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ee Ee TVSD S80 3MIABY io Osos Around the Square BINGO - The Ladies of Ste. Anne held pagiher of their bingos on Wednes- mM 7 September -9 in the Legion Lounge. Share the Wealth specials Were won by: 1. Mrs. Marius La- croix, 2. Mrs. J. Cuillerier, 3. Mrs. Albert St. Jacque, Mrs. Pat Shan- non, 4. Mrs. Elizabeth Winks, 5. Mrs. D. MacKay. Mrs. J. Dumais won ithe $25 door prize. There will not. be a bingo on Wednesday, ~ September 16 but they will sume again on the 23rd. Te= Bonnie Doon Camp Resumes Meetings After a recess of the summer months, Bonnie Doon Camp of the: D.O.S. in Cobalt held theit> first meeting of the fall in the I.0.0.F. hall on Friday, September 4 with the president, Mrs. H. Smith,. pre- siding. Following the regular open- ing ceremony: the president wel- .: Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Bastien were married in Ste. Therese - Church in Cobalt on Saturday, September 12. The bride is the daughter of Mr.'and Mrs. B. Larkin. The groom is the son of Mrs. A. Bastien and the late W. Bastien. -- Photo by Smith Studio | that comed seven past presidents, one of these was Mrs. T. Lang of Tor- onto who was asked to sit at the president's right. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Marion Suth- erland read the minutes. The sick committee reported Mrs. Sara Winks and Mrs. T. Jackson 'had both been patients in the hospital. A vote of thanks was tendered tto Mrs. M. Margaret Cahill of .New Liskeard for her hospitality in the use of her cottage on Bartle Lake for the Annual picnic. A gift which had been donated by the Grand Camp Offcer was won by Mrs. Marion Sutherland. Bills were approved for payment and corres- pondence included: letter from the High School informing the. Camp Commencement Exercises were to be held this year on the |16 of October and referring to the | Sc¢holarships given to a boy and | girl student each year by the D.O. |S. A letter had been received from Mrs. S: Winks thanking members for gifts and cards sent while she was ill and one from Mrs. Muriel | Tresidder for the farewell present she received from them before leaving to make her home in Niag- ara Falls. Another member, Miss Ethel Herbert has. gone to Sudbury |to live. The president thanked all those who had filled in for absent members and the meeting closed.in regular form with a lovely lunch being served by Mrs. S. Mallett and her committee. | C.P.T. To Purchase New Wheel Chair é President Mrs, Signe -Kangas | chaired the meeting of the C. P. | and T. when they met.on Tuesday, Sept. 1 for their regular meeting which was held in the I.0.0.F. hall. Secretary Mrs. Hugh Arm- strong read the minutes of the previous meeting and the finan- cial statement by Mrs. Ellen Giffin reported the bingo and draw held in July were very successful. Win- ner of the tackle box was Mrs. Alf Seed. The C. P. and T. com- mittee would lke to thank all who assisted or patronized this |project. A motion was made to purchase another wheel chair as there is always such a need for them. One person received assis- tance from this group during the summer. A bingo is planned for the Ist of October to be held in the Community Hall. Legion Bingo At the bingo held in the Legion Lounge on Friday, September 11 'Save now for two weeks with play in '60! The BNS can help you.'? OULL PLAY best on your vacation when you're free of money worries. That's why Jack Harmer opened his special vacation Savings Account at the BNS about a year ago. It took just a small deposit each payday THE BANK OF More than 500 br hes across C da and ink to give Jack, Helen, Jeannie and Barbara the time of their lives this year. When you go on) your yacati¢n next year, leave money worries at home. Open your BNS Vacation Account now! NOVA SCOTIA d New York, The Caribbean Manager: Haileybury Branch, K. J. Macdonald. Feped ¢ ' ~ wat! Thursday, September 17, 1959 If anyone in the Thornioe area had trouble with their tele- Ee phone on Sunday, they can blame this big heron who committed suicide by. breaking its neck and hanging itself on the Northern Telephone Company lines. tay q The Haileyburian i i d sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion the win- ners of the specials were 1. Mrs. Teen Slaght, 2. Mrs. F. Chapman and C. Bellaire, 3. Mrs. G. Sul- livan and Mrs. Doris Williams, 4. Mrs. Roma- Cooper, 5. Mrs. Sul- phur of Haileybury. Mrs. J. Wright and Mrs. Ayotte shared the door prize. Cobalt Lions Begin Meetings The Cobalt Lions club held its first meeting of the 1959-60 season at the Legion Lounge on Tuesday evening with President Ernie Thi. beault in the chair. The meeting opened with the singing of O Can- ada followed by the Lions Code of Ethics read by John Damiani and Grace by Murray McKinnon, Throughout the dinner meeting a a sing song was held under the direction of Tail Twister Denis Larabie and with Ford Chapman accompanying at the piano. The roll call indicated a good turn out of members for the first meeting, (Continued On Page Seven) Daily departures by VISCOUNT From Earlton MONTREAL 3 HRS. 30 MINS. | -- TORONTO 1 HR. 55 MINS. Connections in Toronto for major U.S. Centres. Also TCA turbo-prop VISCOUNT service to ROUYN/NORANDA, OTTAWA, NORTH BAY, VAL D'OR - daily except Sunday. ~ Ask about big savings on family travel in Canada and to the U.S. FLY NOW -- PAY LATER, if you wish, on any flight in North America or overseas -- minimum fare $100. WEATHER-WATCH RADAR for smooth flying! See Nixon, Agency, MI 7-4341, or vhone TCA at Earlton TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES Begg and' Hutchinson Travel