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a THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 1955 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Three Two Salvation Army Leaders For Cobalt and Haileybury For the first time in 2% years there has been a change of lead- ers in the Salvation Army charge of Cobalt and Haileybury. Lt. Basil Craddock left last week for a new post in Newmarket. Henceforth the charge is to be jointly headed by two young officers who yesterday (preached their welcome services in both towns. They are 2nd Lt. Wilmot Linder, 25 of Woodstock, N.B. and Lt. 'Reginald Gage, 33 of Brampton. Both single, the officers say, "We are here to serve the resid- ents of the towns--practically and spiritually." Lt. Gage is fresh from Salvat- ion Army College in Toronto and this is his first appointment; but 2nd Lt. Linder served pre- CHURCHES THE CHURCH NEEDS YOU YOU NEED THE CHURCH Albert Gospel Hali SUNDAY Sunday School, 2:30 p.m. Breaking of Bread--11 a.ni. Gospel Meeting--7 p.in. THURSDAY Ladies' Prayer Meeting, 2:3( p-m. 4 Public Bible Reading and Prayer Meeting--8 p.m The United Church REV A. T. DENHOLM, \.A., B.D. HAILEYBURY Public Worship--11.00 a.m. Junior Sunday School meets at 11 a.m. Senior Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. NORTH COBAL1 Public Worship--7.30 p.m. The Salvation Army Sunday Morning Meeting--11.60 a.m. Sunday Sciooi--2.30 p.m. Tuesday Night--Public Meet- ing, 7-30. Salvation Meeting--7.00 p.m., Cobalt Sundzs School, Cobalt--2.45 puna. The Baptist Church Pastor--Howard S. Staples 11 a.m.--Junior Church School Classes for all age groups. 11 am.--Morning Worship. Subject Path of Folly 'God be- "seeching, man refusing to he made forever glad" WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. Mid-week Meeting. for Prayer and Bible Study. You are invited to worship with usand to fellowship-inthe things of God. | Bring the children. Pentecostal Assembly RORKE AVENUE amg School-- 10.00 a.m. lorning Worship--11.00 a.m. Evangelistic Service--8.00 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday at & Young People's Meeting--Fri., 8 p.m. viously with the army as an as- sistant in High River Alberta For him the new job in the Cob- alt-Haileybury charge is a pro- motion. "I am fascinated by the trees here." 2nd Lt. Linder stated. "Alberta is devoid of- them." Lt. Gage joins his spiritual partner in commending the kindness and and friendliness of the people here.. The newly appointed officers aren't losing any time and plans are now complete for holding the Daily Vacation Bible Class. A regular annual feature of the S. A. Classes will be held July 11th to 15th, between 10a.m. and noon at the army hall n Haileybury. The program, especially de- signed, includes recreational de- - yotional for children five to 16 years of age, and educational as- pects. "In this project we will be as- sisted by the young people's workers" 2nd Lt. Linder reveal- ed, "The course has room for 100 boys and girls and daily prizes will be offered. On July 15th at Level Crossing Accident Takes Father of Two Widow and Children Receive $10,000 ~ on $5,000 Policy In Western Canada, a young exeou- tive died recently in a level crossing accident. He was insured with a $5,000 Confederation Life Policy carrying an Accidental Death & Dis- memberment Benefit. As a result, hic widow and children received $10,000 for their care and protection. The only policy of its kind in Canada! Confederation's Accidental Death & Dismemberment Benefit on a $5,000 Policy pays: $5,000 ifyou die from natural causes. $10,000 if you die by accident. $15,000 if you die by accident while @ passenger in a commercial bus, streetcar, train or ship, or in a fire in a public place. Liberal cash payments for dis- membe: ment accidents. ('onfederation St. Paul's Church Holy Communion--8.00 a..m. Ist Sunday, Holy Communion--11 a.m. Other Sundays, Matine--11 a.m. Church School meets at 11 am. Evening Prayer--7.30 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S, NORTH COBALT Morning Servire--9.15 a.m. For Free Booklet e Lif ASSOCIATION "Triple Indemnity", call: Representative Milton S. Boyd, Haileybury 930 chances Every ony: Match you dollar bills with the list of Canadian one-dollar bill seri al numbers published daily in The Tely. Anyone ean win amounts ranging from $10 to $500. Five new numbers published every day -- 530 chances every day. 30 new numbers published every weck -- 3,180 chances every week, See today's Tely for detalls. REMEMBER... SEs ES give you 500 extra chances every day to be a winner. D4iLY BH WEEKEND _ "THE TELEGRAM © Toronto 1 (il Fhe Toly NOW from your newsdcaler, the carrler om your street, or phone EMpire 8-6011. 8 p.m. in Haileybury there will be a graduation to which the public is invited. ARCHIE ALBANY Well known in the district as a guide and trapper, Archie Al- bany of Mowatt's Landing died at Haileybury Hospital on June 30th. Funeral services were held on July 2nd, with burial in the fam- ily plot at Mowatt's Landing. Mr. Albany was in his 55th year. He is survived by three sisters Mrs. Katt of Bear Island; ~Mrs. Coleman of Chalk River, Mrs. Mrs. Martin of Mowatt's Land- ing, and a brother, Peter Albany, who lives at the family home at Red Pine on the Montreal River. WILLIAM GEORGE EVANS Passed away suddenly in St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto on Monday, June 20th, William George Evans in his 79th year, formerly of Haileybury. Mr. Evans was born in Belfast, Ire- land, on Dec. 15th, 1875. He came to Canada in 1909, where he resided until a few years after the fire. He was married in Ireland. His wife predeceased him in Haileybury in 1922. He is survived by nine children. They are Tillie in Toronto, Wil- liam in Hamilton, Samuel in Kirkland Lake, George in British Columbia, Eddie in Welland Nellie (Mrs. Norman Shortt) in New Liskeard, Clifford in Toron- to, Lloyd in New Liskeard and Muriel (Mrs. I. D. Furgeson) in Toronto. A son James, died overseas in 1944. Also surviving are nine grandchildren. The funeral services were held from the Ingram funeral home in Toronto, June 23rd at 1.30 p.m. with Rev. J, E. McMillan offi- ciating. Pallbearers were his five sons, William, Samue:,, /ddie Clifford and Lloyd and his son- in-law, Norman Shortt. George was unable to attend his father's funeral. WILLARD Mrs. Annie Willard, 77, a re- _ sident of North Cobalt, highly esteemed in her church and the community, died on Sunday, June 26th, after an illness of two years.. She had been a resident of the Tri-Town area for four- teen years. RK 'rly Annie Timms, she was matried at New. Liskeard to Charles Willard who survives ner. Also surviving are her two sons and two daughters Bill Willard, another son, died in the service of the RCAF in 1943. A daughter, Lucy Ann. died in infancy in 1913. Long a devoted member of the Seventh Day Adventist church and active in welfare work, her funeral service was held on Tuesday at 2 o'clock with Pas- tor I. H. Helm of the Soventh Day Adventist Church Hailey- bury, officiating. The service was conducted at Tulioch's funeral home. where the remains of Mrs. Willard had been resting. Burial was in the Milherta Cemetery. Haileybury Boy Home From Northwest Territories Kenneth Burton, who has re- sently arrived home from the Yellowknife. area in the North- west Territories to visit with his mother, Mrs. Harry Burton, visited at the office and showed some very interesting pictures of that territory, He also told about living 'conditions at the camp at Discovery Mine, which are exceptionally good. At Xmas time they enjoyed grapes, ban- anas and oranges and other com- forts and luxuries of - home. It is rumored that Ken will be re- turning to the Northwest Ter- ritories next winter after com- pleting a course at University in Winnipeg, Man. --Want Ads. Bring Results! LOCAL and PERSONNAL (continued from Page 6) and their two boys are visiting Mr. Nichols' mother Mrs, L. Nichols, Lake Shore Road. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Simard and daughters Evelyn and Suz- anne returned Monday from a visit with friends and relations in Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Gooding and daughter spent the holiday week end with Mrs. Gooding's mother Mrs. Emma Grant and other re- latives in town. Mrs. Beasley from London England, and Mrs, Pilkington from Dorcaster, England are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Reavell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fleury and family were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Sauve, in Sturgeon Falls, they also visited Dr. Matheon at his Lodge. Mrs. J. Leliever ,Toronto, an old time resident of town and Mrs. Geo, Ferry were here the past week renewing old acquain- tances. Mr. Mr. Leliever and son Patrick arrived on Monday and accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Poppleton and son Douglas, Mrs. Wm. Fleming. Sandra and Rickie, Mr. Akerland and Miss Edna Fern- holm motored to Deer Lake and spent the past weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wallace and family of Renfrew, former residents of Haileybury, spent the holiday weekend visiting Mrs. Wallaces's mother, Mrs. J. Gutcher, Miss Pauline Morissette, dau- ehter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Moris- sette, has returned from Toron- to where she has been working. She plans to spend the summer with her parents before her marriage in the fall. Complaints have been ly discovered in their mills. workers. There is also a quantity priate action. 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