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Page Four REV. GEORGE BROWN SPEAKS TO CARRY GRAY THANKOFFERING MEETING Social Notes Mrs. J. A. H. Joyal is visiting in Ottawa this week. The Carrie Gray Society of the United Church held their ee Thankoffering meeting on Mon- Mrs. George Mawhinney of day evening. : Sudbury is visiting with her An audience of sixty people mother, Mrs. W. McFarlane. heard a particularly interesting : and timely address by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hurst of George Brown of Cobalt who Parry Sound are visiting wita attended the General Council last their son Alan Hurst and family. month at Sackville. N.B. this week. The W.M.S. plan to hold a rally in Cobalt on October 21st at Bert Terrill isa patient in the which Mrs. G. Campbell and Kirkland Lake and District Mrs. R. Greer will participate in Hospital following an operation the devotional service.. on his eye. dhe: €. Gi iewill be sled iby: Mrs. George Chipman and Mrs BORN -- At the Misericordia Karl Reich this year, Hospital on Sunday, September Projects which the Carrie Gray 26th to Mr, and Mrs. Ernie St. will convene this fall are the can- Louis, a son. dy and touch and take table at d the W.A. bazaar and the social Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cumming hour following the Anniversary left this week for Teeswater. Service on October 31st. where they will spend Thanks- Members were asked to give giving week-end. their full support to the Tyros, who are busy selling Christmas cards. BORN--To Mr.and Mrs. Jack Hope atthe Private Patients' Pa- en eee vilion, Toronto General Hospital New Liskeard Boy on Monday, October 4th, a son. Winner of Award BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. R. Andy McKee of New Liskeard Garafolo (nee Rita Humphreys) pas heen awarded a Dominion- on Friday, September 24th, at Provincial bursary of $250.00 ot Sherbrooke, a daughter--Angela. anny to his Teachers' Training 5 _._. at the North Bay Teachers' Col- The Girls' Choir of the United lege. Church under Mrs. A. T. Den- The young student is the son holm will sing at the Thanksgiv- 4¢ \frs. McKee and the late W. ing Service on Sunday morning. 7. \{cKee, who were residents of Haileybury for many years be- Mr. Thomas Lemon arrived fore moving to New Liskeard. home last Thursday after a two | es weeks holiday visiting in Kitch- ener, Guelph, Collingwood and Creemore. Condensed Ads| WANTED--Small House or 3- roomed apartment. Phone 24 31-1-* FOR SALE--One large fully in- sulated dog house. Like new Phone 636. Dueroleicc FOR SALE-- 8-roomed House. Modern kitchen. New oil Fur- nace with air condltioning ex- cellent condition and location Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dean and daughter, Diana, left today for Tillsonburg, where they will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. Dean's parents. Mrs. W. Farmer and Mrs. M. B. Glazier motored to Noranda this week where they are dele- gates to the United Church W.A. Presbytery meeting. Mrs. N. J. McAulay returned ; home from Kirkland Lake on Bargain for cach. acca t Tuesday, where she has_ been FOR SALE-- One Chesterfield Suite. three-piece visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Phone 267, C. M. Mitchell and family. in his community. Receiving Home at Dane, One of C.A.S Many Services Not long ago, a wealthy Am erican offered a large sum of money for the construction ofa modern orphanage Fortunately, no one took him up on the of- fer. The orphan's home as we used to know it has almost dis- appeared in civilized countries --and no one regrets its pass- ing. But even with a _ policy of placing homeless and friendless dependent children in foster o adoption homes, most Child- ren's Aid Societies in Ontario find the need of a special shelttr where children may be cared for temporarily until suitable fos- ter homes can be located. The Children's Aid Society in this district is fortunate in haviing an ideal receiving home at Dane, and ideal houseparents in' Mr, and Mrs. Konrad Hollander who have taken scores of youngsters to their hearts since they became "Mummy" and "Daddy" to the children at Dane, The Hollanders, who came to Canada from their native Latvia four years ago, face all the head- aches and heartaches of average parents--and then some! For tunately, they are devoted to children and possess an under- standing which enables them to make their young guests feel at at home within minutes of their arrival. Mrs._ Hollander isa warm, motherly person whom no child can resist. Mr. Hollander is a favorite with the boys and spends many hours guiding them in handicrafts and games. Mrs. Hollander's mother; Mrs. Minna Seinbrecher, is "grand mother" to all the youngtsers at Dane and, although she speaks no English, she and thé children share a perfect understanding. Designed as a temporary shel- ter for children who will Jater be placed in private homes. Dane also serves as a home for those children who have been sosbadly disturbed by their experiences before coming to the Society's at- tention that they cannot adjust readily to family life. Such children are a special concern of beautifully achieve wonderful results in re-{tions during the annual appeal storng these frightened and*un+ happy children to a more opti- mistic outlook on life, The num ber of children cared for at any onetime at Dane varies from 10 to 15. During their stay, all re- ceive careful medical and dental examination new clothing and and habit-training if needed. When it is remembered that many children admitted to the care of the Society~by the courts are poorly-nourished ,dirty, sick and untrained, the importance of a bright, cheerful and warm re- ceiving home canbe readily seen. Friends of the Society are in- vited to visit. Dane and_ look through the facilities available there. Visitors are asked to contact staff members at -- Kirk- land Lake or Haleybury offices to arrange visits. The receiving home is just one of many c hild welfare services provided by your Children's Aid Society and made possibel by your contribu THANKSGIVING CHICKENS FOR SALE E. SAUVE, West Road Phone 1613 TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 11.59 p.m. Standard Time Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY THURSDAY, OCT., 7th, 1954 for funds. An amount of $1,500 s need- ed from the Haileybury area if the campaign objective is to be reached. Donations may be*sent to the Children's Aid Society. Court House, or given to the can- vasser who will call, Haileyburian Want Ads Ackroyd and Son PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B Will Bring Resuirs William Holden, William HAILEYBURY--FRI., SAT. COBALT MON., TUES. Story Steps Bing... As a Singing Yankee Doodle Dandy } SIR_CEDRIC HARDWICKe with MURVYN VIRGINIA HENRY WE FIELD -WILCOXON HAILEYBURY -- LAST TIMES TODAY COBALT -- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th and 9th "The Maggie" Starring PAUL DOUGLAS --Second "Streets of Laredo" (Color by Technicolor) Feature-- Holiday Matinee -- Monday at -2:00 p.m. From the Pq f America's Best-Beloved § Protced by ROBERT FELLOWS » Dict by TAY GARNETT 2] Bendix. Mona Freeman OCTOBER 8th and 9th OCTOBER 11th and 12th Added Attraction Bietec si ae At Spike Jones and His City Slickers - : r. and Mrs. Hollander, who PHONE 101-2-3 ° s BORN--To S/Lt.and Mrs. Jas. FOR SALE--Two Storm Doors ' 66 99 Lindsay (nee Margaret Lyon) at Phone 80, 31-1-c z = Fireman Save My Child the Grace Hospital, Halifax. Nova FOR RENT--House, three rooms = Scotia, on Friday, Ocober Ist, a lus. bathro: $30.00 e1 ee ; , : ists eas hort Pp HAILEYBURY--After Sun. Midnight, Mon., Tues., Oct. 11, 12 daughter--Margaret Louise. month lease until May 1, 1955 ces A na We pee bes? Bae 2 A Mis 5 ig pit f Close to bus and school. Phone ¢ Holiday Matinee Mon. 2:00 p.m. \ir. end Mrs. Rene ton 0 395. 31-2-4 Bs Hamilton will arrive on Saturday START A BUSINESS of your way COBALT -- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, tt -spend the Thanksgiving ~ --~ = praises eae re E ; eo week-end! with' Mrs. Pilon's pa- sae S pene se ae anion Be ae This scalpel-sharp farce will keep you in stitches! rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boudreau. Our quality products including and AK, per lb. ....... 69° LAC Robert Boudreau of Nora cosmetics, culinary extracts. e Bay is spending the week with spices, floor polish, windo- BACON: sper -Iby no ots ain fs oe ee brite, tonics, ointments, cold tablets, vitamins, etc. assure quick easy sales. Openings in your surrounndings. For details write to: FAMILEX, Dept. 1, Montreal 24. 31-1-c Rey. A, T. Denholm and Mrs. NOTICE--Mr. E. Bertrand will C. R. Plaunt attended a meeting not be responsible for any in Noranda on Tuesday at which debts contracted in his name arrangements were made tohold Without his written consent. a meeting of the elders of the 31-1-c United Church at Swastika on for use-in out- November 13th. Eats right down to the earth. Saves you that unpleasant cleaning task, Full directions, satisfaction guaran- teed.. Order a can now, only $1.00 postpaid. Log Cabin Pro- ducts, Box 682, Brampton Ont. FOR SALE CHEAP -- Beach Electric Stove, household size, requires two new elements and one switth, otherwise in per- fect shape. Tel. 462 31-1-c 30-1-c FEMALE HELP WANTED -- for Market Research and Pub- lic Opinion Company. No sell- ing involved. Must have sen- ior matriculation and be fami- liar with local geography. Ownership or access to car de- sirable. Must be able on occa- sion to work full-time. Prefer- ence given bi-lingual person in areas where large French- speaking population. Write de- tails, age, education, amount time available per week, experience, etc., to Gruneau Reaserch Ltd., 20 Bloor St., W., Toronto, Ont. 30-2-c FOR SALE--Insulated three bed- room House. Oil heating. Many other attractive details. Bargain for quick sale. Owner leaving town. Apply E. M. Mc- Cuaig, Realtor. Phone 135. his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Bou- dreau. An entkusiastic hunter, he is enjpoying the season but reports that todate the birds are scarce, "DESTROYER" door toilets. FATHER BRUNETTE SPEAKS TO MEMBERS OF C.W.L. LEAGUE The C.W.L. held théir regular meeting on Tuesday night and from reports heard by the Presi- dent Mrs. J. Bouderau. plans for their annual bazaar are going to attract a record attendance. iather L. Brunette chose for his address "Love of Neighbour Through Love of Christ" and based his thoughts on charity. LIBRARY NOTES Mad de P ap by Nancy Mitford--an intimate por- trait of this brilliant mistress of Louis XV, whose only fault was that she lost America for France. Not strictly beautiful, but won- derfully pretty with very lovely eyes, highly endowed with brains and charm, she had exquisite taste and delieghted to plan and oversee the execution of beauti- ful things, large and small. Her tapestries,, jewels, her gardens. were a dream of beauty. Nancy Mitford tells am engrossing story and one lives in the society of this wonderfuy. woman. Out of the Earth--by G H. Langford--a "short, di trip through the mining industry PHER--with office experience. Apply to Temiskaming Con- struction Limited, Haileybury. 29-2-¢ --prospecting, staking, mining, crocessing, financing--fun, fame and fortune, Ont, fascinating BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRA-- Cello wrapped -- PORK BUTTS Per lb. CHICKEN. under 4 Ibs. Per lb: CHICKEN, Over, 4 lbseper bee = C. E. Fleming, Grocery EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. single bill. On Double bills, last complete show at'8.15 p.m Show at 7 and 9 p.m. SHOWING TODAY-- "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES" THURSDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE This Week's Cash Offers Total $250.00. FRIDAY, SATURDAY Audie M urphy "Tumbleweed" Lori Nelson MARCIANO vs. CHARLES FIGHT OCTOBER 8th and 9th Cartoon Sun -Mdinite, MON., TUES., . EDMOND O'BRIEN New. Cartoon Shorts "Silver City" Matinee Monday at 2:00 p.m. OCTOBER 11th and 12th YVONNE DsCARLO WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY TONY CURTIS, JOANNE _ "Forbidden" News, Cartoon, Plus Added Short OCTOBER 13th and 14th DRU° News, Cartoon, Short tore ee Second Margaret Lockwood Re i He ey DOCTOR "HOUSE DIRK BOGARDE* MURIEL PAVLOWe KENNETH MORE DONALD SINDEN KAY KENDALL ¢ JAMES: ROBERTSON JUSTICE © DONALD HOUSTON Adapted from his own novel by RICHARD GORDON "The Lady Vanishes" Oct. 13. 14 Hit Michael Wilding Warner Bros. PRESENT = IN COLOR, HAILEYBURY--WEDNESDAY, COBALT -- FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 9 TNR GLO OLLI AOW Clb DOLORES DORN: MARIE WINDSOR: WINSTON MILLER-ANDRE deTOTH WH A TRANSCONA ENTERPRISES PRODUCTION asraoinc x WARNER BROS, -~-"Miraculous Journey" Rory Calhoun THURSDAY, Oct. 13. 14 Oct. 15, 16 RANDGLBH Scoir "THE y Faunter Udit 1 u Win tte Ut Mth, Uiltt. WARNERCOLOR . Virginia Grey