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THURSDAY, JUNE.-3rd,- 1954 THE. _HAULEYBURIAN zy ST lihat just a few weeks trom now, june 30th to be exact and Northwood Camp will open its doors to crippled children from Scattered points across Northern Ontario....we chatted with Alex Harris, chairman of the commit- tee directing the operations and learned that just now the finish- ing touches are being given to the Arts and Orafts building... .the required amount of fill is being poured into the surroundings with lots of good top soil for gardening purposes....and the great othcial opening day is July 1th when everyone will have opportunity of inspecting the from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ' official ceremony is slat- ?:30 p.m.....and we sug- you, plan to drive to a Lake and see for what, Northern Ontario have done for crippled who will arrive at the June 30th, ...your con- to. The Haileyburian Crippled _ Childern's . do more good for more 41 than any other project can think of at the present lime. RRR That the phone rang the other day and neighbours of Paul Morissette wanted us to know how much they are enjoying the recent improvement to Marcella Street which Mr. Morissette has had surfaced.... They are reap- ing the benefits and as happy as can be with no dust and a nice outlook. oS 2 OO That the theme this week is hats !! ...big hats, little hats, hard hats, soft hats, sailor hats, Breton hats, cocktail hats and sober hats..straw hats, silk hats, fluffy hats, tall hats, cloche hats, sweetheart hats, flowered hats, feathered hats and beribboned hats....pretty hats and funny hats...original hats or as the French would say "tres chic.' hats! -... yes#ladiessaweire in: viting you to the afternoon of the year....the fun of the season at the LODE' this Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. R. Lowery, Brewster Street, from 3 to 6p-m..... there are three prizes for hats, a door prize and a surprise....Max Whitby and his able henchmen, Earl Hawkins and Bill Fleming, will give their final decision about the winning hats at 4:30 p.m.....we think if you don't swing into this affair you might just as well be ploughed under in the onion patch....and it's all to- OK6efe5 WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR SOFTBALL Ist Town League Softball Game! * Public School Grounds West Road vs. North Cobalt Friday,, June 4th at 7:00 pm- LADIES' GOLF Friday, June 4th--Ist Field Day Putting, Approaching Clock Golf 1st Round MclIsaac 1st Round President's MEN'S GOLF June 4th--lst Round Captains' June 5th--1st Round:President's O'KEEFE'S BREWING | COMPANY LIMITED - Se elena tier meat + on wards the I.0.D.E. project still im hand. ...the Schools. Auditor- imu....so come on "now, toss your hat into the ring. RRR That one of the nicest gifts of the month was given to Gladys Nelson. ..from the Temiskaming Construction and_ Hoyle Mining Company where Gladys has been working + thé wedding gift was silverware in the Daffodil pattern...and, of course, a roll- ing pin. Fok IK That very few people would think of tossing emptv cigarette oxes or polar bar wrapnings on the living room or .. far too many though are truly, what the Vancouver Sun terms "Litter louts" the moment they step on the street ....they turn public living rooms into garbage dumps .... Wwe think there are too many litter louts in Haileybury too. weeeee That John Hay said "Love your but be careful of your neigh- hour'. fe Jo That as far as the eye can see, the sloping hills of A. Groom's farm at Moore's Cove are bright with masses of flowers ready for the district's gardeners to take home and plant....we are not rushing you becauset we agree with the wise old owls who say -you. can rush into this wonderful worl=too early, but we are' giv- ing you fair warning to place your orders early because last year we well remember 'etting there much to late for the choice we had our heart set on. GOLF CLUB NOTES Thirty-two golfers started this chase-the-white-pill season off in the first mixed two-ball four- some, It couldn't have been a more glorious day or week-end for the game and a steady roll of cars headed up the hill to enjoy their favorite summer _ sport. Flora MeFarlane and O. E. Walli Were better than the rest and the prize for low gross. Winners of the low net were Jean Grant and Ron Morissette. The Juniors played off in a competition too, with Judy Ledwell and Peter Bond taking the prize donated » by the captain, Flora McFarlane. Dont forget, if you are not a golfer, you can take out a veran- dah membership and enjoy all the privileges of the Club-- lunch- cons, teas, dances and a wonder- ful yerandah overlooking the lake, where the Stewardess, Mrs- A.. J. Brown , is busy -- serving luncheons and dinners that are the talk of the fairways. Mrs. Brown, by the way, plans to take every Monday off except when Monday is a holiday and then she will take Tuesdays. the enthusiastic interest in verandah member- ships, the tea committee under the conyenership of Mrs. T Smith have made plans to hold atea every Wednesday after- noon in the month of June. Tea hostesses next week are' Mrs. G. Pratt, Mrs, W. Inch and Mrs. T. Smith. 3ecause of "Remember, the first field day 'and luncheon tomorrow. This has. always been one of the nicest days of the year at the _ Club. with i Scarfe's new 100% Oil Base Intermix System! "One mix--and you have the exact match for any colour scheme, West Road.and North Cobalt to on Softball Season The softball season gets tmder way this Friday night at seven o'clock when the West Road arid North Cobalt teams meet in the first Town League game. The playing surface at the Pub- lic School has been graded and work which was started last year to put everything in' first class shape is being continued. Loca- tion of the ball field has been switched back to: the corner. New posts have put in at the backstop and new screen is on order Officers for the year are Presi- dent Pat Ruddy, vice-president, George Weston, secretary-treas- urer Anita Plaunt and director Len Johnson. Don't forget tomorrow night we'll see you at the old ball field" Haileycurian 'Want' Ads. Bring Prompt Results! EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single bill. Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p:m. 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