Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 7, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press. Saturday. July 7. 1958 Pagut two months of activity await City children program features crafts sports mothers tired of hearing their children s summertime complaint. There s nothing to can take heart. Winnipeg play Bounri supervisors have planned two months of activity at City Parks for an expected children. I programs have been arranged for in arts sports anal crafts. And today s youngster can go swim Ming and camping even though he lives in the heart of the . I the program was outlined at the end of a recent five Day course for j part time playground supervisors i Given by the Hoard of Parks and recreation. Most of he City s play grounds will be staffed by univer sity students who held seminars with the Board s permanent staff under Charles Barbour Winnipeg s recreation director. At the official opening of Parks last week the supervisors met their summer each of the 33 supervisors will initiate a program found to be Besl suited to their particular location. Activities during the summer will attract participants from All play grounds. Included Are i bicycle Rodeo. July is. The site has nol yet been announced. I kit contest july 25 at Sar Genf Park. Variety concerts in North. South and Central districts during the week beginning july 29. Track and Field meet aug. 9 Sargent Park. Swimming meet. Aug. 15 at Sherbrook Pool. Craft display. Aug. 17 to 23 in the t. Eaton co. Store. Playground Farewell show aus. 24 at Rainbow stage. Contests in dolls pets costumes and Matchbox collections will be held at individual playgrounds. There will also be play town elections for Craft programs include painting Basket work and modelling in Plas Ter of Paris. The budget for Craft materials is Only s1.200 plus donations received from City firms. The whole summer operation will Cost the City More than learn to swim classes Are to Bei held monday through Friday from 9 . To noon at. Sherbrook and Pritchard pools. More than 3.000 children Are expected to attend the course from july 3 to aug. 24. Story by Pat Clayton photos by free press i i staff photographers Happy faces at the opening of Dufferin Park playground. A Little boy a Long slide and a big Grin pigtails in tha tree tops. A serious game of Over and White Shell fish watchers planting rainbows for pots of Gold by Mike Best government s while Sheli nor sets George hatchery. He was waiting walk Mann waited on the jetty at government plane that would pick that morning. By noon they were Trout they were scooped from rearing or a Ponds at the hatchery about 9.30 far set Eves scan up 2.500 Rainbow Trout fingerlings.1 swimming free in the Lake that will be their Home. Fishermen s note i note to fishermen they la reach full size in the summer of wot Hawk Lake. His pro the and he listened Fly them to Burton Lake not carefully tir the sound of an Pointe do Rois. And preaching plane. Them free in the water there. Sorar Watkinson is assistant1 the Finger Ings were in five of the Manitoba milk cans 500 or so to a can. Despite setback Ike to seek school Aid Are set free nearly All in the lakes. The Rainbow Brown they re Trout gardeners and speckled Trout eggs Are brought in from other provinces and states in the. . Often they re taken in Trade for Lake Trout eggs from Manitoba. Studies by the provincial govern ment s fisheries Branch have shown that rainbows do Well in the White Shell hatchery has pro Manitoba Waters. S. Sigurdson. Ducco close to 3.000.000 Trout fishery officer says they re year. Or. Wilkinson says. A favorite 2.000.000 of these have been ,1 to girl i 11 i u j Trout and there have been bet Ween 200.000 and each of not All the Young Trout Are i speckled. Brown and rainbows even an air plane ride away from they have been planted in the hatchery. Most Are transport-1 or try set pkg. A. Special which he sent to Capitol Hill on Waters All Over Southern in a specially built tank truck president Kisun Hewer -1an 12 he will work Toba. The bulk have gone into with a pumping apparatus to keep1 to h r 11 o g h conversations with White Shell lakes. Koht will continue to press forthe pass of legislation authorizing fed through school Aid. Despite the defeat word relayed1 the Lake Trout produced at the the water aerated. Air transport is used chiefly in the White Shell. Legislative represent. Hatchery Are of Manitoba descent. For isolated lakes not served by of one Suc i measure in the House of representatives thursday. He the pre.mdent1 believes that the Schigol children of our nation White House Secretary Lames c. Hagerty said Friday. The will continue to to Irsic Theon Russ to pass such a Bill be fire they or. Hagerty ruled out the pos asked whether the Nistra but not so the others ;