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Page Sex Cobalt Personals Mr. S. D. Orr of Schumacher, Ontario who has been visiting for the past week with his par- ents Mr, and Mrs: A. P Orr. Cobalt, and friends Mr. and Mrs. R. MacDougall and Mr. and Mrs. A. Strong, Upper Notch left for his home Saturday, February 16. Mr. Herb Mulligan of Cobalt left Monday February 11 for his work with the Hydro at Fraser- dale, Ontario. Mrs. M. Chellen is a patient in Misericordia Hospital in Haileybury. Mrs ©. Burton Cobalt St., left Monday night February 11. for Bathurst, New Brunswick to spend a week with her husband and yisit with their friends there. Mr. J. Wileox of Sudbury, Ontario is spending the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox. Pyrite St.. Cobalt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cragg and family Caroline and Thomas of Cobalt, spent Sunday with Mr. Cragg's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Cragg in Haileybury. Mr, Stan Gillford of Gillies near Cobalt is a patient at Sunnybrook. Hospital Toronto. Miss Jean Moore of Cobalt, is leaving for Swastika, to fill her position as O.N.R. telephone operator Miss Lynn Boucher who broke her leg in December is conval- escing at her parents home Mr. and Mrs. F. Boucher Cobalt. Friends will be glad to know she is progressing well Mrs. P .D. Marietti from Haileybury is visiting friends in Cobalt also visiting with Mrs [.. Cassidy, Cobalt STUDEBAKER FOR '57 SPORTS CARS--SEDANS 2 & 4-Door Station Wagons \)-Ton to 3-Ton Trucks CRAFTMANSHIP Makes the BIG DIFFERENCE KIRKLAND MOTORS Cor. Lebel & Kirkland Ph. 784 x-50-12-c For the best move you ever made BUD'S TRANSFER Storage Specializing in moving and pallet vault storage. Pool van service semi-weekly, Canada and U.S.A. Member ALLIED VAN LINES Depencer Rd., 5380 North Bay x-50--26c WE ARE PROUD OF HANDLING PHILIPS From a world of Experience The Line of Distinction TRI-TOWN T.V. & RADIO Phone 460. New Liskeard "General Motors" Diesel "Wisconsin" Engines "London" Concrete Mixers "John Deere" Tractors | "Willys" Jeeps Authorized Distributor Sale -- Parts -- Service Fully qualified gas, diesel and Equipment Mechanics NORTHLAND EQUIPMENT ' and Supply Co. North Bay, Ont. 342 Percy St. Phone 57 5 x-50-4¢ THE _HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST Sa SOR EE a, . ap Tec =-=-,. - ceived delivery. of-the pianowre> H. L. Wipprecht and Mr. E. E. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore WEDDING BELLS Moore -- O'Shaughnessy The marriage of Miss Mary Loretto O'Shaughnessy and John Moore was solemnized in the Holy Cross Rectory, Saturday February 16, at three p.m., with Rev. Father L. Brunette offici- ating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. O'Shaughnessy of Hailey- bury, and the late T, J. O'Shau- ghnessy, and the groom's par- ents are M. and Mrs. J. Moore of Wemburne, England. Given in marriage by her uncle, C. V. J. O'Shaughnessy of Cobalt, the bride wore for her wedding, a frock of champ- agne French lace over satin, with an off-the-shoulder neck- line, and long sleeves, the full skirt in waltz length. Her chapel veil of net was held by a matching chaplet of lace. Her houquet was composed of Orange Delight roses. Attending as bridesmaid was Miss Lina Francheseni of Deep River, who was dressed in eme- rald green tissue faille, styled with off-the-shoulder neckline ind bouffant skirt... Her head- dress was a_ bandeau of yellow flowers and she carried yellow roses. Tr The best man was Leo Chiv- ers of Haileybury. \ reception was held at the home the bride's mother where she received the guests wearing blue crepe with black hat and accessories, with cor- sage of red roses. Kor-a wedding trip by plane to. southern points, the bride' wore a grey tweed suit, accent- ed with black velvet, flowered hat and fur jacket. On their return they will re- side in Deep River. On their way to the reception the bridal party called on Mrs. A. H. Chesser, an old family friend, who-had_ recently-€éte- brated her ninty-fifth birthday. Attending the wedding from out of town were Mrs. J. Perry. and Miss Linda O'Shaughnessy hoth of Kirkland Lake, and Mr, and Mrs. Alf. Laurin of Larder Lake of Mr. and Mrs. R. Patriquin and Mr. and Mrs. T, Welch attended the mixed Lions Club Bonspiel at Temagami Saturday Feb- ruary 16 and Sunday 17. Mrs. D. Thorne of Goward visited her daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. G. Wright in Hamilton. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Follick and family of Cobalt, were visiting over the week-end with Mrs Follick's sister and brother-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cole in Sudbury. High School students will re- ceive their 2nd injection of Salk Vaccine on Friday March Ist. at 1.30 p.m. . The Elementary® schools 2nd, Clinic will be held Friday March 8. starting at 9.30 a.m. Mrs. H. Stevens of Cobalt suffered a severe heart-attack Sunday Februry 14. She was taken by Ambulance to New Liskeard Hospital. - Mrs. H. Smith her daughter and her son both from Ottawa came home at once, to be with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith from Elliot Lake visited Thurs- day February 14, with Mr. and Mrs. G. Tressider Pyrite St. Miss Ethel Herbert left Sun- day afternoon to visit with her sister Mrs. W. Perry whoes daughter Mrs. O. Moalnd is critically ill. R. Herbert M.P.P. left Sun- day evening for Toronto to at- tend Parliament Sessions. He will be out_of town for a few weeks. Lorne Herbert visited in North Bay over the week-end:. Mrs. G. Tressider and sons, David and Bruce arrived home Wednesday February 13. She had been visiting with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith Toronto. Miss Helvi Niemi of Imperial Bank, Cobalt left for a months vacation to visit with her aunt Mrs. Aline Selkee at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She tra- velled by bus. Board af Education Grateful To 1.0.D.E. The Haileybury Board of Education have issued this note of appreciation to the members of the Imperial Order, Daugh- ters of the Empire, for the in- terest taken in the schools dur- ing the past years. Adding to along list of donat-° ions made to the High and Public Schools during' the past years, such as, an upright piano, war pictures, library books, stage curtains etc., the Hailey- bury Chapter, Imperial Order, Daughters of the British Empire, have once again, very. generou- sly demonstrated their interest in providing improved educat- ional facilities for the school children. They have now purchased a grand piano for the 'Schools Auditorium, a minor share of the cost of which was provided by the Students Council of this and last year. The Board members are en- couraged by the co-operation 'of the Chapter and the Students Council in financing projects for which school funds are not avail- able, especially in these days of school financing. Students and teachers also, appreciate every effort made on their behalf and will find-the piano a source of inspiration in their efforts ito please a listening audience at school concerts. a The Board of Education re- 4 cently and express their sincere appreciation to the Officers, Ex- ecutive Members and Members of the Haileybury Chapter, who have so generously given of their time and efforts in fund raising projects to make such a gift and previous gifts possible. The Students Council are con- eratulated for their energy and resourcefulness in providing their share of the cost of the piano, also for the purchase of many pieces of gymnasium equipment in the past. The 3oard express their thanks and appreciation to the Students Council. WEDDING BFLLS McPARLAND -- HARGRAVE The marriage of Janice Mar- jorie Hargrave, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hargrave, and Earl Eric McParland, son -of Mrs, McParland of Ferris and the late E. T. McParland, took place Saturday, February 9, at two o'clock, in the Haileybury United church with Rev. J. W. \W. Wilkinson officiating. The church was decorated with white and mauve 'mums with white satin bows marking the guest pews. Mrs. A .F .Herity of New Liskeard played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. A. H. Cooke of Haileybury who sang "O Per- fect Love" before the ceremony and "The Lord's Prayer" during the signing of the register, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white net and lace over taffeta, fashioned in strap- less style, with long sleeved bolero of lace. The full skirt was in alternate tiers of net and lace. Her veil, which was of tulle illusion, was fingertip length, draped from a circlet of rhinestones, She car- ried a shower bouquet of red roses, She was attended by Miss Jacqueline O'Grady as maid of honor, wearing yellow brocade taffeta with scoop neckline and bouffant skirt, matching headdress and gloves. The brides maids were Miss Wanita Smith, who wore a full- skirted gown of pink nylon tri- cot with square neckline, mat- ching stole, bandeau and gloves, -and Miss Mary Craig, wearing pale blue net over taffeta, high- lighted by darker blue, bows on the skirt. All three attendants carried nosegays of yellow roses. The best man was Gorman Brisson of Ferris. The ushers were the groom's brother, Rus- sell McParland and the bride's uncle, Joseph Hargrave. For her daughter's wedding and the reception which follow ed in the Blue Room of the Hotel Haileybury, Mrs. Har- grave chose a gown of dark blue crystalaine with winter white accessories and corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a suit of black wool with frosty white accessories and pink cor: sage, Later the young couple left for a wedding trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls and other south- ern points, the bride travelling in a costume of black wool, and avocado accessories. She wore the gift of the groom, a rhine- stone necklace and matching earrings. On their return they will make their home in Ferris. Among the out of town guests who attended the wedding were: Mrs. E. T. McParland, Mr. and Mrs. Russell McParland, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McParland, all of Ferris; Mr. and Mrs, Stanley McParland, Mr. and Mrs. T. Read, Mr. and Mrs. E. Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mison Mr. and Mrs. George McParland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargrave, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKay all of North Bay. "Mr and Mrs. and son Ron of Sudburp, Harrp Lipscombe, Sudbury. WEDDING BELLS OGDEN -- PRESCOTT --E R. Lipscombe Mr. A very quite wedding was solemnized in the United church Manse Cobalt, on Friday Feb- tuary 15, at 9.30 a.m.- when Mrs. E. Prescott of Moosenee and Mr. Harry Ogden of Cobalt 'were united in marriage by Rev. H. L: Wipprecht. é They were attended by Mrs. Smith of Cobalt, The kride wore a Tweed suit with cinnamon brown accessor- ies. - They left on the 11 o'clock train for Iroquis Falls, to visit with Mr. Ogden's daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams. 'They will spend one week with them and then go on to Mrs. Ogden's daughter "and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bren- nan at Nipigon, NORTH COBALT PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. Belanger and children Yvette and Fernand spent last week visiting their son Aurol in Owen Sound. Miss Bernadette McMahon of Sudbury is Visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. J. McMahon Haileybury. Charlie Leveille and Marcel St. Cyr of Kirkland Lake spent the week-end at the home of their parents Mrs. R. St.Cyr and Mrs. Leveille. Miss Joanne Stubinske spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rone,Kirkland Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laro- que and children Debbie and Blain of Kirkland Lake spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Laroques parent8 Mr. and THURSDAY, FEB. 2ist,1957 _ FOR ALL YOUR Concrete Needs | | | { NORTH BAY , ° BLOCKS Cinder and Concrete ° 'CHIMNEY BLOCKS Square and Round Flu ® CULVERT and DRAINAGE TILE °* CONCRETE BRICK Common and Colored SAND ® GRAVEL °® STONE J. M. WRIGHT LIMITED ' 107 Shirriff Ave. North Bay x-50-16c Mrs. E. Mahon. DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY, INVEST IT. matters of vital consideration Bull at Toronto, Winter [air Carman Lyons, Pres., Wall In these days when every dollar of income and out-go are will add pounds and quality to the calf crop are essential, It is false economy to buy a "chealp" bull. Buy a Hereford Government Bonus paid, Ontario residents, up to $150.00. Ontario Hereford Association. C. F. 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If you can quirements, do not miss this exceptional opportunity of a Rock SEAFORTH Limited -- PRINCIPALS ONLY All Replies Strictly Confidential franchised ~ week for deliveries, 150% - in retail accounts. Excellent e in a short time and un- ssive individual. in operating this dis- woman who wants. to (This need,not All products are on advertising im TV,* ~~ distributor will re- .. or exchange slow moving or to cover cost of inventory No meet the above re- d basis. full For further infor- particulars including Street West ONTARIO 50-2c_ Se SALE NO.. AUCTION the following :--- Material to be sold every day except Saturday a Mr. F. Cofkchill, Lake Shore Road, Ontario D AUCTION SALE! ONTARIO The Departnrent of Highways offers for sale by PUBLIC 1 --% Ton Express Truck 4 -- 3 Ton Dump Trucks ; 1 -- Vee-Plow and Wing (Frink) MODELS -- FROM 1951 to 1952 TERMS -- CASH or CERTIFIED CHEQUE AUCTION SALE to be held at Department of Highways Garage, Lakes"ore Road, New Liskeard. ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1957- Material may be inspected from 9.00 a.m. to 4,00 p.m. Further information may be obtained from: District Stores Supervisor, -- New Liskeard, Ontario: PHONE -- NewLiskeard 412 SD-56-133 on "AS IS" basis nd Sunday to date of Sale. epartment of Highways