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um Mull mamas THURSDAY semen ll County Recreation Committee Busy Simcoe County was an active place during the past two months nuke Galley counw recreation director said today also mall communiti oru ganized swimming classes day camps and playmunds and the Simcoe County Recreation Service was awnkln to help with these in Arious ways As supervision Matallandpro gram to consultative service Altogether nearly 8500 chil dren were enrolled in these Pmsrams Eighteen community oomm tees worked with the recreation stall twplamswimmingdassel ln live areas at the county Io nlslil Orr Lake Shanty Bay Stayner Beach and Tottenha The staff which was shared by these communities was under Who at the Simcoe County recreation services swimming and water salety di rector Mrs Mary Elliott in each area litlesson course of advanced instruction was car ried on to prepare youngsters lor the Red Cross intermediate and senior levels Nineteen courses at seven lessons each were held from nonswimmers to junior level Enrolled were 1800 children IiiDAY CAMP SET UP The County Recreation Ser vice also provided the super vision ior stall and program for it community day camps in the person of Mrs Florence Fish assistant recreafiorle rector Theseday camps were organized by committees at An gus Collingwuod Elmvaie For est Home Gillord Gioncalrn Painswick Stayner and Tot tenham Enrolment was close to 450 children Several communitiesJELJN their own policy and program committees or summer prir gram and the recreation direc tor gave consultative and ad visory assistance to these Miss Colley met with the Allistoo and district swimming committee the Alliston day camp commit tee and the Penetanguishene recreation council is number of times to discuss organizational details The Simcoa County Recreation Service assisted al so by recommending qualiliod leaders and instructors and by loaning equipment mlmeograph ing notices etc in Alliston the integration of the swimming program at the Alliston Rotary pool was at lectively accomplished under the direction at Earl Gllroy lwo Alliston and six mral groups iromthesurroinfng area made arrangements tor instriictloaat the pool struction was provided for not dallloo al the Royal LifeSaV lng Society Some adults also took advantage of the opportun ity to improve their swimming Approximately 800 youngs era were enrolled in classes aw centre The day camp program at Alliston was directed by Wes Nelson and two complete camps of two weeks each were held tered FIRST AT PENETANG Peoetanguishene had its lirst successlul swimming program this summer with Miss Judy Baker of Elmvale as director The organizing commlttee or this project was set up under the Penotanguishene Recreation Council Enrolment included 210 children Another day camp with which the Simcoe County recreation assisted indirectly and paid sal arias of two stall members was that organized by the Barrie and District Retarded Childrens Association This camp was supervised by Russ Davey at the Barrie YMercarand di rectedby Mrs Olive Crossland of Barrie Thirteen children lrom Barrie and distrlet at tended TRAINED LEADERS leadership training to pre pare stall and volunteers for these summer programs was carried out during the month ol July Aday camp leaders course was held at the Midland Presbytery Camp over the weekend of June 24 and playgound leaders course for leaders from Bradford RCAF Edgar Midland Wilcox Lake and Newmarket was held in co operation wlth community pro grams branch June 29 and 30 games leaders course for volunteers who led games on shore during swimming classes was held June 28 nature workshop for day camp leaders was held July ti Actor Leams From Experience How To Deal With Child Stars By JAMES BACPN HOLLYWOOD AP Alan Ladd says he knows how to deal with child actorsbecause he learned the hard way Alan la the lather of David Ladd one at the hottest of the juvenile stars Produ era are constantly sending David scripts He could be working all the time says his father but he only works in the summer va cation kee hlm se He oesnt money he makes how much and Im readytrainihghiTnTaTe an Olympic diver in Alans youth hewas one of the best divers in southern California An injury prevented him lrom trying out for the 1932 pics at was the greatest disap pointment of my life Lind that David is an eiceplt tionai diverand Ive got three pic coaching Alan and Mrs Ladd former actress Sue Carolgare trying to give the 14yearold star of Misty and Dog of Flanders as near normal school and home Metasrpussible There are two things in my lavor says Also nonnaLoL First started out in this business very pooreven hun 811 Second worked with Bran don de Wilde in Shane De Wilde now grown up was child star who came to Holly wood lor Shane the western many believe one of the finest ever PLAYED GUNMAN in the movie Ladd played gunslinging Sir Galahad who EATONS Special 3Day Saving on Beautiful Beds oom Furniture lnv About 150 children were regis Simmons Mattress and Check the Quality Features in this WellDesigned WellBuilt 5Piece Bedroom Group Double Dreiser ch11 save moot neg mso EATON Special Price 1325 14959 Mattree or Box Springs Bookcase Bed Threepiece bedroom suite constructed from selected Birch hardwood DoeussbleBDdeessset Chesh B°°kcase Bad M3 with alovely Satin WalnutgrainEurnihrrefirdshmltopsflre To mng rubbed all drawers are lock joint titted forneatness 5de greater strength plus solid steel sliding rail DOUBLE DRESSER about 52 27 17 32 high with six roomy drawers and LARGE 28x 44 TILT lNG MIRROR 4DRAWER CHEST about 34 171 41 BOOK EAlON Special Price 5place group CASE BED in 39 4B or 54 sizes sa1o1000neg4998 One SIMMONS cum QUEEN MATTRESS with 252 coilt pe spring WNW construction luxurious quilted top White felt and sisal insu ation prelt Pm built crushresistant borders cord turning handles ventilators durable gt printed cotton ticking 39 48 or 54 sizes Night Table about mxisxzm blah Save 300 Cl 22 EATON Bpecill One MATCHING BOX SPRING with six tapered hardwood legs Price 19 so NOVPOVWN PAVYMENIR v35 MENTHLY Saves YOu Many Dollars on We gt Day omponyWide Sale Durobl Woolon QNylonPile Hordtwist For the homemakerwho wants her home to look its handsome best but hasnt time for flfiEJHLnIJmMJHemM dirt farm family light oil ruth ss cattl Possihly the most dramatic scene in the pictures comes when my job done leave the family to ride all again even cried in the scenesomething seldom if ever have done The scene was tough enough but everytime spoke my larc well randon he crossed his eyes and stuck his tongue out at me Ladd who had scared off all the heavies in the picture said he couldnt scare Brandon So called on his dad sai Make that kid stop or Ill beat him over the head with brick Brandons lather started booting Brandonacrofi set no more crossed eyes 12 County Girls eeiaekeGNE By PEGGY HUNT Didyou know that each year number at Simcoe County 4H Homemaking Club girls are chosen for trip to the CNE This year 12 top club mem ersrtronieNorth Simcoein client showing JoAnne OBrien of Hawkestone Joan Smith at Barrie Pat Harris of Utopia Dawn Lackie of Hawké stone Catherine Vivr of Hawkestone Marion Home of Orillia Mary Grier of Wyevale Ann French ofVWaverlewaades lineStewart at Valley Marion Bell of Elmvale Lois Lockhart of Hillsdale and Ollie Mawdsley of Hawkestone There were more than 170 4H Homemaking Club members from 16 counties and nine nor thern districts taking part in the program which consisted liiudging and resentatlon exhibitsfid démonstrations on various phasesof club work ldiart oiHlllsdaie did splendid ob ascommentator for the exhibit vlr her club sandwiches lor ternoon tea and ildAnné an of Hawke stone noted as ounsellordor the girls But now the fall club program is getting underway and many homemakers will takelan active part in the new prolect fdressg ing up homegrown vegetables Two training schools will be held one at Eimvale and the second one in Barrie at the Eastern Star rooms 17 Owen Street Now just tipthat istimely ecausefi W$ifldfla son like ight taste of garlic in salad try rubbing garlic clove around the bowl before you put the salad in Fungi Paintings Will Tour Canada MONTREAL CWA11 exhi bition of some of thegteatest French paintings of the 17th and 15th centuries WW lour Canadian cities beginning in Montreal Oct The display will be given Efiahowings in theMont real Museum olFlne Arts Oct the Musee de la Province Quebec Nov 15 the National Gaileryln Ott wa Jan 1962 and the Toronto Art Gallery Feb 16 The exhibition begins about 4830 with such artists as Nicolas Toussin and Claude Lorrain covers the regency period olr Antoine Watteau and his lollow ers and ends about 1760 with Francois Bouther and Chardln like footballand there were mm ed broadloom lS notedfor its unrufflea good looks and easy maintenance The yarn of its kinked pile is 80 wool and 20 nylon giving bounceback resilience PLUS extra long wear Measure for areasize rugs or wall towall installations 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