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_THURS., MARCH 20th, 1958 THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT Mileage 104 left for Toronto, on Mr. and Mrs. G, L. Kirkwood, SOCIAL and PERSONAL Wednesday to attend a funeral. Elk Lake, were guests of Mr. Mrs, J. P. Muftphy a former Cobalter but now of Timmins, who accompanied Mrs. Josephine Murphy and Miss Florence Mur- phy Cobalt High School to the wedding of her son, Dr. John B. Murphy and grandson of Mrs. J. Murphy. On their return she visited a week as guest of Mrs. J. Murphy and here two daugh- ters, Gladys and Florence Mur- phy. eK Harry O'Brien, Toronto bro- ther of Mrs. H. G. Cherry, who is ill in Haileybury Hospital ar- rived in town to be with his sis- ter, Mrs. E. McRoberts Latchford, visited friends in town on Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Switzer from Wanipatae visited relatives in town over the week-end. Alvin Turgeon R.C.A.F. Diwn- view Base, Toronto, visited his parents, Mr, and-Mrs. Joe Tung- eon, Galena Street over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleming Pick-Up Phone and 460 Delivery WE SELL THE BEST SERVICE THE REST TRI-TOWN 'T.V. & RADIO 19 Armstrong St. Phone 460. New Liskeard They returned on Sunday even- ing. Mrs. Edgar St. Denis West Cobalt accompanied her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Steele of Bourlamaque to North Bay, on Saturday, to Visit their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steele. Mrs. Harry Smith, Nickel St., left on Saturday to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ollivier and family at Englehart, Mrs. Lee Moore, Debbie and Lorna, North Bay were guests for the past two week's at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moore. and visited relatives in New Liskeard for a couple _ of days. Lee also visited his par- ents, over the week-end. They all returned to their home on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bugler, Elliot Lake, visited relatives. and fri- ends in town this week-end. Mrs. Sam McDonald and Mrs. Fred Keenan, Latchford, visited friends in town, on Friday. Mrs. Ted Leonard Fifth Street left this week to visit her daug- hter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKay and _ family, at Fort Erie, Allan Jones, North Bay, visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Jones, Nickel Street this week- end. George Thibeault, Blind River spent the week-end at his par- ents, home on Nickel Street. THE ANSWER TO THE HIGH PRICE OF GAS-- See the Amazing VOLKSWAGEN at SROKA'S WHITE ROSE Phone 404 Haileybury, Ont. SERVICE STATION Ferguson Ave. _ "Can't seem to save? The BNS can help you." Prank Miller knows how $ practical BNS help really is. His local BNS manager started him on guaranteed savings with a Personal Security Program. With PSP you save in the easiest, surest way--by regular monthly instalments. And your entire PSP goal, as little as $100 or as much as $1,500, is life-protected. From the first deposit you know that your PSP contract insures the amount you want for extra schooling . . . your daughter's wedding .. . or whatever you're saving for. In the event of your death, your beneficiary receives not only the full amount you selec- ted as your savings goal--but also all the payments you have put into the account, plus a cash bonus. You can pick up a folder with the details of this exclu- sive plan at your nearest BNS branch. Or talk over PSP with the manager. He's a good man to see for friendly help on any money matter. The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA your partner in progress - » BNS people are friendly people--get to know them at our Haileybury branch. A. M. Hurst, Manager. -hter for the past and Mrs. J. A. Wright over the week-end. Bill Adair Jr., Elk Lake, visit- ed his uncle and Mrs. J. A. Wright, -Grandview Avenue, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Switzer, Lavack, have taken up residence in Cobalt. Mrs. C. Smitheram, Nickel St., was a guest at her b rother's home, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Armstrong and family, Engle- hart, over the week-end. Mrs. Bob Price Bourlamaque, Quebec a former Cobalter, spent the long week-end as guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Steele, Bou- rlamaque, Quebec, spent the long week-end with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. St. Denis, West Cobalt, Mrs. George Mitchell was ad- mitted to Misericordia Hospital Haileybury, on Wednesday. Mrs. H. G. Cherry was admitt- ed to Misericordia Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Valerie Herbert, Teach- ers College, North Bay, was a guest at her parents, home Mr. and Mrs, R. Herbert and family. eer ere Miss Maureen Moore, North Bay spent the week-end at her parents, home Mr. and: Mrs. A. Moore and family. Mrs. Homer Thomas, Toronto arrived by plane recently to visit his parents, George Mitc- hell Q.C., and Mrs. Mitchell. Jackson Burton, Ruby Street caught a lovely trout around March 13, weighing almost 6 pounds at Sasaginga Lake. Mrs. F. Adshead, Gillies has been visiting her sons and daug- month in To- ronto, Cooksville and Niagara Falls. Her "daughter and son-in- law of Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. G. Oravkin, motored to Toronto for the week-end and she returned with them on Sunday evening. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the lst Cobalt Boy Scout Troup are having a Tea and Bake Sale in aunt, Mr. and © COBALT WEEKLY POST -- ee Page Five the Legion Lounge Thursday, March 27, from 3 p.m., to 6 p.m. A Boy Scout Jamboree Film will be shown at 4.30 p.m. MURPHY -- TITUS The altar was decorated and banked with beautiful white Gladioli arid white Shasta mums of St. John's Anglican Church York Mills, on Thursday March 6th, at 7.30 p.m. for the stately and impressive candlelight mar- riage ceremony of Mary Flora Titus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olcot Wood Titus, Toronto, and Dr. John B, Murphy, Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mur- phy, formerly of Cobalt and now of Timmins. The bride's bouffant white gown featured shirred bodice, applique imported embroidered organdie. Full circular skirt of layers of net with an underglow of Heavenly pink which extend« ed into a cathedral train. Her finger tip veil of tulle illusion was arranged from a cluster of white French roses. She carried a plummage bouquet of Camelias and stephanotis. Mrs.. A. W. Bethume .was matron of honor and was gown- ed in delphenium blue faille on Empire lines with a halo of the same material, Floor length, with matching accessories and she carried a plummage bouquet of pink roses. The two junior bridesmaids Diane and Marilyn Price. were gowned in pale pink point des prit, floor length, with halo's of the same material and matching accessories. They carried nose gays of pink roses, The groomsman was A. C. Roberts, Toronto. The officiat- ing clergymen were Rev. A. C. McCollum assisted by Dr. James Muchmor. The bride was given in marri- age by her father. The ushers were Neville Wes- ton, John Bekmans, Morris Fine and Dr. A. W. Bethume, 'all of Toronto. The reception was held in the Pent House of the- Board of Trade Building, Adelaide Street 30th mother's of the bride and groom received in imported gowns of Heavenly blue faille and lace. Hats and accessories in a darker shade. They wore corsages of-pink Orchids. The young couple left by air for their honeymoon trip to New York, Grandmother of the groom Mrs. Josephine -Murphy, and aunt of the groom, Miss Florence Murphy also of Cobalt attended the wedding. COBALT CWL FEATURE IRISH THEME AT TEA Mr. and Mrs. Tom Killorag were host and hostess to. the Cobalt Senior Ca-Bo-Gi- Club of St. Patrick's church on Monday evening with Cy Bazinet in the chair. The meeting opened with prayer followed by roll call and the minutes of. the previous meeting read by the secretary Mrs. Rita Bazinet, A letter was read from Gor- don Bazinet, S.J. asking the club to send stamps to be used for stamp collections. An interesting reading was given by Mrs, Alma Bazinet. Mrs. Marorie Killoran read a chapter from the study book en- titled The relation of the Bible to the Church. The club prize was won by Willard Miller. Lunch was sery- ed by the hostess. Share The Wealth Bingo The Cobalt Branch 44 of the Canadian Legion assisted by the Ladies Auxiliary Branch 44, held their Share the wealth Bingo in Cobalt the Legion Lounge, Friday night The door prize was Bobby Jennings, The specials were won by the following: 1st special, Miss Jo- yce Leaper, Mrs. W. Sylvester and Mrs. Roy Stewart, Second special Mrs. B. Mc- Pherson, Third Mrs. Leo Jenn- ings, Fourth Mrs, Carl Oster- herg, Fifth, Mrs. Bert Jones, won by Use Easter Seals Canadian Bank of Commerce COBALT, ONTARIO ----SS--SS=----S---- Conservative Haileybury Progressive ANNOUNCES COMMITTEE ROOMS Association OPEN AS FOLLOWS: Next to MacDiarmid Insurance Office From MARCH 3rd to 15th inclusive--on Tue., Thurs, and Saturday from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. From MARCH 17th to 22nd--9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. From MARCH 24th to 31st--9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7:00 to ; 9:00 p.m. PHONE 38 51-4c_ Vote for FOSTER RICE and. . . Give DIEFENBAKER A MAJORITY ON MARCH 3ist oe JOHN wr rom) DIEFENBAKER C. FOSTER RICE Vote for a Government that Kept its Promises Published by the Temiskaming Progressive Conservative Association,