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TUES. DEC, 24th. 1957 Christmas Party At Moore's Cove Moore's Cove School was the scene of the Annual Christmas Concert-on Thursday, December 19, Mr. Norman McCarty, presi- dent of the Home and School Association was chairman. The Sr.} Room led the singing of O Canada. followed by two chor- uses, "Up in Santa Land" and "A Christmas Carol" in two parts, by J. S. Brahms. The Jr., Room took the audi- ence to London along with the school cat "Morco" while she visited the King and Queen. The Rhythm Band, accompanied at the piano by Rosalynn Murphy. HOLIDAYS GROCERY REAVELL played and sang "Jingle Bells" and " A German Folk Song." The Sr. Room boys visited Lem Haskins' Store where they all gossipped and spent a happy time with Lem. Joanne and Jac: queline Vahey sang a delightful duet "Two Little Maids". The Jr., Room posed a riddle as they sang "Who is Coming on Ohristmas Night?" A group of Sr. Girls became doting mothers for the evening and brought their precious little darlings to school for the first time to meet the new teacher. The audience reaction was one of deep sympathy for the teacher, With spotlights focussed upon a high shelf upon which small figures represented the Manger Scene against a mural of desert on one side and Bethlehem's green hills on the other, the Sr., Room sang the Christmas Story in carols and recited in unison Luke 2: 8-16. Scarcely had the last carol died away when Santa came up- on the scene to distribute zifts and thrill the thearts of the youngest members present. Mr. Ira Murphy, on behalf of the Canadian Legion Branch 33 in New Liskeard, presented Mr. McCarty with a cheque which the Home and School Associat- ion will buy Cod Liver Oil cajp- sules for the children of the school. Mr. McCarty then pre- sented Mrs. Homer Ross, past president of the Home and School with the pin of the As- sociation in recognition of her wonderful leadership in the be- ginning year of the Moore's Cove Home and School Associa- tion. The teacher, Mrs. Faith Oo. J. Gravel General I: nmsurance THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST Your CBC farm commentators are known in every rural cent- re in Ontario. Between the four for bringing you farm news, the Craig Family, gardening hints and Television's "Country Calendar." Jim Ross and Johnny Moles George Atkins, Norm Garriock, of them they are responsible They are (left to right): Plaunt and Mrs. Brontie Svekers were then presented with choco- lates by Mr. McCarty as he thanked them on behalf of the 'parents of the Home and School for their work in presenting the concert. Following children were cream. CURLING CLUB PLAN ANOTHER GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY al ice "The Queen" treated to For over twenty years now the Cobalt-Haileybury Curling Club have been sponsoring a New Year's Eve Dance in Hail- eybury. Before 1951 the club held their dances at the Hotel Haileybury but since the new curling club was built they are able to accommodate all dances in their spacious Lounge Room. The curling club have.a large floor space and are capable of handling a great number of citizens wishing to celebrate the old year out and the new year in. These dances put on by the curling club are getting more popular each year and are very well organized. Admission is by invitation only and a person can bring his friends along. on the one invitation and a good time is assured for all. Supervised check rooms are provided for both Ladies and Gentlemen, the catering this year is in the capable hands of Mrs. A. J. Brown. uniformed firemen will be in attendance to properly supervise the dance and a uniformed officer will assist in getting the many cars parked. For the past number of vears and again this year the very popular Country Club Orchestra 3 which is one of the better orch- See the Amazing VOLKSWAGEN at Klaus White Rose = Sroka ervice Station SHELL FURNACE oiL users GET SON/TOR PROTECTION WITHOUT AND ONLY SHELL FURNACE OIL USERS GET SONITOR Here's how it goes to work to save your money: when you order Shell Furnace Oil we fill your tank with the hottest .. . cleanest burning furnace oil you can buy. And then we add--Sonitor. This exclusive chemical quickly gets down to work .. . pre- vents rust from forming in P. M. FLEMIN Limited P Haileybury 9 Cobalt 4774 EXTRA CHARGE... your storagetank. This way, you can save dollars in wasteful leaks. Yet Shell Furnace Oil plus Sonitor costs no more than ordin- ary heating oils! We'll be glad to give you this added service--just give us a call. New Liskeard 1200 HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO estras in northern Ontario will again supply the music. Anyone wishing a good time on New Year's Eve, and want- ing to meet their friends, are bound to meet them at the exclusive dance put on by the Curling Club. you THE WEEK'S WEATHER Week Ending December 23. 1957 ibhursdays eer es 45 27 Friday aaa. 45 30 Saturday #3. See" Gz. 44 34 Sundays Prt iss 8. 41 o7. Monday oes sage 49 34 Happy Holiday ... May the Christmas lights burn brightly in your home and in your heart this holiday of holidays. The oft befuddled manager of "Holiday Ranch," smiling 'Hap' Masters, is still herding in the celebrities in the show's fifth season on the CBC Teievision Network. Look for it every Saturday night, HOSPITAL REPORTS Clayton Dunn, accountant at Misericordia hospital, has an- nounced that to date the hospi- tal's campaign for funds has brought in $65,176.30. He said that the thospital's own labor force is being used to construct the cafeteria and diet kitchen. He added that the hospital hopes to commence building the new wing for chronic patients some- time in 1958, but it will depend upon the amount of money com- ing in, and what grants can be obtained from the government. HOGAN CHAIRMAN D. Hogan was elected chair- man, and C, Lowery vice-chair- man when the Misericordia hospital's advisory board held its annual dinner meeting | ast week. The medical staff dinner was held Sunday. C.G.I.T. At Hospital Celebrate ; Golden Jubilee NEW YEAR'S EVE HAILEYBURY CURLING CLUB LOUNGE DANCE and PARTY ADMISSION BY INVITATION ONLY! $7.00 per couple aa A S Music by Country Club Orchestra Deluxe Hats Musical Horns Ballons Ete. Dancing 10.00 p.m. to 3,00 a,m, The C.G.1L.T. from New Lis- keard, led by Mrs. Arnold Haw- kins distributed gifts and fruits and sang carols to chronic pati- ents at Misericordia hospital recently. STUFFED CHEESE ROLLS Simple, but so impressive! A day or so ahead: use 1, 2, or more packaged flavored cheese rolls. Cut off one end of each cheese roll (do not remove cheese casing) and, with apple corer scoop out inside. Fill cent- re of one roll with whole stuff- ed olives, another with gherkins, and a third with pickled onions. Cover opened ends and chill. Arrange rolls on board, slice with knife dipped in hot water. Serve with your favorite crack- I PPERLS SSS er, Greetings TO MY CUSTOMERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Modern TAXI PHONE 52 Haileybury, Ontario PPP PLS SFT FORO TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 12.25 a.m. Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PHONE 101-22, RON CARMICHAEL'S Shell Service Station lata teal tt tata LECTERNS TNINNE May the guiding star of the true Yuletide significance illumine the pathway for | your journey throuch life... HOTEL HAILEYBURY