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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1958 COBALT SOCIAL and PERSONAL Miss Joanne Stubinski and Yvette Belanger spent the weeH end i North Bay. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Clark Sr of Lorraine Valley are back in the North after spending several months with daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coles of St. Catherines, Mrs. Percy Hitchens has re- turned after spending a few months with their daughter at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. Leith of Oakville spent a few days in town recently, Mrs. Celia Smitheram spent the week-end in Cochrane visit- ing friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and children, Carol and Robert spent a few days at Peterbor- ough. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Verity have returned from a week's holiday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- Donald and daughter, Margaret of Kirkland Lake visited at the home of Mrs. McDonald's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Duncan. 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Cobalt United Church Ho:d Valentine fea The Ladies of the Cobalt Unit- ed Church held a lovely Valen- tine Tea on Friday, February 14, in the Cobalt Community Hall. The tea table was decorated with red and white candles and tea was poured by Mrs. T. J. Duncan. Mrs. Harry Millar received the guests. The bake table was taken care of by Mrs, T. Jack- son and the sewing table by Mrs Nettie Wallman. Tea table conveners were Mrs. H. Welch and Mrs. Basil Jack- son. Serving were, Mrs. B. Scul- ly, Mrs. W. Mallett, Mrs. Men- zie, Mrs. S. Sloan and Mrs. Don McGugan. In the kitchen were, Mrs. Wink Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Benner, OBITUARY ERIC W. HAMMERSTROM Funeral service was held Sat- urday afternoon, at 2.30 for the late Eric William Hammerstrom Mr. Hammerstrom was born in Ljusne, Sweden in 1893 and was the son of Gustov and Char- lotte Hammerstrom, g The family moved to Hailey- bury when Mr. Hammerstrom was fifteen years old. For the past thirty-five years he was an employee of the Cobalt Foundry. The body rested at the Buf- fam Funeral Chapel unti] buriel time Saturday, when it was taken to St. James' Church, Rev George Johnston officiated. Pallbearers were Denny Hou- ghton, E, M. Houghton, Gerald Brown, Doug McLeod, A. H Moss and John Gilliard. : He is survived by one sister Mrs. Alex Qslund who livgs at Haileybury also two nephews Harry Hammerstrom of Kirk- land Lake, and William of Hail- eybury. Five nieces also survive, they are Mrs. Violet Henderson of North Bay, Mrs. Joyce Gray of New Liskeard, Mrs. Edith Mc- Rae of North Cobalt, Mrs. Ebbe McLeod, Englehart, and Mrs. Cecelia Anderson of Englehart. NORTH SUNSHINE W.I. HOLD ANNUAL DINNER The North Sunshine W.I. an- nual Turkey dinner was held Saturday evening, at the Public School in North Cobalt. Around seventy attended, Mr. and Mrs, Foster Rice and Mir. and Mrs. Albert Groom and Mr and Mrs. John Brown were the guests. The school staff also attended After tinner films were shown by Martin Willard and were enjoyed by all. Euchre and bingo followed and the evening was very successful. IF YOU NEED A NURSE RING THE V.O.N. The Bictorian Order of nurse wil] call at the home of any sick person in the town of Cobalt or Coleman Township, whether that person is in position to pay or not. The Victorian Order of nurse is everyone's nurse, Those who can afford it pay the regular nursing fees, in whole or in part. Those who cannot pay re- ceive free service. The V.ON. works under the direction of the family doctor. She wil] make her visits daily, or less frequent- ly, depending on the needs of the patient and the doctors in- structions, e te etet etet etet ethbzb zbmha The V.O.N. helps to relieve pressure on- the hospital by bringing its nursing service into the homes and brings you fully professional nursing service by qualified nurses under the Supevrision of your physician, With better medical 'care, peo- ple live longer nowadays but the number of Canadians, especially older people, who suffer from heart trouble, strokes, rheumat- ism or arthritis is much larger. The Victorian Order of ators has a particularly large number of patients among the older people and young mothers who can be cared for in their own homes. The trim blue uniform of V.O. N. nurse is recognized as the family friend in communities all across Canada, St. Andrews W.F. Hold Annual Valentine Tea ation held its annual Valentine- ation held its annua] Vaentine Tea and Bake Sale in the base- ment of the church on Saturday, February 15th. Hearts'and trad- itional red and white decorat- ions were attractively displayed. The C.G.LT. Girls took part in making the decorations. The tea table was colored for Cupids day with deep red tulips adorning the centre of the table ved and white candles in silver candebra added to the center- piece. Mrs. J. Timmins was convener for the tea, and with Miss Muriel Rice greeted the guests who attended Mrs. A. Sanderson, Mrs. N. Austin, _Mrs. H. Pickard, Mrs. M. Glazier poured tea. Mrs. J. Watson, Miss Murie] Rice, Dr. W. Somerville and Miss Cecelia Somerville arranged the decor- ations, Among those serving were: Mrs. G. Judson, Mrs. E. St. Louis, Mrs. N. Arnold and Mrs. T. Cragg. Assisting in the kit- chen were: Mrs. N. McAulay. Mrs. L. Day, Mrs. C. Dobbs; Mrs. L. Childs, Mrs. F. Reavell convened the bake table, assisted by Mrs. D. Scanlan, Mrs. A. Green. Miss Jean Hurst and Miss Betty Lou Atchinsan supplied a background of piano music. f you'r: trying to reduesy vowll fied that calorie ~ cutting is easier when you start the day with a good breakfast. Don't listen to the 'black coffee and -The nothing' food faddists, if you're really serious about your weight problem. Balance your day's food intake so that each meal provides about one-third oi what you really need. A simple gio breakfast of fruit, one egg, toast and black coffee will keep your morale high, and your cal- ories ow, so- that you"! be the prettiest and most successful dieter in the block! wR co A good breakfast can follow a basic pattern and still be as varied as Jacob's coat. Using the four-square plan of fruit, maim dish, bread and milk an endless variety of interesting morning meals can be served. Why not combine the bread. eggs and milk to make French toast, a favorite in-any family. These foods contribute high quality) protein, iron, calcium, vitamin A and B_ vitamins. too. Along with a citrus fruit or juice you have a simply prepared and sim- ply eaten breakfast that really packs. a punch! A MORNING SMILE Story about a_ socialite who hired a new maid-- The mistress arranged a party at her house and told the maid, "T want you to stand at the drawing room door and call the guests names as_ they come in, "Boy that will be fun" said tthe maid "because I know some beauts." St. Andrews W.F. The Woman's Federation of St. Andrews United Church held its monthly meeting February 12 in the basement of the church with forty members present, The devotional period was led by Mrs, Wildwood. ; Mrs. Cragg reported on the visiting committee and asked to he informed of anyone who was ill. Mrs. McVittie is in charge of sending the get. well cards. executive minutes were| read. To the wish group leaders? was in favor. The Woman's World Day of Prayer wil] be held in the church on Friday, February 21st at two o'clock. The proposed budget was read by Mrs. Wildwood. The meeting was closed by repeating the mizpah benediction. Mrs. Dobbs . served a_ dainty lunch, assisted by Mrs. McVittie and Miss Cecelia Somerville. question do you The vote The cvervday Christian has a seven to one practitioner, over the chance -When you motor to the GOLD TOWN make yourself at home with the North's oldest. names in Automobiles. Pontiac - Buick - GMC -Shell- MACDONALD - ROWE MOTORS 110 Gov't. Rd. W. Ph. 112 Kirkland Lake 44-tfc a Temiskaming Construction Limited , ENGINEERS Design. Construction, Mine Development, Operation Electrical and Mechanical Installations oj HEAD OFFICE P.©. Box 459 Haileybury,Ont. Telephone 517 | Suite 207, 330 Bay Street Toronto, Canada Dear Sirs: Abreast the Market. 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