London South Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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I N F 0 R PI A T I 0 N scuoumsmvs GRANTED ANNUALLY AT THE umvsnsnv or WESTERN omnmo Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Scholarships 1. These Scholarships, at present two in number, will be awarded annually on the results of the examinations of the Depart- ment of Education of Ontario to the two applicants with the highest average per- centage of any six papers of the Middle or Upper School. 2. The successful candidates must have taken part in W.O.S.S.A. activities CJunior, Intermediate or Seniorj for at least two years in their Secondary School Course. Sir Arthur Currie Winners Intercollegiate 440 Champion nw' ,. I . . . -, ' For information write 5 K. P. R. NEVILLE F 1 Registrar an .-I of ' gf- J. HOWARD CROCKER 'Q Director of Physical Education A TL- L, O.H.A. Winners: JOHN LOARING Fred Marsden, 1931 Jas. P. Rankin, 1932 wm. Pace, 1934 Jas. Farmer, 1935 E- Webb- 1934 J. A. McLachlin, 1934 Albert Hurley. 1936 H. Smuck, 193-1 John Loaring, 1935 Brian Casey, 1936 C. Kino,-an, 1935 Mr. Iohnson: Son, what does this 60 on your I. Stoner: Waiter, whcrt's the motter With this chemistry experiment mean? egg? Al. Iohnson: l don't know: maybe it's the Waiter: How do I know. I only loid the temperature ot the room. tcrblel E. W . G. Moore 1 19 King St. Opposite Market Where a Complete Stock of - Martin Senour - PAINTS, VARNISH and ENAMELS - - A Right Product For Every Purpose - - The 1957 Wallpapers - - ARE NOW BEING SHOWN - - If You are Looking for a Pleasant Surprise for your Decorating Requirements Drop in and Inspect the New Designs HICKORY GROVE DHIRY RICH MILK AND CREAM FRESH EOR THE DAY'S NEEDS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EARLY. wwf C-Cfphhy not have our man call? PHONE METCALF 5156

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CHAS. H. ORAM C O N T R A C T I N G ALTERATION S - REPAIRS 101 Bruce Street Metcalf 4836 Lowest Rates Snappy Service National Cab Ltd. - Metcalf T100 - Seven - Seven - Hundred DONNELLY'S The Store Everyone Knows Cor. Emery St. 6? Wortley Rd. PHONE MET. 8243 Two Lines FREE DELIVERY With The Lowest Price In Town Anywhere inthe City Limits - Anytime IOIU The Crowd with Us And 1 or 2 Each Additional You'll Not Go Wronq. Passengers C Passenger 1Oc HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW Another example of wasted ettort is the love sick swain who writes poems to his tiancee's e e- Y brows while she is at home pluckinq them out. Clomplinzents of Hotels London 6? Belvedere CIGAR STANDS VW STAN REID, Prop. I D. McKenna: You really ouqht to come to camp with me this summer. Last year I won several swimming meets. I. Garside: No, thank youl- I think l would rather ao to a more crowded place. DOWLER CLOTHES THE FINEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. STUDENTS 2 PANT SUITS 0 V E R C O A T S A N D EXCLUSIVE FURNISHINGS ses OUR wwnows DQWLERS, LTD. l56 DUNDAS STREET FEATURING TRY COSSEY'S FIRST EOE MONEY SAVING VALUES IN QUALITY GRADE DRYGOODS I-IOSIERY BLANKETS AND PIECE GOODS Phone Met. 7533 C 0 S S E Y I S 227 DUNDAS ST., LONDUN MILL END STORES TALBUT STREET, ST. THUMAS 76

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Knowledge once gained casts zz light beyond its own infzmediate ooundriesj' Tyndall Students Eire Cordially Invited To Visit Our Stores - - ADVICE FREELY GIVEN - - Wendell Holmes - Bookshops - V. Finch: Does your girl friend know much about cars? R. Leonard: Heck, no! She asked me if I cooled the engine by stripping the gears. Jessie Kirkconnell FINE GROCERIES New Location 55 High st. Met. 14.22 Hoflywood Beauty SIIOP MRS. coLEMAN SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS HOLLYWOOD HND MPICHINELESS No Finger Waves Required All Types Of Small Work 33 Belgrave Ave. Metcalf 3646 78 COMPLIMENTS OF ENNISTEE CORPORATION LIMITED LONDON - CANADA tContinuecl from page 253 said the coloured maid in great consternation. Chris vainly tried to get information from Molly, but she knew nothing. At this critical point he lost control of himself and blaming the maid for neglect he discharged her. Dureen kept repeating, My baby, my baby has been kidnapped. When the old man heard this, he exclaimed, Your baby - well I'll be - You'll get no job from me now, young man! Chris paid no attention to his uncle. He was setting forth a plan to search for the child. Dureen was to make enquiries around the neighbourhood while Chris would go to the police station. In the anxiety Uncle Francis was forgotten and left alone in the living-room. He let the world know about it, however, by raving for half an hour with only the walls to listen to him. When he had about exhausted his opinion of babies and his Chrysler relatives, the maid emerged from her room carrying her possessions. We1l mista, I hopes you doan all hafta wait too long, she drawled. But I reckons as I'l1 be leaving now since I'se not wanted no mo'. She began to move across the room toward the door when without previous warning she dropped all that she was carrying and her mouth sagged as if she had seen the ghosts of her ancestors. Lawsy bel she exclaimed. If it ain't Francis Theodore Iunior hisself. Whar yo' all been? As she said this, the baby crawled from behind the piano, apparently unaware of any worries on his behalf. The former maid stooped over and picked up the child. She turned around and looked at Uncle Francis. I reckon as how you'll hafta look after him, mista. The old man jerked up quite abruptly, apparently worried at the thought of taking care of the infant. Now, look here, young lady, you're staying right here until Mr. and Mrs. Chrysler return. I'm sorry, suh, but I doan work heah no mo'. Yo'll done hafta take care of him. She then placed the baby beside him on the sofa, picked up her things and left, saying cheerily, Good- bye, suh. Take good care of him. Continued on page 79