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HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST COBALT Elk Lake CSAOQ .ociat and PERSONAL Mr. W. Harper, Presi- dent of the C.S.A.Q Mr. and Mrs. L. Koza addressed a group of mem - and children Pammy and bers andpotential members Lynn of Toronto, are visi- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Simms and son, NorthBay, accom- panied by Mrs. Sid Morley, Vancouver B.C. visitedold friends in Cobalt, on Wed nesday. of the Association atElk ting her father, Mr. Steve Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rid- Lake on August 7, 1958 Brezenski. geway Toronto, were week- with 2 view to form- -mr. W. A.McLeanWil- onq guests of | Mra. ing a Branch at that point. jowdale, spent the week-end Ridgeway's parents, Mr. Some are members of South holiday with his parents, Temiskaming while others wr, andMrs. N.H. McLean are members of Kirkland nq sister-in-law Mr. and Lake. Therearealsoafew mrs. Ken McLean. and Mrs. Bob Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gillard and son, of Pickering, and who, though employed by the province, are not mem- bers of either. It has long been recogni- zed that both Branches are too remote from Elk Lake to give members fromthat family. point the service to which they are entitled and that the formation of a New Branch is long overdue. Mr. Harper, whowas introduced by the District Director, Mr. Jackel, spoke to some length onthe advisability of being a mem- ber and also offorming a Branch. The greater the percentage of provincial employees who are members, the greater the respect which the Government, -- will have for the Association. Mr. Bill Schillemore and Mr. Bill Acton, presidents of Kirkland Lake and South Temiskaming respectively both pledged all assistance possible should a Branchbe formed at Elk Lake. A question and answer period was followed by the expressed intention ofcan- vassing all potential mem- bers on the subjectand Miss Gladys Clement, De- partment vf Mines, Joe Sexton, O.P.P., Pete Powell, Lands & Forests and Clarence Johnston, Highways, were appointed for the task. A petition with a minimum of 25 names is required for the forma - tion of a Branch and Mr. Harper requested that such Mr. and Mrs. George Ja- mes also of Pickering and former Cobalters, are vi- siting Mrs. T. Leaper West Cobalt. Mrs. Joyce Doyle and familv. Peter and Mandy were guests of her mother, Mrs. Hugh Ross Haileybury, also her sister, M:. and Mrs. Ken Buffam and family in town. Joe Brindle and Sam Brindle and three guests of Hamilton, are holidaying at their summer home, at Giroux Lake. Clifford Valley anddaugh- ter Evelyn, Swastika, and Mr. andMrs. T. Tresid- der and son, Joe left on Tuesday, for a holiday at Elliot Lake. They will be guests of their son Mr. and Mrs. George Tresidder and Mr. and Mrs. E. Trebil- cock and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Trebilcock of Timmins were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Tresidder Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Hol- mes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smyth and family of Toronto, are spending a vacation at Mud Lake and visiting Mrs. Hol- mes andMrs. Smyths' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thorpe parents, Mr. aud Mrs..R. andfamily, Windsor, are L. O'Gorman. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Alex Adshead, Cooksville Leaper and family. visited his mother, Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr Adshead at Gillies over the and daughter, Heather of week-end. Windsor, are visiting nis O.S.E.M.S. Paul Mc parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Alpine, after spending a Orr and other relatives and two weeks leave withhis friends. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. © Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. C. McAlpine, has left to Orr and Tommy of Swastika, continue his training at H. visitedhis parents, Mr. and M.C.S. Stadacona. Mrs. A. Orr Sr. on Monday. e Mr. John Wilcox Matache- wan, visitedhisparents, a petition be inhis hands Mr. and Mrs. A.Wilcoxon by August 19, 1958, in or- Sunday. to have details out of the Mr. and Mrs. George Tre- way before the Association's sidder and sons, David and Annual MeetinginNovember Bruce of Elliot Lake, visi- There is a lot of goodma-_ ted friends in town. terial for a Branchtoserve Mr. and Mrs. Leo Didier Elk Lake and area andit is and family of Garson are to be hoped that soona head visiting at the home of line will appear "Charter Mrs. Didier's Mother,Mrs Night for Elk Lake Branch, E. Sweeney. Thursday, August 14th. 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Borden Blain, New Market, is visi- ting her son and daughter in law in Gillies. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton and family, in Cobalt. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Mor- ning who spent the past week or sowithher mother, Mrs. James A. Price left on Wednesday, for their home in Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallman and family, recently return- ed from Saskatoon, after spending a week's holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallman. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McLean and son, Freddie, Toronto, are spending atwo week's holiday as guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.H. McLean and also visiting her mother Mrs . Dunn in Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sweeney and family of Detroit are visiting at the home of his Mother, Mrs. Cecilia Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. _ Fred MacLachlan and sons, Dou- gylas, David and Glenn, To- ronto, are camping at Bass Lake and visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Latimore and other relatives. Mr. J.H. Sutherland left on Friday. He will fly to join his wife and relatives in Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Briton of Kirkland Lake andhis sis- ter Miss M. Briton of Windsor, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Orr's home, on Sunday. Mr. andMrs. Stalhmaker, Philadelphia U.S.A. who has been on a five weeks vacation visiting friends throughout the Tri-town area, have now returned to their home. Mrs. Basil Jackson has returned home aner visiting with her daughter in Toron- ' to. ill 7, ZY Ys Zip UY Yj Vm UW, y Z "Ube LO Le Ys Ws ONTARIO Group tegistration proceeding until August 31, 1958. Apgiicatian forms fo: individual 'Pay-Direct' enrolment available at banks and hospitais. !> commurities without a ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE NS YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO BENEFIT! bank. the forms may be obtained *:am the past Office. Obituary STEPHEN LISCUMB An old pioneer of this area, Stephen Liscumb died at Sudbury last Monday. He was 86. Mr. Liscumb came to Haileybury in 1909, and worked in the O'Brien mines. at Cobalt. He remained in Haileybury until 1922, when he moved to Kirkland Lake after the Haileybury fire. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Mary Elizabeth Scott, andone son, William Edward Liscumb. He is survived by four sons, John Wesley, Cobalt; Stan- ley Russell, Toronto; Stephen Hilliard, Dobie; and Borden, Kirkland Lake, Three daughters also sur- vive. They are Mabel, Mrs. Joe Belanger of Kirkland Lake; Ray, Mrs. Percy Manuel, Haileybury; Nellie, Mrs. Gordan Lintlop, Elliot Lake. Funeral services will be heldtomorrow, Fri- day, at2p.m. Interment will be in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. W. W. Wilkinson will officiate. Cobalt Mrs. Nelson Devinney who hasbeen spending a summer holiday with her mother, Mrs, J. A. Price is gone for a visit to Montreal, and then on to her home, in La Tuque, Quebec. SS l & to the 3 C.N.LE. jit by > Bugust 20th S to 4 September oih 'i, Going Tuesday, August 19th to Saturday September 6th, ined, Return limit--September 10th For fares and train service contact your local agent.