CASTLEGAR NEWS, hur, Al 8, 1965

THIS WEEK
AND NEXT

the Liberal party and get his
government back on the rails.

The country would’ thea be-

able. to ‘intelligently decide
which of the two major parties
could offer the country the best
leadership.
- My recent travels have re
minded me again of the wonder-
ful diversity of \Canada. © ~2-~
_ Nova Scotians, for instance,
are boasting about the accom.
plishments of their unique ad-
** venture in government and busi-
ness’ cooperation through In-
dustrial Estates Limited. This is
government sponsored body

plants,
& sembly plant preparing to move
+ into the province. This one will
+. import Japanese cars.
Quebec, still in the’ thraes of
finding itself asa modern pro-
vince after many years of stult!-
fication under reactionary gov-
ernment, Is the liveliest pro-
/ vince in Canada at the moment.
Its bold new experiments in edua-

. ping oil out of the world’s great-
est petroleum reserves of the
northern tar sands fields.

British

_ 20 YEARS AGO .
THIS MONTH

rrage In Warm Spring, G:

, dle
on April}2,° ity ‘He hurled

York, President Rooseve!

served just. ‘over 22 years;

winning ‘eléction to'an: unprecedented four terms. Vices
president’ “Harry 8. ‘Truman auececded him.: -

“Filty to nothing! ican see Eve got a lot of work to

do on my curve ball!"

USANN:
for the mother of the bride-to-
be, is to send each of her daugh-

, beeler a little lightweight tin or

sears tea-kettle for boiling
water.for my. tea. Makes the
best cup in the world because it

boils‘so s
"This is one of the first steps in
ied pot of teat

making a truly.
ea have. the water boiling

. shower or party. This type of in-

formation is always such a big -

help:to the new homemaker, ;
it Mrs. G. MacKay

DEAR SUSANNA: This morn:
ing I sat down‘to read ‘the Jn-

structions on ‘a label,” but the-

print was so small that £ needed
a ma;

: valley is currently the moat fasr
einating region of the west coast
province, although there "are

other spectacular developments .
In the Interior, particularly the: -

huge Columbla river power de-

velopment program and the

Peace River hydro scheme far-
ther: north...

“<The Okanegdn is reaping the
benefit of
‘nection with Alberta’ over the
famous Rogers Pass through-
way. And it is bringing “more
money and more people into:the
valley than ever before. .*

In Vancouver, I counted eight
new high-rise. buildings under
construction in the downtown
area, And even these will be

dwarfed by a 50-storey B.C. gov-.

ernment building now on the
drawing boards.

And everywhere I went, 1 say ae

tho new taaple leaf flag. flying
proudly..from the

better highway: con-- ”

with, cold’ water, replaced
ea dried It off, and held it

3 ~ on its aide over the fin ‘print. 1

) worked: perfectly:

DEAR SUSANNA: ‘sa I doa
Jot of sewing, here are’ a‘ few of
the hints-I’ employ to make: this
pleasant work even easier: .

Ol your machizie after,
finish sewing. This is Wien a.

machine: is still. warn ‘ant: the .

oil penetrates nicely. Be sure to
wipe off all excess oil carefully.
Cut out several garments at a
time and have them ready.
Then, when you’ “have the yen to
sew you can go tight at It lic-
keaty-spli it,

‘Keeping at feast a dozen bob-
bins‘ ahead '’so that ‘you don’t
nay to unwind thread when you

the nation, As I heard the CBC
radio “onmentator covering the
world ‘hockey games from 'far-

away Finland remark. “Tt! sort -

of grows on you. It makes you
real proud to seo it fluttering
there. In the breeze."* -

, if ‘you ‘are. going
a) enjoy: sewing (1 have 2 dozen
on band) and of course, always
keep a special waste basket
right’ beside the machine’ for
clippings and threads.

Annie Kerr

right out of the spout when you

Pour it into the teapot.

Lilian ‘Freeland
DEAR’ SUSANN,

times wonder. what's the’ matter

with me but I seem to have the

most difficult times regulating

He amount of seasoning I put

. Jy can always add more season-.: < |
ing, fh when I get things too
there any way. I’ can’ -

salty His
“get if out again?” . : Jenny .8.

‘You really let me have it with :

Once the salt is in, it’s in!

‘Once the salt is‘in, it’s int: But
don't give up yet. ‘There ‘fs
something you can do to help.
Chop.-a potato into one inch
squares and allow them to sim-

mer: in the gravy for about“a -

of an hour (You'll: have

ough
Of:-the! excess -salt so:that ‘the ”

gravy becomes quite ‘palatable.
again.

If your gravy gets too thick
‘while’ simmering, add a small
pmo of water, and then too,

DEAR’ ‘SUBANNA: ‘Apply’ eye
shddow ‘before’ your. mascata. It:
will. give: your ‘eyelids enough of

easily, and: won't siry: arid stick
the way it, does to, bare. lids.
‘Then, after the lashes are sét,
retoucs nyu eye shadow if it

“Let’s Make Up”

SUGAR AND SPICE.

Everybody's Doing It

Watching the world lately, I
find it hard to believe that
mankind has progressed very
far since the day Cain clobbered
Abel and began a fad that has
never lost its popularity — mur
dering one's brother. :

Whether it's Alabama, Ham-
burg or Havana, Quito or Que-
bse, the ‘pattern’ is the same:

lubs swinging, women screan-
ing! ing, skulls cracking, blood spurt-

Hammering one’s fellow cit-

leery wha blly-ela 8 one, of

the ‘leading outdoor sports ‘of
this generation,

I's dtiticult to belipve that all

the hatred: and: viclousness .

‘along'tieiv Is based on color, or

religion; ‘The Pakistanians’ and‘

Imdian's® loathe each other.

ether with.
color, vane ellen.” 4

In South . Africa, whites kick
blacks around, In North Africa,
blacks kick. whites ’ around.- In
both casés; religion is ‘ammater!-

“In South America, the rich

and the
for all the po othe!
people? Is it amply fear that if

cei reacties seve si

and primitive, Just a savage
blood,’ in

ve fn the’ letting of
pain and cruelty? y

It’s hard to know. An anthro.

It is my " experience that the
tensiohs of race, creed and color

‘are completely’ artificial. It’ ts

only: when they are fatined by

ignorance, ‘fear. or mulice ' that

they burst into flame, ¥gnored, ©

they dissolve and vanish,
The other day, Twas oe

anid Protestants of all
tons,

They didn’t even look as they
re. A red: | Ger-

‘and The to kn: there ts
uae: ae

1 over Face

British ales,

Color ranged from ee
blond: Norwegian, through ‘cof-
fee-hued Maori Indian from New

from agnostic to fervent R. C.,
from Baptist to Moslem. We
“were like brothers.

‘an Australian dairy farmer, and | :
sclon of a fine old ‘Belgian
a nest

{bat race, religion “and “caler i

inhumanity ... or humanity...
to man.

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Iss. Marilyn Brown was
home for a short visit recently
from the Essondale. School: of
Psychiatric Nursing where sho)

is in trainin; 8.

* their new. home ‘on’ sth. ‘Avs:

The’ Oglows also Spent: a Plea-
sant weekend in Spoka’
An enjoyable raeo Party
Nee held. at: the home of Mrs.
W. R.. Vance for the: Mutual: iis

A is to
Mr. and Mrs.: Peter Oglow Jr.
and family ‘who. are’ settled in

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CASTLEGAR, B.C.

2 bated " "her, ‘first ‘birthday . on

5 home ethiaday afteria I

‘| home of B,

ed coat hangers. You'll find your

Church of Jesus Christ o ie
ee Day Saints last Saturday’

Miss Rhonda Hughes, cele-

Saturday with the . highlig it of
the little family party’being the
venturing out ‘on her “Own
take ‘her, very Sixat vateps much
to the ‘delight of her brothers
‘Tommy; Dennis and ‘sister
Mrs, Bertols ra

the “Trail-Tadana

pital. aslting her for the’

of Apri fare, her nisce Mrs;-R,

: of Smithers. and. her
‘Mr3. ¢ Hilton! fro

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Vancouver, . fl
‘A’ farewell’ party was “hot
last‘ Monday evening. ifor Mrs.
Howard. Butler .by. her; many
friends ath pigighbors at the
L. Brown... She was
presented with a elt as a small}.
token of romembrance: The But-
ler's ‘will be. mal ing’ thelr, pome
in: Verno.
Did’ you: know? — “It's:
good Tdeart ‘to‘wrap rubber bands
around the ends of your unpadd-

. |'on:.the ‘final evening when ‘th

ACOLE

OESTREON THE. 2
CASTLEGAR COURSE

svat By
JOHN. Macl.EOD

Tam eonvaceds now that if
T am.to carry on’ this column
a reer tae is going to be a ne-
ceasity..I,came to this decision
e| when the’ words “several ques-
tions about golf fees” in. last

questions about golf: tees”, even
the:Pro's would have a ‘rough| t!
time giving tips on that one.
“Last Tuesday and Thursday
marked the 'windup'of the golf
classes sponsored’ by. ‘the ‘club |
and.a total.of'64: members ‘and
/could-be’ members’: will eR nth
that ‘first

ison and ‘John Miros » :these |

suas ses. went very. smoothly and
he effort the boys put into.them

|was:appreciated as was shown

groups présénted“!them with
words |: of. thanks — and many
rounds of golf b ‘balls, -

vt In’an. effort to. inform’ our
readers about’ the ‘condition of
the‘cotirse ‘I’ journeyed up’ the
hull on: Saturc ay and with: both

roughly ignored ‘the ‘road con-
ditions, and about ‘all’ I can‘re-
port: is that it: is soggy: wet and

‘week's’column:came ‘out, “seven |-

eyes'’on' the’: clubhouse’ I. tho- | >

cautious if you ‘don’t want. to
push:.both ‘your wife and your
car out: of. there and I'm lucky
Thad.a small car or I'd be there
yet.'Cheer up — two weeks or
Jess: should see us in action,
/ Speaking. of action, it is go-
ing to take a fair amount of
his to: push that red. line up
the flag pole to our goal at the
top,— and from en is date there
are only 7 days 1
“Our column ot the 16th will
carry. the ‘result of. the. finan-
celal campaign and we. hope to
‘report:;success, * etther way de-
cisions; will ‘have® to‘ be .made

and: our’ members, will be kept
‘of | inf ;

med.

_ Meoting Next Week
Of interest: to ‘mothers who
are. sending Brownies AR Guides
to/camp t ear (will be the
parents’. c ks ‘tee: meeting «to
be: held ‘April: 13'in the lower
hall“of the Kinnaird United
Church at 8 o'clock,
‘Anyone that is also inter.
ested in assisting with the drive
on. “Cookie: Week”, ‘April: 30 to
May.‘8,: would find "this, meeting

thoroughly muddy,’ so be’ very,

particularily” interesting.

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