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-- +--+ Page Four f eae Bae a EYBURIAN THURSDAY, JAN. 10th, - 1957 Social Note Mrs. Walter Hylands won the $100.00 door prize Saturday night at the Curling Club Bingo. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cockshutt are in Toronto thisweek guests at the Park Plaza. Mrs. Harold Glassford and two sons, Don and Stewart left Wednesday for Moosenee to make their home as Mr. Glass- ford is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fleming and M.r and Mrs. August John- son motored to Kipling on Thursday last and attended the funeral of Mr. Johnson's sister Miss Hilma Johnson. Two rinks from the local club attended the mixed Bon- spiel held at Temagami last week end with both rinks gett- ing the prizes. A rink skipped by W. Bailey with R. Dinesen vice, V. Dine- sen second and D. Bailey lead won second prize in the first event. B. Patriquin with H. Welsh T. Welsh and R. Patriquin won first prize in the third. OBITUARY MISS HILMA JOHNSON The death occurred on Tues- day January 14th, in Kipling of Miss Hilma Johnson after a chort illness. Funeral service was held on January 16th and burial at Kipl- ing. Miss Johnson was a sister of Mr. August Johnson and aunt, of Mr. Wm. Fleming and Mrs. R. pales of Haileybury. Want Ads FOR SALE-- 7 roomed bunga- low all modern conveniences Oil heated air conditioned two landscaped lots. Hughes Latchford Street Call 224. 45-rc rOR SALE--Owner going over- seas. Walnut lamp with glass- cloth shade. Grey "Bertoia" Diamond chair. 2 sets of Hand painted Drapes. Black Butter- 'ly chair. Cont.nental 'double bed with foam rubber matt- ress. General Electric Kitchen Clock, Everything uader 18 months old. riione 4062. 45-Ic ijorses available ior sleigh rides _ Phone 623] LCST--Dark brown leather wal- let either at show or Moore's Cove. Findc: please leave at Haileyburian Otfice Reward. LOST-- Pair ot child's heavy rimmed plastis glasses. Finder please call 454. 5 an 45-lc Position wanted-- Bookeeping, Payrool or typing full or part time. Phone 568. 45-1c WILL BE IN KIRKLAND And Tri-Town area during the second week of January to interview ladies to help us with our fast selling products to groups of ladies only. No capital required, no-door-to door canvassing, average part time weekly earnings $30.00. Perfect position for house- wives or widow. If interested apply to Box 310, Northern Daily News. Si 1.0.0.£. Members Enjay Stratford Film Mrs. C. E. Grozell was hostess when the Haileybury Chapter, J.0.D.E. held their regular mon- thly meeting on Monday evne- ing, January 14th. Fifteen members attended, and the Re- gent, Mrs. J. A. Thomson pre- sided over the meeting. Follow- ing the regular routine business presentation of Convenor's re- ports, etc., the Nomination of Officers for the following vear was conducted. Unanimous ap- proval was given to the applic- ation of a new member, to be in- stalled at the next regular mcet- ing of the Chapter. Foliowing the business session, Mrs. C. F. Lowery. Film Convenor, pre- sented a fine film, in sound and technicolor, entitled "Stratford Adventure" which dealt with the ee ano Canadian Shakes- pez Theatre showing its gTow ith from the idea and dream of Tom Patterson, through all the attendant difficulties of con- struction and financing, fo the NEWS FROM THE Evelyn Shoppe Wind. 'Low, lower and lowest temperatures! More Wind! Pr- r-r-r-r! The. only nice thing a- bout this week,is the sale at the Evelyn Shoppe and the bar- gains there will almost make you forget about the weather. Just listen to this, a whole rack of dresses at $6.95, in a good range of sizes, too, one particularly lovely one is of a toast colored peau de soie, with a matching velvet-collared jac- ket, and others in shades of green, grey, blue and brown. Another group in different materials, is also drastically re- duced. Then there are skirts in pure wool. plaids and plain, originally priced up to $14.95, for $6.95; housecoats in wool tartan for $9.95; pullover sweaters: in wool or orlon, in navy-and-white. pink, yellow and brown, at $4.95. All winter weight coats are reduced forty percent, (and there are some beauties.) Out- standing is one in fine wool fri- eze, in a muted shade of brown, with mink tail irim on the collar the quilted cuffs adding an ex- tra touch of beauty. The price? Only $25.00! All other winter merchandise has been reduced with a merci- less hand, and you can get gloves at one dollar, hats at $1.98, (there are two in a beauti- ful quality of blocked beaver, in toast or white. marked down rom $14.95 to $3.98,) purses in leather, dark green, reds and browns, some with shoulder strap, and in many different styles and sizes. And to end the news, all shoes in the store, priced up to $9.95 are going at $2.98 and $3.98. Meet you at the Evelyn Shop- pe, and "ef yo' get thar Ah do, jus' tell those Ah's comin' too." THE SHOPPE befo' | clerks © long awaited "Opening Night". The serving of lunch anda social hour followed. The next meeting is the Annual pot-luck supper and election of officers, uid a large turn-out of members is hoped for. Haileybury W. fi Hold Jaiuary Meet Twelve members of the Hail- eybury Women's Institute brav- ed the cold weather to attend the January meeting Thursday evening January 10, Opening with the Mary Stew- art Collect and the Lord's Pra- yer repeated in unison, the roll call, "a hot oven . supper dish," was well answered and this was followed by a _ discussion of different methods of washing woolens. This braught out many helpful suggestions. The for business included a spring bazaar, plans The birthday box was opened this is a donation box into which each member, during the year, puts_a cent for each year of her age, and the money goes towards purchasing a cup and saucer for a birthday gift for the memgers, as their birthdays come along. roll call of will be Valentine pot Next month an. exchange holders. At the conclusion of the meet- ing lunch was served by Mrs \W. Gibson. Mrs. J. Hallsworth Mrs. C.- Bs Miller? eMrse, 1, Fleming and Mrs, J, Fleming, The members of the Ladies Curling Club are holding a gen- 'ral meeting Sunday evening at 7.30 in the Club Room to make arrangements for their visiting day next month, and toappoint a new convenor of the House Committee, Pioneer Recalls Tow:is Early Days A man who has a_ wealth of »memories of the' growth of Haileybury is Thomas Lemon, who has been operating the town pumps for forty-five years In 1900 he came from Toronto bringing his wife and baby son, Roy and has called Haileybury his-home ever since it's inaugur- ation. During the first few years in the north, he worked as captain i) the steamer owned by Mr. Hammond, the "Little then when the railway was be- ing built, he drove a team for \. J. Murphy, who was con- tracting for the T. and N.O. In. 1909 he started work- ing for the town, in the fire de- partment, then two years later, Neil McAulay, Sr., started him on the of operating the town pumps and that position he is still-filling efficiently. Mrs. Lemon died in 1951 and following her death, their son and his wife, who had been liv- BIRTH BORN--To Mr.-and Mrs. Arthur Stollery at Private Patients Pavilion, Toronto Genearl Hosp- job ital, on Tuesday January 15, 1957, a daughter. 1 [171i eee -FINDLAY 'ELECTRIC | PHONE 504 > | Haileybury, Ont. Electrical Installation | and Maintenance | EMPIRE THEATRE | NEW LISKEARD Phone 35 ! 2 ae i Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at G30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. | sige tli Gin Gouile bills. hast cotnplete show at 8.15 p.m LAST SH°""WING TODA "Animal Wor!d" FRIDAY and SATURDA' TAB HUNTER Matinee Sat. 2 p.m. "The Burning Hills" Technicolor Double Feature "The Rose Bowl Story" ~ JAN. 18th--19th NATALE WOOD Cartoon, Plus Added Shorts MONDAY and TUESDAY LANA TURNER PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 6.10 p.m. "Green Doiphin. Street" Second Complete Show 9.00 p.m. CARTOON JAN. 21st--22nd VAN HEFLIN Show Starts 6.30 p.m. WED. and THURS., | "Goodbye Double Feature BRANDON DE "Security Risk" JOHN IRELAND JAN. 23rd--24th My Lady" WILDE WANTED TO RENT--4 roomed apartment or thouse. Phone 466R. eee 45-1c FOR SALE--Davenport, Electric stove, Odd chairs and table.s Phone 31-W 45-1c Jeep equipped - with bulldozer blade available for snow plowing yards and laneways, apply Jack Mathews garage, phone 4500, Cobalt. s 44-2c HOME FOR SALE at sacrifice price. 7 beautiful rooms, on Latchford Street in Hailey- bury. Completely modern and in exceptionally fine condition both inside and out. Auto- matic oil heating unit with humidified forced hot air large L shaped living room dining room with fireplace and 8 foot picture window overlooking lake. An ultra modern planned 17 foot kitchen overlooking golf course. A large lot, beaut- iful trees, patio, garage etc. Many extras. Occupancy to be arranged. Phone. Haileybury 577, 48-3" r . DOUBLE SOCK... ROCK... and THRILL SHOW! Together on one program! HAILEYBURY: After Sun. Midnight, Mon. & Tues COBALT :--MONDAY and TUESDAY . JAN. 21st--22nd JAN. 23rd--24th % WOMEN RIPPED FROM THEIR STEEL CAGES BY A SHATTERING EARTHQUAKE) ing in Kirkland Lake, moved to Roxie', Haileybury and have made their home with him since. During the fire of 1922, they, like, most residents of Hailey- lost their home and everything they owned. Mr. Leron recalls driving, with Mr. Donovan, ninty years of age, and a couple other ladies, to New Liskeard. The road to Cobalt was impass- able, and when they got north of the town, where the golf course now is, flames were shooting across the road, but telling his . passengers to cover their faces and hold their breath Mr. Lemon speeded through the wall of lame and emerged safely on the other side. tn alta afte afte afte sfte sla nite afte afte afte site site site afie site slin site afta sla sla sfhealde2f nia _sinnob Haileybury: COBALT: Last Time Today Friday and Saturday JAN. 18th--19th \ s STARRING PEROCKLANDAROLT SENSATION OF OUR GENERATION 5 SAL MINEO -JOHN SAXON -LUANA PATTEN = EDWARD C. PLATT - FAY WRAY -ROD McKUEN @ Jone pane A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE --ADDED FEATURE-- "Flying Leathernecks" Robert Ryan Don Taylor COBALT: Monday and Tuesday YOUR EYES HAVE NEVER OPENED WIDER WITH TERROR AND EXCITEMENT! VICTOR MATURE V4 CinemaScor= HAILEYBURY: Friday and Saturday THARKFIC VTERS --ADDED FEATURE-- They re headin for the AAAN COUNTRY f JAN. 18th--19th JAN. 21st--22nd i -ct COLOR® HAJLEYBURY: Wednesday and COBALT: Friday and Saturday COLUMBIA PICTURES Cecil Parker A WARWICK Production re Jumma - Eleanor Summerfield. serescie » am 61106 used on on Originsl Stary by ISLE HESTER - Dicvetos by JOHM GLUING - produced by BLM AESTER . Exscrtive Producers: IVIRG ALLEN ina ALBERT R. BROCCOLI CINEMASCOPE coum oy TECHNICOLOR --ADDED FEATURE-- "Isn't Life Wonderful" 'Technicolor Eileen Herlie Thursday JAN. 23rd--24th JAN. 25th--26th presents mw, Donald Wolfit a ia Ra Ol aia ie lin ee i