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| j oS Se ee, Pee oe ES _- services. Englehart Celebrates Englehart's Semi-Cen - tennial will be officially opened by the Hon. Kelso Roberts who is returning from his vacation earlier than expected. Mr. Roberts will arrive in Earlton by plane and drive to Englehart in time for opening ceremo- nies. Recognition will be given to those registering who were residents of Englehart and area in 1908. Identifi - cation willbebya gold ribbon attached to the regis- tration badge. The official opening of the Sportsmen Show will take place at 7.30p.m. Friday and the evening entertain - ment will be probided by. displays, on the spot radio broadcasting studio, the firstpart ofa Fiddlers' con- test and a stage show in the _ arena. eter Tete testy Saturday evening events - will be another performance of the stage show and the _ Second round of the Fiddlers' contest in the arena, and following this, at 11.15p.m. will be the finals for the _ Fiddlers. To close up Sat- ~ urday's activities will be a draw for an outfit consist- ing of movie camera, pro- ,jector and screen which is being offered by the Sports- men Show committee. Pee eR Sunday 11.00:a.m. Church Services - Arrangements have been madé for former - ministers to assist in the Present at the 'Roman Catholic services 'will be Father Gaspard Forest of Val D'Or; Pres- 'byterian -Rev. J. Herbison of Huntsville; Anglican - Canon C. Goodier of Haileybury and United -Rev Archie Gillies of London. JAE oe Mondav at 9.30 p.m. a 'ureworks display will ve set off in the vicinity of the community centre and this will be followed by a Rock and Roll contest which will be an open competition. Round and square dancing » will follow, these events being held in the Curling Club. ato a ack ak ok The Bible Today How mysterious are the forces at work in human history! Generation after generation, when the shadow- boxing of ordingry politics have given place to more tragic events, always face each other--the Goliath of HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST 3 Starts this wack THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY FREE GIFTS Thursday July 31st. 1958. pout DON'T MISS iT Don't Miss the Opening Specials in our Catalogue Lucky Door Prizes on Opening Days * LUCKY DOOR PRIZES SENSATIONAL SPECIALS "Snow Lite" COLEMAN COOLER ist PRIZE -- 2nd PRIZE Black & Decker ELECTRIC 7", DRILL 9-pee. STEAK KNIFE and Carving Set 200 customers. 3rd PRIZE FREE GIFTS ! Prizes will be on display in our window. Lucky win- ners will be notified by telephone ond in the presst Look! Look! Look! PLASTIC TOWEL ST;RRUPS @ STOCKING DRYERS @ PAIR OF PAINT 'N PUTTER GLOVES to the first Take advantage of the savings offered now on éur wide selection of quality merchandise. Ask about our Christmas Lay- Away Plan. Gibson Hardware aiid Appliances Tue. dictatorial power andthe in- nocency andinvincibility of the Gospel. It was Bishop Berggrav of Norway, after solitary con- finement in prison in the last war, who said: " During those days the Bible became the very hand of God to me! Last year the Bible Socie- ties sentnearly one million Scriptures to Germany-- East and West; to Hungary 50 tons of paper for Bible printing, andto Poland went a steady stream of Scrip- tures. Even in Russia and far away China, the long arm of Bible Society activity reached out. Suggested readings for next week: Sun. Mon. Esther 1: 1-22 Esther 2: 1-23 ~ Esther 3: 1-15 x Wed. Esther 4: 1-17 Thur. Esther 5: 1-14 Fri. Esther 6: 1-14 Sat. Esther 7: 1-10 ERAKEKEAKEKEKEKAKAER EKA - OBITUARY MRS. LEON DAVID Mrs. Leon David passed away in Misericordia Hospi- talon Friday July 25 follow- ing an operation. The former Margaret Pollock, she was bornin Glasgow, Scotland. She was married in 1918 in Glasgow to the late Leon Davida veteran of World War I. Mr. and Mrs. David resi~ ded in Portland Ontario and in the province of Quebec. before taking up residence in Haileybury in 1943. Mrs. David was a faithful member of Haileybury Bap- tist Church, Baptist Ladies' Aid and Baptist Mission Circle. The funeral was held Mon- day afternoon from the * Tulloch Funeral Home con- ducted by Mr. Henry de Vrieg Burial was in Mount Pleasant cemetery Haileybury. Predeceased by her hus - band in March 1957 also by 7 brothers and sisters. She is survived by one son Ovid, Toronto. During the service, Mrs. William Davis, accompanied by Mrs. H. DeVries, sang "There is No Night There." Pall-bearers were John Belland, William Davis George Herbert and Walter Stevens. FOX CARTAGE oa STORAGE Expert packing and moving ; We specialize in: the Pallet vault storage system. Agent Alli For Free Estimates Phone collect North Bay 2049 *PAASAAAAALABAL SE OALSD~ 8 4 When you motor to the GOLD TOWN make yourself at home with the North's oldest names in Automobiles. Pontia@ - Buick - GMC - BOWE -Shell- MACDONALD MOTORS 110 Gov't. Rd. W. Ph. 112 Kirkland Lake 44-tfe Van Lines Ltd