errant halyard. 
     
    

    
     We were welcomed on Boughton Island by Frank and Mrs. 
     
     MacCormack. Jimmy, of course, had been their neighbor 
     
     before his move to Cardigan. She gave us tea and biscuits. In 
     
     addition she gave us a treat that is not known by very many 
     
     people, strawberry jam made from wild strawberries. My 
     
     brother Francis retired from the work force several years ago 
     
     but he still remembers that treat that Mrs. MacCormack gave 
     
     to her visitors. For my part I remember that she offered my little 
     
     brother milk rather than tea which he was too young to drink. 
     
     When Francis saw that it came from a can labeled Carnation, 
     
     he politely declined.