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------ Page Six THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, MAY 26th, 1955 With The Civil Service Your executive met in regular business session on Tuesday. May 11th. Correspondence on hand was considered and acted upon. Among the items receiv- ed was the monthly letter from the Association President, Har- old Bowen. On reading this letter, two factors stand out; one of them, that the Association needs you, and, more important, you need the Association. It has been mentioned before-- both in the Branch news letter and the press release that if you are eligible for membership and had been overlooked, to contact Stewart Frew, New Liskeard. This time I am going to be a bit more specific. in the nominal roll for the Branch which is used for mailing out the news letter, I fail to find any from the De- partment of Lands and Forests and from the Department of Mines, both at Elk Lake. Just who is at fault for this state of affairs, | don't know, but if you are interested in your Associa- tion and wish to renew your membership or enroll as a new member, get in touch wth Stewart at once. If your name is in his hands by May 26th, you will be on the mailing list for the next news letter whether your your membership card comes through or not. SAN NOTES Pad Mrs. Enes Pasqual had as her visitors on the week-end her husband, A. Pasqual, Mrs. Mary Nosa, her mother, Agnes Casha- back, Anteo Pellizzon, Larenzo Rinaldo Maria Rinaldo, and Mrs. Emila Rinaldo, all of Timmins Mrs. Mell Ano and Louiso Re- ginto of Cobalt. Mrs. Eva McLeod had as_ her visitors her nephew, Allen Rud- dy of Kirkland Lake. Mrs. Doreen Lafreniere was visited by her daughter, Janet Mae and Mr. and Mrs. Armand Lafreniere of Nedelec, Que. Visitors of Mrs. H. Jubinville were hey sister, Mrs. Ray Will- ard of Chaput Hughes, Mrs.Gor- don Wilson of Kirkland Lake Mr. and Mrs. Noel Jubinville of Matachewan and Miss E. La- brecque of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. McGonegal all of Cobalt, and herhusband Henry Jubinvil'e of Cobalt. ? Paul Maille of New Liskeard visited with his wife, Mrs. Maille Guests of Miss Jean Labelle were her mother, Mrs. O. La- belle of Ansonville. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paul Thin- rien and M. Cyr of Mount Rock Mrs. L. McKnight was visited by her h*shand Clifford Mc- Knight of Timmins. Leslie Swain of Timmins vis- ited his wife Mrs. Cora Swain. New Bursaries Given at Ontario Agricultural College Five bursaries of $200 each for the year 1955-56 have been offer- ed by Mrs. Elsa Stewart of Al- monte, Ont. to assist students entering the first year of the De- gree Course at the Ontario Agricultural College. Mrs. Ste- wart graduated from MacDonald Institute, O.A.C., in 1932 and her husband from the O.A.C. in 1933. The bursaries are designed for secondary school students with a good academic record and an active interest in community agricultural affairs. A recom- mendation from the zone execu- tive of the Federation of Agri- culture for the zone of residence, together with recommendations from the county agricultural representative and the secondary school principal will be required. The financial need of applicants will be considered. Applications and supporting recommendations must be sub- mitted to the Registrar of the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph, not later than Septembe™ 1st, 1955. The Ontario Deparment of Mines has announced the retire ment of Miss Bessie C. Sefton, Registrar of the Mining Court, after thirty years' service with the Department. Try Our Condensed Ads. poner How To Fight Poison Ivy The North American Continent is the only area in the world infested with the three-leaved plant which brings discomfort and misery to millions of country dwellers and nature-loving city folk each year. Captain John Smith, one of the earliest English settlers on this continent, described poison ivy as the cause of a This widespread plant, with its 4 two cousin', poison oak and poison disease that lasts for two weeks. Ladies Auxiliary Plan Activities The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion met recently in the Legion Hall and plans were made to attend the rally in Cobalt on May 30th. It was de- cided to make some alterations to the main hall. The Auxiliary catered to a ban- quet on Friday evening last and they wish to thank all who help- ed in any way. The president. Mrs. Alice Fle- and introduced the guest of the evening, Mrs. E. M. Marsh of Englehart, Zone Commander for the Cobalt district. The report of the officers were given secre- tary Mrs. Al. Hargrave and treasurer Mrs. Jack Hughes, bingo, Mrs. Mary Grenon, Hall and Banquet, Mrs. Frank Plaunt and Sick Committee, Mrs. Alice Fleming. All had very gratify- ing reports. Before the closing of the meet- ing Mrs' Marsh expressed her the meeting and for a very en- joyable evening. She praised the work of the auxiliary ana for the work of all connected, also the co-dperation of members and officers. The rally was briefly outlined also some points from the convention. The meeting closed in form after which Mrs. Philip Libby and her social committee served a delicious salad supper. Will Bring (Juick! Results pis" shia Rt rik an ming, presided at the meeting pleasure at being able to attend Condensed Advertisements ftehy rash which can develop into spreading blisters and, eventually, = ite pen, eshy sores. Government Notice ntil recently, John Smith's re- port on the time it takes to get (Continued from Page Three) over a case of poison ivy was ac- Recount aParca = curate. Nowadays, however, medi- se No Description Area Amount eal science has provided a drug |. ae ae gee (Actes) Due pore head die cation. a T.870A 1677 CST re ie eee ng kight-oi-way of H.E.P.C. Trans Lines) ¢ a 2: eae ECMO WILLS Laat ctatereeeey eRe) Poza! siclsnAkes a lewlle whe fel ste Ah Jeleip elon Omi 15.25 sores 94 T.606 315 SST M.K. 3808, Baden Lownship 13.14 The most important element in T.006 334 sst M.K. S007; Baden 'Lownship 12.05 prevention of poison ivy is the ; A [.606 6/71 SST North Part ot M.K. 5870 (Part not incuded in Temagami knowledge that you have been ex- Pe i ' AL HORCSieINCREIN EG) Baden, OwMnShip mec see es oe Sei < oe) 35.6 13.71 posed. Poison ivy has a character- | sprays should be applied in hot 1.606 | 333.2551 Part of M.R. 58/1 (Part not covered by the waters of : istic three-leaf cluster, the sur- |. clear weather during the second of Matachewan Lake) Baden Townshi 31.5 faces of the leaves being smooth | poison ivy's two growth periods. Teo ky) Sir Part of MER 5872 bes 3 1 OCs EC ID 2 13.21 and glossy, or sometimes hairy. | This occurs when the leaves are : ee ete 872 (being all that part not covered by the Doctors at Syracuse University | fully formed. The spray must a Pass W BAO 1 Matachewan Lake) Baden Township ............ 27.9 12:72 recently conducted tests which | be applied generously. After two 1.606 331 SS r SKE 5/5 balens showashipeepeeiinn. koe Uae. menie ote 34.4 13.56 showed that a preparation called | or three days the plants will wilt. 7.606 314 SST M.R. 5901, Baden M@Ownshifpy seer care Brats eiers opsiwre e205 SON 41.2 14.51 Bristamin Lotion with Zirconium | At this ain tite sloyes or news- 13606 | 335; Ssh M.R. 5960, Baden ho wilshiip Se ee ceteris bela et, 24.0 12.30 will completely prevent the irri- | papers which are thrown away: 7.441. 5201 SST Mining Ri art of 2.95 BORON ic SN Sina a Sas 5 tating rash of poison ivy if the | after use, you can dig and pull the SAR pee ely ae ef EELS, (not covered by the waters medication is applied within eight | plants up by the roots. It is po- T441 5202 SST Mini ontreal River) Cairo Township ...................... 23.0 16.74 hours of exposure. Evidently the | tentially dangerous to burn poison 3 irra Mining Rights, M.R. 9507, (Cairo mlownship) sis seeker nnn ter 42.26 16.27 sirconium combines with the irri- | ivy since the toxic oils are carried T.41 5189 SST Mining Rights, M.R. 9508, Cairo Township ............... 39.11 24.95 tant in the plant oil in such a way | in the smoke and can cause severe 441° 5190 Sst Mining Rights, M.R. 9526, Cairo iow mShip: «cn taceaen ace 62.78 24.59 as to render it harmless to the | poisoning if the smoke is inhaled. T.441 #5191 SST Mining Rights, Part of M.R. 9557 (Not covered by waters i skin, The doctors say that if you Care and a bit of planning are or the Wontre: leRave sis sat 5 y 3 : a. : i y : ai ft Mc RAVER) | Caito) LOWnSHipi. saskiemibieec nese tie 38.02 24.40 don't get the Bristamin lotion on { needed to avoid the misery of poi- 7.441 5200 SST Mining RashteumNioR. OSSeleare ace ; before the rash starts, the remedy | son ivy, but those who have suf- 7.441 7472 SST Mj nas owe DES) pve 29905 Cairo Township Bet Ose ee 41.88 26.39 will still help relieve the itching. | fered from the disease are only 5 fe 3st Net Rights, M.R. 10149, Cairo Township .............. 3 38.26 24.55 For patches of ivy growing in | toohappy tobe able to do something T.441 7471 SST Mining Rights, Part of M.R. 10150, (Not covered by the the yard or in places where chil- | about this bane of vacationers. waters of Montreal River) Cairo Township ................ 14.34 12.29 dren play, commercial sprays con- | Thanks to weed chemicals and T.705 7943 SST Mining Rights, S.W. 21 (Part of N.W.% of N.% of Lot 6 taining 2, 4-D or a chemical called | Bristamin Lotion with Zirconium Con. 6) Coleman Township : cts A NO 7.67 ammonium sulfamate are effective | poison ivy can ngw be considered cc oe >: ; PRS AIR CI Re Fin pe Se he 5 : killers if used correctly. The | preventable, & M705) 7943. S51 Mining Rights, S.W.24, (Part of S.E.%4 of N.% of Lot 6, Con. 6 We Golemany Township® Avge wpeecsectient ete Baik ck Meee deans 3.0 7.43 -= T.204 2880 SST MR1D243) Gillkes lami. «cage cies Ses eet ek eee ee 20.0 14.48 "The Chinook," fabulous wind peratures 'from sub-zero read- 1.204 2879 SST A049 Gillies "enmit See ee Paes a. eS eo ees BS cies 19.8 14.44 of the Alberta foothills, frequ- ings to thaws in a matter of T.204 2878 SST 199 / Om (Gillies pstmt sa ice see ik notte oe bbe er oo 20.1 14.50 ently in the winter raises tem- minutes. 270° 3550. SST PISS Gilliese Limit' Goce. spt te es kee oe see 15.6 11.29 Form 23 a Section 88 (4) 2 2 y ADVANCE POLL NOTICE OF HOLDING AN NOTICE is hereby given that_pursuant to The Election Act, 1951, (Section 88) a poll for the Electoral District of Temiskaming will be open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th days of June 1955, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. Stand ard Time (9 a. m. until 6 p-m.and 8 p.m. until 11 pm. Daylight Saving Time) TEMAGAMI - H. T. Lloyd's Residence - Community Hall HAILEYBURY - Legion Hall COBALT The Polling Place (or places) for the said electoral district will be located at NEW LISKEARD - Public Library Bldg. ENGLEHART - ELK LAKE MATACHEWAN - Legion Hall - Town Hall - J, Waterhouse Drug Store for the purpose of receiving the votes/of voters who expect to be absent from the electoral district on the day fixed for polling. The ballot box (or boxes) will be opened and the votes counted at 7 p.m. Standard Times (8 p.m. Daylight Saving Time), of Thursday, the 9th day of June, 1955 at the said place. Dated at New Liskeard, Ont., this ]9th day of May, 1955. C. R. SOPHA, Returning Officer