6 peace NEWS, ‘Thursday, Dec. 17, 1964

THIS WEEK
AND NEXT

The New ‘Leaders
‘Of Tomorrow

¢ H A Canadian tragedy appear
to be in the making in Ot
this week. Prime Minister Powe
‘gon, who won world-wide res-
pect on the diplomatic stage,
. Dow finds himself confounded by
a ailtens opposition, plagued
French-English . crisis

y.
wile ‘could split the nation, and
immersed in what may be the
greatest political scandal in
Canadian history.

It is a tragedy not only ‘in
what it can mean in paralysis of
effective government on the na-
tional level. It is even more a
personal tragedy for a man who
has striven so hard to restore a
gense of meaning and destiny
for a country which has shown
go many signs of coming apart
at the seams,

Mr. Pearson's present dilem-
ma may not be of his own mak-
ing, but he will nevertheless pay
for it politically If he fs unable
to find his way out of the confa-
sion which now besets the feder:
al government.

Behind the welter of his
fpered rumors and charges lies a
government which has tried no-
bly@and even -courageously to

‘face up to the issues of the day.
+ The problem’ of revising the
Canadian constitution so as to
turn back the tide of separatism
in Quebec, the Canada Pension
Plan, the new fag, the proposal
t

deserving ‘of government atten-
tion.

Yet the impression has been
growing day by day that in both
major parties, new leadership
is needed to rescue the country
from the drift that set in as far
back as daring the Diclenbakes,
years.

Many ‘capable men “remain in
the cabinet ranks. Bat the “old
guard, personified by External

Affairs Minister Paul Martin, -

continue to chant the same old

dreary cliches of Canadian poll-.

tics, Among the new guard, both
Justice Minister. Favreau and
Finance Minister Gordon have
been embarrassed by miscues of
policy or bad judgment. There...
are few outstanding Liberals
- even on the provincial level with
the possible exception of New-

The present disenchantment
with the Liberal government is
not dolng* ‘Nery: much for Mr.:
Dicfenbaker, ether, who
dreams of a comeback but has
not shown thathe deserves to be
restored to‘office. '°

Conservative Premiers most
often mentioned as possible ted-
eral leaders inchxe Duff Roblin
of Manitoba, John Robarts of
Ontario, and.Mr.. Stanfield of
Nova Scotia. But Mr. Roblin has
indicated he wants no: part of
national Jeadership,: Mr. - Stan-
field has little cross-country ap-
peal and” Mr. Robarts ha
mapped out, an ambitious -pro-
gram in Ontario which will take
him some years fo

THE LADY PLAYS: SANTA!

In this age of equ

ty
tween the sexes, women have more and more ‘been step-
ping in to fill roles ‘once held exclusively by men. And to
prove a point, this pretty blonde assumes the role of

: Sante, and shows that in playing even this traditionally .

part, women can add a certain eye-catching some-
tag that male Santas seem to lack...

THE CHILDREN'S CORNER

Use a large at and other maaterials shown ‘hove.

fo change it into a smiling Santa,

Three Tips For :

Dear Sasanna;-

We have only been married ¢
weeks and are planning our first
sitdown dinner party. ‘This is to
include my husband's employer
and his wife. ~

~ Teun ‘not fn the Teast ‘worried © |
about tha preparations, but’ I. , Pollshe
AM terrifi

ed that the conversa-

+ don will suddenly ‘die or there
“will be’ other ‘awkward ‘mo

ments.
How do those scintillating hos-

‘tesses one reads about ‘over-

conte such pitfalls? ;
AMBITIOUS WIFE.
Here are three rules — I can
give you many. more — but
these will see you ‘through the

party.
(a) Briet yourselt beforehand
on a few suitable topics of con-

‘There is considerable talle of
B. G's Davie Fulton going'back
to Ottawa as new PC leader.
But Mr. Fulton, during his years
in the capital, was never able to
generate any: warmth of 4 ioler-

Nielsen -is young, Politically A

attractive, and .since his
election to the House of cone

at all levels ‘from -the nationa)’
party apparatus’ tothe local poll

aac Erik Nielsen. Without -

doing to either Mr.
Nielsen or. the late American
president, John F. Kennedy,
Nielsen is the kind of man’ who

tory. .

a’ current

the | be Dee. 18. COUNTRY HOR:

‘sation at. sthe drop | of -a harsh
word.

person fn your party. ‘Let ‘their
eters d_feelingspredomi-
‘pate'your thoughts~and Jn this

- fespect DO watch out for -the

slow eater. See that. he {5 ‘not
Aeftt alone — all, alone — but
keep a goodly portion of food on

, Your own plate with\which you ~

can match him mouthful for
mouthful until be has finished
his‘last ee ite. ‘

lattes fa ailergies,:families, “ete.
= and build ‘it up over the years
to ‘come. Happy Holidays!
SUSANNA :
Dear Susanna:
On. several occasions I have...

"found inyself frantically ‘scrap-

ing and rubbing away at a plece
of paper that has become stuck
fast to the varnished surface of
= auratus: in my husband's office

Sat, Dec. 19.

— or on some wooden pieces at
the cottage or at home.

1 Ona day it; decisad:t0 : Blow.

~ down and use‘a little strategy. I

eine a a of olive ail, let it
fie ea the whole

with a soft cloth.
‘WIFE AND SECRETARY

This is ‘a lesson for ALL our
‘members of the weaker sex. The
next time we find ourselves us-
ing POPEYE tactics, let's re-
member how much
will get by substituting the deli-
cate persuasive touch of OLIVE.

IL.

SUSANNA

= G@ ' SHOWS
TO WATCH

“\hurs., Dee. 12. THE DEFEN-
‘DERS (CBC).

CTV).

DOWN, (CBC). TELESCOPE
scBe): ire as of British com-

WORLD OF

@) Really CARE: about :each

san Dec. 20. “COUNTRY CAL-

ENDAR (CBC). AKU-AKU

(CBC), the’ Kon-Tiki South Pa- .-

cific, expedition. TIME OF

YOUR ‘LIFE (CBC). | TELE-
POLL SCT) SEVEN DAYS
(CBC).

Mou., Dec. 21. SHOW 1 OF THE
WEEK (CBC), Mr. Scrooge, an

- original musical for television.’ ’;

Tues. Dec. 22. DANNY , KAYE
(CBC), OTHER VOICES (CBC),

Don Francks talks about Christ-

mas music.

Wed. Dec. 23.. INTERTEL
(CBC), report on office of the
Secretary-General of United Na-
tions. WALLS OF MEMORY

(CBC), tribute to Canada’s first

classical college, Seminary of
Quebec. HOCKEY (
York at Montreal.

SUGAR AND SPICE
How To Live With Christmas

‘Thirty days’ hath September,
April, June’and Christmas. At
feast it: seems ‘that way.

‘About the middie of. Novem-

Into

high

buy “a gift to

— like a dainty electric shaver,

Or something “he really needa”

- a. tastefully-wrapped

bottle ene dandruff remover,
Around tha,same: time, .the
“Christmas musle” begins. We

are warned that Santa Claus is

coming to town. We are remind.

ed, 18 times a day, to llsten, -

through the thunder. of traffic
and the snarl of aircraft, for
those fingle bells, We'are told,
for 20 days before Christmas,
that somebody ‘saw mama kis-
ing Santa Claus ‘last night. ‘It
makes you feel all sort of sac-
ed and’... ‘well, you know.
“Bast? fae
Women’ start getting ‘hat
harassed look about the first of
December... They spend band-
reds of hours at tihelr Christmas
chores: ruthlessly hacking off
the lst! of people who dido't
send us.a card last year; des-
perately wontlering what to get
Uncle Dud, who is in an inetita-
tion; frantically trying to get
their husbands ‘{nterested in
trees aud trimming and turkey.
Well, cheer up, chaps. It
comes every’ year, but it lasts
for only $0: days. Perhaps
something to get your mind off
‘the’ whole thing’, ve
With ‘Christmas in the offing,
perhaps. you'd HA Ainterested in

tee ae

mas party. =,
Called -*
lar ‘Verbs’, it was. invented
by Bertrand Russell. It goes like
this: the ‘player ‘is given ‘an ir-
regular verb;‘he conjugates it,
Example: “I ' 7am er firm;: you are

ation of Irre- ©

One more. “I day dream, You
sare bey eacapist."He ought to
8 psychiatylet.” “This: eort
of of thing is certain to get’a dull
party off the ground.

iches that” have pte up
around the sacred and joyous
occaston,

Christmas Ust — men acquire
a heavy Ist to starboard from
reaching into thelr bip pockets
for wallets: so: frequently. Wo-
men acquire a different ee
Ust:' pelyis thrust out, back
ed badly to the rear from thi
waist up, acquired from carry-
Ing parcels , ‘piled to their noses.

Christmas pudding — closely
allled to Christmas Ust. It is
more noticeable in men — .a
type of paralysis that comes
f&om pudding fh and in thelr

Day and named Carol. Far bet-
ter to call them Mary.

Christmas tree — any conit-
erous tree which falls over the
moment it is placed in a stand,

Christmas cookles — neople
who think they are-~‘ing to
spend less on Christmas -than
fast year. Sometimes Bronouh,

ced “kooky”. ”

Christmas : spirit — ‘whet. the
kida have and you don't at
6 a.m, Dec. 25.

Family Christmas — you cook
the turkey and are stuck with
the dishes while the

we stock otull selection of

deer per
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Recent the First Robson pared. Poor reparati
Scout = Cub Pack and Ro-| result in a cal
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in’ the Recreation ow
was followed... b:

land, Philip .L

tr phe.
id an ‘open : house || 3 y
hich
yy. the , annual
the Group Commit- cold, :it:'is as handy a source
of water.as you'll find, and. your
food .will never go bad lf it is
stored in snow.’
"Yn future columns we ‘will
deal with methods of camping
and what to pack. Any,.sugges-
“| tlons ag to good campsites'would
+ Be welcomed‘ as; it is too late
in the séason: to try to find
| suitable sites.

‘Make $6, 600 - "$10, 000 Yearly Operativig
! Modern Radiator Shop in Castlogarl :

: This area is in need of modern radiator shop. Work

is now: being sent many miles away. Opportunity for’ per-

aon wishing to own sécure profitable business with ex-
ye "growth possibilities. Dealer, garage or service sta-

ton can operate as department, First average $6,000

to $10,000. INLAND, , won largest radiator shop equip-

ment

dising — TRAINS OPERATOR FREE in two weeks or
_ less. Over 1,000 INLAND shops now. in operation. ‘Ame-

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he. “the |). FEDERAL EMPLOYER

Ein] of the federal
Sate aroun: Atter government's departments and

& month, nothing. down. Write to. °

the entertat

sleep it off.”

. Christmas purich — the recipe
is. simple. eae one’ husband.
and wife, decorating tree on
. Christmas Eve. Mix one set of
lights - which doesn’t work.
‘Throw in trip dowatown for ex-
tra set of lights, by busband.
Stir in a few short calls on.
friends on way | home. Put bus. ,
band gently inside ‘door at one

fool.” Get te eat Let's sty

a.m... morning, —
and you get your ¢€
punch, right between the eyes.

It is considered only sporting, E

if you: feel like retaliating..to

wait Punt Boxing Day... :

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J. D. Beaton, to head’ ‘oil ;
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aclentct, Dr. Beaton’ jonted fea fom eae
1961. graduted !

reshments
conclusion:

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“doctorate. from, the Utah ‘State, ual
University in| 1957.
C.-H. G. “Bushell, to head sity of Tas
malneral treatment research. For- . C.-Liang: to head general | doorstep.
a research engineer, Mr. Hurgical research. A re-| -

Bilt jell joltied. Comliico in: 1942, hi engineer, he joined Com-
up graduating from ‘Uae in }'inco in'19567 Mr. Liang obtained | ‘
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ton’ University.” é y
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Berta in ‘honors chemistry.
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Church. Members will be joined | search engineer after graduat-

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