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ae _THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT _WEERLY 22S RROE Page Five .-THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1957 St. Andrews Federation tod Aanual Bazaar 7 A most successful Bazaar was held Saturday, November 9th, in the United Church under the auspices of the Women's Fed- eration. The basement was attractively decorated with Christmas colors cedar boughs, and coloured lights. The guest were received at the door by Mrs. J. W. Wilkin- son and Mrs. J. Timmins. The tea table, laid with a lace cloth was centered with a Santa Claus, sleigh and reindeer and coloured candles. Mrs, H. Pickard was in charge of the tea table with Mrs. G. Pratt, Mrs. M. Elliott and Mrs. N. J. McAulay assisting in the kitchen. Misses Pat Arnold, Katie Uren, Ann Breithaupt and, Kathleen Neelands served the guests. Mrs. M. B. Glazier, Mrs. Wer ReessoOmenvilles =) Mise |e Rogers and Mrs. J. Wilkinson poured tea during the afternoon. Knitted articles caught the eye as one entered. This was in charge of Mrs, G. Thoday_ and Mrs. Wm, Farmer. The apron table with Mrs. C. Loyery assisted by Mrs. C. Tuer Mrs. H. Thompson and Mrs. F, McFar- lane made a pretty booth with the riot of colors and all kinds and styles of aprons, Something new was a delica- tessen table with all manner of appetising goodies. Mrs. L. Childs, Mrs. D, Gagnon and Mrs. C. Dobbs were in charge of this. The produce table which is always a well patronized one was looked after by Mrs, J. Richie, Mrs. G. Maddison and Mrs. G. Gibson, Mrs, M. B. Glazier, Mrs, T. Crandall, Mrs. N. Austin, Miss C. Somerville and Mrs. F. Aus- tin were at the fancy work table where the usual variety of articles were displayed. The fish pond was the draw- ing card for the children with Mrs. D, Dean and Mrs, J. Robinson in charge assisted by Diane Dean and Rosemary Robinson. The ladies at the candy booth were Mrs. E. St. Louis, Mrs. D. Gardnier and Miss T. Arkinson were kept busy. Mrs. D, Scanlan, Mrs. F. Reavell and Mrs. J. Valentine looked after the touch and take parcels with Miss Muriel Rice the cookbooks. During the afternoon Miss Betty Lou Atchison and Miss Wildwood, Mrs. F. OBITUARY CLAYTON W CAVERLY With deep and sincere regret, the management of Hill-Clark- Francis announces the death of a vice-president, Mr. Clayton W. Caverly, suddenly, at To- ronto, on Sunday November 10, in his forty-sixth year. He was the beloved husband of Ethel C. (Benny) Caverly and dear father of Joanne, Douglas, Heather, Bruce, Paul and Kathy Mr. Caverly joined Hill-Clark -Francis, Limited, at Timmins in 1935. His business ability brought well-earned promotion within the company and _ his friendly manner won him a host of friends. At the time of his death, Clayton Caverly was vice-presi- dent of Hill-Clark-Francis and was president of their subsidary lumber companies, John W. Fogg, Ltd. and A. E.| Wicks, Ltd. The body rested at _ his home, Dymond Cresent, New Liskeard with the funeral ser- FIRST BROWNIE PACK On November llth, the first Haileybury Pack of Brownies took part in the Rememberance Day ceremonies. We would like to thank Mrs. Hargraves very much for leading the marching, Our last meeting was held on November 4th, at 7 o'clock when SALE OF TIMBER TENDERS WILL BE RE- CEIVED' BY THE UNDER- SIGNED UP to and including Tuesday, December 3rd, 1957, at 12 o'clock Noon, for the right to cut the timber on parts Lorrain and South Lorrain Townships, District of Timiskaming, FURTHER PARTICULARS MAY BE OBTAINED upon application to the undersigned or from the District Forester at North Bay, Ontario. Tawny Owl, Mrs. Parry, and assisted Tawny Pat Arnold took Brownie tunnel. Tawny Owl has been given over in Brown Owl's absence. special attention to the Tween- Our sincere thanks to Mrs. ies, all new Brownies who will Arnold who was asked to talk soon be ready for enrollment. about bulbs, and who showed us Pat Arnold conducted the oe to ay and care for a nar-+ games and worked with the ae bu 5 Pees a Golden Hand people. Again our Seal ae Gyee ee special TO- thanks to Mrs. Hargrave for wnie ritual, opening with the explaining the compass and Fairy Ring, holding a pow-wow helping pass tests. closing with a Brownie hymn The next meeting will be on and prayer. Then we formed a Monday, the 18th, PAGE FIVE SPECIAL ! COBALT, 1954 PONTIAC, magnificent shape, only $1,395. JACK MATHEWS' GARAGE ONTARIO DR. GRAHAM JUDSON ANNOUNCES THE OPENING Presenting Dod¢ Beautiful --this year Dodge brings you a bright new fashion show on wheels -- fresh-full of styling advances that are a dream away for ordinary cars! New "'safety-mate" dual headlamps on every model! 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