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sk a THE Mr. and Mrs. David Thorne are seen leaving St. John's ding. _ Anglican Church, Eganville following their recent wed- 'The bride, the former Lorraine Shane, is a daughter of Mrs. G.R. Shane and the late Mr. _ The groom is a son of Mr. - Temagami, and well-known in the Tri-Towns. Shane and Mrs. David Thorne of photo by Montaigne Maileybury Personals Mr. andMrs. Don Gardner and sons, Douglas, Alan and Donald will be leaving next week to make their home in Calgary. ' Mr. and Mrs. G. Weston, .ccompanied by Frank °launt, were Visitors in Rer rew over the week-end. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown have been Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Rudy Nardini and three children, Patsy, Linda and Leonard, of Toronto. Mrs. Clare Perrault is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Beauchamp of Lorettevil-- le, Quebec. Mr. & Mrs. Murray Caw- HAILEYBURIAN «ND COBALT WEEKLY POST Mr. & Mrs. H.E. Cawley and Mrs. A. Speicher, on their way to Southern Ont- ario for a holiday trip. Paul Hough is holidaying welj-lnown citizens, Patrick in Toronto. _ Mr. & Mrs. Hector Villeneuve have returned home after spending a week 'at Mr. Fred Morin's camp at Gillies. Recent guests at the home of Mr. andMrs. A. Speic.er were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kergon and Neil Speicher, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. K.J. Crockford, Bracebrid- ge, Marvin Walker, South Porcupine, James Wallace, Chibougamau and _ Leslie Morton, Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Villeneuve and family of Sarnia\ are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Villeneuve and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. Brig." GL. and» Mrs. Cassidy have returned from a holiday spent in Toronto} Wasaga Beachand motoring through Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs Allen Dum (brew and son Ted, of Port Arthur visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Joy on Monday on their way to the CNE ano the United States. Bob Cassidy spent a few days in town before return- ing to Western University in London to take his M.A. de- gree.in English. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Pipe of 'Sudbury were guests at the tome of Mr. & Mrs. Taybr Pipe. Mrs. H. Burton formerly of Haileybury who has been staying with Mrs. H. G. Cherry in Cobalt, will be returning to New York this week. Mrs. H. Kennedy return-. ed recently to Elliott Lake. ley spent a few days intown Went Ads. Bring Results! visiting with their parents QM AK S S S SSS S Obituary Cobalt lost one of its oldest, most respected and James Hassett who died suddenly athishome 13 1/2 Cobalt Street, on Sunday morning, August 17, aged 79 years. He had been in failing health since the Ist. of July. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hassett and was born in Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. He lived in Espanola and Sudbury and came to Cobalt in 1907. He hadbeen retired for a quite a few years after operation a taxi busi- "ness and later a grocery business.He married the former Miss Mary O'Gor- man in 1927. Mr. Hassett was a mem- ber of long standing in the Knights of Columbus, the Holy Name Society, and the Kiwanis Club. Funeral services were heldin St. Patrick's Church at10 a.m. with Rev. Father sda. \usust 2st. 19.3: T. Kavanach officiating . Burial was in the R.C. Cemetery, Haileybury. Pall-bearers were H. Ramey, Bob O'Gorman, Frank Riley, Ed. Maher, Mike Cunningham and Mr. Jim Keon. Survivors are hiswife, two sons by aprevious marriage, James of Cobalt and Harry of Timmins. A son, Michael predeceas- ed him in 1952, alsoa sister, Miss Annie Hassett and a brother, Martin Has- sett. It's baseball time around the country and no picture-taker has to wait for the big stadium game to get exciting action shots. If your household boasts a young man in a visored cap wearing a baseball mitt, just follow him almost' any Saturday morning. Otherwise, amble over to the near- est park or school playground and follow the sound of high-pitched voices until you're right in the midst of a game in action. There it is--every bit as good for snap- shooting as what you see on a large stadium diamond -- the pitcher winding up and exploding into a pitch, the stance of the batter, the swipe at the ball, the quick move- ment of the players, the roar of the spectators, the grim-faced referee, the bench filled with eager young lmanlonamantea '? | | THE AT YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT NEW BLUE ROOM AVobe HOTEL HAILEYBURY CA Completely Redecorated New Lighting © New Modern Furniture NOW.OPEN AS A LOUNGE FOR LADIES and ESCORTS