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BAPTIST HI PARTY 'One of the oldest private
Baptistheld their (Hallow -schools• in Canada is '(,Jpper Can-
Ilisda College, a,s tablished in 1830
e'en party Monday night when by Sir John qthorne. At that
the church auditorium was suit- time it.: was situated in what is
ably decorated. now downtown Toronto. Fees
Prizes for the best, girl's and for boarders then" fere:• .boys
boy's costume went to Gretchen aged 6 to 12, $35 a" year; boys
Whiteman and Ron Crane. After over .12, $41 a year.
the traditional apple dunking
"-and other games, refreshments Don't plan your work unless
, were served, you plan to work your plan.
BOGIE'S BEACH INCIDENT
Girls Are Handcuffed
To, From curt House
Three girth and a young man Bell for another week.
from Michigan faced a dozen Rylbaek also pleaded guilty t
charges. in magistrate's court carrying an offensive weapon, a
Thursday, arising from a spree knife. On one charge of d'amag
of car -stealing, Abreaking into ing outboard motors all four
summer• cottages, damages to said "guilty."
boats and .motors. The youth, "From the jail you can apply
Richard T. Ry'tbak, gf Detroit; to have counsel assigned you,.
after consulting a brother in if you feel that way," Magistrate
court, pleaded guilty on every Holmes advised them.
count; Shirley Parrott admitted " Cottages broken into includ-
a couple of breakins and causing ed those of Albert Woods, 'Brus-
'damage to boats,, and Gloria sels;. H. L. Bennett, Listowel;
Jean Kabel put in a guilty Elea Ben Hutton, iB,rantford, an.d Cliff
to carrying an offensive weapon, Strawbridge,; all at " Bogie's
a knife. Margaret iFallis pleaded Beach, and that of 0. R. Little -
not guilty to all chargs. ford, Baltimore, at the United
The members , of the party Church camp.
were neatly dressed and looked
respectable, but the girls are
escapees from a training school
at Adrian, Mich., and the police tet medieval times. Buildings
hoc] a couple of them hand tiffed were damp and drafty then, so
when brout;hl;,t.o court and later robes of some kind were n
taken out. Arrested ,at the pre= for warmth. The first scholarseeded
viou week -end., by OPP Con- were clerics and they adopted
stables Bruce Johnston and robes similar to the robes of
R^bort Sims, they were returned other clerical orders,
tothe care of Jail Governor
Use of the cap and gown as
academic costume can be traced
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OUT ON A LIMB
(WITH BILL SMILEY)
There's a deal of fluttering
and Sputtering and muttering, of
hurrying andworrying and
scurrying, around 'our town
'these days. There is tension ,in
the air, and secracy. Domestic
quarrels are frequent and bitter.
Women weep easily, and norm-
ally soft-spoken men curse with
gusto and little provocation.
* * at
Cause of all the strain, of
course, is that deer season is
upon us again. About dawn on
Monday morning, some two-
thirds of„the male population
w(Ij_,be off"on the great annual
.
Trudge. Among them, they will
cover more territory 'than did
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of •violence and utter confusion.
* -* *
There are reasons Why all
those pot-bellied, flabby -muscled,
short-winded characters undergo
the :dreariness and the exhaus-
tion of the hunt.: Seldom .among -
them are the yearning for a
venison roast, nor yet the. deep
desire to indulge in the thrills
of the chase.
* *
Some of them go because they
face the truth. They know that
they can't- spend one more day
with their wives without taking
an axe to them. Smug in the
knowledge that it is the one
holiday on which the ,old lady
will not insist on tagging along,
they leave for the deep woods
and safety 'with expressions of
loverandsolicitude, the hypo-
crites.
*: * *
Another segment is also near-
ing the breaking, point. It is
made up of the men who are
running away from The Job or
The Business. Nearly berserk
from the attentions of boss or
,eustorers, they'll admit quite
frankly, the cowards, that they
don't give a diddle about the
'iunting, they just want to get
-onieplace where there are no
telephones, Where- noh.ody can
manage to get in rare.shape Msy
dark, and shine wetly • at the
hunters" dance.
*
Perhaps, five per cezit of all
bhtise `who go deer hunting` are
t thth k look
ktforward
t d
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QW'JT CANADIAN' QUIZ Canada" has m than, 60,0,
L Canada's highest Peaks are ii 'golf clubs, with mcwre >jhag
what mountain range? 40,Q00' women members and. at
2. of Canada's. 124,000 imrni _ Thornhill,, Ont., the. Isroold's ouly
real 'Minters.
ey po otrwar grants in 1958, how . many go ' club exIugively dor Medics.
oa,, a un acnes ,an icip- were women and children?
the cold and the battle
ation. They love the 'bus_h a_ndl3, Prior to World War 11 Canada
produced annually about 1.5
million tons of steel. What is
our present maximum' cape -
You'll have to pardon these est
a * u *ia winter.,
city?
4. Whicharea provinceof hasoccupied the greatfarm.-
random thoughts. I've just been land? Which has the largest
checking my deer hunting equip- , farm income?
ment and, am a little sour. My 5. As taxpayers do Canadians
hunting, jacket was the only bed 'spenrri more on national . de -
our pup would sleep on when „ fence or on social security
we got him, and itis been chew- and health and welfare ser -
ed on and spewed on. I wore ,vices?
my hunting pants trout fishing ANSWERS`. 5. - Spending
lint spring, fell in, and they, through governments on social
shrank to pedal pushers, Last security and health and welfare -
They work_ hard at it, They
come home•with venison. And
theytalk b t t Il t
time I saw my hunting. cap, the
kids weer picking wild straw-
berries into i -t. My. hunting
knife has apparently been 'used
for trimming linoleum, and my
compass vanished on a Cubs'
hike: ""r - area of occupied farm land, On-
* * * tario the largest farm income.
In view of all this, along with 2. Over 83,000 of the 124,000
the fact I haven't the guts to immigrants were women and
suggest it to the Old Girl, it children.
looks as though I'll have to skip
Napoleon's army on the retreat ,ct.at'them. The Hunt -this.- year. Thank The hardest job of all
from Moscow. * * goodness, of finding"a safe job.
* * * - ' Then there `are the boys who -------------- ---
Majority
Majority of these intrepid -ant to , play at being men. 7 , .w,Y ">> :
�rtventurers would not walk two i These are the types with white -
blocks ,,,to work on a pleasant collar jobs, good incomes, and
day in mid -summer. Yet they I :ron-willed wives. For 51 weeks
will drag them,,clves c,r.rt a dirty of. the year, these birds are well ,
great musket through swamp and 'ressed, well mannered, and
slash and burn., through mud and well managed. So they go deer
snow and rain, for eight hours hunting, and for once. glorious
a clay during the annual attack week, they stomp around Iiir big
-of oafard known in. these parts
as deer hunting.
* * *
The truth is, of course, that it ,, * *
is not the hunt they enjoy. Deer: Still another regiment of
hunting, as a sport, is highly hunters is made up of men ,to
'over -rated. It is much like sold -
services costs ° about $$ billion
a year, about double the cost of
national defence: 3. Steel cap-
acity now exceeds 6.3 million
tons. 1. In the St. Elias range.
4. Saskatchewan has the lamest.
boots, never, wash or shave, talk
rough and dirty, belch at will,
and get drunk.
leringf long periods of complete
monotony and intense discom-
fort, interspersed by explosions
On•��-spot
claims
s
settlement
whom deer hunting,has a snob
appeal, -They are like -the peoplei-- " _:_. . �,- zr ,
Who don't 'know a football from •
<n footbath, but break their 'give .more h®e
•
necks to get a ticket to the Grey r rte
tip game; because its a prey- i' Fr; ES $
'ige deal. This type of hunter -, p��tect��ri� ,4 `+' n"
wear, expensive hunting clothes,
has an expensive gun, and goes This single policy costs less than four separate home .
' 'o a well -organized camp, where
he does a lot of d,rinkiifg and 'policies, yet gives greater protection . e . ensures home and
7c'.:�'r playin g and lets the guide? r,vate structures against fire and other perils... insures
�ttler»ent ;hoot the deer, household goods and personal property on and off premises
* ... covers liability claims by others for damages for
with they Then there is the -vast. astern- w'' ich"you are legally liable ...provides theft insurance
rbly of ordinary, hardy perennial in, -contents of your home and personal property at'home
clots; who go deer hunting gust �o,• away. And --the State Farm Homeowners Policy costs
for the hell of it. They' pite ig less than many other homeowners.policies! Of course,
AL�.�NE1R/ �' a car and .head north, hitting complete and exact protection, is described only in -,
the stuff all the�way. then they the policy. Ask about it today.
get to deer country, they pile,
is that
i
out and wander aimlessly and `�
cluelessly, shooting a horses, .LLOYD
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cattle and each other, and get-
ting 'lost. The second day they
last till th
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