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Cobalt Sponsored by the Ladies Auxi- liary Branch 44 of the Canadian Legion, held in the Legion Hall, on Tuesday evening, October 21. The Euchre Card Party prize winners were as follows-lst. prize- Mrs. B. Conroy, 2nd-Mrs. Della Moore, 3rd-Mrs. E. Geck, Sr., and door prize donated by Mrs. B. Leonard was won by Mrs. B. Con- roy. Sharron Menzie conducted the Worship Service at the regular meeting of the Sunshine Gals C. G.I. T. at the home of their leader, Mrs. A. Svekers on Thursday even- ing, October 23. Plans were completed for a Hal- lowe'en party to be held at Mrs. Svekers home on Saturday night, and plans were also made for the November meeting to include four Socials -- Film Strips which will be used in a discussion group. The group pro- ject was continued as the girls spent the last half of their meeting time making gift wrap bows for the Church Bazaar. The meeting: was adjourned with Taps, and the Mizpah Benediction. Past District Deputy President Alma Steele and P. D. D. P. Eliza- beth Larsen installed Mrs. Gene- vieve Parcher in her office as Out- side Guardian of Silver Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday night, Octo- ber 22 in the 1.0.0.F. Hall. Noble Grand Agatha Cameron presided the meeting, and wel- comed Mrs. Kirkwood a visitor but also a member. Noble Grand Mrs. Cameron thanked the sisters who had conducted the installation. ._ Vice Grand Carrie Birtch re- EMP NEW LISKEARD -- PHONE 35 PERFORMANCES Mon to Sat: doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 and 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. Last Showing To-Day "WOMAN ON THE. RIVER" (Adult) FRI. & SAT. " SIN-FEET-TWO OF MAD-DOG KILLER! OCT. 31 - NOV. 1 VAN HEFLIN -TAB HUNTER © | GUNMAN'S WAL: KATHRYN GRANT » JAMES DARREN with MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY TECHNICOLOR® co-starring CINeEmaScoPE i > Pinca eed CARTOON PLUS PLUS TWO SATURDAY CHILDREN'S SHOW 10 a.m. On Screen "SAPS AT SEA" -- Laurel and Hardy REGULAR SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P.M. ADDED SHORTS CARTOONS | MON. & TUES. (Double Feature Program) u _ ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NOV.3 -4 'A Universal-International Picture starring 4 Hedy LAMAR: Jane POWELL Jan STERLING - George NADER ( AN E with JERRY PARIS - JAMES GLEASON GREGG PALMER ported that a number of members and their families were wil and cards and flowers had been sent. It was decided to ask each mem- ber to donate a dollar and make talent money from that dollar and the proceeds to be turned in at the first meeting in December. It was also decided to have the Reconsecration Service and Birth- day party at the next meeting. The meeting closed in form. Sponsored by Branch 44 of the Canadian Legion a "Share the Wealth Bingo' was held in the Legion Hall, Friday night, Oct. 24. Winners of the specials as fol- lows-lst-Mrs. Ford Chapman, 2- Mrs. Jean Smith and Mrs. W. Peebles, 3rd-Mrs. E. Ayotte and Mrs. De Forge, 4th-Mrs. E. Gar- ceau, 5th-Mrs. T. Anderson, Latch- ford. Door prize was won by Mrs. Fortin. Mrs. Devon MacKay entertained a few little guests in honor of her son Brian's birthday, who was five years old. The little guests played chil- dren's games outdoors and then came in and enjoyed the birthday treats indoors. The mothers of the children as- siting Mrs. MacKay were Mrs. Elvi Lemon, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Louise McDonald and Mrs. May Geck. The children present were-the guest of honor, Brian, Billy, Paul and Heather Mathews, Sandré and Barbara McGugan, Sandra and Glenn Lemon, Billy Geck, Allan Whyte, Jeff Fildes, and Brian's brothers, Bruce and Gordon. Cobalt I.0.0.F. Lodge No. 379 met recently in the Oddfellows Hall on Lang Street, with H. Fleming presiding assisted by H. Cooper. A presentation of a pen was given to Gordon Warren, who has gone to North Bay to take up resi- dence there. A. J. Brown made the presentation. The Lodge was in- formed that District 59 representa- tives would visit Cobalt on Nov. 1. to conduct degree work, and to encourage fraternal relations be- tween districts and Lodges. The local Lodge No. 379 decided to extend invitations to the other Lod- ges in the district; and also to any Oddfellow who is visiting in town to join District No. 59 representa- tives on that occasion. Seventeen members were present and a film was shown by Stanley Tresidder. Under the leadership of Acting Captain Giovanella and Brown Owl Connie Perreault, the first com- pany of Cobalt Girl Guides met FOX CARTAGE & STORAGE LTD. Expert packing and moving. We specialize in the Pallet vault storage system. Agent Allied Van Lines Ltd. For Free Estimates Phone collect North Bay GRover 4-2440 Thursday, October 30, 1958 at the Community Hall, on Mon- day evening, October 27. Only nine guides were present due to to the basketball game in Hailey- bury. Acting Captain Giovanella and Mrs. Perreault spent, the evening teaching square lashing to the guides. Rosemary Brown passed her knots for 2nd. class and the meeting closed with Taps. Eleven Past Noble Grands of Rebekahs met at the home of Mrs. A. J. Brown on Cobalt Street, on Thursday eveningin honor of one of their members who is mov- ing to North Bay, Mrs. Gordon Warren. A lovely buffet supper was prepared for the occasion. Guests attending were the guest of honor, Mrs. Florence Warren, President of the Noble Grands Club, Mrs. Louise Richards, Mrs. Etta White, Mrs Mary Ellen Mac- Arthur, Mrs. Hattie Benner, Mrs. Elizabeth Larsen, Miss Eva Her- od, Mrs. Sadie Labelle, Mrs. Mur- iel Tresidder, Mrs. Hilda Par- cher, and the hostess Mrs. Pearl Brown. Mrs. Warren was presented on behalf of the club with a gift of a beautiful bracelet and earrings to match by Mrs. Louise Richards. Mrs. Warren thanked the mem- bers gratefully for the lovely gift and for their kindness and thought- fulness to her. A special meeting was held on Monday night,.October 13, of the Daughters of Scotland in the I. O O. F. Hall for nomination of Of- ficers. Nominiated for president, Mrs. J. Smith; Mrs. Mallett, New Liskeard, 1st. vice, Mrs. M. Cahill, New Liskeard; 2nd. vice-Mrs. R. Smallman, Haileybury; Chaplain, Mrs. Wink, Recording Secretary; Assisting secretary-Mrs. B. Arm- strong; Mrs. R. Fleming, Financial Sec; Mrs. J. Tresidder, Treasurer; Marshall Coleen Riley; Assisting Marshall, Mrs. A. Maddock, New Liskeard; Pianist and Guards will be chosen at the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seully and family went to visit the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Vil- leneuve, at Sturgeon Falls, they also visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scully at Bon- field» They returned Monday night. Miss Gwen Miller, V.O.N. who was away on account of illness for two weeks, recuperating at her parent's home, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, Chatham aftér a tonsilec- tomy has now returned. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scully and children visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scully in Sudbury. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Tuomi at Elliot Lake. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns and son Vincent, who went to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Burns and family Mrs. Burns, her mother accom- panied them on their return and will spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns, Nickle Street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giovanel- la and son, Freddie visited Mrs. Giovanella's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clement in Timmins over the holi- day. Directed by HARRY KELLER « screenplay by ROBERT HILL « Produced by ALBERT ZUGSMITH --WED. & THURS. THE GAP ON BLOO HERE'S THE MoviE ~ VOUR WHOLE FAMILY 1S GONNA LOVE! Screenpl: BUDD GROSSMAN Story by BUDD GROSSMAN and SUMNER A. LONG _bucdcud ts OM KATZMAN » Ditectod by FRED F- SEARS « A GLOVER PRODUCTION NEWS NOV. 5 - 6 THE MOST BRUTAL| PRISON CAMP IN| eee THE ANNALS m OF WARE starring CARL MOHNER ANDRE MORELL EDWARD UNDERDOWN WALTER FITZGERALD also starring PHIL BROWN BARBARA SHELLEY MICHAEL GOODLIFFE AHAMMER FILM PRODUCTION 4 co-starring MOLLY BEE- ALAN REED, fr. IRENE. HERVEY - BILL GOODWIN REEL The Haileyburian Page 11 Cobalt Personals (Continued from page eight) Mr. and Mrs. Buff Mondoux, Elliot Lake, visited her mother, Mrs. Jessie Johnston and family and attended the Fire Convention for three days in Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice and their daughter, Mrs. E. Brice, Gouverneur, New York visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom 'Tresidder and their fami- lies for a few days. Rev. H. L. Wipprecht B. A.: B. D. left to attend the sessions of the United Church commission on Temperance in Toronto, starting Tuesday, Ocotber 28, 29, and 30 in- clusive. : Mrs. Stan Clark and son Bobbie, and Mrs. Fennah, Kirkland Lake, visited Mrs. James- A. Price at O'Brien Property on Sunday also Mrs. Bronte Svekers and Kristine of town. Mr. ard Mrs. Don Cashmore, Niagara Falls, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Millroy and family and visiting with all the Tresidder family. Mrs.'T. Jackson is a patient at Misericordia Hospital in Hailey- bury. Last Saturday afternoon James' Anglican Church, Co- bal, Heather Lynn, the. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Russell Othmer, was christened by the Rev. George S. Johnston, with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Schryer of Gardner, Ontario, as godparents. The grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Middaugh, of New Liskeard and Mrs. Percy Othmer of Cobalt. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet L. Benson of Deep Brook, Nova Scotia, have been visiting their daughter and son-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. G. Johnston and family for the past two weeks and left for their home from Earlton, via T.C.A. Mont- real. The Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Johns- ton accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Benson attended the Dio- cesan Executive Meeting of the Diocese of Algoma, held at Cop- per Cliff last week. The Rev. and Mrs. Geo. S. John- ston entertained last Friday even- ing for their daughter, Erica-Jean on the occasion of her fifteenth birthday. Others present were Bar- baralee Birtch, Heather Cameron, Sandra Menzies, Beverley Welch, and Leah Johnston, Arnold Todd, Del. Cole, Lee Slaght and Ken Ellis, and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camer- on. Games and dancing and a delicious lunch were also enjoyed. Mrs. George Morgan was in Bracebridge for a few days last week, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McKay. Mrs. MacKay's mother, Mrs. John P. Weeks, passed away suddenly on Monday evening, and funeral services held in Brace- bridge and Parry Sound.on Thurs- day. ' Mrs. N. D. MclIsaac has been visiting relatives in Parry Sound and Toronto for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James Whelan, Blackwall Street, their family and three mining students had an excellent view of Sputnik sput- tering across the sky last Monday evening about six-fifteen. When first seen it was about for- ty-five degrees above the house, going in a north-easterly direction, its brilliance surging and fading about every nine seconds. ; It was most noticeable, for about thirty degrees on each side, and over head, during the fading time, It was travelling like a fast Jet with a flashing landing light. Using twenty power binoculars, an especially clear view of it was obtained. It was visible for approximately six minutes. in St. Spark's Electric Qualified Electrician TV Antenna Installations Call SPARKS for worry 2 « free service. ' Tel. 617-3 Haileybury , NA