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Barrie Examiner, 24 Mar 1977, p. 17

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71 help wanted Make money while the kids are In school Instead of waiting In the house for the kids to come home become an AVON representative you can meet people earn money and be home before they get there For details call 7285809 am to pm or write PO Box 485 71 help wanted COMPANY REQUIRES ambitious per son with car Choose your own hours work part or fulltime In Barrie or sur rounding area Must be neat In ap prearance can earn 56 or more an hour Telephone 641956532 DEALERPLAN CLERK Fulltime dealerplan clerk required Ex ceiient opportunity Previous credit and collection experience an asset Position also includes some clerical duties Please contact Mr Bill Thompson Canadian imperial Bank of Commerce 7282459 HOUSEKEEPER Babysitter required weekdays in Anten Mills One infant Must be mature reliable person Phone 726A2o73alter530 FULL TIME sales person for womens wear store Experience preferred but not necessary Must be willing to accept responsibility Chance for advancement Send resume to Box T84 co Barrie Ex aminer Barrie WThA15 TRUCK DRIVER for sod larm ex perience required Must be 25 years old References requiredCaI14169397022 FULL TIME retail sales person required for expanding company Must be ex perienced Cali Mr Franklin at 4873605 VEECLE WANTED warm caring mature person to work nights week In PARTITIME sales clerk wanted Apply in person only Kerns Jewellery 165 Wellington Street West BOOKKEEPER REQUIRED for local automotive business must be friendly logical experienced and an independent thinker hours daily Morning or after noon Telephone 7261461 residential setting for emotionally disturbed children Duties inciudeclean Ing and washing 7288781 am pm EXPERIENCED Clerk Typist required for loan department of Barrie Bank 7263690 71 help wanted 71 help wanted EMISSION CONTROL CENTER EXHAUST INSTALLER We have an opportunity for you an experienced exhaust in If staller to take charge of training In this position you will provide technical leadership in the development of our outlets throughout the Province of On tario This challenge to join our rapidly expanding Canadian organization could provide substantial personal growth for an aggressive and mature individual who enjoys some travel and has the necessary experience and the keen desire to get in on the ground floor of new and exciting Company Interviews arranged in confidence WONDER MUFFLER 38 Alliance Blvd Barrie Ontario 7057373322 72 sales help agents 72 sales help agents TIIHIIE TELEPIHIOINIE STORE ILIIIMIIIIIIED If selling is what you do best give IS call The Telephone Store I5 wanting to hear from people who are looking for successtu corrur til stlIng iiid chartizi to work tor above average earnings tiu iI lit SPlllflg telephone answering systems dictating equipment com Illtllilcdlllltls systems and other related products The work Is challenging and rewarding You ll be trained by protessmnals and work closely vvith people who art lentilrs III the lieId Do you have what It takes Ir xvii wrilt us7 Shed lmlow to see you quality verSiIr Degree AI Ir 501 rmwi rosl bus nets lot Arming iearr am we it you feel you can qualify send your resume to ILS TilliilE TELEPIHIOINIE STORE LIIIMIIITIEDI 466 MchCOLL AVE WILLOWDALE ONT MZHZEI Telephone 993620 74 opportunity for mgn women 74 opportunityfor men women TRAIN AS HELICOPTER PILOT Course Openings This Spring and Summer for Com mercial Pilot training of Oshawa Company representatives will be at the Holiday Inn Fairview Road Friday 25th March and Saturday 26th March between 10 am pm for enrolment in terviews by prior appointment only Course costs are tax deductible TELEPHONE 4167252l41 DAYS 4164499280 EVGS ASTON HELICOPTERS LIMITED LEFRDY THE BARRIE EXAMINER HAS ROUTE OPENINGS WASAGA BEACH STAYNER or Phone 7266539 ruuilWTnlhchs BIG BAY PT AREA CODRINGTONNELSON AREA HIGHLANDLITTLE AREA ST VINCENTGROVE AREA DUNLOP WPERRY AREA Please fill out the application below and return it to THE BARRIE EXAMINER Circulation Dept 16 Hayfield St Barrie 71 help wanted REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST dental assistant or preventive dental assistant Send resume to Box T06 Barrie Ex aminer BABYSITTER required In my home Tues Wed Thurs 145 to 1130 pm every other week Phone 72671173 72sales helpagents EXPANDING CANADIAN Oil Company needs dependable person who can work without supervision Earn $14000 per year plus bonus Contact customers around Barrie We train Write chk Pres Southwestern Petroleum Brampton Ont L6T 2J6 SALES REPS wanted for the finest home water purifiers made Must have car Excellent commissions Choose own hours Call or write Allan Munro JO AL ENTERPRISES PO Box 843 Orlllla Ont Lav 6K8 74 opportunity for men women FREE SAMPLE LESSON HIGH SCHOOL Grades 913 Finish at home in your spare time All books sup plied Low monthly payments Write for Free Booklet including phone number to United In stitute PO Box 152 Station Toronto Ontario MSN 224 TF 7employment wanted EXPERIENCED TYPIST will do typing in own home Low rates Will pick up and deliver Telephone 4362832 alter pm NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of GEORGE ALBERT SMITH of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe Retired Soldier deceased ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of George Albert Smith late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe Retired Soldier who died on or about the 25th day of January 1977 are hereby notified to send particulars of some to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of April 1977 after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the un dersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claims they shall not then have notice dersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claims they shall not than have notice DATED at BARRIE this 24th day of MARCH I977 GEORGE EDWARD SMITH 27 Cynthia Court BARRIE Ont LAM 2X3 Executor of the Estate of George Albert Smith M24 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of RHODA LUCRETIA BELL late of the Village of Waverley Town ship of Medonte in the County of Simcoe who died on or about the l7th June 1976 must be filed with the undersigned per sonal representative on or before 8th April 1977 thereaf ter the undersigned will distribute the assets of the said estate having regard only to the claims then filed Dated 4th March 1977 RALPH WARREN BROWN Administrator by LENNOX BROWN Suite 104 5803 Yonge Street Willowdale M2M 3V5 his solicitor herein MIOI724 NOTICE deadline for Classified word ads prevrous day noon Saturday TF Ji4 against the Estate of VITO MAR CHESE late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe Retired Businessman who died on or about the 15th day of Novem ber 1976 are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Admlnlstratrlx on or before the 7th day of April 1977 after which date the Estates assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims that have then been received CATERINA MARCHESE Ad ministratrix by her solicitors BLACK OSBORNE BLACK BASSEL Suite 802 Ill Rich mond Street West Toronto On tario M5H 2H8 M2431 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of ELIZABETH AGNES McLAUGHLIN late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe who died on or about March Ist 1977 are requested to send par ticulars of their claims to the un dersigned on or before the 8th day of April 1977 after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims which they shall then have notice DATED this 16th day of March T977 WILSON BURNS MENZIES CARROLL PALMER BUM STEAD 118 Collier Street Box 601 BARRIE Ontario Solicitors for the Executors M21 24 78 tenders TENDERS Tenders for contractor to per form the custodian duties for the Royal Canadian Legion Building Barrie Resume of Custodian duties available at 410 St Vincent Street Barrie Telephone 728 4002 to Secretary Manager Mr Wm Oickle Tenders close April 1977 M242526 80 public notices iZYEAROLD BUSINESSPERSON CANT LEND MONEY Answer Your Barrie Examiner Carrier on Collection Day TODAY IS COLLECTION DAY PLEASE PAY YOUR CARRIER PROMPTLY ThTF tagging ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 7282414 Classified advertisements and notices for there pages must be received by day preceding publication with the ex ception of Clanlied Duplay ad vertisements which must be in by two days prior to publication BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES 40 words 55 00 Additional words ts per word CARD OF THANKS 25 words 8500 odditionoi words ct per word IN MEMORIAM NOTICES No verse 35 00 With verse per count line 71 unit per line COMING EVENTS $3 22 per column inch 24 WORD MINIMUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Caph DII count Rates apply if paid within days One or two insertions per word in nrtion Three consecutive insertions and one hall cents per word insertion total $617 Six consecutive insertions Bc per word per Insertion loloi Sil 52 Multiple Insertions may be ordered subiact to con cellotron when natulaclory raeults ob toined Method of counting lower than 24 word count as 24 words Each Initial abr bIQVIOTIOH set of numbers etc count or separate words ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS All phone insertion order are accepted as convenience to the OdVIIItIIfl Tharlore the Classified Advertising Department requires ad advertilen lo lun dly rechotk their advertisement im mediately altar lt7l insertion in order that any error or omiuion may be reported before in order that some may be rectriieu tor the following day publication The Barn Examrner is responsible for only one incorrectly printed insertion ol any ad ygrtnemnnl and then only to the extent of portion of ad that involves the muprtnt Errors which do not leuen the value at the odvrtitamlnl are not eligible lor correc tiom by make good The Barrie Examiner reserves the right to Iontly revue or reject any want ads PHONE 728 2414 BOX REPLIESV Whiie every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible we accept no liability in respect of loss or damage alledged to arise through either failure or delay in forwarding such replies however otherwise EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 77legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims ath Notices Engagets Bl maximum 40 words additional words cents per word Card of Thanks 25 words In Memoriam no verse Verse per count line extra 21 Coming Events 81births Mondays Child Is fair of lace Tuesdays Child is full ol grace Wednesdays Child Is lull of woe Thursdays Child has far to go Fridays Child is loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard for Its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day lslalr and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day ol the week was their birth date Keep this and other Important information lor your childs future Barrie Examiner Birth Announcament will include the name at your child the day of the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record In Babys Book or Family Albums The rate for Barrie Examiner Birth Notice is only $500 maximum 40 words Additional words cents per word PHONE 7282414 85 deaths BISHOP Eva at Simcoe Manor Beeton Ont on Wed March 23 I977 Eva Bishop beloved wile ol John Bishop loving mother at Rose Mrs Craig ol Toronto and Joseph of Barrie Dear grandmother ol Norman David and Carol Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home 152 Bradford St Barrie Visita tion trom Thursday at Funeral Mass at St John Vianney on Friday March 25 at It am interment St Marys Cemetery PERKINS Walter at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Wednesday March 23 1977 Walter Perkins in his alst year beloved husband at the late Clara Barr dear lather of Betty Mrs Shier and June Mrs Mcisaac Loving grand lather ol Mardi Hulten Mark and Kim Mclsaac Robert and Cathy Shier great grandfather of Rudy Hulten Loving son at Sarah and the late Harry Perkins and brother of Harry Perkins and Phillis Smith of Toronto Fred Perkins and Lillian Dobbin both predeceased Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie Complete ser vice in the chapel on Friday March 25111 at 710 pm Interment Barrie Union Cemetery Canadian Legion service Thursday at pm Masonic service Thursday at 730 Under auspices oi Kerr Lodge number 230 in lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Royal Victoria Hospital Auxrliary remembrancelund BRYSON Ray Ncil at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Thursday March 24 1977 Ray Neil Bryson in his 87an year beloved husbaan of Florence Constance Kilbourn dear father of Robert of Bar IlO Neil at Kingston David at Montreal and Mary predeceased Grandfather of Connie Mary Kampbcll tom and Cathy Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after Friday Complete service in tho chapel on Saturday March 26th at Interment Barrie Union Cemetery In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to Royal Victoria Hospital Aux iliary remembrance tund B7 in memoriams AN EASTER TRIBUTE TO YOUR LOVED ONES With the significance of Easter Day in mind consider an in Memoriam as tribute to your loved ones It is beautiful gesture of love and devotion to the memory of mother father wife husband daughter sonwor those beyond the immediate family circle faithful friend or kin In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who wish to select on apprOpriate momoriom notice for Easter time the Classified Department of The Barrie Examiner will publish SPECIAL MEMORIAM TRIBUTES SATURDAY APRIL To ensure that your message appears at this time Telephone 7282414 or write BEFORE WED NESDAY APRIL TThSTF Bangkok gets used to curfew BANGKOK Reuter Bangkok one of Asias most funloving cities is learning to live with its nightlime curfew Some bar owners and night club enlerlainers are even find ing the curfew ensures them decent nights sleep for change Since the beginning of Febru ary the curfew has come into force at 1am instead of mid night Il lasts until 480am The government reduced the curfew hours because of con siderable dollar loss to the tour ist industry Under the midnight curfew imposed after the military coup in Bangkok Ocl6 there used to be mad scramble for last minute taxis in the Palpong Road massageparlor area There is less hurry these days Taxidrivers have learned to gauge thin finely getting passenger ack home and re turning in time to beat the cur few themselves Police still im se the curfew laws strictly an offenders may find themselves in police cell for the night facing ZOObaht $10 fine There are signs that Bang koks lice have tightened up discip ine under marliallaw regulations imposed after the coup Deadline for classified word ads pm day previous noon Saturday EXAMINER WANT ADS 7282414 Additional words cents per word inn CASH RATES cents per line $3 per column Inch 88 coming events GERMAN CANADIAN CLUB SPRING DANCE SAT MARCH 26 8pm EMBASSY HALL LIVE GERMAN BAND $350each Tickets available at Barrie Delicatessen Big Delicatessen and at the door MI824 BINGO REBEKAH AND ODOFELLOWS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 800 pm I00F HALL FERRIS LANE Jackpot $100 refreshment booth TITTI THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE LADIES ASSOC will hold RUMMAGE SALE AND BAKE TABLE Saturday March 26 am TRINITY PARISH HALL For pickup call 7263874 728 5240 7282730 M21 23 24 25 Flea Market at the Embassy Hall Blake Street Barrie Every Sunday am to pm Vendors welcome MI9232425 Crash diet not for tot OTTAWA iCP Mounting evidence that fat babies and fat children grow to fat adults is no reason to put overweight babies in crash diets experts warn Taking fat baby off breast feeding or formula and feeding it skimmed milk as early as three or four months of age will cause serious nutrition defl ciencies and could retard growth said Marylou Baxter outpatients dietitian at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto Mrs Baxter said they tackle infant obesity first by looking at what the baby is eating and the amount Sometimes we find mother isnt diluting con centrated formula that she is simply feeding the baby too much or that solid food has been introduced into the diet too soon Mrs Baxter said once the problem is found and corrected the babys rate of weight gain slows and the infant grows in to its proper weight WARNS PARENTS Dr Kindl an Ottawa pediatrician who has been run ning program for overweight children said parents should be careful not to start their baby on bad eating habits by feed ing them every hour to shut them up Both women agree that par ents should not urge their chil dren lo eat more than they seem ready lo cal Dr Kindl said from her ex perience with the program for fat children she has learned that both the parents and the child must change their life styles to overcome the problem of childhood obesity Its not just mallcrofdict ing alone she said The families must exercise morctaking up hiking walking and bicycling for example Dr Kindl said parents should also stop family snacking on nutritionally unimportant food junk food which add unnccdcd calories to adequate diets If the parents sit in front of the TV and snack all night then thc kids will do the same she said Lets face it sixyear old isnt concerned about what she will look like in bikini Antihunt treatment for Peel LONDON Reutcr The de secration of remote grave has marked yet another round in the bizarre British feud bet ween people who like to hunt foxes and those who want to sloplhem Some unidentified opponents of fox hunting recently demon strated their hatred of the sport by dcsecraling the grave of Britains most famous hunt sman John Peel Peel was born in Cum berland Northern England in 1776 and was passionate hun lsman for more than 55 years He was immortalized in popular 19thcenlury folk song Dyc Ken John Peel Opponents of the sport smashed Peels headstone which was decorated with hunt ing emblems The Barrie Examiner Thursday March 24 1977 17 Helped save firm HAMILTON CP When youre making only four bucks an hour you can low yourself to be pretty outspoken says Craig elletier retired man agement consultant from Mis sissauga Ont For that kind of money you dont have to bias your advice just to keep management from firin you Pe letter is one of about 1600 retired executives across Can ada who offer their ex rtise to the littleknown rallyfi nanced agency Counselling As sistance for Small Enterprises CASE They earn about $4 an hour paid by Case sharing their longearned experiences and giving hardearned advice to new or stru ing companies An examp of the agencys success is the help it gave to Canadrive Systems Ltd of nearby Oakville which was on the verge of bankruptcy less than year ago If it wasnt for the Case people we would not be in exis tence today said David Duff head of Canadrive small electronics firm employing 15 persons THREE T0 RESCUE Pelletier and two of his Case colleagues Arch Curran and Jack Cranswick came to the rescue of Canadrive last De cember from bankruptcy $500 These young guys at Cana drive were young scientists and had developed something they knew was of real im portance said rran co ordinator for CASE in the Hamilton area But while they were long on technical knowledge they were short on capital and organ izational ability Canadrive had developed device to substantially cut power losses in electric motors key product in world short on energy and with electricity costs soaring Pelletier began drumming up financial help for the company while hammering home man agement strategy and badger ing potential export markets Cranswick of nearby Bur lington who retired as vice president of marketin for Westinghouse Canada Lt five years ago applied his electrical industry experience to help the company develop sales promo tions and an overall marketing plan Curran former vicepresi dent of Dosco Ltd Montreal acted as coordinator cost reduction program was introduced that cut annual expenses by about $50000 In six months Canadrives sales had soared so they now are 400 per cent ahead of last year Fairbanks colorful city Written for CP By MARGARET NESS FAIRBANKS Alaska CP Situated on flat lands with roll ing hills Fairbanks with pop ulation of 36000 is Alaskas sec ond largest city It was born in 1902 when Felix Pedro discovered gold in the Tanana River Today sternwheeler makes daily fourhour cruise up this river Hosts are Captain Jim Binkley secondgeneration Alaskan river pilot and his family Along the shoreline are the unique Indian fish wheels used to catch salmon which live in the murky waters and cannot be caught with rod and line These ish wheels turned by the current scoop up the salmon and slide them into boxes The boat stops at Athabascan Indian camp with its smoke house and lrappers cabin There the fish dry in the sun as food for the sled dogs summer lng here The three official founders of Fairbanks were the gold dis coverer Italian Felix Pedro Captain Barnette who founded bank and at the request of Barnette Senator Charles Fair banks of Indiana later vice president of the United States Fairbanks has the farthest north golf course and the far thest north seal of higher learn ing University of Alaska which is three miles from the city The university has 3000 students The Fairbanks campus sci ence de artment is involved in num er of northern ex periments such as the nearby muskox farm In the 19th century Indians at most wiped out the herds The purpose of this farm now with about 112 animals is to domes ticate the muskox through so leclive breeding to develop an industry for the Arctic people based on the soft underwool of the animals The wool is spun into yarn in New York state and flown back for Eskimo women to knit sweater sells for around $200 and there is long waiting list of customers The hillside university has 30 buildings around gardenstyle plaza Included is museum with Eskimo and Indian arti facts There is huge 1250 pound brown Kodiak bear standing 10 feet upright These bears are the largest fleshcating mam mals on earth There are the fossil remains antlers head and some limbs of an extinct mammoth the oldest bones dating back some four million years Exhibits include Eskimo cos tumes such as ceremonial blanket made frdm mountain goat wool and shredded bark There are Eskimo canoes masks dolls and special room of gold nuggets One copper nugget just in side the main door weighs 5200 pounds The facade of the bank star ted by founder Captain Bar nette is also on display During 190711 he took in nuggets and old from the miners Then in icted for embezzlement he posted bail and skipped to Mexico with half million dollars However as the citys founder he has been forgiven with street named in his honor Israeli arms industry is big venture now TEL AVIV AP Israels arms industry has grown from clandestine bullet factory un der farm laundry 30 years ago into billiondollar venture producing everything from combat boots to jet fighters While most of the production goes for its own defence needs Israel last year reported ex ports of $300 million worth of military equipment By entering the international arms trade Israel has collided with the United States The US remains Israels main weapons supplier and when Israel sells weapons abroad it not only competes with the US but also sells weapons involving American parts and technology When Israel sold jets to Hon duras for example it went against American policy of withholding sophisticated equipment from Latin America There is also concern in Washington about reports that Israel sells advanced weapons to Chile and South Africa two countries that cant buy arms in the US Washington vetoed the sale of 24 Israelimade Kfir jets to Ecuador because the plane uses an American engine and American approval is required The Washington action ended Simmillion deal for Israel The US was also unhappy when Israel sold six French su perMystere fighterbombers to Honduras because the plane was refitted with American en gines Most details of the Israeli ar ms industry are secret pro tected by military censorship Some foreign estimates say 30000 to 40000 persons are em ployed directly in military pro duction some of them foreign experts Israel rarely announces arms deals and often forbids even confirmation of reports from outside Israel But the official figure on ar ms exports was some $300 million last year and about $200 million in 1975 Some for eign experts put the total at nearer $500 million and Moshe Arendls former Israeli de fence industry official said it is to the tune of about half bit lion dollars Spectacular fire era is over TORONTO CP Modem building techniques sprinklers and smoke detectors have brought the day of the spec tacularfiretoanend Bernard Bonser acting chief for the Metropolitan Toronto Fire Department said con struction since the 19605 has seen the installation of fire resistant materials and other safety features He said the prime concern of modern fire departments is saving lives particularly get people out of highrise ting bu dings Fire fighting comes second he said More people are maliciously setting fires and despite the new safer buildings the cost of firefighting is rapidly increas The combined operating budget in Metro Toronto was $642 million in 1976 It is ex pected to be over $70 million in 1977 civic report says firemen are in better collective bar gaining position lhan other ser vices as the public do not object to Increases for fire protection Seven Toronto firemen suf fered heart attacks last year and three died as result Toronto has no physical fil ness program though the Inter national Firefighters Associ ation reported that Toronto and Detroit fire departments have the least number of heart at tacks among fireman Nominated John Stetson above has been nominated by President Carter Tuesday to be see retary of the air force Stat son of Winnetka is president of the Dick Company in Chicago AP Photo This novel not horror story Reviewed for CP By DINA SUDLOW An eerie old house ruins of mysterious colony unsolved murders and dark legends sound like the basic ingredients for Gothic horror story They can all be found in Jack Hodgins novel The Invention of the World but this book is not Gothic and definitely not horrible In fact it is difficult to fit the novel into any particular genre as Invention is mixture of realism impressionism and good old Irish blarney In the early 19005 the strange Donal Keneally founded col ony centred on his House of Revelations where he cowed and mystified motley collec tion of followers with feats of magic and wild rhetoric He had brought the unfortunates from an Irish village to the coastal forests of Vancouver Island where they hacked liv ing of sorts from the bush and paid fearful homage to Ke neally their Father But in the 19205 the colony and Keneally died amid scan dal and murder the House of Revelations was abandoned and the colonists huts were slowly reclaimed by the bush And so it remained for 50 years until Maggie Kyle ap peared on the scene Maggie tired of rough camp life and series of logger lovers decided to turn respect able She took the insurance money left by man shed briefly married and bought the House of Revelations turning the surrounding property into trailer park for rich American tourists COLONY ALIVE And to the beautiful Maggie and the House gravitates col orful collection of offbeat hangerson friends and lovers Once again the colony is alive Maggie and her friends take the reader on delightfully wild journey through the book each one searching for somethinga past future themselvesand for the solution to the mystery of black Keneally and his colony The quest goes from present to past and back again from the greengrey forests of Van couver Island to the rocky hillside of an Irish county and back The answers are found ap propriately enough at the House of Revelations Hodgins talent for vivid de scription was revealed in his first book collection of short stories called Spit Delaneys Island which pictured logging camps fishing communities and their inhabitants Once again he takes Ian and loving look at the upislan people and their zest for liv ingand loving The wedding reception is one of the funniest pieces in the book Hodgins Invention is im mensely satisfying fast aced with good measures sus pense imagery and humor And oh boy that reception The Invention of the World Jack Hodglns 81095 154 pages Macmillan JAMMED LOSER GLASGOW Scotland ZCP It just wasnt Thomas Huttons day when he lost on the horses Following his loss he went into drycleaning shop to steal the cash box But the lid jammed on his fingers and he had to run out with the box still on his hand

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