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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN 1955 THURSDAY, OCT. 6th, Canadian Legioi News BY BOB FLEMING We, of the men's branch of the Legion had our joint execu- tive meeting with the Ladies executive oi the Auxiliary. The busimess discussed was the control of the hall. for the past year and more the Ladies have handled it all themselves and carried alll the finance for its up-keep. Last night it was agreed that the Ladies continue their run- ning ol the hall, but they are to receive financial assistance irom the men until the early part of the new year. When, at that time, another meeting will be held, and the men are to consid- er taking it over themselves again. With financial assistance from the ladies, of course. At the present time the men can help financially but are not able to take it over. We have oifered help for a period of time until we are in a better state ourselves, which we hope will be in the very near future. One big reason that we can not handle the hall situation conypletely is the lack of mem- bers, and activity, in the branch. At our last meeting things appeared to take a big step for- ward. We hope we can continue to take more steps in the right direction with more new mem- bers, and new ideas such as de- veloped from our last meeting. If you are a veteran, or even a Legion member that has not been coming out, we will be very glad to have you with us. We need you, and you will find a great deal of self-satisfaction in being an active Legion mem- ber yourself. _ I truthfully say that you could not be a part of a better organization. Ihave been very lax in get ting things rolling for our pop- py campaign but I intend to get going immediately. Give poppy day a lot of thought and your most needed financial sup- port. can also C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 508 New Liskeard NORTH COBALT NEWS Miss Patricia Drinkwater of Haileybury, visited on Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lucien England and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rathwell of Kirkland Lake visited friends on Saturday. Mrs. H. Moore of New Lis- keard visited on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clit- ford Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Leveille and family spent the weekend at the home of their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leveille of Matachewan. William Vinkle of Kirkland Lake visited old friends in town on Saturday. Jerry Meniur of Sudbury district spent Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs. Paul Crispin and family. Miss Judy Eckensviller visit- ed on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joepsh Bolger of Cobalt. Elie Lupien of Nedalac Que. spent Sunday with his daught- er Mrs. Victor Pilon and family Mrs. Dave Webster of Kirk- land Lake called on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt MacPreson. Mr. and Mrs. George Harmer of Thornloe were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans. Miss Jean Bolan and_ her brother Allan visited friends over the weekend at Eau Claire. William Pringle and daught- er Miss Linda Pringle of Lond- on were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Arney on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. MacFar- lane and son Zane spent the weekend with his brother James MacFarlane and family of Eau Claire. Mrs. George Menzies and her brother Bud Arney accompani- ed by Angus St. Jacques of Kirkland Lake, spent Sunday with their brother and sister-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Arn- ey and family. Cliff Farrow Liskeard Mrs. Far- McGrath Mr. and Mrs. and family of New spent Sunday with row's brother Herb and family. Fire is a menace to the entire community. Fire can take your life, the lives of your loved ones, or can ruin you and your neighbors. Fire pre- vention is for everyone--Please be careful .. . Lape | Armie's IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Haileybury Old Joe, one of the Fire Department's greys, being held by the late Ab. Dickson, in 1920. Recent visitors for Mr. Knight were Mrs. Ed_ Stallon from Toronto and C. Knight of Timmins. Mrs. E. Cote from New Lis- keard was visiting Miss Cote, a patient in the San. Visiting Jan Labelle were Ar- ' thur, Lucien, Andre and Juliette Labelle from Ansonville. - Angelo Pasqual of Timmins visited Mrs. Pasqual recently. Mrs. Swain had as visitors at the San, Mr. and Mrs. Col Jack- son from Kirkland Lake. Bill Webster from Cobalt was a recent visitor of Mrs. Oldham. Visiting Miss Gabrielle Fort- in at the San were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Painthoud and son Jos- eph and son-in-law, Camille Provencher from Normandin. Miss Myrtle Harrison of Kirk- land Lake was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, Marcella St. Haileyburian Want Ads Will Bring Resuits i LEO'S TAXI : Phone 311 | Leo Deraiche, Prop. | HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO Mr. and Mrs. William Brow- ne and daughters Misses Pam and Ellen of Cobalt were visit- ors on Sunday at the home of Vincent Arney and family. Misses Lillian Landry and Jacqueline Ayotte spent Sun- day with Miss Landry's parents Mr. and Mrs. Emile Landry of North Bay. Miss Clemente Blanchard of Haileybury visited on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Blanchard. Mrs. Elsie Arney and son Luke of Cobalt spent Sunday with her son Vincent Arney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ayotte and son Victor motored to North Bay on Sunday to visit his sister Mrs. Emile Landry and family. A successful and enjoyable euchre party was held in the Orange hall Friday September 30th under te auhspices of the LOBA lodge, North Cobalt. Prize winners were: ladies first, Mrs. Charles Johnston of New Liskeard; second, Mrs. Al- bert McChesney; consolation, Mrs. Tom Taylor of New Lis- keard; skunk prize was won by Mrs, Wilbert Farrow of New Liskeard; men's first, Jack Smith; second, Tom Taylor of New Liskeard; consolation, Wil- bert Farrow of New Liskeard with Mr. Swaine of New Lis- keard receiving skunk prize. Coming Events The Curling Club Bingo will be held October 8 in the Curling Club lounge. The Curling Club Stag will be held October 19. C. W. L. Bazaar and tea, Oc- tober 28th and 29th. --Want Ads. Bring Results! I SELL INSURANCE BUT .... . My business is selling insurance, but I know that no insurance can pay for your life. This is Fire Prevention week -- If everyone of us does our part all year round in preventing fire--tragedy and loss from fire can be kept out of Haileybury. fan MacDiarmid General Insurance Haileybury CO-OPERATE WITH OUR FIREMEN! Winners of the baseball pool at St. Mary's On The Lake San- atorium were: Ist game--Mr. Pelletier and Mr. Lindberg; 2nd game--Mr. Ranger and Mr. Lamothe; 4th game--Mr. Rang- er and Mr. Hazelwood. A bingo was held last week at the Sanatorium and the win- ners were: 1 game: Mr. Peter Tonin; 2 games: Mr. L. Buch- anan; 3 games: Mrs. Knight; 4 games: Mr. Georgeoff; 5 games: Mr. Davies; 6 games: Mrs. Mc- Leod; 7 games: Mrs. Quinn; 8 games: Mr. Davies and Mr. Tremblay. Mrs. Hilda Jubinville was visited over the weekend by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mc- Gonegal and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ed McGonegal all of Cobalt. a Mr. Hector Brousseau an Mr. E. Drapeau from. Anson- Haileybury Lumber Company ville visited with Mrs. Brous- seau at the San recently. SUPPORT OUR FIREMEN FIGHT FIRES! 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