWS and CARTOON in color [Peer ecco Fe aN MON., TUE., DEC. 22, 23 After Sunday Midnight Two Hits on Same Program LES MISERABLES MICHAEL RENNJE DEBRA PAGET ROBERT NEWTON EDMUND GWENN Added "THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL" (Technicolor) David Niven, Margaret Leighton, Jack Hawkins Attraction Eisai aS aA WED., THUR., DEC. 24, 25 Please Note--There will be Only ONE Complete showing of this Program Nightly Xmas Eve Show starts7 u.m. Xmas Night Show starts at 7.30 p.m. WAY of a GAUCHO (Technicolor) RORY CALHOUN GENE TIERNEY HUGH MARLOWE -- Added Attraction ---- "BRIGHT VICTORY" Arthur Kennedy, Dow Peggy