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8 a 2 OY -- OE RELI hiQe ye: ge sere Beran or By MRS Death of One's Own Company , : By BETTY McBRAYNE e kuried it the other day. s ghastly death, no doubt a crime; @ murdefer was- modern time. a pwn company passed away, | io longer ,does one sit alone, solve a problem, to read a poem, fo sit alone is an act of lunacy-- ooked down upon by our com- munity. njoy yourself, go to a dance, Bon't give your concentration a chance. > Ge fo a show or sip a coke, £ife to-us is one big joke. News from the Evelyn Shoppe Here's good news for Cotton Pickers! The new 1960 cottons trave arrived and= have out-done ¢hemselves. in style, variety and design. | Cotton lingerie so beautiful that gou catch your breath with delight. fYewest of the new in night wear ere the crinkle cotton "pop-overs"' ehort tops with Capri mid-calf fees. The material checked and lain stripes in an amazing €rinkle weave. These are trimmed wvith lace edging. Then there are Baby Dolls in polka dots, high- fighted with a white froth of em- roidery, and plain colors in dri- dry Pima cotton. All of them have énatching dusters, dainty as a utterfly's wing, with closed or pen necks, tiny sleeves and andy pockets. And the price range $f both pyjamas and dusters will izake you look twice to believe. 'om $2.98 to $5.95! Other lingerie tems in pale rainbow pastels and @ossamer weave cottons include Glips and half slips. « Then when you have made your Gelection of "under-cover" fa- ghions, see -our cotton dresses. @lim or full-skirted, pleated, the Ghepherdess look, the Gypsy look, {he square dance look. Pale pas- Gels, bold brilliants and sharp #s\ack and whites. t ,, These easy-care, air conditioned pottons wash- with- the greatest of jease and dry without mussing. @iany of them are the famous Dan Biver, wrinkle-shed, Dry-Don fin- €sh cottons. So come on down and io your cotton picking early, the €rop is greater than ever, "color right, crisply light and fashion eight." '(See our Leisure Mocs by Lyons, fh. matching case with Velcro cas- na or our washable Terry. slip- THE SHOPPE, - PHOTOS = = a: row? ve >» [ENDUSTRIAL. : COMMERCIAL > - WEDDINGS » | IDENTIFICATION - age &:. PICFEURE. FRAMING "Enlarging: Papers, Developers Sah and Supplies ~ ..}.., Mounting Board . Temiskaming - Rens ee ~ Printing : : Ee Company-Limited. ~ The Haileyburian .. Across the Kitchen Table Thursday, April 21, 1960 1: MAC One's own Company, I am sad to say, Passed away the other day, Never. should you sit and_ think; Come down town and have a drink. 5; The above poem, written by a New Liskeard High School girl, really portrays the attitude of a great many people now-a-days, doesn't it? To sit down quietly by 'one's self, to study, to read, or just to think, without the shimmying 'television, the blaring radio, (both as loud as possible, of course), or someone to talk to, just. doesn't seem to be the accepted thing, does it? Personally, although I thoroughly enjoy meeting people, both in and out of my home, I do appreciate a quiet evening at home,, with the radio turned. off, vision) a fire in the fireplace and a good book or-magazine handy. That's my idea of "peace, perfect peace". Either that, or in the sum- mer, an afternoon or evening to work in the garden, among the flowers. (thank goodness, we have -no 'tele-| And speaking of flowers, last Friday morning, I tip-toed here and there around the edge of the lawn and found the tulips, the daffodils, the crocus, the dwarf iris and the bleeding heart, as well as scads of creeping Jenny, (drat her), popping their perky heads up. And thes, wasn't Mon- day morning enough to break any- one's heart? I don't think I'll even look out the window towards the flower beds for a month! (On sec- ond thought, maybe I will). Our small grandson came to visit on Sunday with the intention of staying until Tuesday. However, when it came near the time. for his parents to go home, he coudn't make up his mind just what to-do, but. he finally decided that if Mummy would stay, everything would be rosy. Se after a bit of coaxing Mummy _ decided she would stay. Shortly after; a little; voice piped up, "I wish Daddy could have a holiday, too, I'm going to miss him."' Bless_ their hearts, can't they be sweet? &$ * Re & At the hospital last week-end, while visiting a friend from New Liskeard, I was surprised to see Mrs. J. T. Leishman occupying a bed there. A fall down stairs has EMPIRE PERFORMANCES Mon. to Sat, doors open at 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7 & 9 on single bil] On Double Feature last completé show at 8:15 p.m. FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY OLD TIME REVIVAL PICTURE -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT Half Hour Cartoon at every Matinee THURS., FRI. & SAT. OLD YELLER COLOR Tess Parker, Dorothy Maguire _ Matinee every day except Tuesday April 18 to 23 BER 122d MON. & TUES. Show time 7:30 'p.m. JAMES STEWART LEE REMICK EVE ARDEN -- KATHRYN GRANT Boxoffice opens 6:45 p.m. - (RESTRICTED) | fp TT Prey BEN GAZZARA BAe ARTHUR O'CONNELL (and JOSEPH N. WELCH as Judge Weaver ar "8 ga release, 4 APRIL 25 - 26 One showing only URDER OF p . WED: & THURS. ~ DANDRIDGE -- JuncEns ¢ _ IN COLOR Mil 'T4343 "New. Liskeard LOVE AND ADVENTURE AS BOLD. AND DARING AS THE CASTING! & APRIL 27-28 Moose Harvest The 3,000 people, 300 of them non-residents of Ontario, who hunted moose in this district in the 1959 season, took 1,030 an- imals 850 going to residents and 180 to non-residents, a sur- vey shows. Hunter success for residents was 31.1% and for non-residents 60%. With a slightly greater number of hunters in the field, the moose harvest was about the same as in 1958. given her a very painful back and I'm sure her friends will be sorry to hear of her accident. Sixteen Children Guests of Rotary At last week's meeting of the Haileybury Rotary Club, sixteen boys and girls under ten years of age were guests of the members. Those members. who had no children of their own, borrowed from their more fortunate neighy, bors. Following the dinner, tb children learned that the Easter Bunny =had left gifts for them. A film entitled "Life in the Swamp', was enjoyed by the grown-ups as well as the children. On behalf of the guests, Bob Macdonald thanked the members STRAND ; THEATRE Haileybury Haileybury phone OSborne 2-3533 THURS., FRI. & SAT. ~ WITH WONDROUS SPECTACLE ANITA EKBERG 4 meta ALONSO eeorce MARSHAL COMPANION FEATURE "SHOTGUN" IN TECHNICOLOR Sterling Hayden, Yvonne Decarlo, Zachary Scott APRIL 21-22-23 fat COLOR by DE LUXE STEREOPHONIC SOUND SUN. MIDNIGHT, MON., TUE., WED. APRIL 25-26-27 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The love affair of _F. Scott, Fitzgerald CINEMAS cOPE - 22. COMPANION FEATURE One of This Year's Top Thrillers . . . "CHY OF FEAR" Vince Edwards, John Archer, Patricia Blair and his Beloved Infidel, Sheilah Graham! GREGORY . DEBORAH PECK' KERR JERRY WALD'S PRODUCTION OF = -- BELOVED INFIDEL % TSE HR VaR