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THE nHAILEYBURIAN age 3 = an THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 1986 Social Notes Gordon Robb is home from Kingston where he was attend- ing school to spend a few days with his father Mel Robb before going to Toronto where he has accepted a |position. Captain F. C. Rogers, Mann- ing Branch, Central Command, Oakville was a business visitor in Haileybury. Russell Button who has been employed at Blind River, is spending some time at home as working operations have been suspended because of the spring breakup. Mrs. T. Dayton and son Billy, of Toronto are visiting Mrs. Dayton's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tulloch. Mr. Wm. Farmer was in Tim- mins this week attending the Vender's meeting held in that city for all the Northern Dist- rict. On Sunday, April 29, members of the Haileybury Art Club spent an enjoyable day at Cobalt Chemicals where they were guests of the Art Group there, at a luncheon followed by paint- ing out of doors. Mrs. George McNeil of To- ronto is in town visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Austin and Mr. Austin. Mrs. Harvey Wark of Cobalt Was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Creighton, Monday. Mrs. Ron. Garafola and daugh- ter Angela of Sherbrooke, are guests at the home of Mrs, Garafola's mother, Mrs. A. T. Humphery. seeee Mrs. A. Souliere of Mattawa was a visitor in town during the week-end. She also attended the Want Ads WANTED-- LAUNDRY HELP _ Apply Hotel Haileybury ti FOR SALE--Family Size Kelv- inator Refrigerator Almost New Excellent Condition Phone 341 8-1c FOR RENT -- Two Roomed Apartment Heated, Corner of Main St. and Ferguson Ave. Available May 15th. Call 219. 7-tf HELP WANTED--An intelli- gent lady can _ begin tascin- ating and profitable career. You can earn extra money in your free time working from your own home. No canvass- ing. Write Box 120, New Liskeard. 7-2* funeral of Daniel Vahey in New Liskeard Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Aubert returned last week from a three week holiday spent visiting re- latives in Niagara Falls, To- ronto Dundas and othtr points. They report cold wet weather all the time they were away. Patrick Brough of Moosenee has returned after spending the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Cc. Brough. see Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bailey were in North Bay during the week-end where they attended the Greco-Patino wedding on Saturday. W. A. Bake Sale And Tea A very successful bake sale and tea was held on Saturday afternoon April 28th in the basement of the United Church under the Auspies of the W.A. Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson and Mrs. M. B. Glazier received the guests. The tea table looked pretty with a lace cloth centered with red tulips and candles. Mrs. W. R. Lowery, Mrs. J. E. Grant, Mrs. A. Cooke, and Miss Muriel Rice poured tea during the afternoon. The tea was convened by Mrs. A. Hurst assisted by Mrs. R. Murphy, and Mrs, D. Millar. naa a nies a rt RTA SEES TTS TRI-TOWN Drive-In Theatre Just off Highway 11, 2 miles north, % mile east of New Liskeard FRIDAY -- SATURDAY MAY 4th--5Sth "RIVER OF NO RETURN" Technicolor Marilyn Monroe Robert Mitchum MONDAY -- TUESDAY MAY 7th--8th "THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN" Technicolor Clifton Webb Jean Peters Serving at the small tea tables were Mrs. C. Lowery, Mrs. F. MacFarlane, Mrs. D. Atchison, Mrs. S. Bond, Miss Nancy Hasselbring and Miss Jean Grant. The produce table was under the convenership of Mrs, D. Dean assisted by Mrs. G. Pratt and Mrs. R. Richie. OBITUARY ARCHIE HARVEY Archie Harvey. employed as a clerk in the Haileybury Hotel for the past four years, died in Misericordia Hospital early Sun- day morning following an oper- ation, Mr. Harvey who was 33 years of age, was born in Pembroke and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joepsh Harvey, now of Kirk- land Lake. He is survived by his parents two brothers, Earnest of Sher- brooke, Quebec and Marcel of North Bay; and four sisters, Mrs. M. Lebeau, Mrs. B. Healey, and Mrs. M. Jadeau, all of Kirk- land Lake and Mrs. A. Ryan of Rhode Island. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning, May 2, at nine-thirty from the church of the Assumption with Father D. Jodouin celebrating mass. ~ Burial was in Kirkland Lake cemetery. Many Birds Fly North Humans may complain of the cold weather, but the wild birds pay no attention, they just come when they think it's time and will probably go the same way. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Anderson of New Liskeard drove out the North Temiskam- ing road to Judge and report NEW LISKEARD EMPIRE THEATRE Phone 35 sinvle bill Mona. to Sat--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. On Double bilis, last complete show at 8.15 p.m THURSDAY NIGHT This Week's Cash Offers Total $215.00 IS FOTO-NITE LAST SHOWING TODAY "GREEN FIRE" FRIDAY and SATURDAY Technicolor -- JAMES STEWART CARTOON, HEY! KIDS! STARRING "Mian from Laramie" ADDED SHORT SAT. MATINEE SPECIAL 2 pm. "Lumberjack" "HOPALONG CASSIDY" Plus the 2nd Chapter of "Trader Tom of the China Seas" MAY 4th--Sth Cinemascope ARTHUR KENNEDY MONDAY and TUESDAY. GINA Admittance Restricted to Double Feature "Wayward Wife" LOLOBRIGIDA "Outlaw Girl" SILVANO MANGANO MAY 7th--8th Persons 18 years or over. Adult Entertainment Tony Curtis Julia Adams Washrooms. Lunch Counter Dorothy McGuire NEWS ee -- THURS. WED. and. THURS., "MAY 9th--10th MAY 9th--10th 6 m" 'SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS' Ranso GLEN FORD ADULT ENTERTAINMENT News, Cartoon, Plus Added Shorts DONNA REED From the moment just a matter of town...she knew it was COLUMBIA PICTURES presents WILLIAM HOLDEN in his most sensational role, as the stranger "KIM NOVAK he hit time! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT THE FAMED PULITZER PRIZE PLAY...ON THE|SCREEN AT LAST! CINEmaScoPE TECHNICOLOR CO-STARRING ROSALIND : RUSSELL AS ROSEMARY BETTY FIELD . SUSAN STRASBERG HAILEYBURY: AFTER SUNDAY MIDNITE MON. and TUES. COBALT: WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY . , 7 r . : oy _ 4 =. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY ADULTS Rk toe 70c STUDENTS ......... ee 40c CHILDREN 20c - MAY 7th--8th MAY 9th--10th that they saw hundreds of wild geese, in the river, in the fields, and noticed seven flocks along the Quebec horizon at one time. They also counted three dif- ferent species of hawk's four species of wild ducks, mergan- ser black, buffle teal and mallard as well as a blue heron. A blue heron was also seen on the Wabi river at New Lisktard by Mrs. J. T. Ross. --ADDED FEATURE-- "The Champion" Starring: KIRK DOUGLAS COBALT: MON. RA: William Bendix 9 Ll ll al al alin tlt alle ade tte ode ade etl atte aie adhe aie atte ate te a a ad HAILEYBURY: FRI. and SAT. and TUES. PHOTOGRAPHED IN PRINT BY ceed trae CinemaScOPE - TECHNICOLOR - tiie: --ADDED FEATURE-- "Battle Station" John Lund HAILEYBURY: WED. & THUR. COBALT--FRIDAY and SATURDAY oe *K is MAY 4th--Sth MAY 7th--8th Keefe Brasselle MAY 9th--10th MAY 11th--12th yt S wane: Coun "¥ ..Charlton Heston _ --ADDED FEATURE-- "Pony Express" TECHNICOLOR Rhonda Fleming Forrest Tucker