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"end with her parents, ' Mrs. Ross Davis. : Saturday - months at the home of her son, ' William, and Mrs. Mawhinney, in Haileybury Personals Mr. and Mrs. C. Beauchamp of ' Ottawa are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Perreault. Miss Elaine Lowery, a student - at the Guelph Business College has returned to her studies after ' spending the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Low- ery. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kergon and children John and Jennifer, of Tor- onto, were guests of Mrs. Kergon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Speich- er, during the Easter week-end. Miss Patricia Davis of Camp Borden spent the holiday week- Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Murphy have their daughters, Kathy, who is at- tending Teacher's College in Tor- onto, and Joan, a student at Havy- ergal College in Toronto, with them for the Easter wéek holi- days. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blackwell for the Eas- ter week holiday are Mr. Black- well's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blackwell 'of Cochrane. -Mrs. Ruby Stevenson is a holi- day visitor in Toronto. Mr. Maude Mawhinney returned after. spending three South Porcupine. Mr. and Mrs. Childs of Sudbury _ spent the week-end in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. Saumier of Elliot Lake, who were spending a holiday with Mrs. Saumier's mother in Cobalt, called on Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Scanlon during the week-end. Christopher Jemmett of: ceoronta is spending the Easter week holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Burke. _ Mrs. J. W. MacDonald has as her guests during the holiday week-end, her daughters, Mrs. A. Eldridge of Wawa, and Mrs. W. A: Ramesbottom,- Mr. Ramesbot- tom and children, Sue, Pat and Mike, all of Englehart. Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Richards and children David and Cheryl of Sarnia spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Cragg. Bonnie Buffam. Mrs. Winnifred Reaveal will be assisting with the residential can- vass while the Red Shield Fund Campaign is in progress during the month of May. Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Proulx and daughter Lise are visiting with Mr. Proulx's parents, Mr: and Mrs. J. B. E. Proulx. Mr. Proulx has recently graduated from. Mich- igan Tech College and they will be leaving shortly for Climax, Col- orado. Other guests at the Proulx home during the Easter week holi- day are Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Proulx, Dennis, Ronnie and Ni- cole, of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Don Police, Rachael and Jean- Guy of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Roch Bedard, Paul, Maré and Denise of Swastika, and Gerald Proulx of Elliot Lake. Miss Jean McGill left Monday night for Toronto where she will be attending the Ontario Teachers Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Robert » McGill have as their guests, their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan (Bud) White, who have spent the past four years in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, and their children, Lois, Nancy, Vic- toria and Keith. Following a short holiday in Haileybury, Mr. and Mrs. White will move to the Mal- ton area, where Mr. White is con- nected with the Orando Engine Company. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Devins during the Easter week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rattun and son Kel- ly of Arntfield, Mr. George Dev- ins of North Bay, and Carmen and Debbie Sherritt of McCool. Mrs. Albert Cane, Mr. S. Cald- bick, and Mr. Greg Evans, all of Timmins, were in town to attend the funeral of the late Siegfrid Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Westlake and daughter Susan are spending the holiday week in Haileybury, visiting friends. Miss Alyce Ross spent the Eas- ter week-end in Toronto as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Doyle, and Mr. Doyle. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss NEW LISKEARD © For the Student" : 'o For the Sclesman' ©. 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Group and their leader, Mrs. Albert Svekers, were present at the regular meeting of the Friendship Group which was held in the United Church hall last week. - The visitors were in attendance for the Affiliation Service of the C.G.1.T. following the completion of the World Friendship Project, which the President, Gail Stough- ton, outlined, and was further ex- plained in~a short dialogue in which all the C.G.I.T. took part. Mrs. Menzie Friendship Group President presented the World Friendship Insignia to each of the girls. The Worship Service which was 'taken by the C.G.I.T. opened with singing, followed by Bible read- ings by Beverly Tryon. The ser- vice closed with a prayer by Mrs. Webb after which the girls sang the C.G.I.T. hymn. The installation of the Friend- ship Group Executive which had been postponed for various rea- sons, took place. Rev. Wipprecht, who installed the officers, said that this was an historic event as this would be the last time offi- cers of this group would be install- ed, 1962 is the year for the amal- gamation of all the women's groups of the United Church. He thanked the Friendship Group on behalf of the church for the won- derful work carried on through the years. New President is Mrs. M. Men- zie; vice-president, Mrs. N. Wall- man; secretary, Mrs. E. Aspden; treasurer, Mrs. M. Rajala and Thursday, April 6, 1961 STACK 'EM UP O have you seen the sturdy heels Stacked up against the slim ones? Although stilettos pleased some girls, My views of these were dim ones. But hail the new and sturdy stacks. These will not catch in grating, Nor nick your floors, nor pierce your rugs-- -A fact that earns top rating. Caesar Corbelli COBALT -- Requiem High Mass was celebrated at the Ste. Therese Church on Saturday, March 25, at 10 a.m. for the late Caesar Cor- belli, who passed -away in the Misericordia Hospital on Wednes- day, March 22, after a very short illness. Rev. Father O. Lemay of- ficated at the funeral. Mr. Corbelli, who resided on Third St. in Cobalt, was born in Pesaro, Itally, 77 years ago. He was married at Pesaro in 1906 to the former Edvigi Zuffini and in 1919 moved to Canada, where for many years, Mr. Cor- belli was well known as a wood dealer at Cobalt. He is survived by his wife and three sons, Nello of Thorold, Yo- lando of Niagara Falls, Leno of North Bay, two daughters, Mel- vina (Mrs: G. Gabbani) and De- lia (Mrs. G. Modesto) both of Rouyn. There are also 17 grandchildren. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery at Mileage 104. The Haileyburian Across the kitchen Table BY MRS. MAC Stilettos may look slim and trim, As wearers tiptoe lightly; But how those wearers flats When they reach home base nightly! welcome Neat stacks may be a comedown for Stiletto fans. sans reason; But won't the girls be comfortable In walking shoes this season. And if they could just take a bit, just a tiny bit, off the point of the toes, so that they wouldn't look like the front end of a devil's darningneedle coming towards you, OUI at be even nicer? Well, Neco sunt out like a lamb, but the little lamb surely found a whole flock of wooly sheep as soon as it got out. However, it's nice to see that snow melt- ing away, and weren't the trees beautiful? k 8 OS Easter Sunday was a happy one for me, with a phone call from my son at midnight, one daughter and part of the family for lunch after church, the other one and her hus- band for dinner, and my niece and her family dropping in on their way home from Parry Sound, CARPENTRY WORK * on new buildings and remodelling ROGER A, RIVARD New Liskeard Dial Ml. 7-5613 3 - 6p | card secretary, Mrs. B. Christie. Roll call was answered by sixteen members, and eight guests were present. A letter was read from the Jun- ior Association of St. Paul's Unit- ed Church in New Liskeard, ac- cepting the invitation to join with meeting of April 18. As provisions in the church kitchen are running low, a motion was made to have these replenish- ed. The card secretary had sent out four 'get well' cards and one baby congratulation card since the pre- vious meeting. Mrs. P. Clattenburg and Mrs. L. Brydges were appointed with Mrs. M. Menzie for the manse committee. It was decided to have the roll call answered at the next meeting with donations of preserves, honey, ete., for Northdale Manor. A decision was made to have a rummage sale on April 21 and 22. Silver Rebekah Names Delegates COBALT -- Lodged opened in form at the regular meeting of Silver Rebekah Lodge held in the 1.0.0.F. Hall on Wednesday, March 22, with Noble Grand S. Wink in the chair. Six officers were absent. : " Vice Grand Mrs. P. Greening reported cards and flowers had been sent to several members who. were ill. Banquet tickets are now avail} able for the monster Northern Area Rally to be held in Iroquois Falls April 22-23. Billets will be supplied to members requiring them. Mrs. Carrie Birtch was appoint- ed as delegate to the Rebekah As- sembly which will be held in Tor- onto in June. Alternate delegate is Mrs. L. Richards. Mrs. Birtch was also chosen as delegate to the District Meeting in July with Mrs. V. 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