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Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, May 21, 1959 Around the Square Home and School Tea and Bake Sale | A very successful tea and bake sale was held on Friday, May 15th | at the Cobalt Community hall by the Cobalt Coleman Home and School Association. Guests were welcomed iat the door by Mrs. Stan Miller, president of the Associa- tion. The hall was attractively de- corated with moss, budding bran- ches and dafifodils. The tea table was covered with a white madeira cloth and was centered with a low arrangement of moss interspersed with trailing arbutus and daffo- dils. Tall yellow candles completed this arrangement. Pouring for the afternoon were executive members Mrs. H. A. Todd and Mrs. J. Koza. Individual tables~ were placed around the room for convenience of guests each attractive with its low bowl of daffodils: Girls from the Home Economics class of the Public School served the - guests. In charge of the bake table were : Mrs. H. Taylor and Mrs. J. Bur- 'ton. Looking after things in the ' kitchen were Mrs. A. Wallman, ; convener for the. tea, Mrs. A. Browne and Mrs. P. Slaght: Tea table arrangements and the decor- ating of the hall was looked after by Miss D. Reeder. While the _ grownups were enjoying their tea t the pupils of the school were en- jaying 'a candy sale which was ; cenvened fby Mrs. A. Aird. The iHome and School Association t would like to take this opportun- ' itty to thank parents and friends who assisted in any way to make ' this project the success it was. Oddfellows |The regular meeting of the Odd- fdllows was theld Thursday, May 7th. The meeting opened in usual farm. it Was announced that don- ations for the Home Extension Fund for the Oddfellows and Re- | bekah's home' at Barrie- were {coming in nicely. Mention was made of the Rebekah scheme to , send souvenirs and pictures of Co- , Dalt to an American Rebekah j Lodge and the Oddfellows prom- }ised to assist the Rebekahs with i this project in any way they could. Some members will journey to the meeting in North Bay on May 23. Members 'wee advised that a pic- nie will be held in New Liskeard in June. Lodge closed in regular form. Brownies Receive Awards Seven Brownies were awarded the Golden Bar at the regular meeting of the 1st Cobalt Brownie Pack held Wednesday, May 6th, in the Community Hall. The badge is given for the completion of a series of twelve tests divided into four groups. - Intelligence, Handi- craft, Health and Service. The girls presented with the Golden Bar were Patsy Cambray, Linda Conti, Patricia Despres, Susanne Othmer, Jane Koza, Vivian Ro- mano and Diane St. Jean. The latter part of the meeting was held outdoors. The Brownies practised Semaphore, studied rules for good health, and several tests were passed. After playing games the meeting concluded with a sing-song and taps. Legion Card Party There was a fair turn-out for the Canadian 'Legion card party held Tuesday, May 12th .Prize winners were: Ist Mrs. E. Geck Sr., 2nd Mrs. H. Beeson, and 3rd Mrs. J. O'Rourke. Recreation Group Plans Minor Ball Cobalt -- Phil Cain, chairman, presided over the recent meeting of the Cobalt-Coleman. Recreation meeting held in the Township of Coleman office. Other members present. were D. McGugan, Mrs. B. Romano, L. Othmer, W. C. Inch @.C., R. Bazinet, Reeve Wm. Martin, and Miss Ines Conti, Sec- retary. = Treasurer. Also. present ) were Walter Frackleton: represent- ing the Midget Baseball League and H. W. Whitham chairman of the Cobalt Boy Scout Association. The minutes were read and a-fin- ancial statement given. Walter Frackleton. asked the committee if they would help the Midgets by purchasing sweaters and this request was granted. A "Dilaover how wuthy-ta YOU CAN PACK INTO A DAY IN an evening in a smart resort. SS eaneeeeanatie Imagine fishing a peaceful lake . . . then spending It's easy to do it all in the same day in North Western Ontario. Here romantic names are all around to remind you of the frontier no Te et Sy Ceknecua tok' Publidty, a Minister, KNOW ONTARIO BETTER | days of not-so-long-ago . . . Fun is in the air . Fish abound in the waters. Life's wonderful! 4 ot Discover how economical it is i to explore Ontano ~~ by mailing the coupon below. Literature you will receive includes an up-to-date list of accommodation thatshowsyou 7 - where to stay at the price you want to pay. FREE ! ONTARIO TRAVEL 187 Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ontario. Send free literature about North Western Ontario and road ™ap motion was passed authorizing Phil Cain and Lawrence Othmer to have complete charge of all baseball operations. Some discus- sion took place with regards to forming a Senior Citizen's Club in Cobalt but the matter was left over for further discussion in the fall. Mr. Whitham requested finan- cial assistance ffor the Boy Scout Association and 'this was granted by the committee. Correspondence included. letters from the Hudson Bay Mines Lim- ited in connection with the use of the Buffalo Slimes 'and a long let- ter from the Cobalt and Coleman Hockey» Committee outlining 'the wonderful work they have been doing. Conservation Boat On Lake Temisk. When district fishermen take their boats out on Lake Temis- kaming*Saturday for the opening of the fishing season, they will fing----- something new on the wide waters. The Department of Lands and Forests has noted that the big lake is becoming increasingly popular with more and -more anglers try- ing their luck each year. The lake is handy for residents of the Tyi- Town and district, and there is ad- equate anchorage for boats, with no problem of transportation. Said Ed. Mantle, local officia] of the Department, "'For the first time a boat of the Department will be on patrol to check on fishing infractions.' 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