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"fn neg Rae -- oS f = "has Page 8 The Haileyburian = Thursday, October 8, 1959 Across the Kitchen Table By MRS. MAC I have a wonderful four-way 'Sview of the highway and streets, "from my office window and the other day during my lunch hour, Iwas watching the traffic going "up and down the hill and noting 'the taiing habits of each driver. 'And guess what? Every car driven wey aman during a period of fif- «¢#een minutes, clipped the corners s;much too close and every woman y driver kept out where she should the, leaving plenty of room for « other cars. And then men will say "Women: Drivers!" Bah! Another Women's Institute Area convention in the north has come -and gone. This year it was held in - Cochrane with approximately :twenty delegates from South and Centre Temiskaming. Mrs. Hag- gerty, provincial president and 'Wiss 'McKercher, director, were 'present, as well as Miss Laura 'Phippen and Miss Eleanor Knott, rome economists for Temiskaming 'and Cochrane. Next year the con- 'vention will be held in Englehart with Mrs. Bert Brownlee as chair- 'man and Mrs. A. K. Pummell as *secretary-treasurer. All delegates and members were sorry to say good-bye to Mrs. Haggerty, who will complete her three year term in November. News from the £ velyn Shoppe A Master Plan is what we need! Elizabeth Tudor had her hands ¥ull with the Spanish Armada, {he schemes and plots of Essex and Mary, Queen of Scots, but ,we have problems she _ never «dreamed of. How can we attempt -to 'tell you of all the wonderful, ifascinating fall clothes now in, in 'this tiny ad? We need pages and ;pages. Oh; well, would you find fime to read pages, at this busy Stime of year? One lovely dress for that spe- cial after-five occasion, of pure silk peau de soie in artichoke »phade, with soft draping on the \hodice and low cut neckline, is a "Rene Original." For that two- ,purpose practical costume, with sgacket, that you are always look- riage for, we have a teak brown 'fine wool dress, with short sleeves '#ie curved nckline piped in dark- -er brown velvet, plain sheath skirt. The slightly fitted jacket .with interesting back detail, has a ,small collar also piped with the darker brown velvet. This is a "Weslie Fay,' perfectly propor- tioned for those five foot five or under. A dress we feel would flatter fhe most difficult to please is a fine wool crepe in "Mountain Ber- ry Red', size 16%.- Has a me- dium low folded collar with fring- ed ends, sheath skirt and belted .waistline. For that most Sophis- ticated Miss, a Junior Vogue or- iginal black wool sheath, jewel »neckline, and interesting velvet in- Sert at midriff, size 12. Ask to see our two-piece knit- ded costumes by Grandmere, Jant- fen and Wolsey. Most unusual weaves and trim, in both casual and dressy styles, these knits: are wnerushable travellers. Do not for- €et, if it's gloves you want, Ev- elyn has them for every occa- .6jon also bags in polished calf, Morocco and finest antelope, for afternoon .and dressy wear. You 'would be proud to own any of 'these beautiful bags, -FLASH--Just in, Luxite lingerie 'hy Kayser, in tissue tricot, and what exquisite' new fall shades! JTo- solve our problem we have aaplan; why:.not call in and see all the .fascinating .things we Ze haven't space to. tell you about? Sée you at Evelyns! r a THE I think Betty Sarsfield who writes for the Woman's Page of the Rouyn-Noranda Press would be a nice person to know. Last week she was telling of her trials regarding packing' in readiness for moving to a new home and she mentioned so many things that happen tto me that I just felt we should get together and swap experiences. I'm not moving, (not ever a- gain, I hope, I've moved seven times in forty-two years) but when I decide that those old magazines and pamphlets must be cleared a- way, I start in right manfully. Then I see an article in one of them that I haven't read, (How did I miss that?) and the rest of the evening goes like this Gee, that's a good idea for the kitchen, I must keep ithat--Ha, that's the instructions I was looking for last Christmas, I must make those fire logs for the fire place this year-- Must keep that article on roses for Audrey--There's the pictures the kids wanted for 'their scrap- books--Some Day I'm going to hook a rug like that--and so on, ad infinitum. The result is that I do well if I throw out three of them, the rest go back for future reference. Ah,-Me, I fear I am what is called a "'putterer." Last Sunday afternoon, just as I had decided that I was going to get some of the letters written that have been due for several weeks, my sister-in-law, her hus- band and son came along and said, "we're going for a drive down the highway, come along with us." -Now, what could any- one say, on a beautiful autumn afternoon, to an invitation like that, except "'I'll be ready in two minutes? Well, I said it, and I was ready, and off we went. I took my camera and got several pictures of the lovely autumn col- oring as we went along. We saw a beaver house in the centre of one of the little lakes near the highway, too. My husband was down below North Bay, in what we call "The Brule,' to attend the Nipissing Ploughing match, last week and the trees down there are particularly beautiful in the fall. The Weather Max. Min. Wednesday 72 57 Thursday 66 54 Friday 71 45 Saturday 65 55 Sunday 69 58 Monday 74 59 Tuesday 70 60 Identifies Pair (Continued from page one) boarded the bus and bought two single tickets to Toronto,' Mr. Storey said. Mr. Storey said that one of the men remarked, "We pretty near ly missed you." "They asked me if I stopped in Parry Sound, I told them I did- n't go that way. They also asked if we stopped in Barrie," he said. Mr. Storey said that when~ he arrived at Burks Falls, one of his scheduled stops, the police who had been alerted by the Way family were there waiting. "The police put the handcuffs on the men and led them away," he said. Police said the men had 'the shotgun and .22 in their posses- sion. Two other guns were left in the trunk of the Way car. The arrest was made by Constables Reg Moore and Norton \ Rhiness of the Burks Falls detachment. Fire Notes for Young In Heart Firecrackers and picnic bonfires are wonderful attractions for young of heart. But both entail dangers that stand thinking about. Firecrackers are no _ longer something for small children to play with. Displays should be strictly supervised and in any case subject to local ordinance. As for bonfires on the family outing, let there be adult ideas about the manner of start and stop. LET'S" MODERNIZE! ty THROW OUT THE OLD, LET'S INSTALL A HEATING UNIT, CAMPSACL ELECTRIC Co. LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING PLUMBING _ HEATING MIT-4359 MEM ao BEN J.. BOURGET General Contractor and Estimator }) REMODEL | Houses Built Repairs and Alterations Boats Made or Repaired * 'pment s STRAND THEATRE Haileybury Haileybury phone OSborne 2-3533 -- THURS., FRI. & SAT. OCT. 8-9-10 The THREE STOOGES in Their First Feature Length Motion Picture "HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL" ADDED FEATURE "The Thirty Foot Bride of Candy Rock' Starring: Lou Costello in His Latest and Last Picture! Plus: MR. McGOO CARTOON In Color PLAYING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY! OcT. 11 SPECIAL HOLIDAY MIDNIGHT HORROR SHOW! "THE MUMMY" ADULT TECHNICOLOR Starring: Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee PLUS SECOND THRILLER! "TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5000" ADULT MON., TUES. & WED. OCT. 12-13-14 SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY AT 2 P.M. Walt Disney's "SLEEPING BEAUTY" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR PLUS: Walt Disney's "GRAND CANYON" IN TECHNICOLOR Children's Prices At All Performances 25c EMPIRE PERFORMANCES Mon. to Sat. doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bill On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS Last Showing Tonight: "THE MOUNTAIN" DRIVE IN PLAYGROUND FREE PONY RIDES Children under 12 Free $50 Reward for information of anyone found removing speakers from Drive In property. If any speakers are acci- dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. FRI. & SAT. "THE HANGMAN" Robt. Taylor, Fess Parker, Tina Louise OCTOBER 9 - 10 MON. & TUES. "TEACHER'S PET" Clark Gable, Doris Day OCTOBER 12 - 13 WED. & THURS. "THE Vincent Price "FACE OF FIRE" Cameron Mitchell, OCTOBER 14 - 15 BAT" James Whitmore The management wishes to thank all their pa- trons for their patronage during this theatre season and hope to see you all again next spring when they will endeavour to bring you the best in movie enter- tainment. - FRI. & SAT. OCTOBER 9 - 10 --------"SNOWFIRE" COLOR McGowan Fami ly SUN. MIDNITE, MON. OcT. 11 - 12 "FOREVER DARLING" TECHNICOLOR Lucille Ball, Desi Arnez, James Mason