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ie ae, ioe. Bet ek bee eS ee MR a hie le ow. ee eee ieee ee RR ee ee ae oo i en a Woods Hardware The closest game in the finals went an extra end before Al Francis skip, Gordon Walling- ford vice, Dean McFarlane and Bill Hollingshead emerged vic- torious over Lorne Jelly. The Haileyburian N Ladies Inter fown Curling Bonspiel The finals of tne Ladies' Inter- town Bonspiel were held Thurs- day evening, April 2nd in the lo- eal curling club with the following receiving prizes. The personnel of the rinks be- ing in order named, skip, vice, second and lead. 1st Event Ist prize; J. St. Louis, G. Mc- Auley, J. Peckover and C. Rheaullt. Cobalt-Haileybury. 2nd prize; D. M&guire, M. Mac- Dougall, G. Ayotte and V. Turn- bull, New Liskeard. 3rd _ prize; M. O'Shaughnessy, . Dixon, S. Jackson and R. Spen- cer, Cobalt-Haileybury. 4th prize; I. McWatters, R. Lamb, M. Peterson and E. Pollock, Englehart. 2nd Event 1st prize; J. Wilkinson, E. Scot- land, M. Percy and C. Pugsley, New Liskeard. -- 2nd prize; A. Smith, F. Scott, B. Poulin and B. Ross, Englehart. 3rd prize; B. Doran, Y. Flem- ing, J. Munroe and K. Lavigne, Cobalt-Hailebury. 4th prize; G. Tackaberry, J. Padgett, B. Bates and N. O'Shaugh- nessy, New Liskeard. 3rq Event ; 1st. prize; T. Austin, C. Mar- cella, E. Hough and S. Bosche, Cobalt-Haileybury. 2nd prize; M. Levelly, E. Car- rier, G. Rouse and G. McCrea, Cobalt-Haileybury. 3rd prize; I. O'Shaughnessy, F. Cote, E. Conti and A. Boisson- neault, Cobalt-Haileybury. 4th prize; M. Cooke, P. Bates, E. Dobson and J. Parker, New Liskeard. In presenting the prizes the president, Mrs. Claude O'Shaugh- nessy, thanked all those who at- tended the spiel also Lorne Um- phries who drew up the schedule and. looked after same and Vic. Shave, New Liskeard for his as- sistance. ~ Mrs. F. McFarlane, who was on the prize committee assisted the president in distributing the prizes. There were 32 rinks _in 'the spiel, 5 from Englehart, 11 New Liskeard and 16 from the local Club. The annual meeting of the Ladies is being held Sunday, April 12th at the curling club at 2:30 to finish up the business for the year and elect the new officers. Cancer research is being carried out in seven of the ten Canadian provinces. Most of the money for its support is provided by the Can- adian Cancer Society. ROADS Half Loading Regulations as out- lined im the Highway Traffic Act will be im force as of 12:01 a.2M1., FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1959 OVERLOADING WILL NOT BE ALLOWED -- The penalty for overloading is a fine cr imprisonment, or both. Permifs may also be suspended. Traffic Officers will be on duty in the District to check R. S. CHAPMAN DISTRICT ENGINEER Department of Highways -- Ontario loads. Many Persons Help With Quonia Show The great activity which has de- veloped in New Liskeard during the past few days in connection with the "Quonta" One-Act Drama Festival draws attention to the good community spirit found in New Liskeard behind every effort of this kind. s Asked- for his opinion on how plans were progressing, the Hon- orary President, Mr. J. McKay- Clements, said that:it was amaz- ing how the various committees and other groups in town had ral- lied round to ensure the success of the event. ~~ He made particular mention of the backing that had been given by the Recreation Commission. whose members in the past had support- ed the New Liskeard Little Theatre Group. The members are: Councillors Don White and Jack LaCarte; Council Appointee Bob McKnight; Walter Chatwin, representing the Board of Education; Eric Eastman of the Community Hall Board and two representatives from _ the Arena Board, Elwood Kidd and Bud Wynn. The responsibility for the type of trophy donated by the Town of New Liskeard was placed with the commission who also made a loan of $100 to the Quonta Festival Committee to assist with initial financing. Mr. McKay-Clements _ stated: "We do not hear enough about the work of the Recreation Committee and I would like the public to know that this is one example of the good work they are doing to devel- op the cultural side of our com- munity's life." The Town of New Liskeard do- nated a handsome cup to be awarded for the Best English Play at the Festival and a cup to be re- tained by the group taking part in the play. Curling Notes Two rinks from the New Lis- keard Ladies' Curling Club played two rinks from the local club on Thursday, April 2, in a challenge game for the Woolling's Trophy. Haileybury won it from Engle- hart in 1955 -- 1956 and now again this year. Those playing in the games were as follows in order of play, skip, vice, second and lead. New Liskeard -- F. Fowler, J, Paddon, D. Gow and J. Huard. G. Tackaberry, E. Sargeant, Vv. Bandy and D. Gagnon. Cobalt - Haileybury -- K. Ked- die, A. Keddie, B. Richards, and J. Gannon. -M. O'Shaughnessy, L. Dixon, S. Jackson and P. Heroux. - INDUSTRIAL _ _ COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS IDENTIFICATION PICTURE FRAMING Enlarging Papers, Developers and Supplies Mounting Board Temiskaming Printing Company Limited MI 7-4313 New Liskeard STEEL COM THE PRICE OF -- GOOD LIVING | CANADIANS are still enjoying the world's second highest standard of living. They can do this because of the contribution of manufacturing to our national progress and prosperity. Perhaps Canadians can buy things cheaper elsewhere than in Canada. But if they are not willing to pay Gadadiaa prices for Canadian products, our own workers will not for long be able to receive Canadian wages. Nor will Canadian governments receive the tax- revenues they re- "quire to sustain Canada's welfare programmes. 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