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ar | te \. | AMeross the Kitchen Table i i peace i. By MRS. MAC One day last July, a car with an Ohio license plate parked in front of the Haileyburian office and among other camping equipment, I noticed, of all things, a large to- -boggan! Of course, having heard ' stories of Americans coming north -with snowshoes in July or August, 'J immediately scented a story and called John Hunt to get a picture of this: When he went to talk to 'them he found that there was News from the -- Svelyn S hoppe The lovely. summer, days we have been enjoying this past week -makes us realize more and more *that we need wearing apparel -to "match. And at the Evelyn Shoppe we are reminded, not only of sun- 'shine, but flowers, blue skies and everything that goes with them. _ The colors are enchanting and the materials combine - beauty with _ fashion. Notice the dress in a muted ombre blend of rose, shaded grey and dull gold, and to complement 'it to perfection, there is a hat in the new linen weave straw, feather light, in peony rose accented with 'two appliqued silk flowers in pale *- ombre shades. : Another vesatile outfit is a travel - or - town dress, featuring a flattering scoop neckline, and slim skirt, and can be worn with 'its own boxy jacket. A self bow on the front of the jacket is a fashion detail. And remember, it will travel on train or plane, in suitease or out and arrive with aplomb and wearability. Hats are becoming more sur- 'prising and unpredictable all the time! A clever creation with a crocheted base, crownless, is completely covered with yellow- centred white daisies and looks SO fragile, yet can be folded into a plastic bag and packed in a cor- _ner of your suitcase! Ask to see the new shipment of drip dry cotton nighties with "matching negligees, Baby Doll _. pyjamas and slips. One scrump- tious set is in a large check de- 'sign in pale pink and white with touches of old world embroidery ' edging at the yoke. Others in plain 'colors are lovely too. The price 'range starts at $2.98 and goes up 'to the Luxite garments by Kayser 'in Julep cotton. This silky cotton blend washes like a breeze and 'will drip dry. The price? Only $6.95. _ (Here's a whispered message -for all Dads and their offspring. 'Mother's Day is coming up before _long. EXPECTING? ¢ §,To add a room or remodel the old one? Let us do it faster and cheaper. Call soon, ANDY SCOTT Building Contracting Repairs - Remodelling FREE ESTIMATES y OS 2-5225 \ Haileybury tf method in their madness and they were planning to use the toboggan instead of water skis on the lake where they were going to spend their vacation.: A few days ago, they sent Mr. Hunt several snap- shots and a color slide of mem- bers of their family "skiing" with the toboggan, and a letter thank- ing him for the copy of the Hailey- burian and the photo that he sent them. I was quite intrigued by the snaps, for to me, the toboggan looks a lot safer than those pesky water skis. In a recent issue of the "Imper- ial Oil Review. "there was a rather interesting story concern- ing the origin of some of the place names in Canada. And Newfound- land, in the news at the present time for a different kind of name- calling has many of the more unusual ones, such as Joe \Batt's Arm, Hot Scold Marshes, Come- By-Chance, Seldom-Come-By, Mis- taken Point, 'and in a more ro- mantic or loving mood, Heart's Delight, Heart's Content, Heart's Ease, and Heart's Desire, The capital of Saskarchewan was established. at "Pile 'o Bones" so named by Sir Sam Steele' who found a pile of buffalo bones there. However, Princess Louise, wife of the Governor General, renamed it "Regina," saying it was to be- come a queen city. Animals names appear as place names all over Canada, from our own Northern Ontario Poreupine to Wolverine in Saskatchewan, Dog Pound in Alberta to Dog Creek in British Columbia and Port Mouton |}. in Nova Scotia. Joys of Joys! Last Thursday morning I got through the drift of snow on the east side of the house and discovered the daffodils were up about two inches, along the south side. Yippee, spring's really coming. Classified Ads Bring Resulis Elect New Officers At Curling Club The Annual Meeting of the La- dies' Curling Club was held Sun- day afternoon at 2:30, April 12, in the club room with the presi- dent, Mrs. C. O'Shaughnes in the chair. There was a g at- tendance. Reports were read from the var- ious. officers and committees, showing the past year a very suc- cessful one. ; The treasurer, Miss Kay Keddie reported 104 playing members, seven associate and one honorary life member. Mrs. Ness McAulay read a re- port from the Northern Ontario Ladies' Association meeting which was held in Noranda February 18. One interesting item was the re- port from Iroquois Falls where a rink from~ there had obtained an eight end in a game at the 1958 bonspiel. of the. Ladies' Associa- tion. It was decided to buy a spe- cial pin for each of the four la- dies on the rink and also this be carried out in future if any rink should get an eight end in the As- sociation Bonsptel, Zone, or As- sociation Finals in Provincial Com- petition. The meeting voted on being in favor of having .two rinks from a club of over 70 members play in the Zone Playoffs instead of just one as at present. A discussion took place regard- ing the ringing of a bell to stop play at a certain time at the La- dies Northern Bonspiel and this was voted against, as it was felt it made for poor sportsmanship. Three new clubs expressed the desire to join our Association and they were accepted. They were the Sault Ladies' Curling Club, Soo Business Girls' Club and the Algom - Quirke Ladies' Curling Club. This will make a total of 30 clubs in the organization. There are around 12,000 lady curlers in Ontario at present. Mrs. C. Donegan gave an in- teresting report of a meeting she had attended in North Bay of the Eastern' Canada Ladies' Associa- tion. . Mrs. J. Hough, Mrs. J. Shouldice and Mrs. T. Cragg were appointed a nominating committee to secure ; FROM EARLTON 3 CONVENIENT DEPARTURES BY © TURBO-PROP VISCOUNT MONTREAL 3 HRS. 35-MINS. TORONTO 1 HR. 55 MINS. Connections in. Toronto for major U.S. Centres. Also TCA turbo-prop VISCOUNT service to ROUYN/NORANDA, OTTAWA, NORTH BAY, VAL D'OR - daily except | Sunday. Ask about big savings on family travel in Canada and to the U.S. FLY NOW -- PAY LATER, if you wish, on any flight in North America or overseas -- minimum fare $100, 'Know Canada Better with I'CA" See Nixon, Begg and Hutchinson Travel Agency, or TCA at Earlton Airport phone : ' MI 7-4341. TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES Thursday, April 16, 1959 The. 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