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THURSDAY, m JAN, -17th, 1957 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Three Civil Service News By Jack Hetherington R. R. No. 3 New Liskeard The initial meeting for 1957 of the South Temiskaming Bra- nch of The Civil Service Assoc- iation of Ontario was held in New Liskeard. on Friday, Jan- uary llth. Our new President Mr. Michael Marks, was in the chair and all other members of the staff and executive were on hand but one. Mr. Marks welcomed the new members and expressed his be- lief that 1957 would prove to be a-'very successful year both for the Branch and for the Associ- ation as a whole. The social angle of our Branch was rather neglected last year. Ray Fisher had made a fair start on it but he was transferred to Cochrane and no one else did very much about it. 'The President gave his views on the importance of a vigorous social committee and stressed that the unity of the Branch would be reflected in their ef- forts. The other committees are important but the cohesion of all Departments in the Civil Service depends to a marked ex- tent on the efforts of 'Social'. ing that regardless of how good Of course it goes without say- ing that regardless of how good a committee we have, their ef- forts are of no avail without the co-operation of all members of the Service regardless of their Department or affiliations. Looking at the Association as a whole, it has had considerable success during 1956 in it's et- forts to improve the lot of all who are employed by the .Pro- vince of Ontario. To conduct it's affairs to best advantage, the Association requires the full co-operation of all employees and these are requested to make certain that they become mem- bers if they are eligible to do so whether approached by a can- vasser or not. Only by becom- ing a member does one receive The Trillium, our own magaz- ine, and find out what the As- sociation is doing. In the various committees, the first named is the Chairman who has the authority to select any additional help required. The President, Mr. Marks, is of authomatically a mem- course ber of all committees. Health and Welfare -- Joe lanning; Social -- Bill Acton, Lenore Edwards, Les Gibbens, and Joe Fanning; Membership --J. C. Pacey and Dave Bowen. Publicity--J. Hetherington. Figure Skating Club Changes Schedule A meeting of the: members of the Haileybury Figure Skating Club was held Tuesday evening January 15, in the Haileybury Hotel. © Due to the large registration the skating schedules have had to be rearranged, in order to give each group sufficient time and instructions on the ice, These changes were thoroughly discussed at the meeting with Miss Thompson, the instructor explaining the necessity of having sufficient time for each group. s The records now show 35 be- ginners registered, 29 juniors 16 intermediates and the follow- ing schedule will now be in ei- fect; beginners, Tuesday and Thursday, 3.30 to +430 p.m.; Saturdays, 3.15 to 4.00 p.m. Juniors, Tuesdays, 4.00 to 6.00 p-m.; Thursday, no skating; Saturdays, 1.00 to 2.30 Intermediates; Tuesdays, 6.00 to 7.00 (p.m.; Thursdays, 4.CU to 7.00 p.m.; Saturdays, 1.00 to 2.30 p.m. Private lessons may be ar- ranged with the Pro. on Thurs- days and Saturdays. Watch for tickets on the wealthiest girls in town! For additional information contact Figyre Skating Club. 1.0.D.E. PRESENT PRIZES The following Public School students were the recipients of prizes from the Haileybury Chapter 1.0.D.E. recently, for highest standing in Social Stud- Curling Notes Out of the eight rinks from the local club that played in the men's Bonspiel the past week- end in New Liskeard three won prizes. "here, were thirty-six entries irom the various clubs in the iistiut and some good games played with several extra erds to determine the winner. In the first event Jeff Dixon's link with Basil Jackson, Clayt Dunn and Don Haig won fourth prize. son, Bob Vachon and Gerry lab were skipped by the fol- fourth prize in loving T. Tulloch, T. Pipe. W. Fleming, M. Drew. J. MacDon- ild and C. Vachon. Durocher got the third event, Oiber rinks from the local cl Construction Limited Temiskaming ENGINEERS COBALT, 'COMPLIMENTS OF C.E. 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