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eae a ee ee oe a ee a ee sae ie taal LO ee ee Ne ee 9 Page The Haileyburian Thursday, April 13, 1961 Published by Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Otiawa. In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance. In United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. -- Across the Kitchen Table BY MRS. MAC Memories of Europe These memories are mine and nothing will Erase their outlines from my inner view: The purple heather on a Scottish hill, Aegean Sea with opalescent hue, Paris and Chartres, nobly stained, London with storied places to ex- plore, Kaleidoscopic pageantry I gained To treasure which 1 did not have before, its windows I' gathered wealth wherever I might be And with these views of shadded coloring I made within my heart a gallery Where every canvas is a cherished thing. And often when the quiet moment calls, I pause awhile to look around the walls. Louise Darcy If the. above poem, clipped from the Christian Science Monitor, had just two little words changed in it, it could have been written espe- cially for me! Just change "Ae- gean Sea" to "Irish Sea' and Chartres' to "Germany" aiid every memory is treasured within my heart, ready to be brought out and 'enjoyed over and over again. News from the| Lvelyn Shoppe Whether you plan to g6 around the world or around the block, this ig the look you'll love -- two and three piece cotton knits by "Koret of California", and some new numbers just in, by "Jantzen'"' in one hundred per cent combed cot- ton with the usual high quality that Jantzen famous for. One we like is a colorful Greek key. knit sheath dress. Of course, if you like fine wool, we have those, too. is |We wish we had space to tell you about all the colorful cotton knits in Sportswear from 'Miss Sun jalley" and "Jantzen". Skirts, teps, Nassau length shorts and slims. Canopy striped tapers from "Wantzen"' in stripe Hopsacking, one hundred per cent cotton, in the hot pink combinations and dark ofange, worn with canopy striped "crop-top'"'. The sportswear is all sb gay and colorful even the old- sters will find it irrisistable. |There is a shipment of hats just in; in many of the shades you have been asking for. We have a mar- vellous selection of half size dress- ep-at the moment, from twelve and a| half to twenty-four and a half. | iYou still have time to make a Pburchase and get in on our $25.00 Gift Certificate which will be drawn for on Saturday, April 15. 'Notice the group of suits and all- weather coats on our special rack at half-price and less. It will pay you to look these over as we have gone over our stock and you will find terrific values at the week- end. 'See you at Evelyn's. Elsewhere in this issue is an ar- ticle on the collecting of cigarette boxes to be exchanged for wheel chairs for crippled children. It makes one wonder what type of person could be cruel enough to start such a rumor involving crip- pled children, (who have enough to bear without having their hopes raised and then dashed to the Zround), when they know perfect- ly well it is not true. Some years ago a similar rumor, involving the foil from cigarette boxes, to be exchanged for a See- ing Eye Dog, was going the rounds. The person or persons, |who originated these rumors cer- tainly must have been carrying an umbrella when the quality of mercy was dropping "like the gentle dew from Heaven". We sometimes feel that young people should not head toward teaching unless they are sure they love children and youth more than they do the art, the science, or the math they want to teach. St. Paul Fellowship Plan June Fair The Members' Prayer, repeated in unison, opened the monthly meeting of the St. Paul's Bible Reading Fellowship group, on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. The Bible reading was taken by Mrs. E. Carriere and the synopsis given by Mrs. George Ninacs} Questions on the month's readings were answered and this was fol lowed by an interesting discussion. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the acting secretary, Mrs. T. Huff and the treasurer's report given by Mrs. Norman Abraham. Plans for the June Fair and the Christmas Bazaar were discussed and it was decided that the mem- bers make a quilt as a project. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and lunch was serv- ed by the committee in charge, Mrs G. Ninaes, Mrs. H. John- ston and Mrs. E. Young. Scout Committee Plans Bottle Drive A bottle drive for May 13 was one of the main items of discus- sion at the monthly meeting of the Haileybury Scout Committee held this week. John Rundle will be represent- ing the local committee at Sud- bury Regional Conference on May 6th. Anyone interested in this work will be welcomed at the confer- ence which will consist of discus- sions, demonstrations and a gen- eral pooling of ideas. Anyone who would like to attend is asked to contact Gordon Davies. ~ Rischke - Graff The Pentecostal Church in Hail- eybury was the setting for the marriage of Miss Ethel Graff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Graff, and Mr. Harry Rischke, with Rev. W. Churchill officiating on Saturday, April 1. The bride wore for her wedding a sheath dress of beige chiffon print with matching duster and cessories. Her corsage was a spray tiny veiled hat, with matching ac- of pink roses. She was attended by Miss Mar- ilyn McQuaid, as maid of honour, who wore a sheath dress of tur-. quoise shantung, with pleated cum- merbund. and matching bolero. Her accessories were beige and she Carried a nosegay of white et *'mums, The best man was Mr. Wilf Neit- zel and the ushers were Mr. Ro- bert Klem and Mr. Francis Graff. The bride's mother wore a dress of blue crepe with white acces- sories and corsage of white "mums. For travelling the bride chose a toast brown sheath dress with fur cape and beige accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Rischke will re- side in Haileybury. CARPENTRY WORK on new buildings and remodelling ROGER A. RIVARD New Liskeard Dial MI 7-5613 3 = 6p For your free copy illustrated booklet Orillia Haileybury, Ont. HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MONUMENT of Rock of Ages' new "'How To Choose Your Family Monument"' visit us today. AUTHORIZED DEALER SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. - Ont. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE T. G. 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