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Across the Kitchen Table BY MRS. MAC Tomorrow is the first of -Decem- ber. We have been extremely for- tunate -in our November weather. Just imagine, almost no snow un- til tthe 22nd,°and the temperatures so high that the thermostat could be low, until Sunday night. Mon-! day morning, was, I know, quite 'chilly. I had only one key for my car and when I went out-to start it to come to work, there was a bit of ice in the key hole of the door and for some. unexplainable reason, the tip of the key ibroke off when I tried to get in. I dug it out with a crochet hook, (they are handy things to have around) but had to send an SOS to Sroka's to get the door open and the mo- tor started. In a very short time I was on my way to Haileybury with the Sroka Volks. behind me to see that I didn't slide into the 'ditch or stall the engine. Ken made ~ me two new keys so everthing is fine again, even tho' I did get raz- - ged a bite _ I'm aé_ standing joke around that garage. I don't think they have any other customer who can do as many foolish 'things as I can. * k * Talking about snow. My daughter and her husband and the two boys eame down Sunday and the boys brought their skiis and sleighs along. They couldn't understand why we had no snow when their roads in Englehart had ito be snow- plowed. * € O® I cleaned out the old magazines during tthe week-end saving all the @hristmas ones (for years back, I think) and Sunday night my two daughters and I had a wonderful time going through them. We all News from the Svlyn Shoppe HAILEYBURY Let. the wind whistle! Let the snow. blow! Who cares? When you are tozily. dressed in winter sports= wear from Svelyn's, Colorful jum- bo knit sweaters of mohair, angora or shetland, all the warm pure wool isweaters for curling, skiing and general sports wear. Sleek stretch pants from $8.95 to $29.95. These give as you bend and look so trim and smart. Nylon quilted reversible Saoken: also laminated wool jersey for ex- tra warmth, many with Borg lin- ers. Be sure to see the Fashion right sportswear at Evelyn's and start the season right. "Rippon"', the cozy lounging loafers and shoes, make such an attractive gift for $2.99 in gift box. See our lange assortment of sports gloves and hand crotcheted mitts from France. The Supreme Gift! A Viyella shirt or housecoat, in plain, plaid or Paisley. This seft, light, warm, washable fabric, you know so well from baby days. Something new and different, are the delightful cozy robes of fluffy orlon, complete- ly washable, in ice cream. shades. We have lovely robes from $8.95 to $35.00, a style fer everyone, well made and attractive, many by "Bards" and "Bonnington", These Kebels are well known for quality. In dresses, you will find a num- ber with the shimmer of silver and: gold. One delightful sheath in black, with gold brocade design and shoe string straps, would make any gal feel glamourous. A black peau de soie siren, every curving line, strategically placed gather and de- tail, reveals the glamour side of your figure. Many others in regular and half sizes to suit every taste. A whisper at Evelyn's may even reach dear old Santa's ears and you could easily find the gift of your choice under the tree. Or, when in doubt, a Gift Certificate could be used to make her happy throughout the year. THE oF SHorre, got some ideas for decorating, I think, and Iris got some things for her pupils to make, plus a beautiful picture of Santa. * ok ce This week-end I AM GOING to make my Christmas cake, I hope. North Cobalt Mrs. T. Moran of Kirkland Lake called on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry accom- panied by Mrs. Perry's parents Mr. and Mrs. Burt MacPherson called on Tuesday evening at the homie. of Mr. and Mrs. J... D. Cluney, Kirkland Lake. Sympathy is extended to the St. Cyr family in the loss of a be- 'loved mother the. late Anna St. Cyr: Slyvio Pilon, who: is on 'the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital, North Bay, spent a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Victor Pilon. Mrs. Morris Scully of Cobalt, called on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collins. Mrs. John Connelly of New Lis- keard visited. on Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs. William Craig and her aunt Mrs. Harold Fenton and Mr. Fenton. Miss Gail Willard, who is attend- ing Teachers College at North Bay spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Willard. Friends were sorry to learn of the death of one of North Cobalt's former resident's Mrs. Clarence Vinkle of 582 Government Road West, Chaput Hughes who passed away: Monday Nov. 20 after a lengthy illness. Silver Rebekahs Meet at Cobalt Silver Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting in the. 1.0.0.F. Hall on. Wednesday, November 22. Noble Grand Mrs. E. Greening wel- comed 'tothe meeting Mrs. Janet Sykes: of Liberty Rebekah Lodge in .Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. -Sykes was formerly a member of Silver Rebekah Lodge, having. joined-on November 7,°1911, and later trans- ferring. Mrs. Greening also wel- comed back several members who had been ill. Mrs. L. Richards, Acting D.D.P.. and Mrs. A. J. Brown, Deputy Mar- shall, installed Mrs. F. Riley in her office as Warden. Several ac- counts were received and passed for payment. Mrs. Z. Wright reporting for the Visiting Committee, listed the gifts, ecards and flowers that had been sent to members who had been sick. Reporting for the C.P & T. Mrs. H. Armstrong announced a Bingo scheduled for December 7, in the Community Hall in aid of Xmas Cheer. Members were re- minded of the Reconsecration Ser- vice, Birthday Party and exchange of gifts for the December 13 meet- ing. A pot luck lunch will follow: Following the formal closing, a practice was held forthe skit to be presented at the 50th Annivers- ary party. Drive relaxed, but always alert, Safe-Driving.Week,. December 1} Parents Night At Public School A very successful Parents Night was held in the Haileybury Public School on Monday night when ap- proximately sixty per cent of the parents were present. One of the highlights of the even- ing was the Grade One Art Gallery, ayed in the lower 'hall. Their teacher, Miss Miller, had each pupil draw a picture of their own family and these were displayed as a good example of how each child regards their family. In the upper hall, the work and note books of Grades Six, Seven Land Hight were laid out for inspect- ion. All teachers were in their rooms to meet the parents. Both parents and teachers considere the evening was a worth while effort. On Wednesday morning Mr. Se- cord, of the Public Relations Postal Department of North Bay, was at the Public School to give the pupils a talk on the various aspects of post office procedure and the work involved in sending mail all over the world. The local post master, Mr. A. H. Cooke, accom- panied Mr. Secord and introduced him to the pupils. The pupils of the Seperate School joined the public school pupils to hear Mr. Secord's talk. Haileybury Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Streight of Oakville spent the past week-end in town while they visited Mrs. Streight's mother, Mrs. John Ste- wart, who is a patient in Miseri- cordia Hospital, and her father, who is in Northdale Manor, New Liskeard. Mrs. Hazel Blackman is leaving this week-end to spend the Christ- mas holiday in Toronto with her son Don and Mrs. Blackman. Ske will then go on to St. Petersburg, Florida, for the winter months. Garfield Wineman of Fort Erie was a business visitor in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Borford of Arthur called on friends in Hailey- bury Monday on their way to Tim- mins. Thursiay, November 30, 1961 The Haileyburian Page 5 charles CAMSELL VOTE FOR FOR COUNCIL pour Il'annee 1961. steward. Vote DERAICHE for Progress Chers amis, Je viens vous demendez votre support Vannee 1962. Un vote pour Deraiche, un vote pour le progres de Haileybury votez. A. M. Deraiche AAERCI | was born and raised in Haileybury, served four years in the R.C.N.V.R. and returned to my home' town, Keenly interested in the work of the Legion, | was presi- dent of the local branch for two years and am now | wish to see Haileybury go ahead and if the citi- 1 will, if elected as councillor, do my utmost to serve the town -to the best of my-ability. A. M. Deraiche ... X zens of the town will give me their support, En fin de venir votre conseiller pour to 7. VOTE BUFFAM FOR MAYOR Fourteen years of municipal experience o's) VQ 2) LA lt takes longer to stop when roads are slippery! At 20 miles an hour, stopping takes 10 times : as long on ice or sleet as on a dry road! If you want to avoid winter accidents slow down; keep your windshield free of ice and snow; >> follow at a safe distance. If you do have fo stop in a hurry, pump your brakes, don't jam them. (Power brakes need gentle puNPIg -) "Pee, "een SArE DRIVING WEEK -- DECEMBER i be ie oe |