school bookstores.

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Buffalo, New York, two years ago

' year. This is not a pew educational “fad” but a democratic movement in the real sense of the word, cutting down unnecessary costs and opening -up- wider horizons for. students of all

sioners to supervise the conver- sion of this “‘sub-Arctic lumber- ing village’ into an impressive

three rivers, set against the nor- thern backdrop of the sweeping

sightly utilities’ wires; the bril- Hant display of the Northern Lights is outshone by the garish neon advertisements for num- berfess money-lenders.. The ci-

PUBLIC FORUM

To all readers, the first ‘and Choice’’ will, prove fascinating,

Plan for developing and beau- tifying Ottawa,

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second sections of ‘The Quecn’s.

_ Working Together

ority, between the Federal Gov-

obvious answer. For example,

dian home.

should infection oceur. BRINGING HOME TICKS

will some remain in the house? REPLY Laundering or dry cleaning

J. H..K. writes: What woud Cause nosebleed in a man of 73? This happened to me

belief goes out the window with

almost- like a holiday,

to say: “If every man and wom- an in Canada had a university

so many people been taking this kind of advice so seriously. Our society of course with the new. revolutions of technology and

to. night school, taking exten- sion courses and joining study

beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are chang ed into the same image.

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r . ACF ee ee = <. ; s ; gene a ; ee ee ape aa seranes ae you could find the drain} A Quaker’s advice tp his sm ring at “from fallen or ob eee pictaen waee |e tae sabes dg) “Woe. dead animals to packers and duped 1 ee Rae ae ea aoe ° oes them into believing that it was of. Coe | a ried, 1 tel week ning (except Sum | good quality by .marking con- Plumber: “Madam, 1 hear | thee to keep-them half shut.”~ . Ghar P-E.1., by Thomson Newspapers Utd. , P * : “I sure ag eee Sinem at Summerside, Montague, Alber | of a county health department. S He's over there on ‘the | A ae aes Souris. rest¢ ‘vesuited under Fi couch.”— Montreal ; autos : sd nationellv by Thomson. Newspapers have . the his ae ere magistrate gave hin “plein” te Toronto: 425 University Ave, | @nd Drug Act; but how much t Tribune. —A-tlight club in Montreal bas | thitty days to Imugh his beat : je 3-004; Montresi,- 640° Corheert Street, | practice was in evidence before the A Viennese physician made | been charged with selling nou- | off—Hamilton Spectator, .- tty 68942; Western office 1090 Welt | 110) wesoetation raised complaints | such determinations on the tum- eshte, natin champagne | 4 Ps “Georgie Sirest Vancouver (MA 7097). ‘or cells of 50 women - Wit) ag the real thing. Such an ill aS cts oo Mamiver Canadien Dally Mewspeper Publishers | last summer is not known. breast cancer. The usual opera- | deed is not one that does’ no- | said that counting sheep é and The Canadian Press. The Conedisn Commenting on the demands of con- Seine ‘ae ee eae body’ any good.—Ottawa Journal | help his, insomnia, all it on e js exclusively entitied to the vse for repub) | eddition, the cmeold tows cake tin ta axle = Hication of ll news dismitches Mae: net | Sameer scenmuarions Dat BS Sper the ovaries! also to lessen. the | A resident who lives wear the | Reporter, :, wore) bg En BE. : health 4 i nies supply of female hormones. a ea ' | geod yp ogedlay iy tie ya here Bon uta Montel was done because it is known somatting hoter tein a view A Montreal chef says that the “fe All rights on republication of special dispatches strengthened, Mr, | th says this -| that the growth of breast cancer | ing chair— a current health | trick in cooking buffalo meat i» therein also reserved. Svbscciption rates: is being considered; At the same is stimulated by female hormos- al ae cisctes house:— | to add red wine and leave the ~~ Wen over 95¢ per week by carrier, - time it would be impossible to supply es and fetarded by male sex | Edmonton Journal. meat in the sefrigerator: for $11.00 » yser by mel or rural routes end aroes hormones. _ eight days,“ Wonder what the is tanta corer, federal inspectors for every little |. . A father was, berating bis son | ghosts of the old buffalo “414.00 your off jolend ond U.K. $80.00 per packing plant across the country.-“It Bie i SRD nye eearssy wis was fectiog eremnd instond thins of “that?—Ottawa J ee P with ‘Com | must be remembered,” he adds, yeas- ties ‘and 20.of these patients are | Abraham Lincoln was your| Patient: “Doe, you sure Not over7é per single copy: onably, “that this is a shared pom: ee oe Oe Fe a ame,” the fether lectured, “be | TS, Eve me wing Ss > Member Audit Bureau of, Cirevietion, sibility, federal, provincial and munl- Pine se women with male sox Paae eed ten en Tne | auth.” Dorige: “Tm gad “PAGE 4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 9 198% | cipal.” — chromatin material in the tumor | light of the fire in his log cabin.” | hear that.” Patient: “Yep, 1 as 5 pe 59 cells, only seven are alive—five “So what?” the son replied ae ey ee «Seeing The Light Paperback Textbooks “or ore than ‘ive years. AP | when Joho Kennedy war your | Ml” — Windsor It would seem that the visit to| Canadian educators would do well OC dneddmuditmpa Scersuhien'eit- lk tae ‘ of Britain’s Lord ke ‘a look at the growing move- as well as the breast is more ‘ die out as machines take over, “Ottawa last week of Britains Lord | to ta Ook & sr oe successful when the muclel of | The Ghana Evening News | One of the dying arts, is haggie Privy Seal, Mr. Edward Heath, thas |. ment. inthe United States in the }, tumor cells have a female pat-| carries a page one $300 reward | stitching. It is becoming -harder heen productive of good results. Mr. | utilization of paperback. books for _ pare ae rae ne, named Obet- | and harder to find women wiih ., Heath’s visit was for the pu rpose of | educational purposes. Serious books In 1956 a new method was de-| says: “Criminal scoundrel, as- | sroutish delicecy 7 on ts aiip *gmoothing out difficulties. M+ §{n nonfiction have taken the lead in vised to study the chromosome | swindler and desperate political ae stip a es Canadian | y ; rece pattern in the cells’ of the body. | Junatic. Bloodthirsty, obdurate | fuy cvastic - ike. skin. Bu t the British ‘and govern- | the paperback field recently in both The results made headlines be-| fiend, heartiess looklag. addict. Semen Bogich Remtonyes same ‘ments on tbe subject of Britain's | countries. In the US. they have 7 Sind tbe ta" Mad | Su osu a nc a: | Bebe, ind ae ..* Z y as ; aoe — for membership in the | éatablshed themselves solidly | in -~ : Sat tS "ae | et ata, | noe ben, prect a 8 Market. At college reading both as supplement- / : discoveries that followed were | screaming and using his isis‘on | 4 to over 60 countries, thouch lowing his talks | ary material and in many instances WELCOME MAT - WITH RESERVATIONS cfc Greater importance ‘se: | fasecent people.” All Obetsebl | there are still some beaighted as texts, Now the paperbacks are | 7 8 ' — patterns were found to be re-| was to question whether Mr. | beng. s acerct wenn ince was in- | coming to be appreciated as teaching | OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson | | sponsible for many congeaital | Kwan Nkrumah is’ as wise as | than a nourishing food.—B BC the | material in high schools and even in ‘ facoabe ‘ mongolism. | he claims he is.— Detroit News." News. thee re | some grade schools | “The Queen's Choice” Warmly Commended | ix sien cc Tir caste Sterid-ine Ror Chimps. se . Chris LA vonderful new book: . whose harnessed. power | then he was invited_by By to | Mosomes is new and may open " ane’ > the publishing field, the ? a tells coi about a very hese wttrected isis ene assist in, building the canal locks ene field of practical re ‘ Financial Post Science Monitor notes of its | wonderful city — named Ottawa. | provided swimming pool and | which still operate - between | APN. 1 will answer | If & vaccine for the ‘common , the finding that ‘susceptibility te Finance | impressive advantages. When an in-. Wilfrid Faison, ot Can- | fishing paradise for man and | Parliament Hill and the Cha- sinter ofl oan if | cold is found, and this now | colds has nothing to do with was satis- | yestment is made in hard-cover text- ada’s most learned. fournalists, | boy; today they are pollutted oy | teau Laurier Hotel, MacKay late | stam sea nat code mage Bs looks possible, the rece )may | having, or-not having, tonelle | doing: | hocica<most-echool’ systerne expect | {a Coptial Commision. to | oneated aie de ahem eerie, or | te the east of Rytowns there be | 19? it lneloobd. owe debt to human guinca |adenoids. fe = ” ommission ; . ‘ hospit al ‘ ‘ ted to'safe-") them to last five years or more, But 7 10 nyo 0 ‘with the ‘stench of | duilt up New. Edinburgh, domin: | ysoronma—‘wirit —A sears and. ee + guar green cold "vine ber Go v * i : tawa, its choice as the seat of | sewage or industry. There ts | ated by “Mack: 7% etieas stone | _ They are volunteers for injec- | know now that several different 1 the | ‘with soft covers enough is saved On | our government, and the steps | much fo be cured in Ottawa. | which he preferred to call Rid. ¢t™, writes: I pave @ stone | 07 Oe Vie at the Com: | viruses are concerned. Wh at ” and | printing costs that if a book lasts | taken and planned to refashion | But this quiet easy - going | eau Hall. Many additions have | 4 ay. ‘asian yy plan to | mon Cold Research Unit, set | they are looking for is a vaccine “for | two it is a good buy. By that | * > a‘worthy — — re ——— eros a ee eae cet aelet de Ghaxies sad roa a | uP aes Ministry | of | that will cope with’ all of them ’ years % = een's ce,” . residen affection, toda ernm: ouse, Be ! . m the first | time in. many of the fast moving tished ‘by the Queen's Printer at as its lack of public entertain- | official ‘Tesidence of our Gov- we na Rage pre pag ene gy te eee. a ot bone bs ee ae ‘seriously. such * tural sciences, | t'#wa for 4%, is handsomely | ment fills the visitor with bore- | ernor General. ~ an oe sane iid | because the only other animals | to those volunteers;but they are” | subjects, as na ’ | bound in white, profusely illus- | dom but majesty and cere- Mr. Eggleston faithfully re- porta: gin s _ a that can catch cold are chimp- | not without some “tangible ce ma tics, history, geography, and |- trated with both coloured and | mony the tourist. To | ports the disputations, now near- ees - anzees — and chimpanzees are | ward. They. get free lodging, has it is desirable to have re- | black - and - white photographs, ‘Wilfrid. Eggleston, long a resi-| ly 100 years old and still going REPLY expensive. “ \ dete "hie als to és; ae ree by and reprodwttions of etchings, | dent of wa, his task must | strong, as to whether the Na- | - Adios. Buen viaje. If the The researchers have ‘al-| pint of beer or cider, a newspap- : ttitud ¢. | vision or ori-some cases new texts. maps and manuseripts. It even | have -# labour of love: as‘| tional Capital Area should be | stone has not caused pain or in- | ready made some important dis- | er of choice, 50 cents.a day on The’ smaller year-by-year invest- | includes a facsimile of the man- | no doubt, the production of this "constituted as a federal: districs, fection by now, there is a good Gyverins. ‘Yer siatente. taheas | : oe vin ; . |\subject to the authority. of (he | possibility that nothing~ will ane, NORE | Sener eet DF Se uscript Order-in-Council, ‘signed | very fine sample of the print jec y. of ever gets a cold from ex to $10. Not h as chime Cana- | ment can make it possible for high | 4) "prime Minister Laurier and | er's art must have been a la. | Federal Parliament alone - such* happen on the trip. Ask YOUF | to rain and chilling winds; it's | panzees would charge; but still, where the | schools and primary schools to fur- | Governor General Lord Minto, | bour of love; to Roger Duhamel, o Segoe ee ferent Aras vee cine etter | the dryness indoors that encour- | all this and nothing to do all. } nish their pupils a wider range of which set up the first Commis- | the Queen’s Printer. present division of au recommending medication | 28% the bug. Another age-old { day, except catch cold, sounds

“ Ses | Capital. Se baw } as e- ‘ + <4 te introducing youngsters.to | eile stellen with their ‘aecount of the while federal «inspiration at-| A. Z. writes: My son expects The Learning society: of reading matter they may'| "\atum, techenat a breath. | 2eUement and itg first days 28 | tempts to recreate “A Mile of | 0 go buntiig for a week. If de : ; Ottawa Journal . our Capital - with 264 éivil ser- | History,” municipal greed and | brings home ticks or fleas on ‘wish to buy for themselves, through taking eee jin we vanits.-The third section fully | short-sightedness permits an his- | bis qlothing, will laundering o: | Msgr. M.M. Coady of .St. ; is little merely diletantatish cis aate overlooking the confluence of | describes the famous “Grebe | toric old grey stone hotel to ve | “ty Cleaning -get rid of them or | wrancis Xavier University used | about those who are going off

‘was the first city in the United States | Gatineau Hills, purple at sun- THE “mile,” degree, they would still need | clubs. These persons have felt to office ‘to install , bookstores ott, flaming red is the Fall, and | FA BOF OTTAWe . “The Queen's Choice” is a should take care of this but if adult education’. And ‘it has al- | the pressure in our society to paperback On & | white all winter, Man has added | Many ‘Canadians will learn ticks remain on his skin, more been a cliche of grad learn. Adult ducati i ‘system-wide basis. Many cities and |. impressive buildings and shock- | with surprise that an immigrant | Beeded task laudably fulfilled | trouble may be expected. He a's. oui os hat edisenioe eee ie “e4 oes ion no longer, states may be expected to nisiee new ne ma, peer serene ‘tae ae ae named} by author and publisher. It de-| should-use an insecticide and - never stops, that the graduates | - - s streets. multi-co-l acKay left am even | serves a place in every Cana-| wear hunting pants and ade- : ad- or increased. use of paperbacks for | oured maples which line many bigger mark than Colonel By, | dian public library; the pity is | quate boots or shoes. _—s he — Tt The A eOld Sto world of | texts or supplementary. reading this-|—*”emves_ are entangled with un- | for whom it way first named By- | that_its price tclude it | sae 3s ea Age Vid ofory _ : NOSEBLEED IN OLDSTER But w

u ( Wo ura Fald coiuma ‘is open to the discussion at Geneva last about id be better will be its chances of keep- |" The Monitor suggests that Ameri. | Ms"wzedcnt, o swesiom of | {p04 Tite attention, may have | to pacity a troubled ares, only ae fam fom enema geaien. is Guan the, vaste ‘the spotlight on the more com- | oan ts and others inte in | fly endorse the opinion of corres: | been the diplomatic event of the | small or “middie” nations tan | M&" Dlood pressure, fragile | edueation.” ‘jes paren others rested n . Ail letters published are sub- } / capillaries, or picking the nose. . JR. Kidd the term is dable of its record when : decade. Britain and Russia | handle the assignment. Dr, says ne! aspects education would do well to see | 20 '0 siting and condensation where | were nained permacest sae Thus and. Poland, | The latter is a common’ cause | the only ohe “adequate to con- federal election is called. ? whether the schools in their: com- | enter into any ence regard. | 1ans of Laotian peace neu- with India, made up tne | When a person is sitting read-| vey the meaning that Canadian % ing letters submitied. trality. roa team. to-. ing, concentrating ‘on the book, | society can only be as great or EG Onjare:Disclowurés..._| Seite, Saline ti ta 0 is | <i a Saar | mores Soa a Sees | | See tue ore, core | Sf ees . It | COMPARING D | tionary. o . FREEZING ¢ © ‘phe scandal over the Widespread | ova he a @ Sir.— What isthe matter witn | US. concurring, that « strong | jy the UN fagee that patrols the | EMOTIONAL | SYMPTOMS | even survive ander moders tn naa sale of t mea by Canadian educational groups, | tuents and people in general”ig-} democratic ‘nation can be trust- | other less-than-great na tions | do neurotics usually develop? | eontinuing education.” | ; d concern across the country. It | where there is less-evidence of . | noring him and not writing vo | @4 to co-operate in protecting @ | have supplied the men who are; ©. REPLY Dr. Kidd, who knows as much theref - to have ret ed of activ: him any. more? Surely that must | *™all TT against trying to restore order in the |. Indigestion, palpitation, | shout adult education as any Get } reassuring, ae, ity in this direction but where the | be the reason because the infor- | uetions outside interfer. Congo. - o _weakness, and a host of others. | man in Canada, has set forth cation dentine second : Minister Monteith’s state | savantages are equally apparent. mation he seeks, as I know and | Ce: ~~ |The Laos solution changes thir | These symptoms may simulate | some of the challenges and the |[j Kee? your profits high with this yy that the vr has been he should know, can be found at | .,(12@ U.S: amd China, as the | pattern . Laos is 20 organic disease but are of @mo | needs, the aims and the objec- lightweight, portable, kerosene - Gent 5 Liberal Headquarters, Ottawa, | 8 Powers most directly involv- | doubt @ ease; and each | tional origin, tives of “continuing education” | burning, forted air heater. k will | Brought under ‘control. There is no _ EDITORIAL NOTES anytime he cares to sek i Bu |S 100k tk Ge obvious chal | ease must be dealt with on te ————- in one of the study papers for |W warm men indoors or out; thaw deen ee oe ee ae te | rele tes tn & recent CNR) marte the record of, romites | work betwee two sata Uat de | keeping the peace in Laon ts at | “OUR YESTERDAYS | Saucaios asic mart acer. he |p secon abe rem duly . dist and there need | | Telease, snow-clearing operations in | jept disheartens him and ne Se are nee ae “he © Heh metbd ‘Prom the Guardian Files | document is exciting and persu- Heteing, ‘ahi Phage dooe ingeler = Asay for worry at all vey ae ng Atlantic- region during 1961 cost ae tie to get a tew biased ee fal Desury hg Pala do TWENTY-FIVE Years aco | 27°. ; 115 volt outlet. No fumes... ne _government-inspec | thea 100,000. There is every indication ie cheer UP. | The dedision is a . p~ tormented pla - (Jan 4 ~ | LARGE NUMBERS. s vent needed. Costs only 1S¢ per -— However, at present no more | that 1967 will be just as expensive, | fes'cr'asietsy Mi Mulal| reral ot postearcigtmale {Sean und oes are ante | Crown Princess Juliana. f-| quent Genii ce | Msc for 1 BTU Lan th of the meat : ‘e. | baker did for’ Prince’ sans See eaiee. 8) ,| and. expected to work » | are Queen of the Netherlands, | terest in adult er eee eee ‘than 80-85 per cent And, unlike other forms of trans- Prince Edward | ed assumption. Up to now it has dest hope of in married to German Prince ee aoe ener, © te -BTUs capacity available. handled by packers is inspected by | portation, the railway must bear the | ‘isi. He added nine dollars per | Seerally_eem_ supposed : that. arrangements iike’ this. Derabecd of Liope Bastecield ts | Uae tiene sm 4 " governments representatives | ful) cost of clearing its own right of | ™month to the measly six a Geer ge fare iy 3 civil and religious ceremonies of Some Py | eres | / - ‘Ser the Canadian Meat Inpeton | way. No federal, provincal er mua | Seaton cue ee | -. Hold Om Nuclear Arms. |*2™" ve| Parker E Hamilton.|f} Yo F ‘Act. Due to constitutional limitations “age peuccee, os ake s : Bonnet, went knows} Parker E. Hamilton./f [oe a

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