“THURSDAY, NOVEMBER: 4, 1955

The term’. broad-leaved.. tree
refers to a sielduous of hard:

‘| Cathleen: Bergen—Skating Waltz

PUPILS OF MRS. ANGUS TO
PLAY AT NELSON RECITAL
Pupils’ of Mrs. Ruby. McLean

Nelson “Branch ‘Registered
Music Teacher’s: Association are
as follows:. Beginners, Linda and
Lorne’ Culley—duet ‘The . Kid-
dies. Waltz. Uy. Boris Berlin.

by ‘Boris Berlin. Grade 1, James
‘Waldie—Hark the Tiny Cowslip
Bell.’ Grade | 2," Elaine Ady —

Tan;; Carl, Shields — Lavender
Blue, Grade’ 3, Douglas Brown—
eer Enjoys: a Swing by Wil-

Angus taking part in the Junior |"
Recital up ‘to Grade 4 of the|'

Yellow, Butterfly “by®. Macl.ach- |-

Nears Foster Hewitt doesn't
dians.: Enough to say ;that he’s.on*hand once! again to broad:
east the: National Hockey League’ games every ' Saturday
night—a weekly assignment he’s had since; the Maple Leaf
Gardens opened in 1931. ‘Hewitt holds a ‘world’s record’ for
‘length’ of service in ‘broadcasting; he started in’ 1923 when he
was eighteen, and shortly afterwards made ‘the: first. broad-
cast of a hockey game in Canada. Ever. since then: he's .been
so. closely asSociated‘ -with the game that. he is -as - well
-known to hockey fans ‘as any of its ‘greatest players. While
‘cin’ college he was an ted boxing i and hes
written THPRY, books ‘on - hockey. yet i

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Straight is the line ‘ot duty,
Curved is the line of Beauty,

Follow the straight | line, thou!

shalt
The curved line ever follow.
thee.

These lines were ; quoted to
me some time ago ‘by: ala
during .a discussion of” mgdern
trends in art, and particularly
in architecture. I‘had' beer’ pok-
ing fun at the garbage-like chaos
of modern paintings. and deplor-
ing the unrelieved straight: lines
of ‘all our new city, buildings. ‘T
contended ~ that ‘such ;“ buildings
were as void of architectural de-
‘sign as the productions of a child
playing with: blocks. ‘The- latest
office buildings here in, Toron-
to, with their flat’ glass surfaces,

look like huge blocks:.of. ice;

while the new apartment houses
have the appearance of barracks
and jails rather; than. the homes
of free: citizens. Indeed, the, en-
tire city, has ‘become, a: mass of

block-h and, fron ‘the air,
it“ must look like'a wartin gon-

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line of Beauty. following “her.
As for the straight and’ square
lines . of ‘ modern architecture
they will just''as surely.'be fol-
lowed in a future generation by,
a reaction to .the curved ‘and
artistic lines - of structural beauty.

sense of beautyin art and litera
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In.: support of my... * eritieisrn
of the’new architecture, I ‘cite
the following dictionary defini-
tion of that. word: “The art or
stience of building; that branch
ot the fine arts which has -‘for
its object. the production of: edi-

-| fices pleasing to cultivated and
i artistic _tastes.” eines ‘square

may. “Or
‘an acquired on put they. are
certainly .not. artistic, a term

: acini, Serie ae

i the sex
| [it comes to’ standing cold?’ Well

according ‘to’ experts’ at the ’Uni-

versity.’ of. Mlinols; women | seem

to be able to stand the cold: bet-
re than mer |; Women; can: also
‘bathing, in-icolder.. water

H than men.; The reason given by
{| the®. ‘experts doesn't: sqund ‘too

flattering, though, They claim

‘| women are. the padded, sex!

‘Act {ithe situation is..a
little!’ “more ‘complicated | than
this. It, is. generally: believed that
tall, lanky; individuals; seem td
suffer more ‘from: the cold. The

| reason is. thought‘. to’ be - that
‘| heat. moves, almost, twice ‘as ‘fast
at [to “curl up iin front ote seed
:] But too much fat doesn't help

either. This | causes poor” circu-
lation, and -some fat people may
suffer: more from: the cold than
moderately padded people.

The best way to keep all of
you warm in cold. weather. is
to. make ‘sure that your hands,

cold outdoors, at least’? per-

__,, |eent, of your’ Body. heat 13, lost

through, your toes: and feet, Kee-
ping your, head “warm? will’ also
éut down ‘on the bey, heat loss,.
and. Artic’ experts have’ claimed

that the best way to. keep’ your |

feet warm is to’put on a hat!

‘If you. really . get.chilled, the: .

best way to heat up. the rest: of
your body is ‘to warm up. your’

cheeks The reason in’ this case.

is, that. ‘there,) are, relatively
greater jnumber of ‘surface blood
vessels in the cheeks than in.
other’ parts of the body. Seien-
tists; have, reported that: heating
the cheeks is a good way to thaw:

out your eee if they get cold.’

That: may,.be ‘all, very well,
but I stilt fee the ‘best ‘way is

In the twelve “months ended
Jast July 31° Canada ‘exported
251,800,000 bushels of wheat: and

int equivalent of . wheat
Ha hs is.

feet and. head are: warm. In the

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“We have. them both in. sige for
immediate, delivery :

which ‘ implies. i and

imagination... or beauty in straight

arch or ornamentation. Gothi¢
architecture is..-an..examplé: of
how the straight-lines of Greek
and Roman’ buildings were foi-
lowed by the ‘curves of beauty.
The Greeks did relieve | their

‘/square ..and ,” pillared temples

with decorations, but the: Ro-
mans, with. the exception of. the
round arch,. took ‘the: straight
line ‘of utility. ‘As such it re-
“presented ‘their practical outlook
on life as empire, builders., ‘Their
sense, of duty was so strong‘! at

a-sense, of: beauty. There is no},

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it left no’ room for the “sense

‘| of beauty: But “it® was followed

by’ ‘the curved lines of beauty
in. ‘the ornate religious architec-

3 jure of the Middle | Ages.

There is’ a lesson in all: this,
not. only for miodern’ architects
but “alsb for. everyday life and
particularly: for nose S who “hold

the ; State.

with the choice of taking’ the

straight. .path*:of, Duty or, ‘the

curved line: of: Love ‘and Beauty:

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