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Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 1955 Playground Activities By Suzanne Lecky The Playground Activities be- gan with a bang and.an attend- ance of a little over sixty child- ren on Monday. We find we have some hot pit- chers and batters on the climb among the big little boys, and the older "boys are giving them real sportsmanlike encourage- ment. The Grand Scrub game knows no age limit, as the three Rivard brothers will tell you. The children are also enjoying Dodgeball and Volleyball, and we are finding special enthusiasm for tennis. Active games and sport fill the mornings Wednesday afternoons we pr- actise for a final big field to be held in August. Two other spec- ial events are being planned. For the 15th of August we want all the youngsters to decorate their bykes, trykes, scooters, Doll pramsand wagons for a grand wheeler parade. It is true we still have to find prizes for this event but the Good Fairy assures me, we shall find them. There will also be a Poster and Costume Contest, a Parade and a Rodeo during Wild West Week from the 18th to the 22nd July. Finger Puppets, Springy C- owns, Pinwheels and Macaroni Jewellery are some of the const- ruction numbers on the list this week in our quiet afternoon Crafts period. A clean-up. quiet pe, It's picnic time! The Browns, the packing baskate with "fon fods" and | packi Ww ry s"" a trotting off to the picnic grounds... or maybe juet to the back yard. At thts time piivese any exeuge will do for meg tne to the coins | K-OUT SPAGHETTI makes the picnic as much fun for Mother as it is for the kiddies. She can prepare the spaghetti at home and tote it to the picnic in a casserole, wrapped in news- papers to keep it hot. Or the gang can | gather round the campfire and take | turns stirring the spaghetti in a big | The recipe is as easy as 1-2-3. Jus brown ground beef, green pepper, and onion; then blend in canned spaghett and seasonings. foes, COOKOUT SBAGHERT wil alee plenic, use the it seem like a same. For it's fine fare carrot sticks, pickles and olives, freeh fruit and chewy mi ri ws that taste equally good toasted im the fire-place or over a ire. Whether your "gang" numbers 4 or 24, take a vaeation from cooking, and Be a picnic with COOK-OU1 pays and stories usually fol- hegvy pot. PAGHETTI soon! ow. " 3y the end of the week, we '¢€ COOK-OUT SPAGHETTI Por 4 yy je ground beef 1 large green Peper, chopped (1 cup) 1 large onton, chopped (1 cup) 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 cans (15-ounce séze) spaghetti in tomato sauce with cheese nee or ee hope a start will have been made with the Rhythm: Band. Since we have of music. a wind-up record player would be a very welcome asset. We hope also to have gone through some square dance fundamentals that have already been so well begun by Mary Whitby and Company. Hikes for the under elevens and more advanced Crafts for no source powder, and salt; heat For 24 2 pounds ground beef 2 medium green peppers, chopped (2 cups) 2 medium onions, chopped (2 cups) 2 patel patie butter or margarine 8 cans (20-ounce size) spaghetti in tomato sauce with cheese 1 tablespoon chit powder 2 teaspoons sal Brown, md beef, green pepper, asd onion im shortening. Blend in spagheet, enill thoroughly. a the over elevens are in the air. Hre's hoping the parents will Structors cannot be expected to : look after small children along with their other duties. Parents are requested to accompany their children or send them in charge of an older boy or girl. come and see our fun! Swim Lessons at Rotary Beach Can your children Swim? The Rotary Club with the co-operat- ion of the Recreation Commiss- ion and the Red Cross will teach your child or children to swim and what to do in case of an em- ergency. For instance if a boat or canoe tips over and every one is thrown in to the water turn the boat back over and climb in any boat or canoe will hold at least four people up even if it is full of water. Every child in ° Haileybury should be an excellent swimmer and trained in water Safety-- and that is the aim of the Hail- eybury Rotary Club. Ruth Cumming and Harold Hammerstrom have just return- from Red Cross TEMISKAMING SPEAKER EXPANDS INTO QUEBEC The Temiskaming Printing Co. has acquired control of the Rou- yn-Noranda Press at Rouyn. Quebec. The paper serves the English speaking 'population in the gold and copper mining area of Rouyn-Noranda. The Temiskaming Speaker ac- quired the Gourd interests, which control much of the press and radio in Northwestern Que. No staff changes have been an- nounced. as BORN--Mr. and Mrs. A. Eld- ridge, (nee Ruth MacDonald) a son, Herbert Jolin, on June 22, 1955, at Wawa, Ontario. 18-1-* ed taking a SWIDIMINS INStHtCtOMS) COULse. ati ami il silisNEInaNT Gaseycna=n ae Timmins, so both instructors are qualified instructors, But at any beach the co-operation of the C J HOVEY parents and the children is of . a prime importance in seeing that the children behave properly and ke aoa obey the instructors and observe Repairs on safety rules. Parents please note "Do NOT All Makes SEND CHILDREN UNDER (9) of RADIOS 'down to the beach unattended. The Life Guards are not baby 21 Lake Shore Road sitters. Phone 509 New Liskeard The following is the schedule VISITS SANTA IN- JULY Evelyn and Suzanne Simard daughters of Councillor and Mrs Lewis Simard, are probably the first Haileybury children to visit the new Santa Claus village at Bracebridge. They visited Santa Claus Mon- day afternoon, and report that the old gentleman was in fine fettle. Although the temperature was up in the 90's, he was in full regalia, including a large white beard. IT'S HOT BUT NOT FOR' LONG SOON ITLL BE COLD Let me check your heating system before the rush. A. €. DEMPSTER HAILEYBURY Phone 84-W for the instruction classes in éwimming and diving. Classes started July 3 and will continue until Aug. 13. After that date the life guard will be on duty half time according to the weather. Never before 9.00 a.m. Seniors and _ Inter- @ fire like mediates. this! 10.00 a.m. Beginners (class 1) over eight. 5 TUBELESS Super-Cushion 11.00 a.m. Beginners (class 1) eight and under. 2.00 p.m. Seniors and Inter- mediates. 3.00 p.m. Beginners (class 11 over eight). 4.00 p.m. Beginners (class 11 eight and under. 5.00 p.m. Adults and Diving. Life Saving Classes Beginners Class 1 are those who are starting from scratch or can not swinm. Beginners Class 11 are those children who have obtained their junior swimmer badge. Parents are reminded that especially on hot and busy days ' at the beach the Swimming in- ts no more than an eae tire and tube! @ More blowout protection e Fewer puncture flats Fits standard rims e Quieter, easier riding HAILEYBURY GARAGE FERGUSON AVE. PHONE: 3 CHEVROLET OfDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS SALES & SERVICE Firemans Tourney Week ending July 6th, 1955 THE WEER'S WEATHER JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNEY To encourage junior tennis Held in Kirkland players in Haileybury, the Hail- Thursday "-- 152-252 62 91 eybury tennis club is sponsoring _---- Higidaiy «steer sete Os 68 87 a tennis tournament for boys and Haileybury Fire Department Saturday ............ 64 73 girls up to 16 years of age. The didn't win any of the big prizes Sunday ...__.. 60 «gg tournament will be held this at the Temiskaming Firemtari's Mandas 70 36 Sunday. Anyone wishing to en- tourney at Kirkland Lake, July ap score ieigee ane 66 ~ ter is asked to call John Valen- Ist, but they put up a respectable Windneeice Ga SS 64 > tinevor EST. Andet vot Ioter than showing. 2 a5 ROO TE Saturday evéning. Amos won the ladder race in 16 seconds. Haileybury -placed eighth out of 19 contestants with 17 and one fifth seconds. A new record was set by Iro- quois Falls in the wagon race, with a time of 41 seconds. Hail- eybury placed eighth with 54 sec- Haileybury fireman Rodger Fleming and Bill Allen both won their heats in the firemen's race, but were defeated in the runoffs' A. S. JOHNSTON OPTOMETRIST Hours--9.00 to 5.30 Evenings by Appointment Phone 45 Ferguson Ave., Haileyhury OPEN 7am. -- 11 p.m. COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE TCP - GASOLINE - Naptha gas available. 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