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Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, July 2, 1959 eet THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Published bw Temiskaming Printing Co. Ltd. New Liskeard, Ont. ember Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assocjation. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ottawa. In Canada -- $2.50 per year in advance. In United States -- $3.50 per year in advance. Cobalt Public School The Cobalt - Coleman Public School held its annual picnic at Bass Lake on Wednesday, June 17th. Special buses and several ears took the staff and students to the beach. Many parents also at- tended. Each child brought his own lunch and 'tickets were given out which could be turned in for fice cream, pop, etc. Throughout the afternoon vari- ous races, contests, etc., were held with prizes awarded to the follow- ing: RUNNING RACES-- Running Races Girls 5-6--1st, Joyce Hearn; 2nd Frannie Slaght; 3rd Heather Math- ews. Boys 5-6--1tst. Harold Leopold; 2nd. Michael Church; 3rd. Robert Chartier. Girls 7-8--1st. Darlene Johnston, 2nd. Cheryl Joy; 3rd. April Bar- stead. } Boys 7-8 -- ist. Allan Stanley, 2nd. Gunter Leopold, 3rd. Wayne Puhakka. Three-legged Races Primary Girls--lst. Wendy Bur- ton & Sandra McGugan; 2nd. Cheryl Joy and Judy Joy; 3rd. Joyce Hearn and Betty Coe. Primary Boys--lst. Wayne Pu- hakka and Harold Leopold; 2nd. A WOMAN'S WORKSHOP, |= ~LET US STATE -- -| SHOULD ALWAYS BE * RIGHT UP-TO-DATE! Haileybury Os 2-3366 'ton; 'Holds Annual Picnic Timmy Fildes and Lary Conroy; 3rd. Danny Clattenburg and Bob- iby Chartier. Wheelbarrow Race Primary Girls -- list. Darlene Johnston and Susan Switzer; 2nd. Sandra McGugan 'and Wendy Bur- ton; 3rd. Cheryl Joy and Debbie Clattenburg. Primary Boys--lst. Bobby Pas- coe and Benny Stewant; 2nd. Lar- ry Conroy and Timmy Fildes; 3rd. David Brydges and Dougie Valley. Potato Sack Race Girls--I1st. Darlene Johnston; 2nd. Cheryl Joy; 3rd. Betty Coe. Boys--Ilst. Freddy Smith; 2nd. Allan Stanley; 3rd. Benny Stewart. Swimming Races Junior Boys--lst. Billy Gordon; 2nd. Robert Cote; 3rd. Eddy Scul- ly. Underwater Swimming -- Ist. Neil Eno; 2nd. Lorne Fader; 3rd. Billy Hassett. Sr. Girls Swimming -- Doreen Aird, Sr. Boys Swimming--1st. Billy Hassett; 2nd, Wayne Olan; 3rd. Del Cole. 4 Girls 9 & 10--1st. Bev. Moore; 2nd. Cheryl Nadeau; 3rd. Carol Smith. Girls 13 & over -- lst. Lynn Boucher; 2nd. Dorothy Solsberg; 3rd, Sue Jiackson. Boys 9 & 10--1st. David Bear- isto; 2nd. John Coles; 3rd. Harry Burton and Wayne David. Boys 13 & over--list. Del Cole; 2nd. Claire Erving; 3rd. Melvin Brown. _ Girls 11 & 12 -- Ist. Jessie Shields; 2nd. Carol Pickard; 3rd. Carol Cull. Boys 11 & 12 -- 1st. Sunny Birtch; 2nd. Terry Gagnon; 3rd. Billy Gordon, Shoe Scramble Girls 10 years--Ist. Bonnie Mal- lett; 2nd. Ruth Saxton; 3rd. Shar- on Conroy. Boys 10 years--lst. Harry Bur- 2nd. Donnie Chow; 3rd. Dougie Slaght. Girls 12 years--Iist. Carol Cull; 2nd. Marilyn Mathews; 3nd. Mar- ilyn Myers. Boys, 12 years -- lst. Gordon Tryon; 2nd. Sonny Birtch; 3rd. Ro- bert Cote. Girls, 13 & 14--1st. Sue Jackson; 2nd. Lynn Boucher; 3rd. Linda Cooper. Boys, 13 & 14--1st. Neil Eno; 2nd. Wayne Olan; 3rd. Clair Ew- ing. Wheelbarrow Race Girls, 10 years--tst. Carol Smith and Sharon Conroy; 2nd. Diane Milroy and Cherly Nadeau, Sue Johnson 'and Heather Marcotte, (tied) 3rd. Betty Stanley and Doris Eno. Boys, 10 years -- 1st. Donnie Chow and Ronald Beeson; 2nd. Harry Burton and Wayne David; 3rd. Frank Todd and Doug. Slaght, Donnie Leaper and Allan McGu- j gan (tied). Girls, 12 years -- lst. Jessie Shields and Linda Brunette; 2nd. Marilyn Mathew and Sharon Val- ley; 3rd. Marilyn Myers and Shir- ley Browne. Boys; 12 years--1st. ery? Gag- non and Arnold Stewart; 2nd. Ro- bert Cote and Peter Cote; 3rd. Eddie Scully and Jimmy Shawera. Girls 13 and over -- lst. Sue Jackson, and Lynn Boucher; 2nd. Doreen Turgeon and Edna Stew- art; 3rd. Linda Cooper and Diane Ellis. Boys, 13 and over--lst. Del Cole and Clair Ewing; 2nd. Melvin Browne and Neil Eno; 3rd. Arnold Stewart and David Bearisto. Broad Jump Girls, 10 years--Sharon Conroy; Cheryl Nadea; Carol Smith. Boys, 10 years--Terry Gagnon; Eddie Scully; Ronnie Beeson. Girls, 13 and over--Sue Jackson, Sharon Reid; Dorothy Salsbury. Boys, 13 and over--Del Cole, Billy Hassett; Paul Saxton. Many Register for Camp Lorrain Camp Lorrain, the lovely holi- day resort on the shore of Lake Temiskaming, starts a busy sum- mer on July 6, when the first of a record registration arrives for the first week's activities. Rev. J. Young, United Church minister in New Liskeard, told the Speaker that the camp continues to be a popular spot for the young people "in the district, and this year will be able to accomodate more than ever, as an additional sleeping cabin. was built this year, making twelve cabins as well as the two big lodges. For many years the camp has been blessed with pure running water, which has never failed to register A-1 in all the years the camp has operated. The camp operates under a li- cence issued by. the Ontario De- partment of Health, and camp manager, Don McGugan, and the councillors take every possible pre- caution to ensure the health and safety of their young charges. The camp has a varied program for boys and girls, there is plenty of good food, there is Bible study, crafts, life saving and swimming lessons, group games, hikes, ev- erything for an enjoyable time. There is still room for a few more holidayers, and any person wishing to register should' get in touch with Don McGugan at 847 Cobalt or at the camp. As a great national asset, the forests are far beyond price. Another Trainload Lawrence Buck and Chris Douglas, when this Business has been so brisk for Buck Appliances, in all thr stores, that another trainload of Westinghouse appliances mee ordered, and' arrived to tax the capacity of the buildings. picture was taken, and the big pile of heavy merchandise' they had to move. Adv, were moaning about the heat, rat ot Cobalt Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moss of Co- balt are among the guests at the Park Plaza this week while visit- ing Toronto. Mrs. Alma Kennedy left for El- liott Lake to spend a short holi- day with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hugh Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warren, Mrs. Duff Allan and Hugh and Murray Wright, all of North Bay, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright. Mr. Gary David entered the Hail- eybury Hospital June 23 for medi- cal treatment. Mrs. Albert Svekers: and daugh- ter Krissy left for O'Brien where they have taken a cottage for two weeks. Mr. Gordon Warren of North Bay was a recent visitor in town. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Warren and son Bobby left to make their home in North Bay. At the annual picnic of Moore's Cove and North Cobalt Publie Schools, Mrs. J. Brown, president of the Moore's Cove Home and School Association, presented Mrs, Albert Svekers of Cobalt with gq - Home and School pin and a pair of gloves as a farewell gift on be- half of the Moore's Cove Home and School Association, and in appre. ciation of her years of service ag Principal of the school. Miss Judy Slaght returned home from a two week's vacation spent visiting relatives and friends in Renfrew and Ottawa. Mrs. J. Brydge and Billy, Mrs, Les Smith and Mrs. J. Wright and Wendy of New Liskeard were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Saumier of Elliot Lake are spending itheir va- cation in Cobalt visiting relatives and friends. A. 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