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Haileybury Holy Cross Church was the setting for the rceent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gilkes. The bride, Claudette Noella Labine is the daughter of Mrs. H. Labine andthe late Mr. H. Labine of Ansonville. The -groom and Mrs. J. Gilkes of Haileybury. LEELA ADRIAN tgs apie gril ly ip ee es is the son of Mr. -- Photo by Smith Studio Around The Square (Continued from page three) Secretary Kurt Leopold read the correspondence which included a letter of thanks from. the Cobalt Library for a cash donation. Var- ious committee reports were heard "ancluding @ report on -the forth- coming bingo by Gerry Presse. The Light Bulb campaign by Ted Bilodeau. Pat Slaght gave an out- line of the plans for the joint Co- balt-Temagami club picnic slated for Sunday, September 13th. The clubs have chartered the "Aubrey Cousens'"' passenger boat for the day and plan to sail from Temag- ami docks at eleven a.m., 'stopping for lunch at Camp Wanapetei. It is expected that about 75 members and guests will be on hand for this event. Zone Chairman Lawrence Buck gave a report on the first zone meeting held in New Liskeard recently. He stated that the Cobalt club may have the opportunity to be the host club for the fall Dis- trict Rally early in October. The club voted in favour of accepting the offer provided suitable ar- rangements could be made for ac-. commodation of out-of-town guests and 'catering: Four members from the O'Brien-- Gowganda Lions club were on hand at Tuesday's meeting to pick] up their gong and gavel which the Cobalt.-club have held for some} time. Syd Morel, new secretary of O'Brien- Gownands: accepted the the gong and gavel from John Damiani and other members who made the trip included Ossie Don= aldson; Bill Newham and Albert Svekers a former member of the Cobalt club who has -been_ trans- ferred to Gowganda. A letter from Les Jones, Field Secretary of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind was read thanking the Cobalt club for the generous* donation made asa re- sult of the spring convass in this area and Mr. Jones pointed out that the Association was very grateful to the various ladies or- ganizations whg were responsible for the: door to door canvass. WHO THINK OF TOMORROW PRACTICE. * MODERATION. Che House of Stag rat DISTILLERS SINCE 1857 ~ a eee ag ee be ee An invitation was recerved from the Angliers Lions Club who are holding their Charter Anniversary on Wednesday, September 23rd. Following the regular meeting a Director's meeting was held under the chairmanship of presi- dent Ernie Thibeault. Routine matters were dealt with and com- mittee members appointed. The next dinner meeting of the Cobalt club will be held in the Legion Monday, September 21st. Eric Sigurd Greening Eric Sigurd Greening, for many years well known in Red Lake and North Western Qeubec mining cir- cles passed away on Tuesday, September 8, at Misericordia Hos- pital, Haileybury. Mr. Greening, who was 66 years old last June had suffered a stroke and died after a -week's illness. He was born in Gnarp, Sweden, and. in 1934 married the former Phylis Watterson of North Cobalt. They moved to the mining area of Red Lake where they resided for sev- eral years before going to North Western Quebec where he also was employed in the mining industry, a Thursday,:September 175, 1959) retiring only three years ago, and living in Cobalt ever since. He was a member of Silver Lodge 486 A.F. & A.M., as well as be- longing to the I.0.0.F. 379. Friends paid their respects to the late Mr. Greening at the Buffam Funeral Home where the body rested till the time of the funeral service which was held on Friday, Sep- tember 11, at 2 p.m. from St. James' Anglican Church in Cobalt. Rev. A. L. Chabot of New Lis- keard, a friend of the family, of- ficiated. Pall-bearers were David Wilton, Ronald Warren, Tommy Despres, Bud Morgan, Archie Fleming and Bill Hammerstrom. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Haileybury. A grave- side service was conducted by the I.0.0.F. and on Thursday evening a Masonic service was held at the Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife and two brothers living in. Canada, Gunnar of Matachewan and Wal- ter of Bancroft as well as a sister and brothers. still residing in Sweden. The Haileyburian; Page, 7, Attending the funeral from ou#- of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Den Crozier, Mrs. Bill Lovett, Mr. Doug Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Warren and Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Warren all, of North Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Marton and Mrs. Dino Dominco of Timmins, Mrs. Clinton Barkel and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennard of Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilton and David of Lively, Mr. K, A. Davis of Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green- ing of Bancroft and Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Greening of Matachewan and numerous relatives and friends from the Tri-Town area, Silver Rebekah Lodge Silver Rebekah Lodge opened in regular form on Wednesday, Sep- tember 9, with Sister Agathe Cameron in the chair. Roll catl was taken showing an absence of six .officers. Routine business was dealt with, with Vice Grand Sister Carrie Birtch. reporting severat members and their families had been sick during the summer months as well as several suffer (Continued On 'Page Eight) Clearing 1959 Models at Low. Low. Prices WESTINGHOUSE TELEVISION by the CARLOA The demand for Westinghouse Television and Buck Appliance brand of services has been so great we are bringing the sets in by the carload to meet the demand -- Get yours now, you'll mever regret it. 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