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mid yslisH The Heileyburian "@.ogsT Page 8 oat ecei S& xedofO0 7 =~ Thursday, October alas: a Across the Kitchen Table By MRS. MAC So thet we grumble and growl about,some little inconvenience or set-back that we didn't expect, or like, and sometimes, too, I think we, (and particularly me) get into toe habit . of complaining about little unimportant things, without really meaning what we Say. I clipped a little prayer recently, I think it was from the Salvation War Cry, that I want to share with my readers; The Farmer's Prayer I know I've grumbled, Lord, no end ' At the kind of weather you would 'send; The lack of rain 'way back last June' The floods that happened *bout full moon; The 'frost that struck. I said to Nate:')' "We'll all be ruined, fate!'"' > sure as News from the Ciel lyn Shoppe The culls going up on a most exciting lay'of Knitwear, ablaze with ¢olo | You will love the sweat- er 4ndj skirt co-ordinates by coh ne Shetland, in the ex- citing n woven orlons. Skirts in plaid} th | sweater in plain, collar trim {to match, in sapphire blue, anql) Sumac. Jade 6 a a Big] news is the bulky knits, Arnel, arid Orlon, by Glenayr Kit- ten. 'Machine 'washable, tumble- dried} won't shrink or stretch, sag or b g. Fashionable you, wearing one f, these warm and comfort- able sweaters" in such delectable shadés' a$ frosty pecan, blue fire, turtld green, winterberry and a marvellous, shade of old gold, Jaiftzen ha' not disappointed us, and 'has a fabulous blend of mo- hair ,and: wool, -exclusive: in tex- ture be perfect co-ordination. The skirtd in plain and the sweaters with soft, delicious candy-stripe fronts. A dress and jacket with the softness of,-cashmere for the most sensitive skin, A shipment of knitted hoods. and scarves, taques and smart angora pillbox hats by Lady Parkhurst, just in time to look your smartest and send Jack, Frost scurrying on his way. For that fastidious per- son who jis always looking for something ! l unusual and warm for her head, jwe have the answer in a New York import. At least one of these knitted co- ordinates is.a°' MUST in your ward- robe. You? will have a luxurious feeling for 'a ridiculously low price. THE But, Lord, my heart is full dG awe-- ' My crops are best I ever saw! I cannot thank § You, Lord, enough, Although my prayers are kinda rough. But- after: this year's fiery test I figure, Lord, You know what's best! Isn't it true? "God's goodness is forever sure." This was brought home very clearly to me during the Thanksgiving week-end. My little six year old grandson devel- oped an aeute attack of appendi- citus and was operated on Friday morning. We had some anxious moments but now we are thankful that the danger is past and he is safely home again. Many of the older Haileyburians will remember Findlay Cameron, whose death occurred recently. I have had the. privilege of having the Camerons as friends for) many years, Mrs. Cameron, who came from my home town of Carleton Place and was a sister of Mrs. P. F. McEwen; my first school tea- cher, and Mr. Cameron since they came to Haileybury to live. In 'those days I was their "'little girl' and the title stuck" even tho my Jair turned grey over the years. Kindly, "humorous, 'sincere -- and ionest, the memory of Findlay Cameron 'will remain for years in the hearts of those who knew him well., Although he worked in the minds of Cobalt and' as' a brick layer in many other areas, he al- ways retained his love of farm life| and the sight of a good team »9f horses never failed to arouse his 'enthusiasm. Once again I've had my favorite ball | players, the New Liskeard Lions Midgets at my home for their annual 'bean supper. though they didn't make the All- Ontario championship this~ year, they; did a marvellous job of try- ing. I'd have given my eye teeth, (if I had thém) 'to have seen the games. Playing against Oshawa, their first game; played the' night they arrived there, they went into twelye innings' "without -a 'run 'on either side, then Oshawa- finally made it 1-0. The second'game was the same 1-0. But with four Northern Ontario and two All Ontario» championships to their credit they have a record to be proud of. There were. thirty-seven of us when the boys, their parents, coach and manager arrived Saturday night, and there's never enough don't care as long as. there's beans and pie. And, -bless_ their hearts, they gave me a wonderful case that will keep at my finger- tips, all the: picture slides that I took on my trip -overseas. and .a good many more as well. In the current fiscal year the fed- eral government will collect from the public and then turn over to the provinces -- in the form of subsidies, grants and other . pay- ments: -- a total of $1,212,000,000, a sum about equal to the amount that the provinces will collect on their own behalf. | eae illustr Family': Monument" be eae Orillia Heiteybury, Ont. a Mey! een FF ss Y MONUMENT For Bo free copy of Rock of ges' n new ed booklet *'How To Choose visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER - . SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. i Oi gy _ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. TULLOCH Your Fhons OSborne 2- 5218 Sos tte sb2ous Even | chairs to go around, but the boys}. i ge ee Hailey ury ~ Personals Mr. and Mrs. Graham Eby of Toronto were guests last week-end of Judge and Mrs. J. B. Robinson. Mrs. M. C. Gardiner of Toronto visited with Mrs. S. B. Bond dur- ing the week-end. Rev. Andrew Denholm of South Porcupine was a guest of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Peacock while in Hail- eybury for St. Andrew's Anniver- sary Service. His daughter Mary accompanied him and was the guest of Mayor and Mrs. A. H. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fitzgerald have returned home after spending a week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay MacFar- lane and daughter Susan of Tor- onto were Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacFarlane West Road. Miss Dorothy Craig has returned to Ottawa after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Craig.. Mr. Craig, who was ccn- fined to his home for several days because of bruises and shock re- ceived when he fell down the back door steps, is now able to be out again. Mrs. Frank Smith has returned from North Bay where she visited Rennie, Mrs. A. W. Perry and Mr, Perry, during the Thanksgiving week-end. Doblis - Madore Autumn flowers formed the set- ting for -the wedding in Sacred Heart Church in North Cobalt of Lena Claudia Madore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurient Madore of North Cobalt, and Sheldon Charles Dobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Dobbs of Haileybury. The cere- mony took place Saturday after- noon, October 10, at three o'clock with Rev. R. Becotte officiating. Given in marriage by ner father, the bride chose for her wedding, a gown of white lace and net over bridal satin. The lace bodice was fashioned with a high bateau neck- line and long lily point sleeves. The bouffant skirt, in cocktail length, was of layered net over sa- tin. A pillbox hat of matching sa- tin was trimmed with sequins and pearls and held a shoulder length veil of net. Her bouquet was of red roses: She was attended by her sister, Miss Irene Madore, wearing mauve nylon chiffon over taffeta, fashioned in the same style as that of the bride's gown, with match- ing pillbox hat and bouquet of yellow roses. The best man-was Paul Ladou- cer of North Cobalt. For her daughter's wedding and the reception that followed in the Haileybury Legion Hall, Mrs. Ma- dore wore a two piece ensemble in grey and white check, with blue hat and accessories. The groom's i Ra eA crepe with beige hat and acces- sories. Both ladies wore corsages of pink roses. other points, the bride wore a dress of dior blue wool with match- ing jacket and hat. Mr.-and Mrs. Dobbs will make their home in Haileybury. Out-of-town guests at the wed- ding included Mrs. Yvonne Du- mais, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dobbs, Callander; Mr. and Mrs. G. Cloutier, and Mrs:-Muriel Kel- ly, all of North Bay; Mr. and Mrs. P. Belanger and Wilfred Bel- anger, all of Malartic; Mrs. Ray Jang, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. yJ. Gagnon, Matachewan; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Phillips, Mrs. Ed Phillips, Norma, Theron and Al- vain Phillips, all of Powassan. Catgut Has Important Uses Catgut -- used by the surgeon if he has to stitch a wound-- by the musical-instrument maker for strings--in the manufacture of tennis rackets and in various oth- er ways--has nothing to do with cats. It comes from the intestines of sheep. Many other products useful. in science and industry come from the same source. 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