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Bh. Page Four THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1955. Playground Activities By Suzanne Lecky This is our last column of the summer as we will be finished at the park on the 3lst. We are grateful for Mr. Hunt's kind words in last week's paper, and would like the parents to know that we've enjoyed working with with scores of 67 and 72 on the their children every bit as much as the children have enjoyed the park. We wish to thank all those who so _ kindly donated to our bazaar last Wednesday. The pro- ceeds covered most of our day to Winner of the doll, don- day colouriul big expenses clowl ated by the Rotary Club was Mrs. J. E. Leveille of Hailey bury who bought her tickets from one of our regular at- tenders. On Friday evening, August 26, we are holding our closing night for the parents and friends at se- ven thirty. Mr. Timmins has gen erously given us the use of the Blue Room in the Haileybury Hotel for this purpose. The pro- gram will consist of square danc- ing, skits, rhythm band, and pre- sentation of field day prizes. In closing, we would like to thank members of the Recrea- tion Commission, and Mr, Tim- mins, Mr. Gough, Mr. Hunt, and parents for their support and encouragement. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS GATHERING AT DEER LAKE Seventh Day Adventists from all points north of Huntsville gathered at their camp.on Deer Lake, near North Bay, for a three-day meeting last weekend. The gathering was under the leadership of Reverend I. H: Helm of Haileybury Seventh Day Adventist Church. The camp uperintendent was Elder F. Be Wells of Oshawa, who is district leader in young people's work. The meeting started Friday evening, and more than 75 Sev- enth Day Adventists from Hail- eybury, North other centres 3ay, Sudbury and baptised, baptised Five people were making a total of 19 from the north this year. The gathering included swimming recreational and devotional peri- ods, People in British Columbia eat and drink less milk than Canadians in any oth- er province, while people in Quebec drink the most milk and eat the least ice cream. more ice cream DANCING INSTRUCTION Modern Ballroom Musical Comedy Tap Dancing Health and Beauty Classes for Pre-School Children For further information-contact : MARY BRADLEY Ballroom Medalist (1.S.T.D.) Phone 638 New Liskeard Se: care eg C. J. HOVEY Repairs on All Makes of RADIOS 21 Lake Shore Road .- Phone 509 New Liskeard TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 11.59 p.m. DAYLIGHT TIME Single Return $7.15 $12.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY PONE 101-8 Arnold Palmer, of Latrobe, Pa., receiving the Seagram Gold Cup from J. Seagram after winning the Canadian Open Golf Championship E. Frowde with a 23-under-par OJUOIOL 24} 38 gz jO 2409s Weston course. like scrubbing floors-- But it's a chore that I've Do you I don't made by sewing patch pockets to my jeans and insert- ing of half-inch thick foain rubber. easier squares Troubled by falling flowers in a low bowl arrangement? We use a suction type pin holder, which is heavy and won't rust, to hold the flowers correctly. Bill bought several from our lo- cal florist. We painted our screens last week-end, Black on the inside and white on the outside, so that we can look out but no one will be able to look in! Hope you'll join the Lovett family in our crusade to make our beaches safer and cleaner. One of the great hazards, as we've learned from painful ex- perience, is broken glass. Our slogan is--"Keep bottles off the beach." To help us do that sun- tan oil and now even insect re- pellent come in a small pliable plastic tube. They are easier to carry and, of course, there's nev- er any danger from broken glass. ° A film of soap or oil on glass will allow you to remove any paint that splatters on windows when you paint the frames. We learned the hard way! We've put a cylinder made out of tar paper around our new- ly transplanted plants. This keeps away cut worms until the plants are established and eli- minates a second planting or spreading poison bait. Bill has imstalled a beverage rack under the kitchen sink to store bleach, soda, starch bottles etc. It's so much neater and eas- ier for me to pick out the bottle I need. No doubt your youngsters, like ours, will pick up their share of thorns, prickles or thistles this summer. A completely pain- way of removing them from the skin that sometimes works is simply to place a piece of adhesive tape over the offend- er, pull off quickly and, presto, it's removed! This hot weather it's > difficult to keep tht house cool, unless you're fortunate enough to have air conditioning. For cooler sleeping we place our fan at the open window along with a bowl of ice cubes. Bill says: "A wise woman puts a grain of sugar into everything she says to a man, takes a grain of salt with everything he says to her." less SUMMER CARE OF DAHLIAS period in dahlia production is during the months of July and August and neglect at this time may greatly curtail the Amount of bloom obtained in the fall. The dahlia is essentially a cool weather flower and every effort should be made to have as many blooms as_ possible open The critical * during the fall months. The chief enemies of the dahlia are virus diseases and insects but a great deal of the so-called bud blast in this plant is mainly due to tarn- ish plant bug injury. [ YOu LOST TEN POUNDS \----].. WONDERFUL ! ww Think I now whére She can find 'em! Y cit Nes NORTH COBALT NEWS FOO Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patter- son of Wallaceburg, spent a few days with Mrs. Patterson's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Leaper and family of West Cobalt, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. J. Dwyer and family. Jean and Alex MacNeil of An- sonville are spending a holiday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacNeil. Mrs. Mark Larkin who is a patient in Misericordia Hospital, Haileybury is improving nicely. Jim Kelly of Toronto was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Neil for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bolger motored to Kirkland Lake to visit with their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bolger. Clem Bolan returned from Labrador, to spend a month at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Culhane and family of Evain, Quebec are spending a holiday with his mo- ther, Mrs. Hannah Culhane, 4 Miss Linda Larkin returned Saturday after holidaying in the™ Sudbury district. _ Mrs, Kevin Bolger is holiday- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ran Montgomery of Ham- ilton. ee Mr .and Mrs. Albert McChes- in Southern Ontario. Lorne McCoy, who is stationed with the armed forces at Camp Borden, is having a holiday with his aunt, Mrs. Nellie Watters. The LOBA Lodge held a suc- cessful euchre at the Orange Hall in North Cobalt on Friday August 19th. Those winning prizes were: Ladies first, Mrs. Ted Leonard of Cobalt; second, Mrs. D. Hager of Moore's Cove; consolation, Mrs. Mary Cook, Cobalt; Men's first, T. Fisher, New Liskeard; second, Doug Hager of Moore's Cove; conso- lation, Jack Smith. Lunch was served by the ladies. The quilt was won by Mrs. Church of Kirkland Lake. LONDON MOTOR SHOWS Several new models will make their first appearance at this year's Motor Shew in London; from October 19-29, which will feature the products of 534 ex- hibitors. Interest expressed by prospective overseas visitors over 7,500 of whom came to the last event, has never been great- er, says the U.K. Society of Mo- tor Manufacturers and Traders. Skinny men,women gain 5, 10, 15 lbs. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor 4 What a thrill! Bony limbs fill out; ugly hol- lows fill up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half-starved, sickly "bean- pole" look--because of poor appetite due to lack of iron, Thousands of girls, women, men, who never could gain before, are now ad of shapely, healthy-looking bodies. They thank Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contains iron, vi- tamin Bi, calcium. Helps build blood, improve appe- tite and digestion so fag gives you more strength and nourishment; helps put flesh on bare bones. Get Lovely Curves As you gain pounds, you gain lovelier curves too. Try Ostrex Tonic Fablets today. See how quick they help build up body "skinny" due to iron deficiency. "Get- soquainted" size only 60¢. At al) druggists. GEES ee IDEAL FOR DAVY. "My hero's DAVY CROCKETT you can see. Brave and strong | too would be So it's me for milk, and milk for me! I drink plenty of milk every day. So I'll have pep for fun and_play. (Does milk taste great? We'll, [ll say!) Milk keeps me full of vim and vigor, And keeps me healthy, growing bigger." Ideal Dairy Phone 270 ney left. Sunday to spend a month with relatives and friends HAILEYBURY RIFLE RANGE UNDER DRILL FLOOR Many Tri-Town citizens aren't aware that a fine miniature rifle range is housed beneath the drill hall floor of the Haileybury Armouries. This- range will be open next week for inspection by the general public. There will be a firing demonstration and arly visitor who would like to try out the target rifles will be in- vited to do so. The wireless sets will be oper- ating also and you can try out the famous walkie talkies for yourself if you wish. A drill squad will be in action at least two evgnings next week and the old vets can compare to- day's Citizen-Soldier with their old unit on_parade. Phone 17 Witr. GIBSON ------APPLIANCES------ KELVINATOR -- BEATTY -- HOOVER RADIOS Electrohome - Hallicrafters Service and Repairs to all makes of Appliances. Haileybury FOR YOUR OLD e Washing Machine WHEN TRADED IN ON THIS BEAUTIFUL INGLIS STERLING A. C. Dempster | Phone 84-W Automatic Electric Washes 9 pounds dry. Tub holds 15 gallons. 5 year guarantee Haileybury Never before a tire like TUBELESS. Super-Cushion »GOODFYEAR ts no more than an Soulpacs tire and tubel e More blowout protection e Fewer puncture flats e Fits standard rims e Quieter, easier riding 'HAILEYBURY GARAGE FERGUSON AVE. 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