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Page Six Tr HE HAILEYBU RIAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dean are visiting in Ottawa this week. Maurice Belanger of Timmins was a Visitor in town this week. ffolkes Jemmett of Kirkland Lake and John Jemmett of Swas- tika were in town on Saturday to attend the funeral service for Mrs. J. R. W illiamson. Rey. Mr. Ferns of Cochrane will be preaching at the Baptist Church on Sunday, December 13th at 3.15 pm. Everyone wel- come. BORN -- On Sat. December 5th at the New Liskeard Memor- ial Hospital to the Rev. S. Helm and Mrs. Helm of Haileybury, a son, Wilton Carmen. ---- BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald A. Fawcett of Lindsay, on Tuesday, December 8th, 1953, a daughter, Mary Frances, a sister for Paul and Peter. Set SS Lieut. J. Wood and Mrs. Wood, former officers of Cobalt and Haileybury will conduct the ser- vices this week-end at the Sal- vation Army Hall at the usual hours. a, Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer left on Saturday for Toronto where Mr. Farmer will enter Sunnybrook Hospital for treat- ment. Mrs. Farmer will stay with her daughter, Mrs. How ard Hutt and Mr. Hutt. and Mrs. Mr. Harold Streight and Margaret of Toronto and Mr. Streight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Streight of Vanguard, Saskatchewan, were week-enc visitors at the home of Mrs. Streight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. Daigle leaves on Sun- Mrs. F. day for her home in Coniston. Mrs. Daigle has been visiting with Mrs. Jack Doherty in Kirk- land Lake and with her sister Mrs. Charles Tasse of Cobalt who has been a patient in the hos- Condensed Ads ROOM and BOARD--Available for two boys after Christmas. Must reserve now. Apply Mrs J. Whelan, Blackwall Street. or Phone 77. 40-1-c FOR SALE--Kitchen range, coa or wood, like new for $10; also a good range at $5. J. A. Bel- land, Blackwall St., Haileybury. Phone 501. 40-1-* FOR SALE--Highchair and crib. Also one maple double bed with Simmons mattress. Phone 34C pital here since July, but is ae ing a favorable recovery. Three rinks attended the men's bonspiel in North Bay last week- end with a rink skipped by M. Drew with T. Brown vice, C Eggert second and P. Grozelle lead, winning a prize. Skip Bob Poppleton had Bill Fleming, Bill MacArthur and John MacArthur on his rink and Skip McAulay had H. Sadler, A. MacLean and Bill Inch Jr., playing for him. Quick ahmiine Howewire Averts Serious Blaze A short circuit in a fuse box was the cause for a call to the Haileybury Fire Brigade at 11:2( on Friday morning to the home of Bert Dans on Latchford Street Quick thinking led Mrs. Dans to pull the main switch when she smelled smoke possibly averting a more serious fire. There was no damage and the brigade did not have to use the extinguishers. Every year. Canadian candy makers use more than 17,250,000 pounds of milk--whole, skim condensed and powdered--worth some $2,276,000. Milk, eggs butter, cream, sugar--all candy ingredients--as foods are tax-free but when you buy candy you pay a 25 per cent tax--l5 per cent excise and ten per cent sales tax. eros eer cccccecs ceoccoceese® WEDDING BELLS HOLLAND--WILD The marriage of Shirley Isobel Wild, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Yvan Paquin of Ottawa to William Bagshaw Holland,son of Mrs Estelle B. Holland and_ the late Captain W{| J. Holland and grandson of Mrs. G. of Haileybury was quietly sol- emnized in St. Mary's Magdalen Anglican Church in Toronto on Thursday evening, December 3rd A. Bagshaw Key. John Watson of Graven- hurst officiated at the ceremony and Dr. Healey Willan played the organ music. Mr. Russell Parker of Toronto gave his cousin in marriage and Miss) Vivian Gosselin of Mont- real was bridesmaid. The groomsman was Mr. Ev- erett C. Smith of New Liskearc and the ushers were Mr. Kenneth Reynolds and Mr. William G Bagshaw of Toronto. After the reception at the King Edward Hotel, the bride and groom left for Muskoka. They will reside at 178 Crescent Road Toronto. We OBITUARY ee SOS SOS OSC OO OCC O EMIL J. WALLI The death occurred in' Toronto 40-1-* last week of Emil J. Walli, 46. W ANTED TO RENT_ Tahaan yaa prominent mine manager, _ whe room modern 'finished house, 22s Deen associated with the Phone 548-W. 40-ti-* Labine interests for many years. er SSS Born in Copper Cliff, Mr. BABY SITTER Available every Walli attended Sudbury Mining Atternon from 1:30 to 4:30. School and Queen's University _ Call 197-J. 40-1-* where he graduated in mining in KOR SALI--China Cabinet for 1932. Following his graduation sale, $10. Phone 197-J. 40-1* he worked for a short time at HOW 1UO MAKE it possible for Howey Gold Mines and then mov- you and your family to provide ed to the Eldorado Mine at Bet canard tilesacertrn st Chea me scaumelale yawiere he that make life more enjoyable? Simply by becoming our dealer in your locality. If you ilke meeting people youll enjoy selling our 250 guaranteed household necessities. Details on request. FAMILEX, 160C Delorimier, Dept. 4, Montreal. os Dau 40-1l-c FOR SALE--Girls' Station Wa- gon Coat and two evening dresses. Size 16. Phone 177 W eters 39-1-¢ HOUSE FOR SALE--Blackwall St. Seven rooms. Full size basement. Hot water heating. All enquiries should be address- ed to Adrien Leclerc, Dupar- quet, Que. 38-3-* DO YOU WISH to have The Northern News delivered to your door? If so, please Phone Glenn Watson at 90. 38-1-c FOR SALE--New Bungalow, im sulated; modern kitchen and bathroom; unusually fine base. ment; oil heating. Apply E. M. McCuaig, Broker. Phone 135. 37-1-c HOUSE FOR RENT--4 rooms, Rorke Ave. South. Apply C. McRobert Phone collect, 1913, New Liskeard . 36-1* WOOD FOR SALE--Dry Slab Wood in stove lengths. $4.00 a cord, Any amount delivered. Pious K, Lyttle worked for more than six years. That period saw the development of Eldorado from a prospect toa successful producer of radium which was of special interest at that time. In his capacity of manager of Eldorado Mines, Mr. Walli had the distinction of be- ing the first man to operate a uranium mine in Canada. Just before and during the early part of the war, Mr. Walli was in charge of Macalder Gold Mines in Kenya, Africa, which position he left to join the Fed- eral Government Service in the scarch for uranium ores. In 1945, he was manager of Shawkey Gold Mine and more recently Nesbitt-Labine Urani- um. At the time of his death he was associated with both Nesbitt- Labine and Gunnar Gold Mines He was a member of the Pro- fessional Engineers of Ontario. With his passing, the mining industry has lost a man who has contributed much to the de- velopment of uranium in Canada He is survived by his wife and two sons, Eric and Donald, pre- sently living in Edmonton; alse surviving him are two brothers O. E. Walli of Haileybury and J. A. Walli of Cartier, and- two sis-- ters, Mrs. Harry Gibson and Mrs. Harold Smith of Copper Cliff, ST. PAUL'S W. A. ELECTS NEW OFF!CERS FOR COMING YEAR The annual meeting of St. Vaul's Womens 'Auxiliary was held December Ist, in the Parish Hall. Canon Goodier addressed the members and thanked them for their splendid work during the past year and for their co-opera- ation in the work of the church. During his talk he stressed the need for more clergy and more young women to take up mis- sionary work in the church and hoped that the members of the W.A. would try to impress this , need on the young people. After the minutes and all re- ports were given, the election of officers took place. The officers for the new year are: President--Mrs. H. E. Nauss Vice-Pres.--Mrs. J.T Leishman 2nd Vice-Pres----Mrs F. Allan Treasurer--Mrs, J. Gilkes. Secretary----Mrs J. White Dorcas Sec.--Mrs. J. Hallworth Living Message Secretary -- Mrs. J. M. Shouldice. Little Helpers' Secretary -- Mrs. L. Umphrey. j Women's Institute Plan Chritsmas Party The regular meeting of the Haileybury Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. R. Campbell on December 2. There were twenty-two members ond four visitors present. The mem- bers answered the roll call, "A Favorite Christmas Carol." Plans were made to hold the children's party at the home of Mrs. Mawhiney on December 8 Santa Claus will make his annual visit to the children. There were four birthday cups . Campbell, Mrs. and saucers given out, to Mrs. E. L. Burton, Mrs. Cc. E. Miller and Miss M Flem- ing. Mrs. G. Johnson joined the Institute Mrs. Campbell had a beautiful Christmas tree decorated in the hall at which each member placed a gift. After the closing of the meeting, a bingo game was play- ed which was followed by the exchange of gifts. A most deli- cfous lunch was served by the hostess. A very pleasant even- ing was enjoyed by all. ing was _enjoye dby all. Groundwood pulp is made by grinding wood on a _ grindstone. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Yvan Paquin of Ottawa announce the marriage of their niece, Miss Shirley Isobel Wild, to Mr. William Bagshaw Holland on Thursday, December 3rd, 1953, in St. Mary's Magdalen Church, Toronto. Is Your House Drafty? Is your house Hard to heat? Is your Fuel Bill High? The answer is INSULATION for MORE comfort at LESS cost J.G. Fitzgerald & Son Home Insulation Division Box 431 Phone 135 New Liskeard FREE Estimates! rs APPLES, McIntosh 6 qt. -- RAISINS, Siltanas, 1 ie DATES, Pitted, 1 lb. TABLES will be available EDEY'S Phone 23 Don't put off until Christmas what you can buy right now at EDEY'S SPY, %2-bus. _box, Extra ee CHERRIES, Glace Red, %4-Ib. -------------------- CUT MIXED FRUIT, %-lb. A complete stock of FRESH FRUITS and VEGE- order to give you the best service possible, appreciate your order as early as possible. for the holiday season. In ve would Grocery Prompt Delivery EMPIR THEATRE| NewLiskeard E. 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, "AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD", LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "Here's Hockey" 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 This Week's Cash Offers Total $405.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY with RORY CALHOUN All-Star Cast. "Powder River" "Fall Guys" DECEMBER 11th and 12th CORINNE CALVET Plus ADDED SHORT MON., TUES. "Come Back with BURT LANCASTER News ---- Added Shorts DECEMBER 14th and 15th Little Sheba" SHIRLEY BOOTH WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY "With SUSAN HAYWARD "President's Lady" News -- Added Shorts DECEMBER 16th and 17th "CHARLES HESTON HOEY i. COBALT HAILEYBURY LAST TIMES TODAY, COBALT 8 3 , SAT., DEC. 11th, 12th "Blowing "Wild" Gory Vooper, Added Attraction "Ships with Wings" Plus Joe McDoakes Comedy Barbara Stanwyck, Barbara Quinn HAILEYBURY -- : COBALT-- FRI., SAT., DEC. 11th, 12th MON., TUE., DEC. 14th, 15th | He's just a crazy big mixed-up kid-- IN THE COMEDY RIOT OF * THE YEAR! = Added Attraction @39"Mexican Manhunt" GEORGE BRENT HILLARY BROOKE PlusNews and Colored Cartoon FREE! CARTOON SHOW, SATURDAY Morning, 10 a.m. HAILEYBURY: Sunday Midnight, COBALT-- Mon., Tue., Dec. 14, 15 WED., THUR., DEC. 16, 17 with Gregory Peck, » --------Added Thomas Mitchell Attraction 66 99 Spaceway HOWARD DUFF EVA BARTOK HAILEYBURY-- WED., THUR., DEC. 16th, 17th COBALT a) 2 FRI., SAT., DEC. 18, 19 FROM THE PAGES OF THE GREAT BEST-SELLER! fa "SANGAREE COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR STARRING FERNANDO ARLENE _ PATRICIA LAMAS - DAHL - MEDINA A mighty comes alive! Added Attraction "Murder Without Tears" JOYCE HOLDEN CRAIG STEVENS