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Page Four -- THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., DECEMBER 9th, 1954 Christmas Bazaar Held by Daughters of Scotland It was a day in the Highlands when the Bonnie Doon Camp of the Daughters of Scotland hel their Christmas bazaar in the Cobalt Community Hall last Saturday. Mrs. Annie Maddock of New Liskeard the president received the guests. Centrepieces of Scottish pine, cones from Florida and a dash of tartan gave a lovely effect while Mrs. Muriel Tressider of Cobalt played Scottish airs on the piano, Mrs. A. Lebland was convener of the reception committee, with Mrs. Nellis Henderson and Mrs. Carolyn McArthur asher assis- tants. Mrs. E M,. Houghton and Mrs, T. J. Duncan poured- Kitchen arrangements were un- der convenership of Mrs. Mal- let and Mrs. Clattenburg. Mrs Mary Orr and Mrs. Lena Jackson looked after the produce table. At the fancy work table were Mrs. Madge McLeod and Mrs- F. Chapman and Miss Ethel Herbert and Miss Lillian Burton sold home-made candy. In charge of the "Touch and Take" were Mrs. Cahill and Mrs, Maille and tickets on the Scot- tish doll won by Mrs. Kate Jeff- ries of Haileybury were sold by Mrs. L- Richards and Mrs: J, Munro, Tickets on the Christ- mas cake won by Mrs. H. Burton of Haileybury were sold by Mrs| C. Slater and Mrs. J. Lang. Serving the refreshments were Mrs: Perey Grozelle, Mrs. Dave McLauchlan, Mrs. VY. Dinesen, Mrs- M, Beeson, Mrs. R. Flem- ing and Mrs, S, Labelle. Mrs. H. Burton ran the bin- go with prizes going to Mrs, E. Garceau Mrs, O- Leblanc, Mrs Young, Mrs. Audette, Mrs. Bab- ineau, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Wil- son and Mrs, Armstrong. Mrs: Hewett won the door prize and Mrs: Cahill of New Liskeard won a doll and a box of candy, From Stratford to Northern Ontario The performance of "Saint Joan", Canadian Players' plat form version of George Ber- nard Shaw's play which will come to New Liskeard Memor- jal Hall early in January, is one of a province-wide tour this year, playing in twenty-three Ontario centres before opening in De- troit on February Sth for the start on their United States tour. If the Canadian Players are successful in this next venture and we have no reason to think anything else, they plan to re- turn again next year with a presentation in the Haileybury Schools Auditorium. That magic phrase "The Strat- ford Festival" is all that is necessary to assure the company of complete success n_ bringing their fine artistry to the Cana- dian and American people. It is atribute to the ceaseless effort of many and particularly the president Tom Patterson that the response to American book- ingsis so enthusiastic that they do not particularly care "What is the Play?" but only that the Canadian Players are on the way. The group of seven, among them Ann Casson and Douglas Campbell who compose the cast of Saint Joanis made up of ac- tors from Britain, British Col- umba and the United States. All have appeared with 'the Cana- dian Stratford Festival Co. We feel confident that the North Country will be delighted to have the privilege of having Canadian players come to them. Alf. Legris is New President of Tri-Town Club Elections are in the news these days and election of officers for the 1955 term was completed De- cember 4th by the Tri- Town Club of the Associated Canadian Travellers at their monthly lun- cheon meeting, Results of the pollling were as follows: President--Alf Legris, by ac- clamation. Vice - Presidents -- Margo Knigge, Bill Bilodeau, Reg. Fielder. Directors: Larry Allard, J. La- mothe, Verne Lundy, George Morgan, Stan Tressider, The new Executive will take office at the January meeting. Members are reminded that the Christmas party for their children will commence at 7:00 pm.. Friday December 10, in the Blue Room of the Hotel Haleybury. Condensed Ads. Bring Results ! of them Announcements Auction Sale Bills Blotters, Bill Heads, Booklets, Brochures, Cheques Business Cards Color Printing Business Record Forms Envelopes, all kinds Factory Forms Fair Printing Fine Stationery Financial Statements Folders Printed forms save We can supply you with all LET US HELP YOU . WITH PRINTED FORMS many otherwise tedious tasks. enquire. 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The annual Christmas party for the ladies will not be held this month as Rotary Interna- tional's Golden Anniversary is ahead and plans will be made to Mondav's Election Registers Low Vote From Electors One hundred and thirty-five hardy citizens braved the bright sunshine and the crisp December air on Monday, December 7th, from 9:00 a-'m. to 6:00 p.m. to register their vote for members of the Board of Education. eight were eligible to make their way behind the curtain and pick up a pencil but by twelve noon a disgruntled lot of poll clerks were wondering why they were there and fortunate if had two votes in the box. The just over 17% vote, we do believe, is a new low for any- where. ONR October Profits Down from Last Year Despite an increase in gross the October 1953, figure, genera] running costs of the ~Ontario Northland Railway were so high in October this year that the net profit of the organization was decreased by $86,205. 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