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ane a Page Four : _THE HAILEYBURIAN and CQBALT WEEKLY. POST THURS., NOVEMBER 7, 1957 COBALT SOCIAL and PERSONAL Friends in Cobalt have receiv- ed word that the wedding of Miss Katherine Bernhardt, daughter, of Mrs. Alexander Bernhardt, Calgary, and Mr. Kenneth Ross Burton, youngest son of Mrs. Harry Burton, and the late Mr. Harry Burton,' of Haileybury, will take place in All Saints Anglican Church, Calgary, Alberta, on Saturday, November 16th. Mrs Charles Giovanella District Commissioner for Girl Guides, Mrs, Alex David, of Cochrane, area commissioner, three divisional commissioners three district commissioners, two Brownie leaders, a member of the mothers' institute and one |..A. member attended the commissioners meeting in the Cochrane Courthouse recently, Mrs. Betty Doran of Hailey- bury, and Mrs. Cecelia Latimer, of Kapuskasing received divis- ional commissioners warrents. Mrs. A, J. Wright. and her guests Mrs, | Kirkwood, Elk Lake, and Mrs. F, Cunneyworth of Hamilton visited Mr, and Mrs. Robert McGill in Hailey- ruby on Tuésday. In Town on Monday, for the Wilkinson McGill wedding were Mrs. G. L. Kirkwood, Elk; | FORTHE MOST COMFORTABLE WINTER YOU'VE EVER HAD... € . .. INSIST ON SHELL FURNACE Ol. Here's why: you get not only the comfort of the hottest, cleanest burning furnace oil... you enjoy the added benefits of two exclusive additives thag. keep your burner at peak efficiency--all season long. And what's- more, our modern delivery trucks mefer Shell Furnace Oil directly into your storage tank. You get every drop you pay for. Shell Furnace Oil costs no more than ordinary furnace oils --put in your order--today. WIG FURNACE OIL P.M, FLEMING Limited Phones Haileybury 9 Cobalt 4774 New Liskeard 1200 HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO Lake; Mrs, F. Cunnepworth Hamilton; Miss Helen Wright, North Bay; Mr. Ronald Warren Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell, and Miss Donna Burton all of North Bay; Mr. and Mrs. F. Le- gallan Schumacher ; and Mr, and Mrs: H. E, Burton Lake. Lieut Ronald Hunt and Lieut Donald Bursey of the Cobalt- Haileybury Salvation Army Corps have returned from Mont- real where they attended a Sal- vation Army Congress. Mrs. Brigadier Bursey, mother of Lieut Bursey, who has been staying in Cobalt for two weekg left on Thursday to return to her home in Toronto. Mr. Dunseith spent the week- end. in Sudbury where -his wife has been with her (parents, since he came to Cobalt, on October 7th, as the new manager of Woolworths Store, Mr. McConnell of the Temp- erance Federation of Toronto, arrived in Cobalt and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Neil Mc- Lean. He was on a brief speak- ing tour of Northern Ontario. He spoke in Cobalt on October 26th and 28th, and he preached in the interest of Temperance also on October 27th, at Engle- hart and Charlton. Sam and Joe Brindle of Ham- ilton, have been on a fishing trip to Giroux Lake, they stayed at the Blue Top Cabins. was a week at in Hail- returned Mrs. Devon MacKay patient for about one Misericodria Hospital eybury. She has now home. Mrs. K. Ferris is a patient in Misericordia hospital, Hailey- bury, She underwent surgery on Tuesday. Mrs. P. F. McEwen who_ had been a patient in Misericordia hospital, Haileybury, was al- lowed to come~ home.on Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. James Arm- strong and daughter Catherine, went to Toronto to visit relat- ives. Mr. Armstrong spent the weekend there, but Mrs. Arm- stro¢,and daughter will visit for two weeks, Mr, Albert Dunseith, manager of Woolworths Store here, will take up residence at 16 Silver Street where Mr. and Mrs. R. Latimer have lived for 29 years. Mr. and Mrs. Latimer will occupy the downstairs apart- ment at the same address. Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Orr of Swastika were visitors in town on Monday, Mrs. Stanley Clarke, of Kirk- land Lake, accompanied by Mrs. H. Fennah and her daughter, have been visiting relatives in Cobalt. Scoutmaster Walter Cole, underwent surgery in Sunny- brook hospital Toronto, recently. He expects to be home in one month's time. Mr. and Mrs, W. Adair, Elk Lake, were week-end guests of ervations. We're "Elected" By The Very - Best Parties! For special get-togethers of family, ~ friends or business associates, we win 'by a landslide vote. Good reasons, too: fine food and refreshments, congenial atmosphere, gracious service. The tat is in reason as well. Phone for res- "Your Pleasure is Our Business" Hotel Haileybury Kirkland | ge Fast and Filling-- EAT balls don't have to "go steady" with spaghetti. Here they're cooked in the oven in a muffin tin for fifteen minutes, then served on hot, buttered noodles sprinkled with croutons and poppy seeds. Mr. and-Mrs. A. J. Wright. Mr. H. W. Stanley was on a business trip to Montreal last week. The Ladies Auxiliary Branch 44 of the Canadian Legion held their card party in the Legion lounge, Tuesday night, which was well attended. Five hundred and Euchre were played. Entertainment conyener Mrs, J, O'Rorke reported the winners at Five Hundred were Ist, Mrs, E. F. Geck;-2nd, Mrs. L. Jennings, and 3rd, Mrs. W. McPherson. Those who won in Euchre are as follows: Ist Mrs. C. Birtch, 2nd, Mrs. E. C. Geck and 3rd Mrs. D. Cole Mrs. Cecil Wilton, David and Cheryl spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Erie Greening. They left Tuesday for their home in Lively, seeee Arnold Armstrong of Engle- hart was visiting relatives in Cobalt on Sunday. Ay -R. Herbert] Mapa has been in St. Michaels Hospital, in Toronto for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boucher and daughter Lynn, returned to their home in Bancroft. Miss Valerie Herbert of North Bay, visited at her home over the week-end, Mrs. Basil McCarthy and sons Grant and Garry of Toronto, visited her father Mr, Ken Mac- Kay and other relatives for a few days. Mrs. Howard Taylor under- went an operation in Miseri- cordia hospital Monday,. ett Mrs. Josephine Maki. under- went an operation in Misericor- dia Hospital, Haileybury and is progressing' nicely. Ralph Ridgeway of Toronto, spent the week-end as guest of Mr. and Mrs, R. Herbert and Miss Valerie, Herbert. Miss Carol Ann» Wanamaker, North Bay, visited friends in town over the week-end. Rev, R. J. Scott and son Mur- ray a former United Church minister in Cobalt called on several friends here en-route to South Porcupine. He officia- ted at the anniversary services on Sunday,.in the United Church at South Porcupine. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tungeon visited their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Cour- chesne, in Kirkland Lake, over the week-end. Condensed Ads. in The Haileyburian Bring Results DON'T MISS THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIRI 'SEE THE HORSE SHOW STARRING SEVEN INTERNATIONAL JUMPING TEAMS... SEE MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT... THE SHEEP AND SWINE SHOW ... "FASHIONS IN WOOL" PAGEANT . .. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DISPLAYS... . LIVE- STOCK AUCTIONS. THERE'S FUN FOR EVERYONE DURING INTERNATIONAL YEAR AT THE ROYAL! THE COLISEUM + TORONTO GENERAL ADMISSION -- ADULTS-75¢ -- CHILDREN-25¢ "INTERNATIONAL YEAR" AGENT ABOUT... © Scenic-Dome rail travel © Low cost reduced round trip rail fares e@ Overseas Steamship services © Great Lakes and Alaska cruises e Hotels and resorts across Canada e Airlines serving Canada in 5 continents Information and Reservations from your Local Ticket Agent, or write--E. C. Puddington, District Passenger Agent, Sudbury, Ont. _ == do without, will determine whether inflation is to be halted. In other words, it is up to the people of Canada themselves to determine what sort of future they will have. Do your representatives in. government at all levels know what you don't want? Why not Be write and tell them? ' THE Se STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON -- BRANTFORD TORONTO WRITTEN ANY GOOD" LETTERS LATELY? UNDER today's economic conditions, what -you don't want from governments, or can 4 ip