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Page Six =eerHe HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST THURS., OCTOBER 17th, 1957 SOCIAL ae 1 PERSONAL almost three weeks, has return- ------ ne a eee Bede resided at 32 Park Street, Cobalt. (Vera) Mr.s Len Cassidy, Cobalt ed home. The body rested at Buffam's (Lena) Mrs. Aley Nadeau, Co- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Maw- é Kuneral Chapel until 2 pm, alt; and six brothers Ernie hinney and family of Sudbury Mr. and Mrs. James Whelan Sunday and then the body was Of Moose River Crossing; Leslie spent the weekend with their and children, Monica, Mary taken for the service which was and Austin of Cobalt; Angus of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. parents McFarlane and Mrs. M. Maw- hinney. Several people from town motored to North Bay and spent the weekend to watch on television the arrival of the Queen and her husband Prince Philip and the ceremony of the opening of Parliament. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sulphur re- turned home last Thursday from a trip to Hamilton where they attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. D. Levely who were one time re- sidents of Haileybury. Mrs. Sulphur's sister, Mrs. C. Johnson of Renfrew returned with them for a visit, Mr. Ralph Peacock son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Peacock former residents of Haileybury was in town-at the weekend renewing old acquaintances. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Cragg the past week-end were their -son and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cragg Tommie and Carolyn and Mr. Keith McKenzie of Elliot Lake Mr. Lewin Richards of Sarnia and a cousin of Mr. Crageg's whom he hasn't seen in thirty- one years Mr. David Hopkins of Argyle, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer spent the past week-end in To- ronto where they attended the wedding of Mr. Farmer's nep- hew and also celebrated the tenth anniversary of their dau- ghters wedding, Mrs. Howara Hutt and Mr. Hutt. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith this week are their son, Roy Smith of Keno Yukon and Miss Joan Stevens of Elsa, Yukon. Mrs. M. Valentine, who has been holidaying in Montreal for NEWS FROM THE EVELYN SHOPPE Simply perfect for these lovely fall days are the pure wool bou- cle knitted dreses or suits by T_ady Anne. Choose a dress-in Trapic red, with a wide ribbed band that be- littles your waistline and repeats its self in an interesting arrange- ment at the neck. Or one in black, .plaided in .white, .in. a tailored style with a row o% pearl buttons marching down the front opening to the waist. Another, knitted in light and dark Sandalwood tweed effect, has a matching jacket, banded at the waist, to wear over the dress, These knitted outfits are the answer to a_ traveller's prayer; they are absolutely uncrushable tops in style and a joy to wear. Continuing in the woolen the- me, the "Sheltie Mist" pure im- ported wool pullovers and card- igans are a-boon to the sports- minded gals who have been ask- ing for just this type of sweater; Perfect with the fall tweed skirts, they are sweeping the country. The colors: Light and dark charcoel, beige, reds ang tartan greens to blend with any tweed. The new 40-inch length coat with skirt to match is fashion news for the style concious. Shown in bold black and white tweed, styled by Gordon and lined with their famous 4-Star Borgana in black, the collar and pocket flaps are highlighted by @ binding of black silk braid. And best of all, the coat is just as much at home with dresses and other skirts as with its own. And now to end the news %1 a lighter note, here are three items that I know you'll love; Little modernistic flower clusters with pearl centers to wear at blouse neck or suit lapel; a flat linked belt of hammered aluminum with a clever Egyptian design, and (most intrigting) little bandeau hats, some trimmed with feathers and some completely feathered.- Smart! Smart!! Smart!!! Peter and Frances, spent Sunday visiting, Mrs. Whe Mrs. R. Demeres. in Timmins, lan's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe will have as their guests for a week their daughter, Mrs. Stan Ros- coe, Mr. Roscoe and children Peter, Janet and Elizabeth Ann, of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bailey spent the past weekend in Ott- awa. Mr. and Mrs. Sam motored to Niagara weekend. Hughes Fall last Mr. Francis Joy, Port Arthur spent the Thanksgiving Holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Joy, Main Street. In preparations for the coming ski season, members of the Ski Club have been working during the past three week-ends making repairs to the ramp of the two cutting brush and generally cleaning up. : W.I. Entertain Husbands Members of the Haileybury Women's Institute entertained their husbands at a pot-luck supper in the Legion Hall Thursday evening, October 10. The attendance was not as large as had been hoped for owing to the prevalence of flu. Before the supper was served a few games of bingo were played and afterwards, Chinese checkers and Cribbage provided entertainment. The ladies prize for Chinese checkers went to Mrs, R, Mc- Gillivary and the men's to Carl Clute. In Cribbage the high scores were held by Mrs. P. Libby and John Hallworth, with Mrs. J. Gilkes and Lawrence Fleming getting the low counts, OBITUARY Mrs. James H. Norris The death occurred suddenly in . Kirkland District Hospital early Thursday morning, follow- ing a lengthy illness of Mrs James Norris of 566 Government Road, W., Chaput Hughes. She was seventy-one years of age. Mrs.. Norris was born at Brooke in Lanarah county near Péarth, Ontario. She came to Haileybury with her family in 1907 and resided there until 1927 then resided in Cobalt before coming to Chaput Hughes in 1933. Mrs. Norris is survived by her husband and one daughter, Mild- red, Mrs. Ronald Drolet, 30-A Duncan Ave., Kirkland Lake: She was predeceased by her only son, Roy who was killed in action with the RCAF in France in 1942. She was a member of the West End United Church, life member of the W.A., and also a member of the Shuniah Chapter No. 41, Order. of the Eastern Star, Cobalt: The body rested at the Sym- ington Funeral Home, until time for the service at 1.30 pm., at Kirkland Trinity United Church with Mr. Neville "Reader, Lay- man of West End United Church officiating. Pallbearers were R. Jackson Chas. Green, Al. Gardiner, H. Gardiner, George McGregor and Art Command. Buriel was in the family plot in Kirkland Cemetery. Those from out of town who attended were: Mrs. Fred Woley of Smith Falls; Gerald White, of Perth; Mrs. Jean Blair, To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baleert North Bay; Mrs. Mary Dunn, Mr. Bill Cavanaugh and daughter Pricilla of Haileybury; Mrs. Ed. Welt of Schumacher: and Mrs, Robert Brocklebank of Timmins. A special service was condwuct- ed in Symington Funeral Hontre Chapel Friday evening at 7.3C p.m., by the Ionic Chapter 116 of the Eastern" Star of Kirkland CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE--2c a word Must be paid by Wednesday following insertion MINIMUM CHARGE 50c IF CHARGED -- Minimum charge 65c 15c extra for Box Numbers or replies directed' to this office. Ee - Room for rent centrally' located -- Shown above is Miss Helen Dinel, sitting under an umbrella of flowers, at a shower held in her honor in the Haileybury Hotel, last week. With Miss Dinel is Miss Joan Dinesen and Miss Carol Bowes NEW MANAGER OBITUARY MRS WALTER McNAUGHT The sad death occurred at Mis- ericordia Hospital on Thursday afternoon around 4.45 p.m, 07 Mrs. Walter McNaught, She was taken to the hospital Albert Dunseith of Toronto, took oyer his new position at Woolworth's Store as manage on October 7. He has been with the Woolworth Company for seven years and received his training in six different cities of which Sudbury was one of them ; a ' ae ™ on Monday where her baby _ He is married and his wife will gauehter Penny Jean was born pee him here Shortly. They and she did not rally from tl will reside at 56 Cobalt Street in attack of Asiatic flu which she the apartment Mr. and Mrs. A, took previously before entering Hooper just vacated. _ the hospital. Mr HiGopeT EES UES che Mrs. McNaught worked until Woolworth's Store here since a few weeks ago as O.N.R, Tele phone operator. She was the for mer Miss Jean Moore, youngest June 1954 and has been trans ferred to the Woolworth Branch at Seven Sas thea ete e daughter of Mrs. Jessie Moore 0. oe we * rt : pale cect and the late Ernest Moore. They ctober 6, and a " yeek's visit with relatives in Montreal they will then take up residence in Seven Islands, They had both interest in local fairs and also very active in organizations and social actiyi- ties of St, Patricks Parish. PaRieAirs| MacLEAN'S 110 Main St. taken a great community af- ALL ADS MUST BE IN THIS OFFICE BY 5 P.M. TUESDAY FOR PUBLICATION THURSDAY. FOR SALE Tenders 'will be received by the undersigned. 12 roomed frame steel metal clad building. Ori phone 166-> 30-tic Mining Student -- Room and Board minutes walk to school. Room equipped for student ginally Public school, May be Call 75s 31-tf inspected 9 to 5 any week day W Wael Girl Bigtaets oP ares Contact Mr. O, Melchior, care- Bag oso) CUM E Rane amr icer, Highest or any tender for elevator duties. Apply Hotel not necessarily accepted, Haileybury phone 99 - Mrs, A. Cameron, Secretary fae 7p aectetee SO cto Treasurer, Board of Trustees Washing and Ironing done. Nine T.S.A,, Cobalt and Coleman hour service on white shirts Box 289 Cobalt. Experienced on ladies blouses 32-1e and silks.Collars turned phone 326. 32-1c FOR RENT--Two rooms gent- leman perferred. Phone 262-/W FOR SALE-- Several fine mod- ern homes, both large and small, situated in both, south and north ends of Haileybury. ene cas _32-le° [mmediate occupancy. Apply FOR RENT -- Three roomea E. M. McCuaig, Real-Estate apartment. Phone 391. Broker, 58 Georgina Ave., pane ee Pegi: OZEre Phone 135. 51-tfic MORIN INSULATION $1.00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five HAILEYBURY deluxe personal requirements. For free estimates call Hill Latest catalogue included. The Clark Francis 4000 New Lis- Medico Agency, Box 22, Ter- keard, or write Box 148 Hail- -- minal "Q" Toronto, Ontario. eybury. 32-1c 12-tfc EMPIRE THEATRE "NEW LISKEARD Phone 35 Mon. to Sat:---Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Show at t 7 and 9 p.m. single bill. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m LAST SHOWINGS TODAY "Incredible Shrinking Man" FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCTOBER 18th--19th "Shoot at Medicine Bend" RANDOLPH SCOTT LOCAL TALENT FRIDAY NIGHT 9.00 to 9.30 p.m. SAT. MORNING 10.30 pm. THE EMPIRE SUPER MIKE SAFETY CLUB -- MONDAY and TUESDAY OCTOBER 21st--22nd "Kettles on Old MacDonaid Farm' MARJORIE MAIN CARTOON, PLUS ADDED SHORT WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY OCTOBER 23rd--24th --Adult Entertainment-- "The Great Man" JOSE FERRER DEAN JAGGER News, Cartoon Plus Added Short Latchford; Ted Blind River and Bill of Atikokan, Pallbearers Ted Moore, McNaught, held at the United Church Hail- eybury with Rev. J. W. W. Wil- kinson officiating. The buriel service was held at Mount Plea- sant Cemetery. were Austin and Roland and Bert Cecil Birtch and She is survived by her husban:} Danny Culhane, Walter McNaught* and infant Those who came from out ol daughter Penny Jean, also her town were from Timmins, Bau mother Mrs. Jessie Moore, and croft, Atikokan, Elliot Lake {our sisters, (Olive) Mrs. Clif- North Bay, Bourlamaque, Que. ford David, Eliott Lake; (Eva) Kirkland Lake, Toronto and Mrs. Fred Boucher, Bancroft: Callander. HAE : COBAI T HAILEYBURY: LAST SHOWING TODAY COBALT: Friday and Saturday OCTOBER 18th--19th DEAN on JERRY MARTIN-LEWIS »HAL WALLIS' pe WRITTEN BY Hes tomas by Somer Rin and Pad Francis Weber TECHNICOLOR® \Istiiion --ADDED FEATURE-- "The MARCH HARE" IN CINEMASCOPE & EASTMAN COLOR al eggy Cummins: Cyril Cusack _ OCTOBER 18th--19th OCTOBER 21st--22nd "Battle Hell" The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst Starring RICHARD TODD Akim Tamiroff William Hartnell Terence Morgan HAILEYBURY: Friday and Saturday COBALT: Monday and Tuesday --ADDED FEATURE-- "White Witch Doctor' * Technicolor Susan Hayward Robert® Mitchum HAILEYBURY: After Sun. Midnight, Mon. & Tues. Oct 21-22 COBALT: Wednesday and Thursday OCTOBER 23rd--24th GIANT TERRORIFIC HORROR-A-THON SCREAMIERE! ! |! "The Curse of Frankenstein" IN COLOR Robert UrQuhart --ADDED FEATURE-- "XxX... The Unknown" Dean Jagger Peter Cushing Eward Chapman Not pyecommended for Feces of ecu Dispositions Haileybury: WED. & THURS. COBALT: Friday and Saturday OCTOBER 23rd--24th OCTOBER 25th--26th Chaskpoint (IN EASTMAN COLOR) Anthony Steel James Robert Justice Odile Versois --ADDED FEATURE-- "The Lawless Breed" Rock Hudson Mary Castle Julia Adams Saco