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a Page 8 The Haileyburian Thursday, February 26, 1959 Haileybury Personals 'Mrs. R. S. Dempster, who slip- ped on the basement stairs and fractured her hip, is now a pa- tie nt in Misericordia hospital. Her 'daughter, Mrs. Howard Hazlette, Reg. N., of Kingston, is attending Kier as a special nurse. Members from Haileybury who attended the banquet sponsored by the Daughters of Scotland in Cobalt on February 21 included, Rachael Smallman, Mrs. Dorothy Dempster, Mrs. K. Jefferys, Mrs. H. Ross, Mrs. Harry Lindsay, Mrs. Horace Whoriey, Mrs. E.- White, Mrs. Gordon Short and Mrs. Joan Hargrave. ;: Mrs. Arnold Dempster has re- furned from- Rouyn,- where she spent several days visiting her son, Donald and Mrs. Dempster. OVER 30 CU. FT. - TRUNK CAPACITY! buh \UXURIOUS _ EXTRA HIP, LEG "AND HEAD ROOM Chevy's sleek, slim and low on the outside, but big on the inside. You'll find-a full 30 cubic feet of luggage space-. in Chevrolet's trunk, room for more of everything. And 'passenger room is the hig- gest it's ever been. There's more hip, leg and head room in Chevrolet this year... real stretch-out comfort for six. Try Chevrolet today and - see or yourself: : GO CHEVROLET- FOR EXTRA VALUE! Judge and Mrs. J. B. Robinson of Haileybury are in Toronto and will remain there over the forth- coming weekend. They are stay- ing at the Park Plaza. James Blair, manager of Brew- ers. Warehousing in Haileybury, was in North Bay, February 25, with two of his drivers, James Whelan and John McMahon, who were to receive Safe Driving a- wards at a dinner being held in the St. Regis Hotel that evening. A successful dance was spon- sored by the Civil Servants asso- ciation' with Orville Tretheway of New Liskeard as head of the committee in charge. The dance was held in the Haileybury Legion Hall, February 20, with Campsall's Orchestra from New Liskeard providing the music, and was well attended. Mr. G. P. Thoday left last Fri- day by plane for Mexico City and from there will continue to San- tiago and Chile, on a business trip that will last two weeks: On the return trip he will call at Lima, Peru. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blackwell recently opened their home to the students of Grade Eight of the public school, following a _ skat- ing party at the local rink. Mrs. J. P. Carter of Cochrane is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Blackwell and Mr. Blackwell. Mrs. Fred Hume of Hamilton is in town visiting her sister, Mrs, Robert Jenkins and Mr. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart and family motored to Noranda the past week-end where they visited friends and also attended the Ladies' bonspiel. Ray Wigley was a week-end visitor to Noranda and attended the Ladies' Bonspiel. A successful Mother and Daugh- ter banquet was sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Girl Guides, in the United Church basement, Tuesday evening. Full details will be- given next week. Mrs. A. David of Cochrane was a visitor in 'town this week. Local Teams Tops At Temagami Spiel The Cobalt-Haileybury Curling Club topped the list at Temagami the past week-end, when seven rinks out of the ten that attended won prizes in the mixed bonspiel. These were in the order named on tthe rinks, skip, vice, second and lead, FIRST EVENT FIRST PRIZE G. Marston, B. Richards, J. Pervis, S. Smith. SECOND PRIZE T. Welsh, H. Welsh, B. Jack- sony S. Jackson. THIRD PRIZE C. Vachon, Grace McDonough, Eddie McDonough, Mert Vachon. FOURTH PRIZE Billie Grozelte, Anne Keddie, George Weston, Kay Keddie. SECOND EVENT FIRST PRIZE J. MacArthur, Gert MacArthur, Vic Dinesen, Reta Dinesen. SECOND PRIZE G. Harrison, E. Harrison, John" Renaud, M. Renaud. THIRD EVENT SECOND PRIZE ~ T. O'Flattery, Flora McFarlane, Jim Loblaw, Katie Uren. The other rinks attending were: G. Stevens, F. Cote, M. Kelly, W. Kelly. B. Backland, L. Jewel, P. Arms strong, G. Millar. Ben Bourget, E. 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