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Te PY the Kitchen Table By MRS. MAC When sorrow strikes, the sym- pathy of friends is very wonder- ful. My family and I have received so. many expressions of sympathy since my husband's death, not only rom friends whom we expected ould sympathize with us, but from dozens and dozens of per- sons whom: we scarcely knew, and so many of them said, "We will miss his cheery smile." It WAS. a cheery smile, and both it and his sense of humor remained with him all through his months of suf- News from the £i velyn Shoppe * OOPS! Here we go again, talk- ing about all our lovely Fashions, designed to-blaze bright itrails in the winter' world of Sports. The woven-in, elasticized, stret- chy slack: by Irving Sportswear, famous for their curling and. ski clothes, gives with the body as you bend or kneel and are, oh, so comfortable. These come in lus- cious colors, too. Then, the bulky sweaters in Shetland, mohair and pure wool in patterns and plain. For. ski or curling wear, with the high. excitement of the Bonspiel, a colorful 'sweater or jacket is a must. : j For those of you who like "'Viy- ella" shirts; the famous British -cloth with the unique guarantee, "Lavez-le comme de la laine-s'il retrecit nous le remplacons", in tartans, paisleys, stripes or plain, or "the Lady Hathaway'. The styl- ing is superb, the fit, excellent. For the head you will find toques, hoods, perky caps and large scarves, soft as a cloud, of Shet- land and a pile-brushed orlon that - looks like angora and washes like a dream. (What a wonderful age 'to live in!) Mitts and gloves of every. description, and of course, our glove with leather palm com- bined with wool is always popular for driving or curling. Then all 'the smart casual wear for loung- ing after an active day. One look 'will send your spirits soaring. Come in and prepare for a fun- packed winter. To make room for Christmas stock arriving daily, a timely re- - duction on balance of winter coats gives thirty per cent off. This is all high quality merchandise. THE SHOPPE fering. It was hard to have him go, but better far, for him, than to lie helpless, as he did for the last nine weeks. And we are thankful, too, that the last coronary took him quickly, with only five minutes of conscious pain. For everything that was done for us, for the kindnesses shown, for the heartwarming words and gestures, the little neighbor girl who tearfully asked, "'who will tell me his poetry now?" and for all all other sympathetic help, we are truly thankful. My association with the Women's Institutes brought messages and flowers from the en- tire area and from friends made while on the Provincial Board. Mrs. Lymburner, the FWIO presi- dent, cancelled her flight home on 'the night following the convention, to be with me on Wednesday. Rotary Awards To Be Presented 'Robert. Fox was guest «speaker at this week's meeting of.the Hail- eybury Rotary Club when he pre- sented an excellent outline of the Probation system in: Canada in comparison with that of England. A directors meeting is planned for the week in order to revise the allocation of jobs. 'Rotary prizes will be awarded for proficiency in French, Science, Latin and English, at the Com- mencement Exercises at the High | School on Friday, November 25. Both president and. vice-president were absent from last week's meeting because of attacks of flu. Recent new .members inducted into the Club include G. L. Cassidy and Thomas Parry. In introducing them to membership, secretary Clarence Tuer reminded the mem- bers that the Club received it's Charter in March, 1928. A review of the work done by the Club, in- cluding the foundation of the Pub- lic Library, presents a challenge for the present and-the future. Next week's program will be ar- ranged by Lorne Charbonneau. Brownie Meeting Heather "Rodgers and- Susan Brown were the Fairy Queens for the day at the First Haileybury Brownie Pack meeting. Brown -Owl announced that next week the Tweenies would be en- rolled as full fledged Brownies and she asked that during the ~ next two weeks the Brownies think of a good deed they would do for Christmas. Packie taught the girls an ac- tion song and. read them a story which pointed up the evils of greed. They played two games and worked on their Pack work, SAVE UP | HERE'S HOW Black and White | 8 exposure film enc. .95 you | get your pictures plus a | film-.valued .60 free to you i} so you actually pay .35 for Je 12 exp. film enclose $1.25 and you get your pictures : plus a free film. you get your pictures plus a free roll. your pictures. ' 35.m.m. 20 exp. enclose $2.50 piled 36-198... | NEVER BUY ANOT on film developing JUST MAIL YOUR FILM AND ENCLOSE MONEY a ORDER OR CASH Mail to GASTON'S PHOTOGRAPHY Box 884 North Bay, Ontario cA FILM TO 80% IT WORKS: Colour 8 exp. film enc. $4.25 you get your colour pictures plus fihm valued $1.62 free to you. 12 exp. film enclose $5.75 you will receive colour pic- tures plus free film. 35 mil. 20 exp. enclose $8.80 you will receive pictures plus free film. Anscochrome and _ ekta- chrome any ~ size - enclose $1.50 (no free film). 41 - 43 .|.schools. took place and resulted in -|the formation of. a committee of Magistrate Kenrick Addresses UW Club Despite fog and rain a fair at- tendance of members. of the Uni- versity Women's Club from the Tri-Town area met at the home of Mrs. T. H. Crandell for. theix No- vember -meeting, 'Tuesday night, with the president, Mrs. T. Gilboe of New Liskeard in the chair. The highlight of the . meeting was an address. by the guest speak- er, Magistrate E. W.-Kenrick, in which -he spoke on "Advancement of Penal Reform in. Canada", in relation to. progress. in the- same field in other countries... Mrs. .Gil- boe expressed the appreciation. of the members to Magistrate Ken- rick. teaching of French 'in elementary four being --- appointed to obtain more 'information on the subject. The next. meeting will be held at the home of. Mrs.-G. P.-Thoday, Haileybury. see t the .meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess. assisted by_| Mrs. G. Judson and Mrs. G. P. Thoday. Pot Luck Supper Opens Curling The pot luck supper which open- ed the curling season of the La- dies' Section at the Cobalt-Hailey- bury Club was a complete success, with a good -attendance from the two towns. New and. prospective members were welcomed by those whose membership dates . back over previous years. Mixed curling was enjoyed fol- lowing the supper. The first ladies' draw got under way. with the first: games 'starting Monday night, November 14; with seven and nine o'ctock draws ar- November 22. . = Anexecutive meeting was he Wednesday at the home of the president, Mrs. V. Dinesen to make plans for the season's play and: discuss general business. Brain-Teaser? Protagoras taught oratcry to law students in ancient Greece. He made a contract with a pupil, stip- ulating that he was not to be paid until~the pupil had won his first case. But Protagoras . asked for his money. ahead of time, and the pupil refused to pay. Protagoras promptly sued him. _Protagoras felt he could not lose..If the ver- dict. was in his favor, the pupil would have to pay. If the verdict was against him, the pupil would win his first case--and still would have to pay. i The pupil reasoned that if he won the case the-court would rule he' did not have to pay. If he lost, he would not be winning his first case and still would not have to pay. | Unable to reach a- verdict, the court adjourned the case for one hundred years. Classified Ads Bring Resulis NOBODY -- is safe from the threat of mental retardation, } id } A lively discussion-regarding the || . Following .the adjournment of'|| ranged. This will be completed by Thursday, November 17, 1960 The Haileyburiap Page $ - Cobalt Personals Mr. Ron Nickle is home after ten .weeks in Toronto where he attended the Provincial Institute of Trades. Mr. Albert .Svekers -spent the week-end at his home in Cobalt leaving Sunday night to go.back to Toronto and the Workman's Compensation Hospital where he has been a_ patient for several weeks. ; . Miss Denise McAlpine, formerly of Cobalt, and now of Sault Ste. Marie, a. student at Teacher's .Col- lege, will be teaching at St. Pat- rick Schoolin Cobalt this. week. Mr.. and Mrs. Len Cunningham spent the week-end in Kirkland Lake. Miss Linda Speck spent the week-end at the home of her pare ents, .Mr...and Mrs. Syl Speck, Musical broom, musical chairs, and relays were some of the ene tertainment planned for Maurie Cunningham's party on. Tuesday, November 8, her seventh birthday. Birthday cake, sandwiches, ete,, and party favours: all added wp to 'a rousing good time', Maurie's guests were Carol McLeod, Joanne Tessolini, Shella. Frackicton, Judy Kitloran, Ann O'Fltaherty; Mary Bazinet, Louise Scully, Frannie Slaght,. Ricky Damiani-and Gordy Bazinet. _ The Tourist Dollar Retail Buying 'Hotel, without meals Sports Wear & Equipment Service Stations Miscellaneous The following are statistics from the Depart- ment of Travel and. Publicity, covering the --tourist dollar for the year 1955: " Food, Restaurants, Dining Rooms Oem eee end mee ee nwa m neta ees eeesseressenreesessbane CO rene meee eee ease ease ssawbebeseccaness eRe R em eee eee e enna een eee ease eee maasmearesseees Entertainment, Theatres, Etc. Rha mmr e meee ba een eee s ee esae suse eassasbanessesesaus These figures clearly illustrate that all businesses get a share of every dollar spent by visitors. ensure that we provide every convenience and facility to attract this tourist dollar. Published by the Haileybury Civic Progress Committee Phone OSBORNE 2-3690 HAILEYBURY WILL PROGRESS BY VOTING "YES" N92% V9.0" oho e be aeneeensceneen becca eee enecsevenevessese 46.5 " 100.0 Let ws NEW LISKEARD Everybody can help. = ne © For the Student? " © For the Salesmon © For the Plant Foreman' ' @ Ideal fer Mom or Dod © As a Recoptlonist's Desh. YOU GET the nationally advertised writers like Quentin Reynolds and Kenneth Banghart choose Cole above all other portables only because Cole hos oll the features they demand In a typewriter, . | A beoviltul two drawer, Cole Steel desk. { & matching Cole Steel desk chair... folds out of sight. 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