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| ot views $629. Travel news, Accommodation is at Resort on the Caribbean and the packages include return non-stop flight on Warldways 707 to Barcelona Airport, transfers, seven or 14 nights accommodation, beach bag, cocktail party, free day time tennis and $100 bar credit per room per week. Christmas in England Laker Airways is offering Christmas flights from Toronto to Prestwick, Manchester and Gatwick at $579 per person and $469 for by Carol Crawford Chieftain Holidays is offering packages to Puerto LaCruz in Venezuela this winter from the Doral Beach Package holidays full English breakfast for two, in the guest's room or in the Cafe Victoria, is also included. Total cost $235. Caribbean islanders are great believers in public holidays: Independence Day, Emancipation Day, Discovery Day, Friend- ship Day ... the list goes on. Each island has its own set of public holidays, during which everything closes up so if you're planning your proverbial drum: lighter than the holidays, make sure that you don't arrive when everyone is enjoying a day off work. Skin Care One of the more desireable, although disturbingly short-lived, byproducts of an children under 12. Sale on CP Air SKYBUS A no-frills SKYBUS winter seat sale is being offered by CP Air on,a number of selected routes in Canada. The new program which offers savings of up to $64 on a regular SKYBUS return ticket, runs from Oct. 22 through March 18, 1982. However, the Christmas/New Year season, which runs from Dec. 17 to Jan. 10, is not included. Fares on the SKYBUS seat sale are $234 for Toronto to Vancouver, $192 for Toronto to Calgary or Edmonton. King Edward Hotel Deluxe Weekend Program The program features two nights of ac- commodation for Friday and Saturday arrivals in one of the King Edward's deluxe calegory rooms. Fresh flowers, a fruit basket and chilled champagne will be available on arrival. A island vacation is that rich, dark tan which will make you the envy of all your pallid friends at home. Understandably enough, you will want to get as bronzed as possible, as soon as possible. Just remember, anything more than half an hour to an hour of soaking up the sun's rays on the first day and you will find yourself in a considerable amount of pain. As a rule, build up gradually over three or four days. However, everyone's skin is dif- ferent, so govern your exposure according to your own tolerance. Make liberal use of sunscreen and tanning lotions. Not only do they help prevent sun- burn, but they will replace some of the moisture lost by your skin. If you plan to do anything which involves sitting in the sun for extended periods of time (fishing and sailing are good examples), keep covered. Craighurst by Mrs. M. Craig In common with ail of Simcoe County, this community will long remember the Inter- national Ploughing Match. The ladies of the Women's Institute assisted the Crown Hill W.I. in staffing (I was going to say 'manning', but that didn't seem quite fitting) the Sears Hospitality Tent. Many cups of tea were served each day from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Parents of W.R. Best school children worked hard in their food concession, proceeds from which are to go toward the building of the new gym. Loccal farmers were involved in setting up and taking down displays, parking, etc. Even though the weather was less than ideal, match organizers can be proud of a job well done. Better luck to Middlesex next year. Two families' in Craighurst suffered bereavement last month. Mr. G. Montica passed away on Sept. 15, leaving his wife, Dina, daughter Mary Poole of Craighurst and son Victor of Toronto. Our sympathy also goes oul to the Jensen family. The funeral of Robert Jensen was held on Friday, Oct. 2. He leaves his wife Joan, sons David of Churchill, Man., Ron of Hillsdale, Jeanette, Mrs. OD. Docherty of Barrie, Christine of Edmonton, Alta.; and Ann, Mrs.-D. Cammander, of Kelowna, B.C. Also surviving is one sister, Mrs. Elsie Kelly of Sussex, N.B. The fall 4H project, Which Came First, The Chicken Or The Egg? is underway, with leaders of the Craighurst club being Mavis Burnham, Marj. Bell and Liz Gorski. The club meets Wednesday evenings and has chosen the name The Craighurst Clucker Pluckers. Officers and members are President, Ian Caston; Vice-Pres., Leanne Caupre Secretary, Jania Gorski; Press Reporter, Nancy Burnham; Glen Watson, Owen Barker, Christine Charman, Debbie French, Angela Haiback, Sue Janssen, Heidi Lennox, Debbie Sutton. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weeks of Dalston who recently celebrated their 40th wedding an- RE. LEPAGE- RADIOS SHACK GREAT PUMPKIN CAPER Saturday, Oct. 24/81, , Bias alii lS (AGS aye, A.E. LePage Highway Mall, from 10 a.m. to closing Pick up a Pumpkin for only 50' Proceeds donated to United Way QUANTITIES LIMITED. 1 PER FAMILY y es Page 6, Friday, October 23, 1981 niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Harv. Oades were guests at the reception held at Shanty Bay Golf Club on Oct. 3. Excellent selection of 6ft and 12 ft NO-WAX VINYLS aes family dinner by Louise Wanless Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freedman and Rachel of Deep River and Norman's_ brother, Mark Freedman of Toronto, were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell Steele, Laura and Ray Halward ' Ray Halward, with the Royal Botanical Gar- dens, told an audience in the Midland Library Wednesday evening how to grow house plants from cuttings and seeds. The subject of the library's next free program, On Nov. 18, is how to take a case to small claims court. TO CHOOSE FROM In Peerless, Harding & Celanese A rainbow of gorgeous colours from as low as *497 Sq.yd. Armstron; ig Candide *11 197 Sq.yd. Hurry for best selection limited time ~ CARPET David of Brockville, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atkinson and family of Guelph, were holiday visitors with Mrs. Clarence Atkinson. The Atkinson families attended their annual Thanksgiving dinner in Utopia hall on Saturday evening. Sixty-eight were present. Bob and John Finlay celebrated Thanksgi- ving at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Finlay of Elmvale. Peter DeGorter. who is attending the University of Western Ontario, was home for the holiday weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Denbeigh were also with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John DeGorter, and Caroline. Paul has accepted a position al the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wanless, who were married on Sat., Oct. 10 in St. Patricks Church, Phelpston. 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