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---------- -- Page 8 The Haileyburian ) Se ak ait Thursday, November 12, 1959 Haileybury Personals . Mrs. A. George left last week to make her home in Sault Ste Marie. Mrs. George, who came to Hailey- bury on October 4, 1918, as a war feride from Egland, has many memories of those early days. She semembers, attite vividly, the fire @bAct. 4, 1922, when her home was the only one left standing south of Brownihg Street. Mrs. N. J. McAulay, Sr., return- ed home after spending the past two months.in southern Ontario. While visiting her son, Jack and Jifrs. Devine at Callander, on her} way bome, she attended the high: in North: 'school , Commencement Bay where Her grandson, Devine, received a certificate Cobalt business occupied i the: Cobalt Council Tuesday night, After dealing with. ten- ¢ ants of Mastermet Mining : Company who are negotiating \ for, the purchase of their ground, the council granted $50 y»to the Children's Aid Society, and $25 to the Volunteer Fire Department, whichis organiz- ing'the annual Christmas Par- ade. } Councillor Jack Mathews > said that he will not -be; run- foming. for council again this toyear., Mr. Purdy, who is serv-; { ing: his first. term as mayor, c;hasn't -committed himself, It ¢ has been rumored that Council- © ler. George St. Hilaire will run }> for mayor, but Mr, St, Hilaire , +has rpfused to confirm or deny ). this, Nominations will be held «Wednesday, November 18. Robert : Routine 'Ottawa Music Club Hears M. Forget » Miss Marguerite Forget of Otta- wa, formerly of Haileybury, was fhe violinist at the first of a series ef four Saturday afternoon con- ferts being sponsored by the Otta- wa Music Club in the Convention Hall in the Chateau Laurier. The following account of her performance is taken from Blyth Young's music review in the Otta- wa Journal; -- { The young violinist was. Mar- Guerite Forget,. of Junior Music Club age but certainly of more ad- ulf accomplishment, She chose to play not from the simpler reper- feire; .but the Vivaldi--Respighi Sonatain D, the flowing Melodie of: Gluck--Kreisler and the Tartini Concerto in D. The last named in- cluded a mosf difficult cadenza for fhe violin alone which Miss Forget 6ailed through right on key as if there really was no. difficulty. The G@ne. collaboration: at-the piano was by Marguerite Guttadauria." To The Editor Dear Sir: I read with interest: Mr. Norman Abraham's letter last week about &@ proposed new Community Centre "én. Haileybury. Whilst I agree with Mr. Abraham that a Community Centre would be @ fine thing for Haileybury, I-do eel that the money that would be} -€equired to finance such a project would go a 'long way towards pro- viding us with a new school. I would urge members of this ¢ommunity to think very carefully phout this. The decision. is not 'shall we build a Community Cen- tre" but "is sport more-important fhan sdequate educational facil- ities?" , Yours faithfully, 'Margarite Pritchard - The Weather ; Week ending November' 10, 1959. : : Max, Min, FPONG GORY rs. y ke 34 27. URSA 1s ee EaTene OS Ud Bo LC EAE a Arron OR B19 PSITIADI ROS iP 98 ea a alc tae 33 15 UNM AW NN 2s sa Kot Sears Seep fne Monday. ee 37 27 SPUCSO AS bad Ve8 As ee 45 for} |. Mrs. 25 obtaining first class honors~ in Grade IX, - Mrs. M. Valentnine celebrated her eighty-fourth birthday on Oct. 27, and was entertained at dinner at the home of her son, Keith and Mrs. Valentine, the previous Sun- day.. Mrs, Valentine is a pioneer of the north and has many. interesting memories of the early days. She is the type that can and does, en- joy life to the full, following her philosophy that '"'There's no use sitting around crying,' it's much better to sit around laughing." She had the pleasure of having'her sons all with her for the birthday cele- 'bration. These included Mr. and Gerald Valentine of Larder Lake; Mr. .and Mrs, Humphrey Vatentine of Lake Shore Mine, Mr. and Mrs, John Valentine, Ian and Michael, the host and hostess, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Valentine, and children, Robin, Kathy, Christo- pher and Allan, all of Haileybury. Mr.: and Mrs.. Reg. Manuel and son, Ricky: of Kirkland Lake, spent the weekend with Mrs. Ray Man- uel, Blackwall Street. Mry and: 'Mrs. A. 'Belland of Bracebr idge" were week-end guests of Mr.-Belland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Belland. George Manuel of Elliot Lake is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ray Man- uel, Six members from Haileybury of the Order of the Eastern Star attended the meeting of that group in Cobalt on Tuesday evening, No- vember 10. They 'were Sisters M. Cragg, G. Jenkins, E. Wiseman, 1D. Pearson, J. Moody and N. Mc- Aulay. In a draw they had for a train case, N. McAulay' was the lucky winner. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins return- ed: home Monday after spending the past -six weeks with their daughter, ,Mrs. Clarke Campbell and Mr. Campbell in Toronto and son Dr. Jack Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins, Gananoque. LTT ea Sa North Cobalt A highly esteemed resident of North Cobalt, and well known member of various church organ- izations, Mrs. Lydia Ann Smith, died in Misericordia -- Hospital, Haileybury on October 30, at 4:30- a.m., in her 66th year, after a sort illness. Mrs. Smith was the former Lyd- ia Ann Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey of Craigmont. In-1911 she was married to John Herbert Smith and has been a re- sident of North Cobalt for the past twenty-nine years. Funeral service was conducted at the MHaileybury Pentecostal Church at 2.00 p.m. with Reverend William Churchill officiating. Burial was held in Mount Pieas- ant Cemetery. The pallbearers were Lloyd Hack, Arnold Olson, Ernie Hart- ling, Wilfred Graff, Stanford Doug- lass and Norman Stubbs. Surviving are her husband John Smith, one daughter, Mrs. Pearl Taylor of Toronto, one sister, Mrs. Effie McLaughlin, Forestry Falls, and a grandaughter Miss: Ann Montgomery of Toronto. Those at- tending from out of town were: Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Miss Ann Mont- gomery, Mrs. Clare Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Brunette, and Mr. Percy Medlyn, Toronto, Mrs. Effie Mc- Laughlin, Mrs. Harold Hawthorne, Forestry Falls, Mr. Grant Armis- ton, Mr. and Mrs. William Szack of Timmins, Miss Lula McLaugh- lin, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fos- ter, Englehart, Mrs. Kay Burlan- quette, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callin, Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson, Rouyn, Que- bec. The large attendance at the fun- eral and the many lovely floral tri- butes- showed the high esteem in which the late Mrs. Smith was held. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Netherly and son Wayne of North Bay, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Netherly's mother, Mrs. James Warren. 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 -- "I WANT TO LIVE" FRI. & SAT. SCOPE "JOHN PAUL JONES" Robert' Stack, NOV. 13 - 14 TECH Erin O'Brien MON. & TUES. JEFF CHANDLER JACK PALANCE f IN TEN SECONDS THOUSANDS WILL BE BLOWN TO HELL! Released thru UNITED [I,J ARTISTS NOV. 16 - 17 4 Ae Cio WED. & THURS. TECH A FABULOUS ERA...AND THE MAN WHO MADE IT EVEN MORE EXCITING! ethe Story of Fabulous oa Walker: RATER ALEXIS SMITH-DARREN McGAVIN-S=GEORGE JESSEL-WALTER CATLETT Produced by JACK ROSE - Directed by MELVILLE SHAYELSON + Screenplay by JACK ROSE and MELVILLE SHAVELSOM 'eed De buck by Gene Fowles « Dances wd Matic Members Slaged by lack Gakes » A PARAMOUNT PICTURE NOV. 18 - 19 ADULT Mi hoyors oF New, York® pau DOUGLAS TECHNICOLOR® Oey <a Charles Warner of Timmins called on Monday at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Burt MacPherson and Mr. MacPherson. 5 Mrs. - Basil Ruddy "accompanied her young son to Toronto where he will receive medical treatment. Rudy Nardini of Richmond Hill, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Nardini's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson. George McWatters of Toronto, spent the week-end visiting ffiends 'rat Cobalt. Miss Karen Blain of Newmarket was a week-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson. Keith MacPherson returned home Monday after spending a few days -at Toronto. Mrs. Pearl Taylor and her daughter, Miss Ann Montgomery, left Friday for their home at Tor- onto. Mrs. Eva Warner, left Sunday to make her home at Ottawa. Henry Gareau of Atikokan, spent a couple days at the home of Mrs. Gareau's mother, Mrs. James Warren. Canadian rule of the Canadian way of business life is to produce what consumers want at prices consumers will pay. Only alterna- tive is bankruptcy. Little Theatre New Liskeard Little Theatre Group is steppmg mvtvo a new field, and will be heard on Sun- day, November 15, in a broad- cast ever CJKL. The cast will proad@ist-cox mencing at 1 p.m. and have chosen "The Necklace" by Guy Maupassant, for their first radio broadcast. It will be a three-quarter hour show. In order of appearance, the east will be Ray Clark, Lucille Hardy, Vera McKenzie, Ted Simmell, David, Cameron, Norah Carragher, Fred Camer- on and Tom Willis. Ten Years | (Continued From Page One) fining of John Prochorenko, five years for seizing and confining the Way family, and five years for carrying sawed off weapons; and 30 days for carrying firearms. If the terms had been consecu- tive, each man would have been sentenced to a total of 37 years and 30 days. STRA THEATRE Haileybury Haileybury phone OSborne 2-3533 D TECHNICOLOR® _ "TACOUES BERGERAC THURS., FRI. & SAT. NOV. 12-13-14 THE BRAWLING, ; meme SPRAWLING STORY OF ii A PROUD PEOPLE'S ADDED FEATURE "LET'S GO NAVY" THE BOWERY BOYS A PARAMOUNT RELEASE YOUR HEART! vse REYNOLDS CiNneEmascoPE COLOR Plus: SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS SUN. MID., MON., TUE., WED. Two Complete Showings Nightly at 7 p.m. & 9:25 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT THAT melt AGLOW IN NOV. 16-17-18 noes WAGNER HIGH-FIDELITY STEREOPHONIC SOUND