iargecongrcg on Col mo AN INVISIBLE more in the title by the Barrie Theatre Guild amey Ne Suï¬ 135 max role isnt Harveys only claimto fame The delight every memherflof the family ior uxnmie of chm chmiph comedyahout six foot rabbit the best Ieah Gremo 1eitwho has leadingrole friend orthe leading man is favorite with as yeta Louise Simmons Janet Allenhy audiencesl everywhere and Barrie wont be playing Mrs Chauvenetend Brucephnp any exception To be performed in theIIill peu an important taxidriver use eagerly um lt wcmï¬ lt restvscmoï¬auditoriumronNov22 and awaitingthesrislngcurtoin minim mam 16min Cam CWAEUAN AND the oldv Testament Elizabeth coma F000 won the following cup from T0 CATCH MAN By Rchna Cloete The author of The Nylon Sa fari and wife of the writer Stu irt Cloete has how writtena light hearted account ohhow she land ed her husband Her maritalsa fari began in New Jersey when she was 22and naive At that time she outmanoeuvered her parents and two high school so quainunces and became the un oxpected cabinmate of these sup posedly sophisticated young wo men aboard the lie de France Rehna was continual irritation to her travelling companions for she did not get seasick and after distinguished perfdrmance in the mens gyrnn became one of the belles oi the ship She was escorted around Paris hya vari ety of fascinating Frenchmen and ilnally met Stuart who was precisely the sort of Englishman all travelling American girls dreamed about His reserved Englishmans courtship was strange one hut apparently typi cally Britisï¬ She tells of it with humor and an understanding that make entertaining reading though some readers may think she is just little too cute in spots VIEW T0 THEISOUTHEAST BySontha Rama Jtau SanthaBama Rau is charming young woman from India who has already written several books on theaOrient and who is now married to Fauhion Bowersan American whom she met in Ja pan This hookwhi¢h grew out of series of articles whichap peared in Holiday magazine gives an informal introduction to the countries of Southeastern Asia it seems to be intended lior pleasure reading but fh some time informative 6r ences to the tragic aspects of the contemporary world scene are kept at minimum The atmosphere ismainythat sensit cos mopolitan travelogue The author is adept at recording the small intima cha cteristics which give personality to region or country She takes us on an un hurriedJouiney through the Philr ippi which area tumultuous exuberanL and optim pommunism grew and Vietnam Burma the happy land as if SEW News During the first wcek oi Nd vemher Mr Giahamgand Mr Gregory from Tcachers College Toronto were visitors to Ivy sen ioi roomifor theiriirst continuous Public Speaking contest At the Essa public speaking contest held in Baxter hall on Nov Peter McLachlan of Bax Vter won first while Victor Hay ward who spokegonhis tripto the zone spelling bee finals in Toronto last spring was 7tied with anothermontestant for sec ond place After the speaking the special prizes won at rthe Essa School we were turning the pages at cruise prospectus The account is filled with medley otyremernr bered sights sounds foods and people which give the reader host of tangiblerich impressions of westernized cities and isolated villages as well as islands un touched by the outside world The author is wellinfdrmed and discriminating observer with gin for painless instruction in the guise of elegant journalism THE mm Cochrane for having the hest number of points at the VY Fair Wm Preï¬enw 100 Jamiesonwiihetud iromihéNew fair 35 from Stanley Applegate for having the highest numbe ofpolnts per gt Baton Coto Lawrence Speera the boy having thesecond est number olpoints at the item Royal Bank oLCath Mary Lynn Applegate for the girlhaving the est hunter polnlant the la from hloyd McLaughlin to Victor Hayward for public speaking from The Barrie Examiner for their weed collections HaryAp plegatcuimn $3 Eleanbr Carru ihers $lnnd menflward from memoir of Comerce fork weed naming contestym Lynn Applegate received iliord Cole donated $2 to erry Martin for winning firstpiace with his her call Ivy won th trophy given by Garners Men Wear for havi thehest school exhibitof writl one sample from each gr and suitably mounted Congratulations are extends to the winne Wolrians nary Christ Church held theirroctober meeting at the homeï¬of Mrs Esten Do last Thursday ev inflohfï¬im as Wingcwlth 14 members and The subtitle of this hook is analysis of the Communist Sy tem is author was once an as sociate of Tito and Communist propagandist Later he became critic and victimof Tito and now he islanguishing in jail in Yugoslavia Under these drama tic circumstances the of this book created co interest Djilas has achieved clear and detachedanslysis of the Communist system Except for few keen insights most of what he saysis what any ohjective political scientist might say What is significantds that he says it as one who helped make Commun ist revolution and build 1Com munist regime He sliqu how away from Socialism from ism The Russian Revo lllil0nï¬ld not produce theclass less society but newclass which isjealous of its privilege Any reformsvare dictatedhy poliA tical need and arenorealcon cessions ï¬reedom Dj gards asan undaunted be liever in Communist principles and suggests democratic social ism as ananswertoCom unism Thiatis book 11 wot att visitors present The meeting under the leadership of the pre dent Mrs Jennett opened in the usuah mannerpwiih hymn and prayers Bible reading by Miss Dunn Minutmdï¬v Mrs Elw od Jeonett Thank you letters read Also letter the bonus convener Mrs Claude Banting advising of requirements forthe bal lengthy discussion making necessary omit missionary em The program convener Monks conducted very jute esti gvprogram and Bible so test Thesocial hour Was enjoyed by all The November meeting tribe held at therhom of Mrs Elwood Jenne t5 oronto Visit Mrs Arthu Coxworth week withiher not Davis in loronto Business drising out of the minutes was dealt with causing AaréulliiD AMEREAN mount lisorvanou flea It race in mum our home all our 30 on loy sought on most motionbl can youve ever equnumpoqsi Iv mm serumr68 rs rhea seesaw