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- Page Two THE HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST Founded by C. C, Fare in 1904 Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assoc. JOHN HUNT, LEIGH DAY Cobalt, One. Haileybury, Ont. Publisher Manager Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Broadway Street, Haileybury Authorized as Second-Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa In Canada -----$2.54) per year, in advance In United States --33 50 per year in advances EDITORIAL "Life Insurance" There is no hospital in Nor- thern Ontario or Northwestern (guebec which las progressed as iar or as fast iv the enlargement oi its facilities than has our own Misericordia in Haileybury. During the past ten years it has seemed as if every month there was some improvement some new piece of cquipment sume extension of the building. it doesn't seem so long ago that the passageways in the crowded women's floor used to be jilled with cots and cribs, each containing some small suf- ter Then a couple of years ago the beautiful new pediatric wing Was opened, »urgeons used to take turns in the operating, tor the operat- ing zooms were limited. Now there are ampie facilities and some of the most modern equip- ment to be found in North Ame- rica. ' li is the same story in nearly every department, The nursery is inuch bigger than it used to be although some new cquipment cannot be used except in emerg- ency because of lack ot space. The new recovery rooms have reduced post-operative dangers for patients, and made it more pleasant for the other patients in the wards. The x-ray equip- ment is comparable with any in the profince, although here too the technicians are hampered by lack of space, piategically located Miseri- corda receives many acodment victims, and whic uicy are tre- ated promptly, the lack of em- ergency operating rooms cause a good deal of disruption, But despite its fantastic growth, Misericordia today must expand still more. The provision of chronic wards, and the im- provement and enlargement of existing facilities is now urgent [lic Hospital administration has couregeously launched a camp- aign for funds with the intent- ion of making these very nec- essary improvements. The people of this cousider themselves area can fortunate that the administration at Mis- ericordia has been imaginative and forward locking. lor each siep forward that Misericorlia takes is nothing but a form of inctéased life insurance for each and every one of us. FINDLAY | ELECTRIC PHONE 564 Haileybury, Ont. Electrical Installation and Maintenance, Radio Repair MURRAY McKINNON Your MUTUAL LIFE Representative 72 Nickel -- Cobalt Dial 4519 Walter Ackroyd PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B Just about everyone has heard of Juliette and quite a few know that one of her hobbies is cook- ing, but few people know who all the cooking is for; her hus- band, Tony Capazzi. Here she makes one of her specialties -- Curried Lobster a la Capetown. THE BIBLE TODAY All over the world there is an astonishing revival of interest in-the scared text of Holp Scrip- ture. Never in our history have Christians been committed to such a tremendous volume of translation and revision work. This year 1957 finds the Bible Society supervising Scripture translations into 243 different languages. Since world war II the work of translation has increased at least sixfold, This is to be ac- counted for by a perfectly nor- mal stage in the development of the life of the Church. Where mission work began about 50--- 60 years ago, now 1s_ he time that we might expect whole Bibles to be coming to complet- ion. The law of kingdom growth "First the blade, than the ear and then the full corn" applies here--first the tentative pioneer Gospel, the, by various stages of trial and error, the New Testament. now, as_ the Church a:d community have@ taken root tie whore "BINte Church has aie ee without which no the articles of faith, At a time of p?défound moral confusion and fear, of the fail- ure of systems, of the revival of ancient faiths such as Islam. Hinduism and Buddhism, and now the astonishing success of new ones such as communism, what more natural than that man should once again turn to the Bible and begin to take it seriously. Suuday--Proverbs 1-22 9: Monday--Proverbs Somlesn! Tuesday--Proverbs 4: )-27 Wednesday--Proverbs 6: 1-35 Thursday--Proverbs 8: 1-36 Friday--1 Timothy 1: 1-20 2 Saturday--l Timothy : 1-18 HOT PIPES Firemen answered a call to the home of Leo Fillion on Black- wall Street at 7.45 this morning to- find over-heated stove pipes creating alarm, but no damage resulted. z Men who feel above their jobs will always have others above them. Most every man has his price, and some of them are cut prices. The only pointers some people can give are fingers of scorn. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the matter of the Estate of HARRIET SOPHIA .CRAGO, Deceased, All persons having claims against the Estate of Harriet Sophia Crago, late of the Town of Cobalt in the District of Temiskaming, Married Woman. deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of July, 1957. are hereby notified to send _part- iculars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 8th day of November, 1957, after which date distributed with regard only to the claims of which the under- signed then shall haye notice, and the undersigned will not he liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. . DATED at Cobalt, Ontario this Ist day of October, 1957. STANLEY GARFIELD CRAGO, Cobalt, Ontario,. Administrator, 30-3¢ _ the estate will be-little things, a TTT TTT TOWN OF COBALT PROCLAMATION! FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Citizens of the Town of g winter ++ ted P and cl d. OCTOBER 6th -- 12th Fire Prevention Week. A Special effort should be made to put all Heating Plants and Equipment in shape for the All pipes and chimneys should be STAMP OUT FIRE IN Cobalt are asked to observe COBALT! OM Mayor, JOHN DAMIANI vw Across the Kitchen Table By Mrs. Mac. si bt FOCCC CCC Fouueur PRAIA ROD as. A) Several days last week were so cold and nasty that you, could almost see that old grizzly bear of a north wind slapping at the leaves on the trees and growling at the ones that refused to fall down: before him. The days. are growing shorter and the nip of frost is in the air. Yet despite all this, I still think autumn is one of_ the nicest times of the year. The coloring of the leaves is almost indescribably lovely and even when they have fallen, is any sound more satisfying than the "Swish-crunch" of dry leaves as you walk through them? The autumn flowers have a jewel like sheen in their colgy-. ing, the ruby, red, deep eo "and golden Orange' of thé cush- ~ ~~ and the pansies ion 'mums and asters, late marigolds. The seem to take on new life and dozens of their worshipping little faces are turned toward the sky. And even when the days do become dark and dreary, I am not worrying, because ina parce) in my kitchen, waiting until IT have a few spare minutes, is a great big chunk of spring, con- tained in red and yellow and pink and white tulips bulbs yel- low and purple crocus and brilli- ant red ranunculus. With their hidden beauty stor- ed in the dull, drab bulbs, which will soon be buried deep in the earth to absorb strength to bust their fetters, their blooms will emerge in colorful array and even Solomon in all his glory had not -beauty such as theirs. ty The difference in the given by clerks in stores is really marked at times Some are so pleasant, ready to serve you with a smile (but not hounding you,) other seem to look through you or over you while they show you what you ask for and some continue a conversation with other clerks while waiting on you, hand you your change and forget to say "thank you." The other morning I went in- to a store on my way to the office to make a small purchase No clerks were behind the counters although I could see the back of one in the door of a back room and hear an inter- esting (?) tale of how "I didn't get mad, I just told her, but I wasn't mad, etc., etc." After waiting a few minutes, I came out and went to another store where I got the article I wanted and also efficient, pleas- 'ant service. These are, I'll admit, only but repeated as often as I have seen them re peated in the past year or so, they are definitely. nox an in- vitation to customers to con- tinue patronizing these shops, eR Convention time for Women's Institute members in Northern Ontario is over fo ranother year and I do hope that the branches that sent only one and in some cases, no delegates will realize that sending deligates to both service conventions and district annuals is a very necessary part of In- | stitute work and education, and will begin to make plans early in the year in order that the nece- sary money may be on hand to pay their expenses. A bit of good neighbor policy" could per- haps. be: utilized, if one member would help out at the home of another, or mind an extra child so that another member could attend. = Anyway, lets see- every branch represented and well represent- ed, at next years district annual and convention: OBITUARY NED LAROQUE Funeral services were held from Cobalt United Church with Rev. H. L. Wipprecht officiat- ing, for Ned Laroque, whose death occurred in the Wood- stock Sanitarium following an illness+of six years. Born in Wolfe Lake, sixty- five years ago, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Laroque He was well Known in Cobalt having lived there for a number of years as well as in Silver Center and Hound Chutes. He is survived by his one son, Lionel, seven and two sisters. Buriel was in Silverland Ceme- tery with his brothers acting as pall-bearers. They were Fred of Haileybury; Peter of Blind River; Sidney of Hound Chutes: Ross and Denny of Kirkland Lake. - wife brothers Want Ads Bring Results! WHAT ARE THE PROSPECTS FOR LASTING PEACE? -- This is the subject of a timely public lecture to be given by Mr. V. White, Watch Tower representative on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6--3 p.m. HAILEYBURY HIGH SCHOOL ee Hs il A ' New Works like 3 grades in one-- adjusts automatically to protect against destructive cold-to-hot engine operation For cold starts:it's a light oil--flows freely .. . for full power fast. For short trip driving, when your engine's barely warm, it's a medium- weight oil that cuts friction drag. For highway driving, when your engine runs hot, it's lik a heavy oil--holds its When oilichange time comes fet'us drain and refill your car with zew Shell X-100 Motor Oil Premium the finest protection your engine can have. CARMICHAEL'S Shell Service Station Haileybury, Ontario STOP FIRES! THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST \ think of tomorrow practice moderation | Che Hause of eers Distillers since 1857 "Men who toda 25 ram