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- rousing business, THURS., NOVEMBER 7, 1957 ACROSS the KITCHEN TABLE By Mrs. Mac. Across the Kitchen Table Snow! Snow!! Beautiful Snow!!! The weather in this district is very hard to get along with. Last. week I was bragging about strawberries and roses and shortely after we went to press On Thursday, there: was a snow drift across the office door that two men _ couldn't- shake hands over. Oh, well, by the time this is in print, the skies will probably: be blue again, the mud will all be dried wp and every- thing will be lovely. Don't we always get Indian summer after the first snowfall? JOROIOK Last. Thursday morning when IT was coming to work, a car was in the ditch just this side of Liskeard. The -ditch was not ~ very deep but the car was flat. on its top with the wheels in the air Farther along the road we saw: several places where « cars had been off the road. And from noon on, cars were skidding 'all over the street in front of the office, tow trucks were doing a and in spots, several different shades of blue. A day of this sort is what really makes one appreciate "Old Dobbin-and the one-horse shay." KK An article by Pete McGillen in the Toronto Telegram. on 'Moving the stove," brought nostalgic memories of my early days when the good old fashion- the air was BEN BOURGET Phone 490 Box 6 General Building Contractor Remodeling & Repairing Remodelage & Reparage Houses, Boats & Boat Building Haileybury, Ont. W. G: B. Reynolds, O, B. E., left, who has been apponted 'Comissioner of Safety, heading the Highway Safety Branch of the Ontario Department of Transport, is congratulated by Trans- port Minister James N. Allen, who announced the appointment. Mr. Reynolds has left his posit- ion as general manager of the Ontario Safety League to tke up his new duties on November 1, THE HAILEYBURIAN 'and COBALT WEEKLY - POST. member's fees remitted to the Branches and special aid to small Branches to finance the expenses of an observer to the Annual. At the close of the meeting Jack Hetherington acted as chairman for the election of President. This proved to be a mere formality as Mr. Jackel [JB JO ad10y9 shounueUN ayy sem for the position for the ensuing year.- The Wood Duck, brightest col ored duck found in Canada nests in holliw trees and stumps. Even ornithologists are unsure how the young birds, before they can fly, get out of the high nests and down to the ponds and streams Page Seven where they are reared.. Our cars and roads have been improved. Now let's improve our driving. Pick-Up Phone and 460 Delivery WE SELL THE BEST SERVICE THE REST TRI-TOWN T.V. & RADIO 19 Armstrong St. Phone 460. New Liskeard CORPORATION OF TOWN OF HAILEYBURY COURT OF REVISION TAKE NOTICE that held to hear and determine 1957, at 8:00 P.M. ed wood stove was moved out of WITH THE CIVIL SERVICE Lands and Forest, Cochrane, as to our wishes at the Director's business proportion of the "summer" kitchen when the watm weather came and back into the house again when the air became nippy in the fall. It always gave me such a_ nice feeling of space enough to move around in, when~the stove went out, but the first evening after it was moved in again gave us such a feeling of cosiness and warmth that we felt old King Winter could blow his hardest and we wouldn't care. But to this day, I think the only reason my husband puts up with the electric stove is because it doesn't need to be moved each spring and fall. Want Ads. Bring Results TORONTO MONTREAL VAL D'OR - Rouyn/Noranda OTTAWA 2 hrs. 30 mins. - 4 Hrs. lhr. 20 mins. 35 mins. 3 hrs. Connections in Toronto for U.S. Cities and Western Canada, for Maritimes Connections in Montreal ®% Newfoundland. See your Travel Agent or call TCA Office, -Earlton Airport, Phone Earlton 48. Box 940 For all your travel requirements, contact NIXON, BEGG & HUTCHINSON TRAVEL AGENTS New Liskeard Phone 322 on -- Temiskaming Construction Limited ae Electrical and Mechanical Installations -- oO Be HEAD OFFICE P.O. Box 459 Haileybury,Ont. ENGINEERS Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation Telephone 517 By J. Hetherington A general meeting of the South Temiskaming Branch C.S.- A.O. was held in the Council Ee - Business is Going to the Dogs... . Chambers of the Community Hall, New Liskeard, on. Friday, October 25th. President M. Marks, Probation Officer for Temiskaming, was in charge. It is possible that many mem- bers of the Association as well as those who, though employed by the province have never joined up, have a rather vague idea of what has been done for them by the Association from its President - District Direct- ors down to the Branch officers and executive. Space does not permit the listing of all im- provements and financial gains but it will suffice to say that were it not for the continuing efforts of the Association your conditions of employment would now be on a par -with that of 1950. The Annual Meeting of the Association as a whole is held each year in November. During the year the various Branches submit resolutions on problems which they wish to have dis- cussed and voted upon at the Annual. The Resolutions com- mittee complies these and for- wards a copy of all resolutions made to each Branch. The Branch studies these and calls a general meeting to pre- sent them to the members and thus get their opinion on how they wish their delegate to vote when called upon 'to do so. That, in brief, was the purpose of the meeting on October, 25th. If you wish to have any voice in the operation of your Branch and thus in the Association, attend all general meetings when called upon to do so. South Temiskam- ing will be represente! at the Annual, by Mrs. Jean Dunn, ave Bowen and foe Tanning. t wish io make clear that>no 2embe receives ai pay for services rendered [Expenses are paid those who - attend at Dist- rict or Annnal meetings One of the results of the An- nual « year ago wa; the format- ion of Amco (Anunal Meeting Committee on Organization). The purpose of Amco was to make a complete study of the Association. Were any amend- ments or addition; necessary to the constitutions?.. With the Associzion would it be neces- sary to hire personnel to take care of increased business? They studied the financial require- ments and computed what in- crease in dues might be needed. They discussed the power and authority of the board of Direc- tors. Another question was that of leadership and training in Association affairs, This will give yowa broad outline of Amco. ; On Sunday, October 27th, a District meeting was held at Cochrane. All Branches, Hearst, Kapuskasing, Cochrane, Mon- teith, Timmins. Matheson, Kirk- land Lake and South Temiskam- ing were represented. Joe Fann- ing and Jack Hetherington were present from the latter; The main purpose of this meeting was to discuss the pro- posals made by Amco and by the decision reached advice our Dist- . oy President, Ambrose Jackel, Other the meeting. cussed was dis- ment of the Town of Haileybury for the year 1958 at the Town Office, Haileybury, on TUESDAY, November 26, FRANK G. a Court of Revision will be appeals against the assess HASKETT TOWN CLERK 7 1957 1957 1955 1954 1953 1949 1948 1948 1951 1952 hearts. 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