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Across the Kitchen Cable By MRS. MAC I've had some assistance with ny column this week. This time it » comes from Mr. Joy and it is so zood that I'm going to use it as 1 monolog for some of. our pro- grams, Mr. Joy says that he en- » joys my write-ups about weddiliss » out they are too one-sided, so he / sent me the following clipping, | which speaks for itself; (I never 4 <new, I'll admit, that so much good j 20uld be said about mens' attire.) "Mr. Wilkins was attended by » Vir. Dubbs as groomsman. As the 2room approached the altar he was ) he cynosure of all eyes. He was ) charmingly clad in a suit, consist- ng ¢&. at, vest and pants. The | coat, cark maiterial, was draped } mider the arms. A pretty story was current among the guests that he coat thad been worn by his grandfather on HIS wedding day. The vest was sleeveless and met n the front. It was gracefully fashioned with pockets and was »ield together ait tthe' back with a strap and buckle. Conspicuous Ficross the front of the vest was i he groom' s favorite piece of jew- lery, a large watch, the bride's sift to the groom, which fiashed ) and gave the needed touch of ) omilliancy to a costume in perfect »aste and harmony. Tihe groom's » ants were of dark worsted and | vere suspended from the waist; ' alling in straight lines almost 'to ' he floor. Their severe simplicity | vas relieved by the right pant lee, ivhich was caught up about four i Phone North Bay GR 2-5170 for your © @ CULVERT and DRAINAGE TILE }@ CONCRETE BRICK Common and Colored ;SAND - GRAVEL - STONE }®@ CHIMNEY BLOCKS Square and Round Flue CONCRETE NEEDS Cinder, Concrete & Haydite J. M. WRIGHT LIMITED 107 Sheriff Ave, at Algonquin Ave. _ NORTH BAY, ONT. inches by a garter worn under- neath, revealing an artistic glimpse of leather shoes fastened with laces of the same color. The effect was very chic, His neck was encircled iby a collar and around tthe collar, a tie was loosely knotted so that it rode: up under his left ear with that studied carelessness that marks the supreme artistry in dress. Mr. Dubb's costume was essentially like that of the groom, and as the two stood at the altar, a hush of- admiration enveloped the audience at ithe complete har- mony. of their raiment. Neither Mr. Wilkins or Mr. Dubbs wore a hat. As Miss Wright led her groom from the nuptial ceremony, it was noted that she wore a conventional veil and orange blossoms." I must find out when Mr. and Mrs. Joy are having a wedding anniversary and be prepared to do him justice. Thanks again, Mr. Joy. » * ke O* I looked out of the window the other day and saw what looked like a huge bird's nest blowing across the street. Then I saw a pair of legs under it and when it had progressed a little farther, I discovered it was a man (?)) wear- ing a large straw hat with straw fringe about six or seven inches long. all around it, flapping gaily up and down in ithe wind. Women's * eK "A tendency to look back can be costly. Lot's wife looked back and turn- ed into a pillar of sallt. A motorist on a winding road looked back and turned into a pil- lar of cement." I read a smart editorial in the Christian Science Monitor recently on signs of summer. It was called "Under ithe Hot Dog Sun", and among other signs it mentioned the irregular buzz of lawn mowers and thé intermittent buzz of flies, oil sales down, gasoline and char- coal sales up, bathing suits flap- ping. from car door handles and wet, sandy tracks from the front door to the refrigerator. It also added ithalt there is just as much news of grimness in the world as there was fast winter, but we 'seem ito be able to see the available good things better in the light of the summer sun. * Do * It is always nice to receive a letter from one of 'the pioneers of the town and this week I was pleased to receive one from Mrs. Sam Craig, who came to Hailey- bury in 1904. In her letter she spoke of the: "Old Cemetery", which was in use when she ar- rived and the land for it, she be- lieves, was donated by C. C. Farr. She understands that some work has been done in it to improve its looks and suggested that the name, "Pioneer Cemetery" 'be used to designate it in future. She has also suggested that a re- cord of it be made for the Hailey- bury Women's Institute Tweeds- muir History: Thank you Mrs. Craig, for writing to me. * oe ® (Intended for last week) This week I have received a program of the ACWW conference' which Mrs. Beach and I will be attending in Edinburgh and it is a very full program and excep- MQ 'T"EhjFPrRFHrdndww _ SUNDAY, 1:15 TO 4:45 Interruption is for the maintenance of 'equipment at Haileybury D.S. W. E. ANDERSON, Area Manager, Ontario Hydro Ea NNRNNHRONHNHOHNHAHK NNNAANNATNANANANNHKHOANH pag' > | a set a WW ANTTATAATNI EY DRO INTERRUPTION Town of Haileybury & Fleuryville QQ *E='__vo' {dd gw '"". NN JUNE 21-- P.M., E.D.S.T. SS SR AW tionally interesting and instructive. Its theme is "Looking Ahead" on roads to a better world through understanding each . other, each other's cultures, the youth of to- day and through technical assist- ance. There will be many discus- sions on these topics and we have asked to be placed on different subjects in order to compare notes later, thus getting more out of the discussions. There isva pageant on August 7, which will trace the history of Scotland for hundreds of years and will take in members of all Insvitutes in Scotland; a civie gar- den party at Lauriston Castle: a special church service; a day's out- ing by steamer, down the Clyde River on August 10, (my birthday) a half day tour to meet the Insti- tutes around Edinburgh; an ad- dress by Rt, Hon. John Scott Mac- ; Lay, secretary of State for Scot- land; and on the final day, August 15, (my wedding anniversary), there will be a Beat Retreat by massed bands at Edinburgh Castle, followed by a farewell party at the Assembly Room and Music Hall. All this plus the full sessions every day. Sounds like a busy thirteen da¥ period, doesn't it? Instruction School For Rebekah Lodges On Wednesday, May 20 the School of Instruction for Rebekah Lodges was' held in Haileybury with Northern Light Lodge of Haileybury as hostess lodge. Past President Mrs. Anderson of North Bay presided. A memorial service was conducted by Silver Rebekah Lodge of Cobalt and the Service of Reconsecration by Northern Beacon Lodge of Englehart. During the: evening Northern Light Lodge conferred the Rebekah degree on two- candidates. Representatives Lodge, of Kirkland Lake, North- ern Beacon Lodge of Engiehart; Lakeside Lodge of New Liskeard, Silver Rebekah Lodge of Cobalt Hews from the Lvelyn Shoppe This week we are specializing in attire for those who wear half sizes and have some lovely models in a complete range of sizes up to (2414. One lovely dress in fine Pima cotton, comes in soft blue with white embroidered horizontal bands. This is in size 20%. An- other in dusty rose, has a woven jacquard pattern and a keyhole neckline accented with a soft bow. Still another, in pure silk, is navy blue with polka dots of white. This has its own matching short jacket and comes in size 1614. blouses in too, One group: that is ciation, is of finest white cotton, embroidered in Switzerland and is @ summer delight because of the minimum of care required to keep them in jspotless condition and we expect that you will be needing Several wedding gifts, If you are looking for somethirg out of the ordinary, you should see our "Scotian Craft" afghans. They are woven in Nova Scotia of. virgin wool and come in multicolor stripes or a combination of shrimp, pale green, natural and brown. Nothing could. be nicer for the chesterfield when you_are snatching those .occa- sional "forty winks." Going camping? Fishing? Swim- ming? We have Slim Jims in cot- ton Chino, and also a suits in sizes up to 42. - bo were present from Golden Gate We have a new shipment of. getting "ohs" and "ahs" of appre-| June is the month of weddings Thursday, June 18, 1959 and the hostess lodge Northern Light of Haileybury. At noon a de- licious dinner was served by the W. A. of MHaileybury United Church and at the close of the ev- ening session refreshments were served. Attending from Cobalt were N. G. Mrs. Agatha Cameron, V. G. Mrs. Carrie Birtch, Mrs. Alice Riley, Mrs. Yola Mulligan, Mrs. Louise Richards, Mrs. Muriel Tresidder, Mrs. Jenny Parcher, Mrs. Phyl Greening, Mrs. Evalina Morgan, Mrs: Marie Greensides, Mrs. E. Fleming, Mrs. Isabelle The Hailéyburian Page § Fildes, Mrs. Sara Winks, Mrs, Vera Cdssidy, Mrs. Ann Fleming, Mrs. Hildred Welch, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Etta White, Mrs, Hil- da Parcher and Mrs. Elizabeth Lar- sen. 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