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I i i ie a a eee, a ea Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST THURSDAY, FEB. 13th, 1958 COBALT SOCIAL and PERSONAL Mrs. M. Cosgrove of North Cobalt was a recent visitor in Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Dowglas Orr of Timmins spent the week-end in town with relatives and also yisited Mrs, Orr Sr., who is a patient in Haileybury Hospital. Mrs. Edgar St. Dennis of West Cobalt is a patient in Misericor- dia hospital where she has undergone surgery. Mrs. Elmer Sopha is _ visiting at the home of her parents. Mrs. Ray Johnston is a patient in Misericordia hospital. -- Ss Miss Rita Audette is spending a few days with friends in Rouyn, Quebec, Lee Moore of North Bay visit- ed at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moore for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Verity left Sunday, to spend a week's holiday in Toronto with Mr. Verity's family. Mr. C. H. Taylor of Toronto, was in town recently visiting relatives and friends. Mr. W Jack Perry spent Kirkland Lake. Stubinski and Mr Sunday, in SPARK'S ELECTRIC Qualified Electrician TV Antenna: Installations } Call SPARKS for worry ; free service. + 'Tel. 6173 Haileybury we This Year Buy The STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN For Comfortable Econom- ical Low Cost Motoring Selling as Low as $2150.00 eee KIRKLAND MOTORS Kirkland Lake Phone 784 44-20c FINDLAY ELECTRIC PHONE 564 Haileybury, Ont. Electrical Installation and Maintenance, Radio Repair TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 12.25 a.m. Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-2-3 FOX CARTAGE & STORAGE L rr, Tovoue Expert packing and moving We specialize in the Pallet vault storage system. : Agent Allied Van Lines Ltd For Free Estimates Phone collect North Bay 2049 7 7 Chateau "Hotel of the Year" Award is accepted for the Tatas & Ottawa by C. Arthur Mann, left, manager. Ma! - the presentation at the Ontario Hotel Association convention at Toronto is G. M. Downs, Commercial Trav chairman of hotel committee, ellers' Association of Canada. The Canadian hotel is the second to receive the award since it was Mette last year. Prior to his appointment as SE Sa ios the Chateau Laurier, Mr. Mann managed the CNR's 2 Garry Hotel at Winnipeg, the Prince Edward at Brandon, the 'Pessborough at Saskatoon and the Prince Arthur at Port Arthur. Mrs. John Fitzgerald of North Bay is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Paquette, Prospect Avenue. Mrs. Duncan Sutherland of Haileybury is visiting in Coch- rane at the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Bursey is visiting with her son, Lieut. Donald Bursey of the Salvation Army. -- Rev. and Mrs. George Johns- ton spent Tuesday, in Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAllister of Niagara Falls were called ta town recently owing to the death of Mrs. McAllister's mother Mrs. Ernest Hartling. Mr. Larwin Hartline of New> market was home attending. the funeral of his mother. WORLD'S DAY OF PRAYER A meeting was held on Mon- day afternoon. at the Salvation Army residence. The meeting was held to pre- pare for the "World's Day of Prayer" being held February 21. This year the service will be held at the Salvation Army Cita- del. Mrs. (Captain) Broughton of Kirkland Lake: will be in charge of the service. It is hoped that there will be a good attendance EXPLORERS On Tuesday night, the Ex- plorers Group held a_ skating party in place of the regular meeting. Mrs. I. B. Hayes serv- ed a lovely spaghetti supper. Mrs, Basil Jaskson accompanied the group. Supper was followed by games motto and prayer and the sing- ing of "Children who "walk in Jesus way". ST. JAMES' W.A. On Wednesday evening, the regular monthly meeting of St. James' W.A. was held' at the home of Mrs. John: Hunt. Fighteen members were pre- sent. Plans were completed for a banquet being held February 19, The Scripture reading was by Mrs. J. J. Fildes. Mrs. George Johnston read the study book. The meeting was followed by a social hour during which lunch was served --Wamt Ads Brina Results! COBALT GIRL GUIDE NOTES The regular meeting of the Girl Guides was held on Monday evening in the Community Hall. Twenty members were pre- sent. Acting Captain Giovanella and Lieut Male and Lieut Cate Company leader was Erica John- ston, z Meeting opened with staking game, called Cats and Dogs fol- lowed by patrol formation, col- lection of dues and roll call. For the next half hour, during horseshoe formation and patrols the Guides devoted there time to projects for "Thinking Day". After Taps, patrol leaders and seconds remained for Court of Honor. North Cobalt Home and School The regular monthly meeting of the North Cobalt Home and School Association, was held in the Public School Auditorium. Monday February 11th at 8 p.m. Mrs. M. J Dwyer received at the daor and presented each guest and member with a valen- tine lapel pin President, Mis. K. Bolger opened the meeting and Mrs. Othmer read the Home and school prayer, followed by the members. reading the Code of Ethics. Roll call was nineteen members and _ thirteen guests present. Mrs, Jarvis, teacher for Grades three and four won the library book and banner for having the most par- ents and grandparents present. Teenage representatives at- tending the meeting were, Bar- bara Shaw, Margaret Coe. Gary Deeley, and Freddie Cranston for a discussion on a Teen-Town Club. After a business session, pro- gram chairman, Mrs. Jean La- foy, introduced the guest speaker Mr. Jesse French, manager of C.J.K.L., New Liskeard studios, who gave a very interesting and educational talk on advertising by radio, and other very en- lightening facts about radio and their program schedules and ob- ligations. Mrs. Nora Perry thanked Mr. French on behalf of the Home and School. To close the program a guest singer Ivor Brown, who has moved to Cobalt recently from Jamaica, delighted everyone, with a lovely hymn, "Take it to the Lord, leave it there", and other selections. taken with The lunch committee then served a tasty and _ decorative lunch. DAVY CROCKETT Jr. IF WE HURRY WE CAN GET TO SCHOOL BEFORE THE TEACHER. AN' PUT A FROG IN HER DESK! "MacDonald Bonspiel, LEGION ,NEWS Hi Comrades There is little to report this week other than our social last Saturday night ran second to the however we had a fair crowd and those who did show up will assure you that they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Don't forget that very im- portant date you 'have, com- rades, at the Legion Hall to play Euchre and Cribbage on Fe ruary 14th, 1958, come yourself and bring your friends as every- one is welcome, Oh Yes, please dof't miss showing up at our "We Serve the North" P. O. Box 976 ee Phone 825 TRI-TOWN CONSTUCTION CO. "LIMITED CONTRACTORS -- BUILDERS -- ESTIMATORS Home Alterations -- Kitchens Modernized Cupboards Built PAINTING and FLOOR SANDING NEW LISKEARD. ONT. general meeting on Monday, February 17th, 1958, we have some very important business to discuss, which is definitely of interest to every member, so come yourself and bring a com- rade with you. Just a gentle re- minder comrades, your 1958 dues are now payable, don't be- come delinquent, remember in your membership is our strength Fraternally, Sid. ODDS AND ENDS Something to watch for this spring--men's shirts of a blend of "Terylene" and cotton. The first of their kind in Canada. With a fused or soft collar, these shirts will combine the- and-wear qualities of the man- made fibre with the softness and absorbency of cotton. They'll look as if they're made of fine broadcloth, but they'l] seldom, if ever, need ironing. For the women, whose hus- band likes the appearance of cotton shirts, this blend of per cent "Terylene" with 35 per See the Amazing VOLKSWAGEN at SROKA'S WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Haileybury, Ont. Phone 404 Ferguson Ave cent cotton will save many a weary hour at the ironing board. Silly And Unnecessary At last count there were ap- proximately 4.5 million motor vehicles in Canada, and in most Provinces between now and spring nearly all of them will have to have their license plates changed, Why this silly and unneces- sary business of yearly changing plates should be continued, says The Financial Post, no one seems to know. In some places the manufacture of the plates provide work for inmates of re- formatories, but surely there are other and more useful jobs for Temiskaming Construction Limited ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development. Operation Electrical and Mechanical Installations O) HEAD OFFICE P.O. Box 459 Haileybury,Ont. Telephone 517 these non-paying guests of the state. _ Permanent plates would not only save a lot of wear and tear on fingers and tempers but they would be neater, easier to re- member and most important of all, if they were really attached permanently, they would make cars far more theft-proof. LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALY The spledid response of the local utility commissions has been outstanding. Many orders for literature and other pro- motional aids have been received with the result that large quand The Cumco Corporation Limited Suite 207, 330 Bay Street F F Toronto, Canada Please send me Srihout obligation on my part, full information on Monpre Mining Company Limited, together with the pamphlets and lyrochures as checked off in the margin. Dear Sirs: 1. The Iron Industry of Canada. 2. Abreast the Market. Sacel psto-datesantorma tion. 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