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Page Four 5 | a 3 , = ? Secs. THURS., JANUARY 8th, 1953 ] Ouimet' parents and: otk la- | a 2o eae Round the Town *:"s su: Calendar of E ao * Mr. and Mrs. Ai W. Sanderson a ei at 0 vents In the midst of our sorrow we Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Fleming and Mrs. Coatup arrived home Wish to express hearfelt thanks lett on Sunday for a holiday trip to Florida. Mr. J. H. White, Blackwall street is on a business trip to Ut- tawa this week, Mr. and Mrs, J. Elton left at tht week-end to spend a month's holiday in Florida. Mrs. R. C. Lyon and son, Glenn, are visiting in Kingston and Toronto for a week. Mr. Tom McConnell visited with relatives at Powassan dur- ing the Christmas holidays. Miss Evelyn Mills of Ottawa is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Camsell and Mr. Camsell Jr. Mrs, L. H. Childs and Beverley visited with relatives in Kings- ton during Christmas holidays. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Byles, o nThursday, January 8th 1953, a daughter. Both well. Mrs, Harry Jenkins is in Cali- fornia visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Millican. Billie Villeneuve returned to North Bay Tuesday night where he will resume his studies at Scollard Hall, Mrs. S, Robson and daughters Jo and Jill arrived home this week from Toronto, where they spent the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Speicher of Toronto spent Christmas and New Year's with Mr. Speicher's parents, Mr. and-Mrs. A. Speicher ' --- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ville- neuve and family of Sarnia spent Christmas with-Mr. Villeneuve's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ville- neuve. Mrs. J. H. Watson "of Graven- hurst and Mrs. Murray Cawley of Noranda spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Speicher. Mr.. and Mrs. Eximer Ouimet tnd sons, Ron. and James, spent Christmas in Toronto with Mrs. Condensed Ads FOR SALE--One Chesterfield. wine, and one chair to match; one treadle sewing machine. All in good condition. Phone 325W. 44-1-* ROOM FOR RENT--Phone 652 44-1-c WANTED--Pair of small boys' skates, size 11. Phone 44. 44-1-c FOR SALE--One Wood Stove, good condition; two tables; one bed complete; one gramo- phone; one dining room set-- _ six chairs, buffet; one child's large size crib. Apply Mrs Thisdelle (Sr.) Elliott St. or Phone 611. 44-1-c WANTED--Man for steady tra~ vel among consumers in Tem iskaming, County. Permanevt connection with large manurac- turer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Rawleigh's Dept. A-224-131.. Montreal. FOR SALE -- Used Furniture Chesterfield bed and large matching chair; Dining Room Suite; Kitchen cabinet. Phone 405 or see Mrs. Hutt over the Haileybury Garage. 43-t.f.c on Sunday aiter spending the holiday season in Dundalk and other southern points, Mrs, Erland McBay and little. Alex of Carluke, Ontario, spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arthur of Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. Don McMonagle and Miss Monica of Kingston were here to attend the funeral of the former's mother, Mrs. James McMonagle of Cobalt. Mr. and Mrs, Clarke Campbell and daughter Kathleen "of To- ronto who spent Christmas with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins here are in Flo- rida for a three week vacation. Rooms Wanted--Anyone hav- ing room or rooms available for rent during the T. & N.O. Bon- speil being hel d in Haileybury the week of February 9th to February 15th, 1953, please tele- phone Ian D, MacDiarmid at No. 10 or 629 orJohn Thomson at 129. Leccccccccccccccccccssorrh j OBITUARY { a Oo WARRINER The death of George Allen Warriner occurred on Sunday December 28th in Sunnybrook Hospital, where he had been a patient for two months. Born in 1898 at Yorkshire England, Mr. Warriner came to Canada twenty-eight years ago and settled in Sarnia.. While living in Toronto, he joined the Veterans' Guard and shortly after came to the North Country in 1942. He was tmploy- ed with the Wabi Iron Works in New Liskeard where he acted as foreman in the yard. In 1944, he married Sarah Sutheran of Haileybury and for- formely of Durham, England, who survives him. Other survivors are two stepsons, Tom and Jack Sutheran of MHaileybury three sisters in England and two brothers, Thomas and Bill, of Sarnia. Rev. D. Knox conducted the funeral service and burial was in the Veterans' Plot, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Haileybury. Pallbearers were W. H. Davis Arthur Davis, Harvey Benoit and Alfred Seed of Haileybury, Lloyd Palmer of North Cobalt and John Watchhorne of New Lis- keard. Carrie Gray Hold First Meeting of '5: There was a good attendance at the first meeting this-year of the Carrie Gray which took place at the home of Mrs. H. Brown ot Rorke avenue on Monday even ing. The installation of officers for the next term took place anc the annual reports were read. Arrangements were made to hold a Valentine tea in February Mrs, W. G. Arnold, Mrs. lat MacDiarmid, Mrs. J. Valentine and Mrs. K. Valentine assistec the hostess, Mrs. Brown, with the lunch. Prince Edward Island was the only province listing no boot- blacks in the 1951 census. Your guess is as good as ours tile emcee of "Musical Kitchen" is playing, the musical instrument was for naming what the versa- Cliff tells us made in Germany several years ago, to enable the owner to obtain a certain obscure musical sound and is reputed to be the only one of its kind in existence, The other instruments are easily identified. Announce Changes in Salvation Army Personnel Here Lieut. Ralph Ingleby, OC o the CobaltHaileybury Salvation Army Corps since February, 1951 has been notified that he ig to re- port for duty at the Whitby SA citadel next week. Lieut. Ingleby has done good work in this field and his many friends will regret his removal] from this district and at the same time wish him success in his new work, He will be suc- ceeded here by Second Lieuten- ant B Craddock from Whitby The two are exchanging charges Lieut. W. Storms, who came tc Cobalt last July as Lieut, Ingle- by's assistant, has also received notice from headquarters that he will be moved to a new field. Born in Iroquois Falls, Lieut Ingleby has always been partial] to the North Cotmtry and spoke of how much he had enjoyed hic charge here. He expressed his appreciation of those who had sc ably assisted him inthe annual Red Shield campaign and wished to thank his many friends for their continued help through the year. His successor, Mr. Craddock was born in England and lived in Victoria, B.C, before coming to Toronto to study at the Booth Memorial College. He was a fellow graduate of Lieut. Ingle- by, both being members of the class of 1950. His post in the area will bring him to the North for the first time as his work has been in Southern Ontario towns since his graduation, Report on Ground Water Beneficial to Farmers The report on Ground Water in Ontario has just been publish- ed by the Ontario Department of Mines is expected to enjoy wide readership among farmers in the Province. The report has been made available without charge on application to the Publica- tions branch of the Department. It deals with considerable detail with the general occurrence of ground water, fluctuations of water tables in various parts of Southern Ontario as revealed by observation wells, and a descrip- tion of geological formations with their water-bearing poten- tialities. ; The work includes a review of water-well legislation passed jince 1945 when ground water Studies and the collection of data pertaining to them were begun. Also included is a list of licen- ced water well drillers in all areas. Finally a comprehensive table indicates ground water data and logs of almost 1200 wells. This report is the first of a proposed series to supply accur- ate data on the ground water resources of Ontario, based on information obtained from ob- servation wells and thousands of other wells drilled throughout the Province every year. In the year up to June 1, 1952, new immigrants arrived in Can- ada at the rate of 590 each day; in the same period 332 Canadians died each day, 145 emigrated, and there were 1,036 births, giving Canada a net population increase fo 4,149 per day. EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. single hill. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m Show at 7 and 9 p.m. LAST TIMES TODAY "y CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 49 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. iP War Bride" ShirleyYamaguchi, Don Taylor (Adult) 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 5 This Week's Offers are: Ist, $360.00; 2nd, $300; 3rd, $300 FOR SALE--Duplex Housé on Blackwall street. Phone 379 Haileybury. 43-4-* FOR SALE--Dry Poplar in 3-corc loads, $14.00, Phone C. Hop- kins, 1614, Haileybury. 43-4* HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -- Save 25%. Direct from Fac- tory to you. Chrome Sets Chesterfields,. Bedroom, etc. Write for FREE Catalogue and compare prices. Mail Order Supply Co., Dept. M, Box 309 Bradford, Ont. 41-4-c $1.00 TRIAL OFFER--Twenty- five de luxe Personal Require- ments. Latest catalogue in- cluded. The Medico:Agency "109 Front St. East, Toronto. 'LOT FOR SALE--Ideal for building 2 Bouse. -- Location southeast corner of Rorke aad Browning. If interested contact Ros. _ Mocissetts. Phong 385 or 109, Phone 52 Modern Taxi Hotel Haileybury FRIDAY - SATURDAY with EAST Plus: Lady in the Iron Mask - with LOUIS HAYWARD x ee igh se ah H i t-- - Kid Dynamite CARTOON JANUARY 9th and 10th PATRICIA MEDINA SIDE KIDS MON., TUES., with RAY BOLGER Short Cartoon and News Where's Charlie JANUARY 12th and 13th _ ALLYN McLERIE Matinee Monday at 4.15 p.m. WED - THURS. : The Golden Horde ~~ With.ANN BLYTH . . fs -' Short, Cartoon and News JANUARY. 14th and 15th - - DAVID_FARRAR. ...- Churches: United Church W.A. in Sunday; School Room on Jan. 12th at 8 p.m. C.W.L--in Church on Jan. 13th at 8 p.m. ; Clubs: Ladies' Legion Auxiliary in Legion Hall on January 9th at 8. p-m. Kinsmen in Hotel on Jan. 12th at 6.30 p.m. Rebekahs in Masonic Hall on Jan, 13th at 8 p.m. Sports: Midget Hockey -- Haileybury vs. New Liskeard at the Arena, jan. 11th, at 3 p.m. Ski Club Meeting in Hotel on Jan. 9th at 7.30 p.m. Cobalt-Haileybury Ladies Curl- ing, general meeting on Jan. 11th at 2.00 p.m Ski Club dance and tobogan- ning, Jan. 30th, at 8.30 p.m. Activities: Carrie Feb. 14th. Gray--vValentine Tea, More than 10,000 tons of iron ore per day, some from Canadian mines, some from the U.S., are required for the blast furnaces of Canada's expanding steel in- dustry. The higher tax on candy cut the sale of chocolate bars from 37 million dozen ~bars in the first half of 1950 to 23 million dozen in the corresponding period of 1952. For every dollar of taxes Can- § adians paid in 1939 they paid $2.8 § at wartime peak, 1944, and this @ year will pay about $4.50. "cOBALY FRI., SAT., JAN. 9th, 10th I DREAM of JEANIE RAY MIDDLETON LYNN BARI MURIEL LAWRENCE Added "THE FIGHTING SEABEES" John Wayne, Susan. Hayavar Attraction JAN. 12 13 UNTAMED FRONTIER Technicolor JOSEPH COTTEN SHELLEY WINTERS MON., TUES., --Added Attraction-- "ATOMIC CITY" Michael Moore, Nancy Gates Plus: NEWS and CARTOON Sa Sia nh a a ea TO) WED., THUR, JAN. 14, 15 * Adult Entertainment HORIZON'S WEST Technicolor ROBERT RYAN JULIA "ADAMS Added Attraction "MY MAN AND I" Shelley Winters Wendell Corey We especially wish to thank the Rev. Norman D. Knox for his consoling words; all the donors éf the many beautiful floral of- ferings, the pallbearers, Dr. Led- well, friends and neighbors for their kindess to us. The Warriner Family Ackroyd and Son ACCOUNTANTS Costs and Records Income Tax and Government Returns Bookkeeping Service. Ontario and 442B | New Liskeard | Phones 442 ? C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard FRI, SAT., JAN. 9th, 10th UNTAMED FRONTIER (Technicolor) JOSEPH: COTTEN SHELLEY WINTERS SCOTT BRADY Added Attraction "ATOMIC CITY" Michael Moore, Nancy Gates Also NEWS and COLORED CARTOON After Sunday Midnight MON., TUES., JAN. 12 13 -- Adult Entertainment---- HORIZON'S WEST Technicolor ROBERT RYAN JULIA ADAMS ROCK HUDSON Added Attraction "THE DEVIL MAKES THREE" Gene Kelly, Pier Angeli WED., THUR., JAN. 14, 15 THE HAPPY TIME CHARLES BOYER LOUIS JOURDAN LINDA CHRISTIAN ---- Added Attraction ---- "TEMBO" in color Starring Howard Hill Plus: COLORED CARTOON