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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1604, 22 November 1912, Page 9

, An interesting .exhibit at the dinner of tho I.C.S. Students' Association on Wednesday evening was a huge cake some three feet high. This cake was designed in the form of a lighthouse, the central idea being that the I.C.S. (International Correspondence Schools) point the way to success. Eight panels were provided, in' eao'h of which soriie novel design was introduced illustrating certain popular courses of instruction, and the stages through which an I.C.S. student passes when engaged in carving out his career. One of the most effective of these depicts the student who has completed his course of study vaulting over a barrier (want of education) right into tho manager's chair. In another panel appears a very good'picture of Sir Joseph Ward, patron of the association. Many appropriate mottoes were introduced round the borders., and between the ■ panels, and effective : use' is made of the I.C.S. monogram in purplo •and gold.- On the steps leading up to the lighthouse, four buoys .are .provided conI'.taininp'photograpis of Mr. T. J. Foster (president' of the schools), Mr. E. A. Seitz (managing director), Mr. J. G. Smith '(general- manager for Now Zealand),, and Mr. '.F. E.' Johnson (manager of the students' . aid The whole of this "unique production is made. of' sugar, and was designed and executed by on© of the I.C;S. students,-. Mr.'-' G. E. Grantham, of the Lower- Hutt.'■■'.■The model will be exhibited, in the window-of the local office of the schools, 63 Dixon Street, during tho next few days. .

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