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Cc X Cobalt Socials Stephen Kostuik Mr. Stephen Kostuik, a resident of Cobalt for the past 47 years, passed away in his sleep on May 1, at the age of 80. Born in Aus- tria, January 26, 1879, he served as a policeman in Austria and also did military service for his. coun- try. Married in 1910 to the former Julia Luzenski they left Austria in 1912 to come to Canada where they settled in Cobalt. Here he worked in the mines. Friends paid last re- spects at the Buffam Funeral Home where the body rested until the time of the funeral. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rey- erend Father Ovila Lemay at 9 a.m., May 4, at Ste' Therese Church, Pall-bearers were three sons, John, Bernard and Edward, G. Kamm, C¢. Kamm and. M. Chomyshn. Burial was in the Catholic. Cemetery at 104. Surviving Mr. Kostuik are his wife, three sons, John of Toronto, Bernard of London, Edward of Noranda and three daughters, Mrs. Wm. Mousseau, Windsor; Mrs. C. Kamm, Quebec City, Chomyshn, Malartic, Quebec. Relatives and friends from out- of-town attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Kostuik, Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kos- tuik, London, Mr. Edward Kostuik, Noranda, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mous- seau, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kamm, Quebec City, Mr. and Mrs. Chomyshn, Mr. M. Chomyshn, and Mr. and Mrs. Monique, Malartic, . Mrs. C. G. Kamm and Mr. George Kamm, Kirkland Lake, Mrs. Dy- zak, Hamilton, Mrs. H. White, North Cobalt, and Mr. G. 'White, New Liskeard. Hydro Ladies Club The regular meeting of Cobalt Hydro Ladies Club was held Tues- day, May 5, at the home of Mrs. Ross MacDougall. Mrs. K. Reid, president, .presided. Mrs. Cahill read the minutes and the roll call was answered by 11 members. The treasurer's report by Mrs. Laroc- que was followed with final plans for the June 1 meeting. It was de- cided to meet at 5:30 for dinner at the Haileybury Hotel and go on to a show after. Members who wish to attend are asked to con- tact Mrs. W. Mallett no later than Friday, May 29. As there is 'still quite a lot of knittmg for the Children's Aid to be completed, this will be held over until the fall. The gift of the month was won by Mrs. W. Mallett. Mrs. C. Cameron and Mrs. Ewing served a delicious lunch. Bingo A Share the Wealth Bingo was All The Latest Equipment for the Fishing Enthusiast PLUS A full line of all Sporting Goods 'SEE US TODAY HARDWARE & ELECTRIC Haileybury Main OS 2-3244 and Mrs. = held in the Legion Lounge Friday, May 8, sponsored by the L.A. of the Canadian -Legion. Winners of the specials were 1. Mr. Soucisse, 2 and 3. Mr. C. Eplett, New Lis- keard, 4. Mrs. Goddard, North Co- balt, 5. Mrs. HE. Beatty, Mrs. Chambers, of New Liskeard, Mr. C. Eplett,. New Liskeard, Mrs. N. Hewitt, North Cobalt, Mrs. S. Speck and Mrs.-F. Boucher of Co- balt: Mrs. Sulphur of Haileybury won the door prize. C.G.LT. Thursday, May 7, the 'Sunshine Gals" met at the home of Mrs. A. Svekers for their regular meeting. Sharon Menzie conducted the wor- ship service. During the. business period arrangements' were made to have a.Mother and Daughter pot luck supper for their closing meeting on May 28: -This will be held at their leader's: home. Mrs. D. McGugan spoke to the girls on "What a mother expects of a baby sitter". An interesting dis- cussion followed and Taps and the Mizpah benediction concluded the meeting. W.A. of Cobalt United Church Meet Mrs. Basil Jackson was hostess to the W.A. of 'the Cobalt. United Church when they met on. Thurs- day, May 7, for their regular meet- ing. President Mrs. H. Miller con- ducted the meeting which opened with the repeating of the W.A. mot- to. The Bible reading, John 13: 1-5, by Mrs. B. Jackson was fol- lowed by the Seripture "Humil- ity' and prayer by Mrs. T. Welch. Roll call was taken--and- minutes read by the secretary, Mrs. -P. Winks and Mrs. B.-.Jackson gave the financial report. A discussion. on. catering prices was held and it- was resolved that the new prices. should be: meat and turkey, ~$1.75;°. cold plate, $1.50; sandwiches and-° "cookies, $1.00. Mrs. T. Welch and Mrs. B. Jackson will be conveners for the bake sale the W.A. have a peepee for May 23. Delegates Chosen For _, Annual Meeting in Sudbury Fourteen members -and. one guest attended the regular meeting of the St. James' W.A..on Wednes- day, May 6, when they met. at the home of Mrs. J. Hunt, Nickel St. President, Mrs. H. Fildes opened the meeting with members repeat- ing in unison the Members' Pray- er and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. E. Greening read the minutes and the roll call and treasurers report were given by Mrs. E. Othmer-: Mrs. E. Greening and Mrs. E. Othmer were chosen as delegates to the W.A. Annual meeting which is to be in Sudbury on May 26, 27, and 28. A.letter from the Cobalt Library Association was read. Mrs. Greening offered her home for the June meeting. The meet- ing concluded with Prayer Part- ners Prayer and benediction by Rev. G. Johnston. Lunch followed served by Mrs. H. Cooper, Mrs. E. Othmer, Mrs. J. Turgeon and Mrs. E. Greensides. Legion Euchre | Recesses for Summer Mrs. J. O'Rourke convener of the weekly euchres held in the Le- gion Lounge by the Ladies' Auxil- iary announced that the end of May would wind up the weekly card parties until the fall. A good crowd attended on Tuesday, May 5, when the winners were Mrs. P. Winks, Mrs. D. Moore, Mrs. E. Geck Sr. Ninth Birthday Party Barbara McGugan _ celebrated her ninth birthday on Wednesday, May 6, when she entertained five of. her. little' friends after the Brownie meeting: Games were ar- ranged for. their amusement and a lovely birthday lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. McGugan. Cobalt .Winners At Festival In the Twenty-first Temiskam- ing Festival of Music held recently in New Liskeard, many children from Cobalt participated. The ad- judicators were Mr. George Lam- bert and Mr. Clifford McAree, both. of.Toronto.-The results of the Cobalt contestants are as follows: Piano solo, 9-years and under, Denise McLeod, second; Sharon Cunningham, third; Claudette Du- puis, third. Piano solo, 10 years and under, Doreen Birnie, first; Bonnie Mal- lett, second; Linda Conti, fourth. Piano solo, 11 years and under, Lee Brunette, third. Piano solo, 15 years and under, Carol Boissoneault, first. Carol was the winner of a $15 cash award donated by Eplett & Sons Ltd. Piano solo, 9 years and under, (Canadian Composer Class) De- nise McLeod, first; Mary Frances Brisson, second. Denise McLeod was the winner of an award of $10 donated by the Frederick Harris Music Company. Piano solo, 11 years and under, (Canadian Composer Class), Linda Conti, second. Mozart Sonata Class, Open, Joan- na Stubinski, first, winner of a cup donated in memory of Mrs. R. D. Wathen. : Piano duet, 10 years and under, Linda Conti and Vivian Romano, first; Mary Frances Brisson and Bonnie Malett, second. Piano trio, 11 years and under, Vivian Romano, Linda Conti and Linda Cunningham, first. Piano Quick Study for Grades 7 and 8, Heather Cameron, second. Piano Sight Reading- Class, 14 years and under, Heather Camer- on, first and winner of an award of $10.00 donated by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burns, New Liskeard. Vocal solo, Girls 5 years and un- der, Heather Mathews, first; Su- zanne Brisson, second. Vocal solo, boys 5 years and un- der, Jimmy Cook, first; Neil=Mc- Kinnon,.. second; Denis Lafoy, fourth. Voeal solo, girls 6 years and under, Louise Neddo, first; Fran- nie Slaght, fourth; Elizabeth thee Millan, fifth. Vocal solo, boys 6 years and un- der, Allen- Whyte, first; Michael Brosko, «second; Larry. Mathers, third; David Wallman, fourth; Dwight Brydges, -fifth. Vocal solo, girls 7 years and un- der, Sandra McGugan, second; Wendy Marcotte, third; Linda David, fifth. : Vocal: solo; boys 7 year and un- der, Danny --Clattenburg, = third; Jimmy Brown, fourth; ee Stan- | ley, fifth. - Vocal solo, girls 8 years and Funder, Susan Gareau, first; Arlene. LeBlatic. "fourth: Vocal solo, -girls 9 years and. un- der, Mary Frances-Brisson, fourth. Vocal -solo, boys. 9 years and under, Bobby Smith, second. Vocola solo, 10 years and under, Alan McGugan, second. Vocal solo, 11 years and under, Nancy Bazinet, fourth. Vocal solo, boys 11 years and un- der, Eddy Scully, third. Vocal solo, boys 12 years and under, Jack Scully, first and win- ner of a cup donated by Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Farlinger; Tracy Mar- riot, second; Tommy Adshead, third. Sunday School Chorus Class, Junior Choir No. 2 St. Patrick's School, first and winner of a cup donated by R. E. Gilmour Smith. Gregorian Chant Chorus, under 16 years, Junior Choir No. 1 St. Patrick's School and winner of a cup donated by Senior Ca-Bo-Gi Club of St. Patrick's parish; Co- balt. Girl Guide Campfire Chorus, First Cobalt Girl Company, se- cond. Chorus in French, Grade V to VIII, St. Therese School, second. Small Vocal Ensemble, Cobalt Group, tied for first place. Special Service At Baptist Church The Sunday morning service in the Haileybury Baptist Church was conducted by the pastor's wife, Mrs. H. deVries, assisted by the mother's of the congregation. ? Mrs. deVries' message was bas- ed on the life-giving vitamins, Ac-|| ceptance, Belief, Confession, De- termination and Endurance. A gift for the mother with the largest complete family ~present went to Mrs. G. Kelly with four. |, The regular evening service-was conducted: by the pastor, , Mr. -de- Vries. A gift for the Mother of 'the Year, for outstanding . Christian service, was presented to Mrs. M. Crooks. , The Children's Choir sang ap- propriate Mother's Day hymns at both morning and evening ser- vices. Thursday, May 14, 1959 McAulay Night At Haileybury Lodge 485 AF & AM The Haileyburian W. Bro. T. Tulloch, Chaplain; W. Bro. D. Millar, Treasurer; W. Bro. V. Dineson, Secretary; W. Bro. D. W. Atchison, S.D.; W. Bro. H. Goulet lay; FnGs Ww. Bro. M. E. Whitby Ss.: W. Bro. C. F, Tuer, J.S.; R W. Bro, A. W. Sanderson, D. of C. , ~ 2 W. Bro. M. E. Find: Members. of the Haileybury Lodge No. 485, A.F.cand A.M. met on the evening of May 7 to observe their annual "McAulay. Night', with past masters filling all the chairs. "McAulay Night" ated ten years ago by A. W. Sanderson, to honor the memory of Neil McAulay Sr., who was one of the organizers of the Haileybury Lodge in the early 1900's. Mr. McAulay's zeal never lag- ged in promoting the principles of the Masonic Order and he was an ardent and active worker for his own..Lodge at all times. In.com- menting on Mr. McAulay's work, A. 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