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Page Four JHE HAI LEYBU RIAN THURSDAY, NOV. 10th, 1955 Social wotes Henry Szerynk---Violinist Presented By Jeunesses Musicales Mrs. Frank Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters of 1immins renewed acquaintances in Hail- eybury this past week. Mr. and Mrs. RK. R. Thonpe of Niagara Falls were weekend vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hughes. While here Mrs. Thorpe unveiled the memorial plaque on the cenotaph at New Liskeard, Mr. and Mrs. Borden Caswell of Sudbury, with their sons Don- ald an dGerald, visited Mr. and Mrs Sam Hughes last weekend. Dr, W. C:-Arnold) DroyaiG Grawiord, 9G) He iucr aha Shouldice, and Graham Hen- nessy have returned from a hunting trip. ---- A hunting party comprised of Keith and John Valentine and Leo Gough returned after a week end hunting trip with a nice big buck, in fact it was the nicest we've seen this year. Keith was the marksman, by the way. Alex Mosher left Haileybury yesterday for New York, on the first leg of a journey to Ger- many. Mr. Mosher will leave N. York November 17 and fly by Luft Hansa Airlines to Frank- furt. He expects to be in West Ger- many for two or three weeks discussing business matters, and will return via London, England. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Bud Dempster, at Misericordia Hospital, on Saturday, Novem- ber 5th, 1955, a son, Neil Erik, Mrs. Howard Hazlett of King- ston arrived in town last week to spend the winter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Demp- ster. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gooding and daughters of North Bay, visited Mrs. Gooding's mother, Mrs. E. Grant over the week-end. Mr. Gooding's mother also accomp- anied them. Anglican Church Bazaar There will be fancy work tab- les, candy and white elephant tables when the Women's Assoc- iation of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Haileybury hold their bazaar next Saturday. The bazaar will be held from three to six o'clock in the parish hall. McKINNON Your MUTUAL LIFE Representative 72 Nickel -- Cobalt Dial 4519 C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 569 New Liskeard MURRAY t ' The Jeunesses Musicales of Haileybury will be presenting Henryk Szerynk, violonist, at their second concert of the. 1955- 96 season. The concert will be held at the Community Memor- ial Hall in New Liskeard, Wed- nesday, November 16th at 8.30 p-m. : Henryk Szerynk was born in Warsaw in 1918. While very young he studied under the direction of Carl Flesch who pre- sented him at the age of 13 with Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra before a public who acclaimed him. Shortly afterwards he won the first prize at Le Conservatoire de Paris. He made his first con- cert tour in Rumania. Shortly after 1943 he had great success in Paris with the Symphony Or- chestra of this Capital. In Vienna he obtained great success for his exceptional inter- pretation of Brahms Concerto; in 1935 he was decorated with "L'Ordre du Merite Culturel", in appreciation for his exceptional artistic career. A series of concerts which he gave with La Societe des Con- certs du Conservatoire et 1 Or- chestre Lamoureux et Pasdeloup made him take his place among the greatest violonist of our time. Szerynk has been acclaim- ed by all South America, the United States and Canada. This great violonist who is comparable with Heifetz, Muil- stein, Menuhin, has been acclaim- ed by the press throughout the world. Even though he is still very young his career has been crowned with triumph in Paris, London, Vienna, _Brusselles; Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona, New York, Mexico, Havana, Buenos Aires and all teh principal cities of the American Continent. He has played under the direct- ion of such eminent mastros as Bruno Walter, Pierre Monteux, E. Kleiber, Artur Rodzinsky, Sir Malcolm Sargent, Albert Wolff, Paul Paray, Desire Defauw, -E. Cooper, éte. Since 1946 he became a Mex- ican citizen and the Government of this country has endowed him the mission of proclaiming Mex- ican music throughout the world. He won the first prize for record- ing in 1955 in France. Henry Szerynk is probably the greatest artist ever to accept a tour with the Jeunesses Music- ales of Canada. It is a unique op- portunity for all to hear this great virtuoso. He will be ac- companied by Charles Reiner, well known Montreal pianist. Check Bucke Schools Mrs. Louise Park, of the divis- ion of public health, visited sch- ools in Bucke township Tuesday. She was accompanied by school nurse Mrs, C. C. D. Pringle. The Baptist Church PASTOR --HOWARD S. STAPLES Organist -- Miss Jean Wilson SUNDAYS 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evyening Worship 11,00 a.m.--Church Bible School - Classes for all Ages Come to Church and bring the Children WEDNESDAY Haileyburian Want Ads Will Bring Results 8.00 p.m.--Mid-Week Meeting for Prayer and Bible Study SATURDAY 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meeting YOU WILL BE MADE WELCOME! ROTARY Ses esehststetes + of GO! HAILEYBURY LEGION HALL SAT. NOV. 26th 8.30 20 GAMES 50c p.m. 20 GAMES 50c DOOR PRIZE UP TO $100.00 Proceeds to Further Welfare Work OBITUARY BOYCE : Funeral service for the late M. K. (Ken) Boyce who passed away suddenly Friday morning at his home at Upper Notch Hy- dro Plant , was held from the Perrin Funeral Chapel on Mon- day afternoon. Rev. Geo. United service, Brown of Cobalt Church conducted the Well-known in Hydro circles, Mr. Boyce had 25 years service with the Ontario Hydro, being employed as an operator at the Upper Notch Power Plant. He started in 1929 with the Northern Ontario Power Comp- any at Indian Chutes, continuing with Ontario Hydro after the amalgamation of this Company. He took an active interest in the Hydro Employees' Associat- ion, becoming Chief Stewart for the New Liskeard Area. Born in Braeside Ontario in 1902, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Milton Boyce of Haileybury. In 1931 he married the former Ann Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher of New Lisk- eard, Besides his wife, he leaves three children, Muriel, Glen and Brenda, two sisters, Mrs. E. Lavergne of Ottawa, Mrs. E. J. Simpson of Agincourt Ontario and one brother Harryof Ottawa. Pallbearers were Hydro men, Sylvester Speck, Alex Strang, Fred Lewis, Warren Fernholm, Paul Nedeau and Ross MacDoug- all, -Hydro representatives attend- ed the funeral from North Bay, Kirkland Lake and Timmins. Interment was in New Lisk- eard Cemetery. WEDDING BELLS McNAIR -- IRVING A wedding of interest to Hail- burians took place recently in Hamilton, Sheila Margaret Irv- ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Irving, was married to Ron- ald Julian McNair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burce McNair. Miss Irving is the grand-dau- ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thorpe of Haileybury. The wedding took place in the New Westminster Presbyterian Chur- ch, with the Rey. T. G. Marshall officiating. FOR SALE--1949 half ton Mer- cury pickup. Engine in first class shape. A good buy for a man looking for a truck at a reasonable price. Terms ar- ranged. Apply Haileyburian Office. WANTED--AIl types of radios for repair. Prompt and relia- ble. Free pickup and delivery. Phone 634. err Ske 5-* ROOM & BOARD AVAIL ABLE Mrs. Victor Gravel. Phone 234 36-1* URGENTLY REQUIRED--New Liskeard or Haileybury, House or Apartment. Two or three bedrooms, kitchen, living, and bathroom. Excellent tenants Phone Dick Dorney, New Lis- keard 4000 days, or 27, room _ 103, after 5.30 p.m. Ozer of blue rimless LOST--A pair ladies glasses and black case, Friday. Please call 670 after 5 p.m. 36-1* WANTED--Young Single Man over age of 21, for hotel desk clerk. Telephone 99 36-1-c which will save you up to Name Satisfaction guaranteed Send This Coupon for Your Free Catalogue wares, toys, linens, blankets, watches and jewellery. FRIENDLY TRADING, Dept. H.H. 10 Ontario W., Montreal 60% on new clothing, small- or your money refunded. REAL ESTATE ssoSesesssetie] Gordon Stoutt Limited, Real Estate Brokers Toronto to Fort William are glad to annonce that John A. MacArthur, well known businessman has joined their firm and will be glad to talk over your Real Estate problems. Give "John" a call if Buying or Selling. Specializing in Summer Resort Properties. Phone--Haileybury 468 Temagami 2181 : NEW LISKEARD EMPIRE THEATRE FOTONITE $495. 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. THURSDAY NIGHT IS FOTO-NITE This Week's Cash Offers Total $495.00 GARY COOPER Starting Today, Friday and Saturday "GARDEN OF EVIL" Cinemascope -- Technicolor NEWS ' November 10, 11, 12 SUSAN HAYWARD MON. & TUES. GREER GARSON NEWS "STRANGE LADY _Cinemascope -- Technicolor PLUS SHORTS NOV. 14th--15th IN TOWN" DANA ANDREWS WED. & THURS. Humphrey Bogart NEWS "WE'RE NO ANGELS" Technicolor Aldo Ray NOV. 16th--17th Joan Bennett PLUS ADDED SHORTS rey Te BALT HAILEYBURY -- LAST TIMES TODAY COBALT: FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 11th--12th Two women--each with the right to call this boy her son, { Ealing Studios present a Michael Balcon production | --ADDED FEATURE-- n -- ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- "The Big Combo" Cornel Wilde - Richard Conte - Brian Donlevy PLEASE NOTE: "THE BIG COMBO" WILL BE REPLAC- ED AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE PERFORMANCE BY "THE HILLS OF UTAH" STARRING GENE AUTRY a alle allie atte adie adie atte atte mie eae] HAILEYBURY: FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 1ith--12th COBALT :--MONDAY and TUESDAY NOV. 14th--15th ER. MARA CORDAY M Cc N ALLY ~+JQHN DEHNEP TREVOR are A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE --ADDED FEATURE-- "The Sunny Side of the Street' in color Frankie Laine -- _ Billy Daniels -- Terry Moore HAILEYBURY--After Sunday Midnight, Mon.-Tues.Nov. 14, 15 COBALT: WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NOV. 16th--17th Neer \ GarLANp you forget JAMES vento | MIASON aes A sore": SORE WARNER Bros. PRESENT IT IN CinemaScoPe TECHNICOLOR AND STEREOPHONIC x SOUND JACK CARSON CHARLES BICKFORD 3 is ori TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY AT 6.45 and 9.30p.m. BOX OFFICE SENS AT 6.30 HAILEYBURY: WED. & THUR, COBALT--FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 16th--17th NOV. 18th--19th WITH GUTS AND GUNFIRE they blasted I their way \ into history! oe --ADDED FEATURE-- "The Happiest Days of YourjLife" Alistair Simm Margaret Rutherford