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service station lie suffered a coronary and died be fore a doctor could be re unmarried dr kinsman was native of exeter and practiced with ms father there for a number of years then had a denal office in loadon for twenty year an only sister mrs harold sfltklin died suddenly in guelph in january and his closest relatives are two nieces miss mary nicklln guelph and dr margaret morrow newtonbrook members of the local oddfellows lodge with ilev ales calder offic iating conducted a service here on thursday night at the- ucoure kineral home and burls was in exeter on friday pallbearers were three lodge members wed johnson gordon spenre and aubrey grant and neighbours sk4wln ivrrymen prank smith snd wilfred wsldle ge0rgetown 7 and 9 pm daily saturdays holiday 279 pm tonite and thursday nnr naai twn in mgmsoittat mama or desire unock a c friday and saturday june 25 26 serlsl friday and saturday see tad instalment atom man vs bcpekman monday and tuesday june 2829 hj robert eei taylor m gardner stvm tksaat nt hni eiierli aawa- smlalaalaiteetl keel teacher and pupils pass music exams kenneth h harrison ajlct was successful in passing tilt grade 10 vocal nami with honours at tha mid lummrr esemlnauons of tha hoy si conservatory of music tor onto several of mr harrison s pupils also passed piano and vocal exams ncludlng donna mcmillan acton first class honours and ilarfeara cunningham honors in grade 0 vocal alan emerson milton first class honours grade 2 vocal ian foster mil ton grade piano iur- bara kinrade and hsrbare french muton both honours in grade 3 piano tls said thai- many ntitst could get along on vary uttu sleep notable among hha famous tmople who reportedly slept vary mil was thomas edison although bv slept on tha average of just four hours a night ha often took eat naps during the day to replenish his energy supply and to keep him mentally alert david o selznick famous holly wood producer is noted for nis odd working hours he saya that ha finds ha la able to make time for his various movie jobs if ha works straight through from monday eve ning till tuesday night- although he regularly skips his monday night sleep he makes up for it by sleep ing all day wednesday and thurs day in sir henry luces entertaining memoirs of english sochvl life he tells of certain lady anne a charm tng dowager of tu whoa en rrgy amased all london the ex planation of her snergy however was simple enough she remained in bed in a darkened room and sway from noise for 14 hours one day each wetk by doing ao she preserved her youth tally rand tha noted french dip lomat followed muci the same sleep pattern during his brilliant and highly successful career when ever the affairs of state were ao that ne couldnt see any clear way out ht hung an in conference ign on his door and went home to sleep hanover man acting manager for brewers pending appointment of a new manajccf at the brewers retail store following the sudden death of manager wally loudon ab glr- odat 1 acting as temporary mana ger mr glrodat is manager of the store at hanover a permanent ap pointment is expected in the near future bousefield reunion held at jarvis ww tichnicoloi ptaasasfhaas is anscocolok starting thursday june 30 every minute flame wuk ferlotu ctimt tab ray rftkm far vxfv tnhmspnt mymm the twentieth bousficld reunion was held on june 10th at the com munity centre in jarvis with a hun dreds guests in attendance af ter picnic dinner served in the newly opened hall the president robert la king of moffat gave a short address of welcome and two minutes of silence were observed for those who had died since the last reunion letters of greeting were read from those unable to at tend including one from mrs l mcphall of brandon man who will be 00 on june 30th mrs murray bousficld of jarvis pleased with a vocal solo poems composed by the late bva bousfleld jeftrlea lambert of port dover grandmothers gar den and reminiscent of a win ters morning were read by mrs robert anderson of st thomas marilyn and patricia bousfleld of jarvis sang two duets election of officers for the next reunion was held as follows hon presidents john wilson london john barnes norval president spencer wilson nor val 1st vice president archie gun- by campbellville 2nd vice presi dent murray bousfleld jarvis sec retary clarence bousfleld harera- vtllc assistant secretary kenneth bousfleld jarvis treasurer mrs archie gunby campbellville during the afternoon a group of the bousfleld descendants visited the cemetery at jarvis when mr clar ence bousfleld placed a basket of flowers on the grave of his grand father mr john bousfleld the sports committee composed of robert cunningham and frank barnes of norval lloyd fisher of georgetown and archie gunby of compbeuvtue carried out a pro gram of games and races winners of the various events were girls 5 and under doreen fish er boys 5 and under jack can- ningham girls 6 to b edna fishet girls 0 to 11 marilyn wilson su san cunningham boys 9 to 11 jim barnes oeeu gunby boys u jo 14 sandy bomeav jim barnes lucky spot berthibsmaa young mens novelty r bandy barnes step ping race burl bousfjeld wheel barrow cecil gunby jack cunning ham shoe scramble mrs bob an- ux huurlaa writes bask on oatrali tni ptiheim americans should read french history to avoid the problems that arise when military leaders tnep out of the roles for which they ars trained and try to become policy makers this is the opinion ei pressed by dr jere clemens king assistant professor of history on the los an gtles campus of the university of california in discussing his new book generals and politicians published by the university of california press the book is in at tempt to throw light on the prob- lemii of france between 1014 and 1018 when generals were in position to dictate policies generals and politicians points up the theory of clausewitz that policy rs the intelligent faculty war oajy the instrument the autx rdtnation of the military point uf view to the political is therefore the intelligent courte of action ex plained dr king this is what happened recently in europe when general eisen howrr after surveying the situation and making recommendations left final decisions on rearming ger many in the hands of civilian au thorities in korea on the other hand general mac arthur attempted to handle the role of policy maktr with the resulting united nations setbacks said dr king age of scrambles future historians may refer to this era aa the scramble age ac cording to national patent council we have had scrambled corpora tions scrambled politics scrambled television and now a new method for scrambling telephone conversa tions has been invented and pat ented by john c steinberg short hils n j you simply dictate your message an a record ploy the rec ord into your telephone and the funny sounds it makes defy all eavesdroppers at the other end of the line the message la received on a record the recipient adjusts the record to the proper code and 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down large procurements so that small business might partici pate was given in an address by secretary of the army prank pace jr he said recently an order for 1 120 000 pieces of underwear was broken down so that 21 firms got contracts 14 of them small enter prises an order for 080000 pairs of combat boots was spread to 17 manufacturers 8 of them small 4 firms were enabled to participate in making approximately a 000 radio sets of a certain type the purchase of 135000 electronic control boxes likewise was spread to five firms e 1 000 000 purchase of clips for 30 calibre ammunition was split three ways two of the successful firms being small businesses a 13000- 000 purchase of a piece of fire con trol apparatus which normally would be filled from two sources is being split into s3 contracts these are typical that perfect gift standard model boy or girts our quality built bike too general use ifas bright plated parts maroon or 4625 streamliner similar to above bike except has jco 7c 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