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' Page 8 The Haileyburian Cobalt Socials 'Bonnie Doon Excellent reports of the Burns 'Supper and Grand Sessions of the {D.O.S. held recently in Toronto Hall. nie Doon Camp D.O.S. on Friday, February 6, held in the 1.0.0.F. Mrs. H. Smith, president, presid- 'were read at the meeting of Bon-|ed and Mrs. M. Houghton, presi- (, GLASSIC lk: COBALT. am : STRAND Veh =~> Lian HAILEYBURY -- LAST SHOWING TODAY COBALT -- FRI. & SAT., FEB. 13 - 14 "TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS" 1N CINEMASCOPE & EASTMAN COLOR .... Rock Hudson, Cyd Charisse, Arthur Kennedy ADDED FEATURE "TEN WANTED MEN" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Randolph Scott, Jocelyn Brando 'HAILEYBURY -- FRI. & SAT., FEB, 13 - 14 COBALT -- MON. & TUES., FEB. 16 - 17 IN COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR ADDED FEATURE "SAGA OF HEMP BROWN" IN CINEMASCOPE G EASTMAN COLOR Starring: Rory Calhoun, Beverly Garland PATRONS PLEASE NOTE: "BELL, BOOK & CANDLE" will be replaced Saturday Matinee by "THE CLANCY STREET BOYS"' Featuring: The Bowery Boys HAILEYBURY -- Sun. Mid., Mon. & Tues., Feb. 16 - 17 COBALT -- WED. G THURS., FEB. 18 - 19 TWO GREAT NEW HITS!! THE STORY OF A TOWN WITH. A "DIRTY" MIND! BIARRING JOHN SAXON CinemaScopt CARMNDA NCC PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM "COLUMBIA PICTURES ' presents i u t ! BOOK! BIG CAST! BIG PICTURE! THE LAST Thursday, February 12, 1959 dent of Grand Camp D.O.S. in Canada, was welcomed and mem- bers of Bonnie Doon Camp were pleased- at the ~honour that was given Mrs. Houghton in being elected to this office. Mrs. G. Lonsdale, a life member and ten past presidents were also extended a welcome. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. S. 'Wink, followed by the Financial statement and treasur- er's report. There was a donation approved to Riverdale Hospital. The W.A. of St. James' Anglican Church will cater for a banquet to be held on February 21. There was a gift donated by Mrs. Reoch, and won by Mrs. M. White. Mrs. H. Smith gave a wonderful report on the Burns Supper held in the King Ed- ward Hotel, Toronto,- and Mrs. Smallman from Haileybury gave the report of the two days sessions in the absence of the. delegates, Mrs. Whorley and Mrs. Jeffreys. Mrs: M. McLeod also reported that Mrs. Houghton had received a bouquet of red roses from her daughter, Nora and family, at her installation, also a beautiful white Bible from an old friend of Mrs. Houghton's, Miss Alice Brown, she was also the recipient of several other gifts and congratulatory mes- sages. After the meeting was ad- journed, Mrs. S. Mallett and her committee served delicious re- freshments. Bingo Share the Wealth Bingo of St. Patrick's Parish was held on Fri- day, February 6. Winners are as follows: 1st, Mr. J. Keon, 2nd Mrs. Carl Osterburg, 8rd J. Brunette, 4th Mrs. J. A. Wright, 5th Mrs. M. Leonard, and Mrs. A. Nadeau. Door prize was shared by Mrs. A. Sylvester and Mrs. W. Smith. Eastern Star Bingo Shuniah Chapter No. 41 Order of the Eastern Star held a very successful bingo on Thursday even- ing, February 5.in the Community Hall. Prize winners- as follows: 1st special, Mrs. F. Belair, Mrs. A. Bosselle; 2nd special, Mrs. R. L. Ashford, Haileybury, Mrs. J. Clow;, 3rd special, Mrs. E. Rhude; 4th special, Mrs. F. Belair; 5th special, Mrs. R. L. Ashford, Hail- eybury and Mrs. J. Clow. Door prize, Mrs. C. Paquette. Members of the O.E.S. assisting were Mrs. E. Morgan, Mrs. J. Mc- Anaul; -Mrs: S. Elliott;- Mrs. M. Swan, Mrs: M. Cragg, Mrs. D. Moody, Mrs. P. Greening, Mrs. A. Clow and Mrs. P. Brown. Ladies' Auxilary The regular meeting of the La- dies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch 44, was held Mon- HAILEYBURY -- WED. & THURS., FEB. 18-19 ~ COBALT -- FRI. & SAT., FEB. 20 - 21 AQCUT OF THE AGE OF WONDERS SEE Sinbad clutched by the two-headed Roc! caniasticall filmed In TECHNICOLOR" and ONNAIAION | 1 brilliant new moviemaking process! Ns SEE Princess Parisa in the palm of her lover! i ate NE a SEE the chained _ Dragon unleashed! starring KERWIN MATHEWS - KATHRYN GRANT \ co-starring RICHARD EYER as GENIE-with Visual Effects Written by Created by TORIN THATCHER Produced by KENNETH KOLB + RAY HARRYHAUSEN + CHARLES H. SCHNEER > NATHAN JU A MORNINGSIDE PRODUCTION + A COLUMBIA PICTURE ADDED FEATURE 'GUNMAN FROM LAREDO" IN COLOR Directed b SE Slugs In Pay Phone Lead To Jail Term Sebastien Boucher, who claims he is from Montreal, was charged a heavy fine, together with the costs and a twenty-four hour de- tention in jail, last week for <a ing used slugs ina payphone a local hotel. - Sebastien wanted to phone Mon- treal. Having placed his call, he was asked by the operator to de- posite the required amount in the phone. 'Having in his possession different slugs, he deposited one in the -amount of 25 cents; but since the modern pay-phones can differentiate true from counter- feit money, the mechanism refused to operate as soon as the first slug was inserted. The operator immediately noti- fied the Local Manager of the Northern Telephone _ Company, who upon investigating discovered the trouble was caused by a metal slug. : He immediately contacted the Chief of Police and told him of his findings. A quick check show- ed Boucher was registered at the hotel and a visit was paid to him in his room. There the Chief found a quantity of slugs of various sizes which in actual money would have amounted to $8.00. At the Police Station when Boucher emptied his pockets a further' $2.00 in slugs were found, day, February 9 in the Legion Hall, Mrs. Sara-Wink presided. Colours were 'advanced by Mrs. J, O'Rourke and Mrs. H. Cooper. One minutes silence was observ- ed in memory of fallen comrades. Minutes of previous meeting were read by Mrs. A. Fleming and ap- proved; Mrs. Whitehead reported several! members are ill and Mrs, Jennings is still a patient in hos- pital. There was a discussion on a tea and bake sale, further plans will be! made and date set at the next meeting. Financial statement was given by Mrs. Whitehead in the absence of Mrs. Jennings and bills were approved for payment. Mrs, Q'Rourke reported on card parties! and bingos. Colours were retired: and after the singing of "God Save the Queen', refresh- ments were served by: Mrs. Edith Jones and her committee. 2 CHIMNEY BLOCKS _ Phone North Bay GR 2-5170 for your CONCRETE - . NEEDS & Cinder, Concrete & Haydite Square and Round Flue ® CULVERT and DRAINAGE TILE ® CONCRETE BRICK Common and Colored OL 7 SAND - GRAVEL - STO! J. M. WRIGHT LIMITED i 107 Sheriff Ave, at Algonquin Ave. NORTH BAY, ONT.