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THE HAILEYBU RIAN THURSDAY, APRIL. 7th, 1955 Civil Servants Hold Reguiar Meeting © at New Liskeard The regular meeting of €xecutive of the South iemis- kaming Branch of the-Civil Ser- vice Association of Ontario was held on 'Luesday, March 29th with President R. C. Tombs in charge. Thera the Was very little new business up for discussion. No gricvances or suggestions were handed in, so apparently all is ' well so far as our branch is con- cerned: More windshield stick- ers showing membership in the Associatibn have been ordered but have not arrived. Should you need one, contact Miss Beth Blair, branch secretary. joe Fanning, socia] and wel- fare, gave his report on the ban- quet and dance held on the even- ing of Feb. 25th The net pro- ceeds anrounted to $36.00. which will be added to the fund. To those who have been asking "when will you have the next one?" the answer is probably some time in June. A quantity of "Pay What You Pull" books have been received and _ distrib- uted among the executive. The main prize for this will be $50.00 with five additional prizes of $10.00 each. The draw for these will be made sometime in the fall and net proceeds will be ear- marked for the annual Christmas 'party for the children of mem- bers. Arrangements haye been com- pleted for the meeting with Mr. A: Jackel. district director, and this will be held held in the Council Chambers of the Memor- ial Hall in New Liskeard on Friday, Apri] 15th. This is pri- marily for Mr. Jackel, Lands and Forests, to become acquain ed with branch managers though business concerning the Asso- ciation as a_whole will be dis- cussed- Lloyd Morrow, -- sports direc- tor. assisted by Dave Bowen. has conducted euchre parties during the winter and this way brought to a close by a parity held in the banquet room of the Memorial Hall in New Liskeard" on Friday, April Ist. Mrs. Roy Edgar won the lalies first. with the consolation going to Mrs. L. Fitzer. An unusual end to the parties was that the gent's high and low were won by Dave Bowen and Lioyd Morrow. the gentlemen who canducted the series. A popular winner of the door prize was Teo Ducharme After the cards, lunch provided by the ladies, was served ant dancing was enjoyed until m'd- night' You members who vass up the civil service socials are missing a lot of fun as well as the opportunity of meetine the members from the other depart- ments. LEO'S TAXI Phone 311 Leo Deraiche, Prop. HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO = SSS Phone 52 Modern Taxi Hotel Haileybury C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 508 New Liskeard | Ackroyd and Son PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, New Liskeard : Ontario | Phones 442 and 442-B \ ---------------------- Mixed Curling Bonspiel Held in New Liskeard A.very successful mixed bon; spiel was held in New Liskeard at the last week-end with fifty rinks participating. There were fifteen rinks from the local club with four reaching the prize bracket. in the first event, the Francis rink from New Liskeard won first over Jeff Dixon with Wild- er from Kapuskasing taking third prize and Bill Lickley of New Liskeard fourth- In the second event, Sherry of North Bay took the first, with Emerick of Englehart second, Barlow of New Liskeard third and Edéy of Haileybury fourth. The third event was won by the Patriquin rink of Haileybury with Wilson, Elk Lake second, Hurst, Haileybury third . and Ross New Liskeard fourth. Those on the local rinks were: Jeff Dixon, Ann Keddie, Clayton Dunn and Lila Dixon. Wy Edey, Nessa McAulay, Claude O'Shaugnessy and Minnie O'Shaughnessy. Bob Patriquin, Mary Hicks, Jim Hicks and Rene Patriquin. ' Alan Hurst, Eva Pridhom, Earl Hawkins and Muriel Hurst. --Want Ads. Bring Results! Page. Five BIRDS AND FLOWERS "Birds and Flowers o a4turlo If birds and flowers are an in- dication spring has arrived, it 1s here. According to several calls we have had from the townspeople. the robins have returned and one, Mrs. Dave Herbert. reports her crocuess are out in bloom: Also Gordon Wilson reports it wont be long before his rhubarb will be ready for stew Vandals At Work "' : on Local Golf Course ' A report has come to our ro- tice of wilful damage being done to the Haileybury Golf Club building during the past week-end. Why anyone would délight in destroying property is beyond any person's imagiantion. If the offenders are caugnt, the pa rents will be held responsible and will have to pay for the damage. WARNING! ANYONE CAUGHT TRESPASSING ON HAILEYBURY GOLF COURSE WILL BE PROSECUTED -- --_ get there faster... +.» REAL ECONOMY, TOO! When you'd like to do business promptly .. . add days to vacations . . . or be home sooner-- fly CPA. 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