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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-05, Page 5KINETTES REWARD TOP STUDENTS—The top boy and girl graduate from Hen- sall public school received $25 scholarships Friday from the liensall Kinettes. Mrs. john Dietz„ left, presents one award to Flora Lee Johnston, .daughter of Mr, and. Mrs, Elmer Johnston, and Mrs. William Clement, right, resents the other to Bruce Forrest, son of Mr, and Mrs, Edison Forrest. This is the fifth year the Kinettes have awarded the scholarships, photo Top students honored, list class promotions UC pastor takes pulpit Rev. Harold F. Currie of Barn- then was inducted as minister of Hemel], and Chiselburst Unit- ed churches at service at lien- eat!. United Church Thursday night, June 28 with both eon- gregations well represented. Rev. I1. C, Wilson of Thames Road United Church was in. charge of the service and RCN, S. E. Lewis of Exeter' gave the glossa ge, A reception followed in the church schootrooms where Rev,- and Airs, Currie and family were introduced to members of both. congregations, Mr. and Mrs, Clendom Christie formed the reception committee for Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Parker for Chiselhurst. Lunch was served by Chisel- buret UCW. Rev, Currie received his early education in his home com- munity of Lambeth and London South Collegiate. He attended the University of Western On- tario and Emmanuel Theologi- cal College in Toronto. His first pastorate was at Bayfield, and he has served congregations at Crediton and Watford, and in Hamilton Conference at Lyndon and Carlisle. While at Lynden a new church was built. More recently Mr, Currie has been undertaking a specialised ministry for the United Church in downtown Hamilton where he has been director of social services for Centenary's Wesley Centre. As a student he served on mission fields in Saskatche- wan. Air, Currie is a supplementary reserve chaplain of the RCAF and gives some time to this service each summer. in 1941 Mr. Currie merriest Bernice Anderson and they have two sons, Wayne and Douglas, and one daughter, Carmen. Put these buys on your list ound Steak or Roast B • logna Side Pork Hamburg 2 C ONTARIO NO, Cabbage H All 19 SUPREME FROZEN MIXED Vegetables C HUNT'S 48.0Z. Tomato Juice 49( ROPE BRAND Margarine 8 5( Pape. July 3.4 1902 Henson and -district new. coRfaspcmppisrrs mr.A. Maude Hecident Phone Mrs,. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56. s,ieee"eie" esesees eseeese, eee esetee sesseees. Pl..11211s compete at school picnic SS JO liay held a picnic at Risterelew Park, Exeter, on Thursday afternoon and eve- ning, June 28 with students. their parents and former resi- dents of the section attending, A picnic supper was enjoyed and a full line of sports were held directed by Airs. Alex Munn And Airs, Ilugh NicEsven. Winners were — girls race, 6-10, Minnie Rooseboom and Sandra Munn.; girls race, 11 and up, Anne Funk, Carolyn Camped): boys race, 6-10, Al- pert Roosebooni, Bradley Pryde; boys running retie, 11 and up, Larry Elder, Malcolm AlcEeven, .Braciley Prycle, Jimmy Camp- bell; sack race, Malcolm Me- Ewen, Lem, Elder; three-leg- ged race, Bradley Pryde, Albert Rooseboom, limmy Campbell, Fred Elder; Girls sack race, Sandra Aluen, Katharine MeEwen; three-leg- ged race, Anne Funk, Carolyn Campbell, Minnie Rooseboom, Sandra Munn; ladies race, Mrs. Harold Elder, Mrs, Harold Campbell; guessing contest, Mrs, Gordon Munn; Hensall personals Grade 3 (Mrs. Shirray) — Pauline Allan, Shelley BOD- O:iron, Beverly Cornell, Allison ',Toed, Cathy Fuss, Keith liar- burn, David Jackson, Johnny Jaques, June Maxwell, Bill McRae, Bob McRae, Timmie Mock, Donald Noakes, John Noakes, Mich a el Sangster, Shirley Smale, Joe Vanstone. Grade 3 (Airs, Beryl Elgie — Catharine Christie, Julie Beal, Sheila Sangster, Dorothy Skea, Mac Williams. Grade 2 — Lloyd Allan. Kevin Bisback, Karen Broderick, De- borahClark, Kay Da.vis,Ji Drysdale, Garry Gass, Ardith Johnston, Shelley Kiefer, Keith Koehler, Douglas Kyle, Wayne ',enable, B r end a Lavender. Terry Mattson, Pam Mickle, Jeff Reaburn, Eddy Roose- boom, John Roweliffe, Scott Smith, Christine Vanstone, Ron- ald Grade 1. — Ross Alexander, Joan Allan, Kevin Buchanan, Dennis Charrette, Billy Clement, Reid, Sharon Smale, Robbie Ta.ylor. Grade 5 — Margie Allan, Debbie Anderson, Michael Bes- eau, Christine. .Betts, Beverly Clark, Mark Fiford, .Donna Forrest, Linda Hay, Gordon Jenkins, :Dorothy Kipfer, Lynda Koehler, Robin Lambie, Chris- tine McRae, Mary Mock, Nor- man Nellands, Lynda. Reid, Keith Roszel, Pamela Sangster, Marjorie Schwalm, Jane Smith, Pamela 'Tesler, Peggy Van- stone, Murray Walker, Heather Watson, Peter Williams, By .MRS. KEN tOckg1,LAR the Kirkton Anglican .Chureli; ClIONARTY on Sunday And visited .aft.ori , The annual picnic of S.S.' 6, 4 wards at the home of Mr- and nd }Iibbert', was held i n Pail., 1li,tchell, on ., ;Is%rlejrr.P;e°4A14.an1r. :t°.1"k Wi14°1aR"°an"lf40. Ar,andM1S. C411 Walker', \1.anJ1rs.thcon Allen -C.a 1:01371, VOvria. and 'Marlene and Mr. and Mrs. Jfarve:. Dow vatted On iittitc,Bty with cousins,. were the sports committee a n d. Mr. and Airs. Glen Tuffin A al‘1nrci. .°Anitir Ai rs, M ,R.b Dow,41" conve n edad INlr. iRi.:;:lic:sielstao: N. Pa4onr'ark WP.aa.nrkdia1011e: the lunch. sch oo l race, Ca roly n W a lk er; sing where .they will: spend the. Results of races are: Pre. Laren are motoring to Nipis. ggrr:dd ee ss 41. to 8, 3 , gi.Brlisi,anc oroele;n: suArni.rm,eemdaorimyg .cNhourrleilst, wea re.ke,om.. Dow; boys, Alec - Scott; three- by Mr. and Airs. •Wa• legged race, Bruce Dow an d ham Storey,. of Winthrop, have, Al" Scott; ladies' race, Joyce west "Acre v‘p,nhe'arenIthQet;rwillrliPatteihrld the Dow; men, Bruce 'Dow. There awjassn raelapyearilaueteL6cranible and Ca l gary th is district friends While seated a t t h e allover from this district attended the. I` !•al of the late Mrs. David ‘. 1rdiner which was held at the ileath-Leslie funeral home in Mitchell on Thursday. Miss Alice Walker has taken a position in the office of the Murray-Selby Shoe firm in London. Air, and Mrs. Donald Scott, al.‘n,:llagebed.s were holiday weekend. guests of Air, and Mrs, John. Cromarty honors departing teache i Grade 8 — Colleen Baynham, Carol Belts, Bevan .Bontbron, Peter Bisback, Ricky Buchan- an, Paul Drysdale, .1 oyce Flynn, Clark Forrest, Laverne Badmen, 'Suzanne Kyle, Linda Lenaghan, Cheryl Little, Bob Grade 4 (Erie Mansfield) — Moir, Wendy Moir, Bonnie Bill Cameron, Ron Clement, Peters, Heather Reid. Bill Hastings, Bill Hoy, David :Kiefer, Bob Maxwell, Jackie Simmons, Leonard Striate, john Taylor. Grade 4 (Mrs, Mabel. Shir- ray) — Iris Alexander, Allan Bisback, Susan Broadley, Carry Clement, Ken Ferguson, Joyce Johnston, Anne Keys, Douglas Mock, Ricky Parker, Joey 'Rea- burn, Wendy Webster, Beverly Whiteman. Honor ladies on departure -.Mrs. Thorn Docker was hos- tess at her apartment Tuesday evening for a farewell pre- sentation for Mrs. James Jen- kins and Mrs. C. McClintock, who are leaving town shortly. Gifts of cups and saucers and other gifts were presented to them. Airs. Docker made the presentation to Mrs. McClin- lock, and Mrs. Clarence Hoy the gift to Mrs. Jenkins. A secret hour was enjoyed, Kathy Cook, Ian Fiford, Joan Guests at the party were Forrest, Joan Goddard. Jane Mrs. Harold Gay, Mrs, Clar- Heal, Pat Joynt, Richard Lanes- once Boy, Mrs, Bruce Moir, lois, Paul La.wreirce', Laurie Mrs, Frank :Valley, Mrs. Wile McRae, Paul Neilands, ' Paul liain Crowell, Airs. Ellis Stew- Reaborn, Rowcliffe, ar't, Mrs. Docker, Airs, Mc- Danny Smith, Dan Turvey, Clintock, Airs. Jenkins, Mrs„ Patty Van Weren, jimmy Wat- D. C, Williams and Mrs, Maude son, Billy Webster, Jane Wil- Redden. teams, Pupils tour county town Students of grades 5 and 6 of Hensall Public School at the conclusion of school Friday morning enjoyed a trip to Godes riph where Alt', Kincaid, inspec- tor for North Huron., conducted the group on a tour through the coiret, house, Front there they visited the museum, Sifter Salt and Sheeler Pen factories and toured the Sherlock • Manning .piano„ Plant at Clinton. A picnic supper at the home of their leacher, Mrs, Mary Haugh of Brucefield rounded out an. enjoyable outing. F'ort'y-three look the trip including students, leachers and mothers who drove cars, WI piens program Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge, their husbands and fam- ilies have been invited to hold their annual picnic at the sum- mer cottage of Mr, and. Mrs. E. Chipchase at Norman Heights on Monday, July 9, Directing sports will be Mrs. Blighton Ferg, Mrs. Leona. Parke, Mrs. S, Blackwell and Mrs, Clarence Volland. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn Docker spent the weekend with relatives M Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Skea and family spent the week- end holiday at Georgian Bay. Miss Kathy Clark of Byron is vacationing fm.- a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin and Mary. Mr, • and Airs. Mel Johnston, St. Catharines, are visiting with the latter's aunt, Airs, Basil Ed- wards. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKellar, Susan and Michael, of Chat- ham, visted over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Archie Noakes, Susan and Michael. are remaining for two, weeks' vaca- tion with their grandparents, Mrs. Leonard Noakes, who un- derwent surgery at Victoria Hoe- pital, London, has left the hos- pital and is recuperating at the home of her sister and brother- in-law, Mr, and. Mrs. jack Peebles, London. Mr. and. Airs. 0, McClintock, Darci, Susie and Peter, left Saturday for Winnipeg where they \vitt take ttp residence, Mr, and Mrs., Getty Beatidee- hurst and family have taken up residence on Brock Street, in the home recently vented by Mr, and Mee. Schede, Mr. arid Airs, Mac. Watson and family have taken lip rest. donee in Mitchell, where Mr. Watson has purchased a home, Miss Louise Jones passed her grade, two theory examination of the loyal Censervatory of Toronto, Louise is now entitled to her grade seven piano certificate which she had Passed previously, Louise is a pupil of miss Greta Lamtnie. Mrs. Ttoy (Margaret) Stowell, Stettler, Alta. and Mrs. Eerily McNeil, Erskine, Alta.. who Taman and family at Listowel, visited with Air, and Mrs. George Bess last week and called on different friends here while on their way home. Mrs. Bissell is the, former Patsy Mc- Donnell of Hensel', and. is a niece of Airs, Taman, Alr, Bob Simpson anti Miss Carol Murray, of Birmingham, Mae, spent the weekend holi- day with the former's grand- mother, Airs. Lou Simpson, Bob leaves for San Antonia, Texas, July 9 to serve with the RCAF for four years. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connors and son Hal, of Albany, N.Y., are holidaying this week . with. Mrs. Connoe's brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons. Mrs. Dorothy Weido and Steve visited during the past week with relatives and friends in Brantford. Mr. and Airs, Keith Wonna- cott and family spent the week- end in Petrone where they at- tended an Assembly of Jehovah Witnesses, Mrs. H. Neeb of Tavistock is holidaying with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brown, Bill and Carol. Terry Peacock and. friend John Niblet end Jarvis Peacock of Stitesville spent the weekend with their grandmother, Mrs, Grace Harpole. Jarvis will re- main for the holidays. Mr. John Passmore has "e- turned home after a two weeks holiday spent with his son and daughter-instaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore and family at Mr, and Ales. Wm„T, McLean and Billy, of Hamilton, spent the weekend holiday with,. the P latter's father, Mr. John ass- more. Mrs. A. Crerer is spending this week visiting with Mrs. Ida Mitchell in London. Miss Bernice Dining is holi- daying with her parents, Alr, and Mrs. Wilbert Dating. UC Sunday service Rev, H. F, Currie occupied his own pulpit at "Jensen United Church Sunday morning fast with both the United and Car- mel Presbyterian churches well reereeented. For his sermon topic lie spoke on "DOinini011 Day," , The choir contributed air en- them and the Misses Nancy Kyle, Ann Mickle, Louise Jones and Suzanne Rennie sang a number. Mee, Robert Pryde presided at the thureh organ, Presentations of $25.00 sehol- arshipS were made t o Flora Lee Johnston, 13, and Bruce Forrest, 12, an annual award to the top boy and girl student in grade 8 of Hensel]. Public School. Mrs, William Clement, presi- dent of the Hensel), Kinettes, who sponsor this annual project, made the presentation at the school Friday morning, June 29, Flora Lee is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Johnston and Bruce 15 the son of Mr. and Mrs, Edison Forrest, (Grade to Which promoted) Grade 9 — Bob ("artily, Bill Chipchase, Bryan Fink, Bruce .Forrest, Barbara Forrester, Riley reunion at district farm The home of Mrs, Bert Riley, Cromarty, was the setting Sat- urday for the annual Riley re- union when 1963 officer's were elected. President. is Lloyd Riley, Crom.arty; vice-president, Ernie Harburn ;secretary, Mrs. Wil- liam Kellington; treasurer, Mrs. Bert Riley; sports committee, Air. and Mrs. George Boa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smale. A full line of sports were run off, and a picnic slipper en- joyed. Youngest' baby present was Raymond Riley; youngest married couple, Air. and Mrs. Earl Deichert; longest married couple, Ate. and Mrs. George Mann; eldest lady present, Mrs. john Riley, 86 years; eldest man, George Mann; lucky chair, Bradley Brodhagen; lucky car, Douglas Lewis; coining longest distance, Mr. and Mrs Douglas Lewis, Bronte. Reunion in 1.963 will he held at the home of Mr. and. Airs. Ross Riley. Playground is popular Seventy children registered at the Hensell playground on Tuesday for a month of activi- ties. This week was spent mainly in craft and . scavenger hunt was held on Thursday. Next week will he "Track and Field" week at the park. Newcomer's anti. ViSilOra are all welcome to attend. Glenn Harburn, Grant ,loves, Flora Lee Johnston, Danny Kiefer, Dianne Koehler, Alvin Lavery, Marcia Little, Gary Maxwell, Linda Mock, Rose Marie Neilands, B a r b a r a Schwalm, Robert. Smale, David Smale, Otto Smale, Bill Sol- den, George Taylor Grant Walker. table, Air. Eldon Allen read an Address and Mr. T. L. Scott presented a beautiful desk clock and pen to the retiring teacher, Miss 'Wanda McLaren. who thanked the parents and pupils for the gift and also for their kind co-operation during her three yea)' term es teacher at S.S, 6, Ribber!. Berner in the day the pupils presented her with a set el steak knives, which were also much appreciated. Miss McLaren will he teach- ing next term in Hamilton. Personal items Mr. and Airs. Howard Eves, Dennis, Gladys and. Caroline, of Moose Jan', Sask., are visit- ing with Airs, Eves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tiros, Laing and many other relatives, Airs. Will Hamilton is a pa- tient in Scott Memorial lios pital, Seaforth. Mr. Henry Eggert, of Ro- stock, is visiting with his daughter, Airs. Alex Gardiner, and Mr, Gardiner, Miss Carolyn Christie left last. week to take a position at the Bob-inn Restaurant in Bala, el.uskoka. Personal items Miss Theresa Corriveau, of London spent a few holidays with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Lucien Corriveau and family, of Blake, and since has 're- turned le London. The section of the Blake School held their annual picnic on the school grounds last Wed- nesday. The da.y was enjoyed by everyone, Miss Pearl Ann Erb visited last Tuesday night with Miss Mary Mae Schwartzentruber, of Blake, Al,-. .Harold Finlay, Jim. Mar- garet and Emma Jane attended. the Farrell reunion at Goderich on Sunday. The New Styles • TINTING • SETTING • STYLING Tues., Wed, & Sat., 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms-46.00 Regular $8.50 Be-N-Jay BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensall Membee's of the. Legion Ladies Auxiliary met at the home of Airs. Orlo McClintock Thursday evening of last week and pre- sented her with a brooch and matching earrings, Mrs, Gor- don Munn, past president of the auxiliary making the pre- sentation. Mr. McClintock was also pre- sented with a gift from the Legion Branch 468. Comments about Klippen Personal items The UCW and Sunday school Picnic of St. Andrew's United Church will he held at Lion's Park, Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon, July 10. Mrs, Adams and her daugh- ter, Donalda, of Seaforth, vis- ited Saturday with Mr's. E. Dowson, and Sunday visitors were Mr. and Airs. John Pep- per, Air. and Mrs, Miller McCon- nell, and family, of Bristol, Penn., are visiting Miss Ma- belle Whiteman, Weekend guests with Mrs. Reid Torrence and Miss Jean Ivison included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hane s, of Severn Bridge, and Mr. anti Mrs. Laurie Williamson, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Albert .A.lexa.n- der, Hensall, visited on Mon- day, A trousseau tea is being held on Saturday evening, July 7, at 7;30 p.m. her Marlene Riley, (bride-elect of July 14) at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Riley. Mr. John Gibson and Airs, Tom Bourke, of. Wroxeter, vis- ited recently with Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Meths. Miss Audrey Priestap and. friend, of near Mitchell, visited Sunday with Air, and Mrs. Bert Themson, COchrane Reunion Members of the executive of Hensel]. Women's Institute met at the home of president Mrs. Fred Beer last Wednesday eve- ning to prepare programs for the coming year. Eldest person in attendance, An itemized.- statement was Mrs, Hyde; youngest child in at- presented of the hockey banquet tendancc„leff Corbett. The pie- which the branch catered to and nic closed with a peanut scram- the proceeds turned over to the ble, treasurer. Honor CGIT member Members attending were Airs. George Hess, Mrs, Clarence Reid, Mrs. Wilbert Dating, Airs, 11, Al. Peck, Mrs, T. Sher- rill, Mrs, Walker Carlile, Miss Greta ha m rri i e, Mrs. Carl. Payne, Mrs. John Skea, 'Miss Al. Ellis, Mrs. A. R. Orr, Mrs. Beer. Legion honors members The CG1T of Carmel. Presby- terian Church met at the church manse Tuesday afternoon to honor Miss Judy Jenkins, ans active member, who is leaving the district. Leader Mrs, Ross MacDon- ald spoke briefly expressing thanks to Judy for her co- operation while a member of the group. Miss Patsy Moir made the presentation of a purse. A recreation period of badminton was played and. lunch was served. Mrs. George Hess and Airs, J. E. AlcEwen attended the play "The Tempest" at the eeeeieereeeesretee.reeerseeeeSe-eeettieqereefg Shakespearean Festival, Strat- ford, on Saturday last and while there were guests with Miss Etta Jarrott. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kuntze, Bad Axe, Mich, spent last week- end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry By MRS. NORMAN LONG Adkins, Mrs, Lavine. Reichert and Ivan, Air. and Mrs. Earl Kuntze visited with Mr, and Mrs. Orland Reichert, The Cochrane clan met for Clarence Reid has purchased their annual reunion at the cot- a lot on Highway 4 from J. 'N. tage of Bill. Fuss on Saturday, eicEsven and is building a new June 23, After a bountfel Pic- home. nic nipper, sports were enjoyed Lloyd McLean is building by all present.. new home on Highway 4 one Prize winners were: l'ettcley and a quarter south of table number, Bill Fuss; guess-, Herreall, ing number beans in jar, Jack Cochrane; Doreen coming the farthest, Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Cochrane, Agnes Cochrane, Margaret and Marion Chain. borlaiti; guessing number of Articles in egg, Ethel MeMur. frit; oldest person present, Mr. ;John Cochrane. Aoys aicd girls running trace, to 10 years, Kenneth Zones and Linda Foes; boys, 10 TO 15, Grant Jones, MOMS Abram; young men's rate, Wayne Love, Morris Abram; married ladles' race, Ethel AleAltreteiti, Mei'. gavel, Jones; married men, Bob Madge, Stan Love; three-leg, ged Pete, Wayne Love and. Ken , iteth Jones, Morris Abrani and (leant Jones; Men, kick the slipper, Wayne LOVei Agnes Madge; beeeking the balloon, A d LOVO, Wayne Love, Bob Madge, Officers for the 'Corning year have been vacationing with theft' are; Preeident, Meg MeMet , sister and betithet-in•law, Mel secretary, Merg at et and Ales, W. A. MacLarcn, Jones; treasurer, Ian 1icA11is= Ooderieh, are visiting with 'their' ltr; table tonVeneri , Mrs. Bill Aster4 WO , Puss': Mts. Ella , Puss': Spette comm ittee, dale, and attended, the Stephen. and Mrs. Bob Madge, me. and son picnic at Seaterth till Sun.- Met, Stan Love, A vote Of thatika Was lett. tiered to Me, and Mrs. Bill Etree And they Wee. peetented With e in ell gilt in appreciation Of their hospitality. • • day, Mr. And Mrs, l)on Bissell and two of their older children, Stvoithe and MIMI, of Poway', California, who have been vaea- boning with Mr, and Mrs. Ted PLIONP; 43:1 sEAFORTH need under LUST:) Grade 7 — Pauline Bell, Christine Cameron, Arleen Chipehase, ,1 o h 11 Goddard, Cathy Henderson Cary EY10, Marilyn Maxwell, Been ci a Noakes, Charles Schwalm, Joan Sim mons„John Skea, Ken Smale, Ruth Smale, Bill Tay- Mr, Gerald Volland, Grade 6 — Janice &enliven, Betty Cameron, Carolyn Cook, Beth Cook, Bill Cornell, Mich- ael Davis, Muriel Ferguson, Lynda Fuss, Michael Hoy, Sus- an Jinks, Roy Johnston, Ken- neth Jones, John Joynt, Linda Keys, Lin d a Jane Kipfer. Sharon Lavery, John Moir, Cheryl Mousseau, Tom Neil- ands, Patricia Parke, Allan — Continued from page 4 Message from Blake eSy MISS EMMA FINLAY E, Luxton is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. W. Crawford, Mr. Alvin. Crawford and Miss Mary Crawford were guests at the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Pull- man which was held in the Orange Hall, Mitchell, on Sat- urday night, Mr. anti Mrs, Tames Dins- Mr. and Airs. Al', Lamond al- more and boys, of Windsor, tended the 100th a.nraversary of and Mr. Lloyd McBride spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Airs, Thomas Dinsmore and Mr. and Airs. James Dins-Sugar and spice more, of Zurich, Mr. and Airs. Donald Manson andfamily, of Toronto. spent through the islands, game of the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. golf, fishing, jaunt, or swim Newell Geiger and John, Mrs. and sunbathing. Home. Shower, Mary Manson and Robert. Tall, tinkling drink. Dinner. served outside, of barbecued steak, baked potato, fresh green beans or young carrots, salad. Coffee. Brandy. 'Read novel, under the oaks, lulled by sounds of summer evening — children's piping. birds' lullabies, distant band concert, Sit out until long after dark, smoking good cigar and pondering ways of God and man. Go in, prepare small snack, retire to study, watch all late movies until all sta- tions off air. Bed, .se This, I know, is the only way I can fight off that wild desire to get back into that class- room, and manage, somehow, to get through those two gruel- ing months, I can only save my sanity if I slick-closely to my program. And I intend to do just that. Provided, of course, that I can dispose of the dog and eat, sell my two children into slavery, and send my wife to visit her uncle in Ireland. ueen S. ' HOTEL Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets: and weddings Attractive Rooms Vl IT OUR "BEAUTIPUL HURON LOUNGE 5.• • • . o . e ,, -, X •