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Thursday, May. 28, 1959 The bright sunshine brought out. more than dandelions at Haileybury Golf Club last Sunday morning, and the above fearsome was one of the first to tee off and start the season. Left to right Keith Pugsley, Arnold Hawkins, John Knox, president, Frank Kemp. Fine Safety Record Two crews of the New Lis- keard Division. of the Ontario Hydro worked for close te accident, and will be honored Haileybury Hotel tonight. j ce Dn Salah Ean met tion, - ik : As sgh nec The Haileyburian The electrical maintenance crew has a record of 1,754 ac- cident free days, and the me- chanical maintenance .crew a record of 1,105 days without a lost time accident, 3,000 days without a lost time | Third From Forests A third of the production of at a banquet to be-held in the | Canada's primary industries comes from the forests. Cobalt Initiate New Members. Shuniah Chapter No. 41 of O.E. S, regular meeting was held on Tuesday, May 12th with Worthy Matron Mrs. E. Morgan presiding Miss H. Sibley of New Liskeard D.D.G.M. paid her official. visit. Several members from her own Chapter as well as members from North Bay were present. A new member was initiated and Miss Sibley congratulated Shuniah (Chapter Officers on the excellent work carried on by their Chapter. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served. Cobalt-Coleman School Board Meet The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town- Ez ship Area of Cobalt and Coleman was held in Cobalt-Coleman Pub- lie Schol, Monday, May 11th. Trus- tees present were the Chairman Arnold Todd and Rev. G. S. John- ston, I. Tresidder and W.. Fleming; the Principal D. C. McGugan and the Secretary - Treasurer Mrs. Agatha Cameron. The meeting opened with prayer' offered by Rev. Johnston. The minutes were read and approved. The first pay- ment-on the General Legislative' Grant was received. The School Attendance Officer, Mrs. Lila Dixon reported that nine absentee calls were made in April. The -ac- counts totalled $4,738.52. The Prin- cipal reported that the percent of attendance in April was 88.8 and the enrollment 337. The Board ap- preciated the delicious lunch served by the Grade 7 and 8 Home Economics class under the super- vision of their teacher, Miss Dor- othy Reeder. The Board wish to extend their thanks for their fine - effort. C.G.LT. 'The "Sunshine Gals" C.G.I.T. group held their regular meeting at tthe home of their leader, Mrs. A. Svekers on Thursday, May 21. The worship service was led by Donna Spencer, followed -by a sing-song. Arrangements were completed for the last meeting of the season which will take the form of a pot luck supper for the C.G.1.T. Girls and 'their Mothers. 1 will be held Thursday, May vA, 'at the home of Mrs. A. Svek- ers. After a game the meeting closed with Taps and the Mizpah Benediction. Fourth Birthday (Mrs. Allert Svekers entertained |' some young friends of her daugh- ter Krissie on Saturday, May 23 on the ocassion of Krissie's fourth birthday which was Friday, May '22. The afternoon was spent in playing games and records. A love- ly lunch was served complete with Indian hats for the boys and flower hats for the girls, candy baskets and novelties. Krisse's _ guests included Pat and Louise _ Seully, Neil McKinnon, Claude L, Socials | Soccer Standings | Jean Louis, Roland Smith, Mary ; WLTFA Pts. Jane Hunt, Susan Todd, Mary and fracseu Radehints TS Oe Oca 2 Claire Bazinet, Maurice Cunning- i ham, Becky Barstead, Bernie fone VEE, SROKA'S WHITE ROSE e - | New Liskeard OS 0s ee, aka - Audette, David Spencer, Frannie awe SERVICE STATION Slaght and the guest of honour. | Hungarians Ome TO aD aa ee Or HAILEY BURY Z PHONE OS 2-3744 More Plain Talk Dear Bob; : In answer to yous public letter to me last week, it seems only right that | should reply in. kind. 1. While you have admitted in your letter you are afraid of being beaten by the C.C.F. the Temiskaming Liberal Party have no such fears. | am sorry we cannot help you out but after all you have prepared your own stew. We are pleased to hear you taking full credit for the building of 30 schools in this dis- trict. My understanding is that the grant system for new schools is set up by the Education Act and providing a community qualifies under those terms and their school inspector recommends it, the provision of funds for new schools is automatic. It was nice to see you_at the opening ceremonies of all these schools, To my knowledge that is the only thing you had to do with them. It is news that you did so well for the New Liskeard & District Hospital. The grants were negotiated between Dr. McKinnon Phillips and the New Liskeard Hospital Chairman. Again it was nice to see you at the opening. About roads Bob. You mentioned the last Liberal Administration. At that time Bill Nixon personally arranged a tour through this district of some 60 provincial members of parlia- ment. On their return they approved an expenditure of more than $12,000,000.00 on roads in this area. You say your two terms total $504,000. That is only a small part of the amount paid for licences in this district. The present government has developed northern industry to the point that the President of Abitibi Pulp & Paper Co. has recently stated that "not a five cent piece will be spent on plants in Ontario by Abitibi Power & Paper Co." The same company have just completed a $21,000,000. plant in Michigan. We could have used this plant, Bob. There is no Home for the Aged in New Liskeard. You possibly refer to the Senior Citizens Home established by the United Church. | understand that they have received and are re- ceiving all the usual grants from both the Federal and Provincial governments that are available to every similar institution in the Province. Are: you suggesting something special was done by you on their behalf? It is about time to dust off the old highway promise of the Tri-Town By Pass. It has been helpful to you in the past two elections. While | must continue to believe that the district has been undersold in your term of office, at no time would | accuse you of underselling your .part in any coincidental de- velopment that has taken place in the north. Best Wishes Bob, Harvey Plaunt P.S. -- | hope you manage to beat the C.C.F. P.P.S. -- By the way WHAT HAVE YOU DONE personally to help industry and agriculture in this area? Keep up the correspondence, it has been very helpful. Published by Temiskaming Liberal Association = ao Serer torent ey eed Yn Seeman nnns =P aebetumenee ee ae meter nn tee i mn