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enters. on. ©;
union: “Anglican

- TORONTO: | The" “opposition

ghoula be: given ‘representation |'-
on the Anglican-United Church]

“general commission’ on union,
The -Catiadian Charthman
states in.an editorial in’ its May
‘Issue.

The Churchman, the Anglt-

ean Chureh of ‘Canada's’ “‘atlon-|.

al monthly newspaper, charges
that “Joyal members .°:.. with
a dedication: and record of: ser-
vice. second to none" and who
now oppose union. with the

United Church, have been ex-j-

cluded from the .commission.
Each . denomination ‘has a

group of 20 Persons -on the

commilssion.

: The Anglican group was ap-|. §

pointed by the church's’ Na-
thonal . Executive - Council in

‘ongultation with another com-| im

mittee, Christian Unity and the
‘Church Universal, The commlis-

sion meets forthe second time} jf

June “13. and 14.

The Churchman says the
Anglican Church‘ needs to re-
view the.membership of the

; " commission, and must exercise |
‘extreine. sensitivity in. its ap-

~pointments ‘to the future ‘sub-
commissions which will study
legal, doctrinal, liturgical and
other matters, _:.
"Tt will be a tragedy if the
dissenters are left as a wailing
voice in the wilderness. They
‘have been loyal members: of
the Anglican Church of Can-
ada,” the editorial. states.
The editorial. says church
union must be a union which
draws together people of faith

and conviction in a common |. Re

-commitment to Christ, not just
‘an amalgamation for institu:
tional_ convenience.

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the Maritimes provinces at the,
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sland with representatives ‘of a

about 25 other important Can-
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Before you buy frozen fruits
and vegetables: you should make
‘sure the pakages are clean, tree
from juice stains and not torn
or crushed, -

-You ‘should also chack the tro
zen food case in your market,

Ideally the temperature should
register zero or lower. and food

the’ food lne;
If frozen trults. and. vegetabtes |
appear .to haye. lost color they}.
‘| have. probably been’ improperly
handled some timeafter they have
{been | packaged and left the food
plant,
A General Foods kitchen book
let called Food and You has.a
column on frozen foods ineluded
with tips on- nutrition, kitchen
tools, cooking habits, ©
The booklet says not all foods
can he frozen successfully, Salad
greens, tomatoes, celery and
green pepper suffer.
Egg whites become rubbery,
boiled potatoes soggy. Custard,
‘cream pies. and mayonnaise
should not be frozen,
cur SEASONING —
f you plan to- freeze a cas-
serole, underseason H and. add
seasonings as the casserole thaws
and heats,
Curry. powder - ‘may: take: on. a
musty tasta, pepper, | nutmeg,
cloves and artificlal seasonings
have a tendency to become bit-
ter if they are frozen.-
| DON'T THAW
The booklet says you da not
need to thaw frozen vegetables
before you cook .them because
they are frozen cooked,
_Drop the frozen block tnto salted
water, bring it. quickly to a boil,
separating the: vegetables with a
fork if necessary, :
. When the water bolls, reduce
the - ‘heat and cook the vegetables
gently, until they. are just tender,
Gelatine deserts should not be
frozen if they are to be served
thawed,
Yow may. freese dried fruits or
‘nuts if they are wrapped: well
to keep alr out...
. Uncooked jams, espectally

kéep thelr fresh flavor and color.

strawberry and raspberry, will

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if you freeze them. |

When you freeze -any liquid
or semi-solid, remember toleave
room In the contalner for expan-
sion, Usually lt is recommend:
ed that you leave 14-inch of head
space per pint and one inch per
quart,

It you are uncertain about the
use of your freezer, many of the
new standard cookbooks can be of :
help, Cg

” Writer’ rape
-LSD. craze |

“as aid to'art

idated studies to shey' ‘hat
creative stimulation results
fram the use of LSD, Sidney
Katz tells teenagers:in the May
issue of the Canadian Church-
man. .

Writing in “Trend,” a special]:
youth supplement to the na-
tional monthly church paper,
Mr. Katz.states.that the drug].

prépared. mind.

can ‘be that, in some instances,
a highly talented and creative

techniques of his art, may: der-|'
ive certain added insights from|.
the chemical,” he writes.

the influence of. LSD,
‘What really happens is that] -
he has lost his critical, discrim-
inating capacity and this
‘| ables him to- discern genius in .
his: handiwork.” :
Mr. Katz, who says he receiv-| .
ed. confidential information|
from “anguished relatives and}
friends. about the havoe being|:
wrought. by - mind-expanding].
chemicals,” predicts more trag-|
‘edies will occur. until f{een<
agers, parents, doctors, clergy] -
and. public offteials approach|.
the problems realistically.
Wisely and. cautiously used,
LSD may prove to be a boon to} -
mankind. It. may, in certain ;
carefully selected cases, en-['
hance creativity and religious|'
feeling, he: states:

Says,
are being used’ destructively
‘The full-story. of suicides, ac:

8T. ‘THOMAS: ‘ont. (cP) —
a” “booming? black: market, wal
nut-tree rustling is a big dodge}.
hearabouts,.A ‘farmer at Thed-

‘ford! reported that on returning
‘from “holiday he found 30 -of
his“treda had been cut below
ground: levél.and removed com:
pletely. The: garth’ wag ‘resodded,
lo 'vemove®“all:":traces.’ Walnut’
trunks’ bring $900-500 for lumb:,

= y suck ‘Ss feeported in 3 year.

TORONTO: There are no val-}’-

‘LSD does nothing for the un-|.

“At the very most the claim a

artist, who has mastered the)"

. Mr. Katz, says an LSD user .
often suffers the‘ delusion that]--:
he has become creative under _

en-|-.

- “But, for the most part,” he[.- |
“psychedelic substances]:

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Elght Colimbta Cellulose Sehol-
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students planning - to enter ‘Une
iversities. ..

The. scholarship program ass
ists students towards .a univer.
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years to those who maintain pas-
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Any course: of studies’ ‘at. ‘the
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Simon Fraser or: Victorlaleading
to a degrea will qualify, Courses
offered by other Canadian univer-
sities will, also “has considered.

The awards are based. on stand
ings achleved ‘in’ the. Provincial
Universally examinations, “": -
Applications should be mailed to
the dean of inter’ faculty affairs,
the university of Britisti Colum:
bla, Vancotver 8, Before May 15.

Forms’ may be obtained: ‘from
that address or from ‘the. indus-
trial relations departments at any!
of the Company's operations,
There are seven community
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go to a graduating student in
Prince Rupert, Terrace, . Cast-
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