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Page kaght__ "THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST "SOCIAL and PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parker and sons Steven, Karl, Calvin and Neil, of North Bay were guests of Mr. Parker's sister, Mrs. James Ruttan and Mr. Ruttan, during the week-end, Another brother, Gerald Parker of Mont- real, was also a guest, Cy Bonin of Toronto, left fo1 Boston Mass., and other points in the States on a business trip after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bonin and sister Mrs. Lorne Berry. St. Paul's G A. Members of*St. Paul's Angli- can Girls Auxiliary and the Juni- or members met in the Parish Hall Thursday, January 16. The meeting was opened with the Girls and Junior prayers followed by the Lord's Prayer. The Bible reading was in charge of Vicky Gilkes. The roll call was answered by eleven members. Karen and Janet Mac- Pherson and Vicky Gilkes then read portions of the Study Kit. The mossibility of attending the Girls Auxiliary convention at the Lakehead during Faster week was discussed. Following games the was closed with prayer by president, Janet Camsell. meeting the COMING EVENTS the regular monthly meeting oi St. Paul's Bible Reading Fel- lowship will be held Tuesday, January 28, at 8.30 p.m., at the home oi Mrs. F. Cooper. Mixed Curling Sunday Jan- uary 20, afternoon and evening Pot Luck supper at 5.30 p.m, St. Paul's Anglican W.A., are holding a Bake Sale February 7, in Connelly's Show rooms, at three p.m. NEWS FROM iHE EVELYN SHOPPE Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Everyone likes a bargain, parti- cularly in this day and age when the cost of living is following the cow that jumped over the moon. And this week the Evelyn Shoppe has some special values fer their customers. Following their poticy of never carrying over old stock, they have gone over their shelves with a ruthless hand and on Friday and Saturday you will be given the opportunity of pur- chasing lovely blouses regularly priced up to $7.50 for only $1.98 One in size 32, beautifully trimmed with lace, regular price $12.50, is included, Both cottons and silks are shown in this group. Then if you have come to that stage where you are certain that you haven't a thing to wear," you will be interested in a group of dresses that are marked $10.95, with their regu- lar values up to $35.00. A second group is priced at $5.95. These are remarkable values so hurry, hurry, hurry. auc SWeat-r gals Mave not pen rorgotien, elmer, wecause om iMursuay, «riday and Satur- day, a rcuuctuion of two dollars om au tne reguiar stock of swea- ters wili be a .reature. .And you bave nevcr owned a downy soit Cashmere sweater, you wil have the wonderful opportunity on these same three days, of purchasing one with THREE DULLAKS marked off the origi- nal price, A tew coats that are leit are receiving the brush-ofi, so down go the prices and up go your spirits. (Lhe Shoppe's profits take an awiul beating but a Satisiied customer policy is maintained.) One Kilgornoch in imported lambs wool and angora regularly $75.00 1s going for $45.00. Another in black and white tweed for $29.95, was $59.95. This is a rare opportunity to secure lity rchandi at these low prices. ; There are many other articles in sports wear, on sale also, so let's hope you haven't spent all your Christmas cheque! THE Known across country for his work as a movie reviewer, Clyde Gilmour is equally at home in the world of music. Hg has one of the largest collections of records in Canada and from these selects a program for his regular CBC Radio show "Gil- mour's Albums," which can be heard every Friday night on the Trans-Canada Network. STUDENTS AND TEACHER IN PANEL DISCUSSION An interesting part of the Haileybury Home and _ School association meeting Tuesday evening, January 21, was a dis- cussion pane] consisting of four high school students and a tea- cher-leader. Definite ideas, well expressed, showing a well-tho- ught out philosophy of life made the discussion interesting from end to end. Members of the jpanel were 30b Tyson, Pat Arnold, Sharlee Weldwood and Bill Steers, with their teacher, John Seyinour, as moderator. The discussion centered around the attitudes of students toward authority, and discipline at home and in school, dates, sports and education in general, Discussing the area of guid- ance from parents, it was felt that in school iwork, parents should give as little help as pos- sible, but opinion was divided on choosing careers, from "some help", particularly if student was inclined toward something un- suitable, to "students know more about what they want to be than their parents do." In the matter of dates, it was felt that they should be free to pick their own friends, certain extent," but definitely no snobbish ideas social levels. In regard to punishment, phy- sicia] punishment was "out," one panelist saying that some par- COMING EVENTS ents might have a_ tough time : administering it, and another Canada Packers Maple Leaf was of the opinion that it would Cooking School sponsored by create a rift between parent and Haileybury Chapter IODE on child, It was feit that refusing March 3rd, 4th, and Sth. Please 4 student permission to keep a note change in dates. 3beY. We Sell We Service We Install date which affects other stud- ents also, was not good, that it should be something that would punish only the student himself. An ideal teacher was counted as one who "could teach, be friendly and stil] keep discip- line," "one who can hold the at- tention and respect of his class without threats,' and "one who combines humour and _ friendli- ness." All were definite that any necessary discipline or punish- ment should be administered in private, without humiliating a student before fellow students; Summing up, the general op- inion seemed to be that it was up to the students themselves whether or not they would suc- Let us install your TV Aerial ©ced, that sports and extra curr- We have the testing equip- ment, and the experience that exams that guarantees your satis- faction. TV & Appliance SALES Your EMERSON Dealer Cobalt Haileybury 57 Inter- National -Arterafts e Acknowledgments e Announcements. | © Reception Cards We feature A Thermo-Gravure Printing (Raised Lettering) e Complete Selection ¢ Popular Prices 2 Prompt Deliveries THE : HAILEYBURIAN iculum activities were a very necessary /part of school life, were necessary to familiarize them to students who were planning to attend college and also because some teachers might be inclined to stress the work that he knows the students are more familiar with, when setting the exams and that ones actual mission in life is to be able to get and hold a job and get along with people. Mrs. Thoday expressed the thanks of the group to Mr. Sey- mour and his students for the outstanding job they had done. Mrs. W. C. Arnold thanked the executive of the home and school for giving the students the op- EO) regarding -Department of National Revenue THURS., JAN. 23rd, 1958 portunity to appear on a panel March and the annua! meetung of this sort. in April. During the business session At tlie conclasion of the meet- which was i ncharge of Mrs. G. in tea was served in th: Home P. Thoday, it was announced Economics room that Mrs. Maddison would take ; over the duties of treasures for the balance of the year, as Mrs. J. Hal!worth will be leaving for a three month holiday in Eng- NOTICE OF MEETING The Annual meeting of the Haileybury Horticultural Society will be held in the Hotel Hailey- bury on Sunday February 2nd, 1958, at 4.00 |p.m. All members are to invited 45-2c land, shortly. Other b usiness included the setting cf seventy-five' cents as the admission price to the con- cert being held next month, and the auchorizing of the payment of the Film Council] fee of ten dollars, Also a donation vf ten dollars toward a memorial for Mrs. Scherk. It was announced that Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Hammerstrom were wo1king on the prizes for next vears commencement, that Open House would be held in Condensed Ads For Sale--Pair of C.C.M. Figure skates like new size 3. Price __ $5.00, Phone 634. COBALT: Friday and Saturday For Sale -- 4 burner Findlay electric range $25.00. Apply Northern Beverages, Phone _4688 Cobalt. 46-1* CUSTOMS EXCISE OFFICE $3,150 -- $3,900 Cobalt, Ontario. ---Must be at least 21 years-- Details and application forms at Post Office or Natignal "mploy- ment Office. 4 -lc Wanted To Rent--4 or 5 roomed ADDED house or apartment, heated or unheated. Phone 642, Penis ees ite DOWER e eaeay 46-ic ee OO Building and Contracting, re- HAILEYBURY: Friday and Saturday pairs, remodeling, all kinds E Bincienenicy. (hy the hour OF COBALT: Monday and Tuesday contract. Free Estimates Phone 634 Andy Scott. if AS tee IT'S ROMANCE SET TO MUSIC! FOR RENT--One 4 room apart- ment, and one 3 room apart- ment, Both with 3 piece bath Down town Haileybury. Phone 4515 Cobalt. 4Atfc FOR SALE--Several fine mod- ern homes, both large and small, situated in both south and north ends of Haileybury. Immediate occupancy. Apply E. M. McCuaig, Real Estate Broker, 58 Georgina Ave., Phone 135. 5l-tfc $1.00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five deluxe personal requirements. Latest catalogue included. The Medico Agency, Box 22, Ter- minal "Q" Toronto, Ontario. ™ CinemaScope AND Metrocolor Anna Maria ALBERGHETTI fo Eva BARTOK - Dewey MARTIN Waltor SLEZAK - Paul HIENREID, Ce George Montgomery PLUS McC CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE--2c a word Must be paid by Wednesday following insertion MINIMUM CHARGE 50c HAILEYBURY: LAST SHOWING TODAY 4A NEW TRIUMPH FOR » WHAT-A-GUY WAYNE! FEATURE "Looking for Danger" "THOUSAND | BEDROOMS |. --ADDED FEATURE-- "Pawnee" HAILEYBURY: After Sun. Midnight, Mon. & Tues: COBALT: Wednesday and Thursday JANUARY 24th--25th ee M-G-M reasexrs m METROCOLOR JOHN WAYNE DAN DAILEY MAUREEN O'HARA = BOYS JANUARY 24th--25th JANUARY 27th--28th M-G-M presents handsome Dean and a bevy of dolls... in his first ; Oe, solo starring role! Lola Albright 100 Cartoon Jan. 27-28 JANUARY 29th--30th IF CHARGED -- Minimum | b charge 65c : ew. TO BASEMENT THE BUTLER, 15c extra for Box Numbers or replies directed to this office. | WAS THE MAN NEW LISKEARD EMPIRE THEATRE | OF THE HOUSE! Phone 35 single bill. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. ' Show at 7 and 9 p.m. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m LAST SHOWING TO-DAY "Slaughter on 10th Avenue" FRIDAY and SATURDAY BARBARA STANWYCK "Trooper Houk'" Cartoon LOCAL TALENT NIGHT SHOW FRIDAY 9.00 to 9.30p.m. Sat. Morning Children's Show--Doors Open 10.00 a.m. Regular Matinee Sat. 2 p.m. JANUARY 24th--25th CINEmaScoPE «. ops ROYOE LANDIS ROBERT KEITH EVA GABOR- JAV ROBINSON JEFF DONNELL «MARTHA HYER adorn COLOR eligi %. 'ge 2 Le: ee? 2d f 3 UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL Presents JUNE ALLYSON NID NIVEN Based on the ove! by ERIC HATCH JOEL McCRAE -- ADULT Richard Conte MONDAY and TUESDAY -- ADULT VICTURE .MATURE Magoo Cartoon ENTERTAINMENT -- "Pick-Up Alley" JANUARY 27th--28th Haileybury: WED. & THURS. COBALT: Friday and Saturday ANITA EKBERG Plus Added Short WED. and THURS. JACK LEMMON "Operation Madball" News, Plus Cartoon han Ea ae JANUARY 29th--30th Mel Ferrer iets ADDED ERNIE KOVACS James Craig Lita --ADDED FEATURE-- ENTERTAINMENT -- "The Brothers Rico" Dianne Foster "The Vintage" "Naked in the Sun" Kathryn Grant JANUARY 29th--30th JAN. 31st--FEB, 1st Angeli FEATURE John Kerr Milan Barton McLane