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When [ was a child,
grandparents were part of
daily ‘life. My tather's
mother lived with us and m
mother’s father lived wit
an aunt but spent his days at
our house while my aunt
taught school . Looking
back, 1 realize’ whal
richness my grandparents
added to my life. Every
evening during the pre-
supper ‘‘crabby hour”
Grandma sat in the rocking
chair in the living room an
read to us kids, leaving
Mum in peace in the kit-
chen, What fascinating
characters we met during
thathour’s nursery rhymes,
fairy tales, Squirrel Nutkin,
Winnie the Pooh and
Christopher Robin, Peter
Pan and Captain Hook,
Alice and the Mad Hatter,
characters [rom The Jungle
Book and Just So Stories-.”
Grandma had time to teach

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me to knit and that really
required patience with my

clumsy little fat hands. I
adored Grandma and was
her willing slave.

Grandad was a4 bearded
Scot with a glorious full
voice. My memories are
filled with his songs, poetry,
stories and strong political
views. He had a “no non-
sense from children” at-
titude. I remember vividly
the expressicn on his, face
and the tone of his voice
when Linadvertantly hit him
in the back of the neck with
a pea when I was fooling
around with a pea
shooter!!!

Few children today have
intimate daily contact with
grandparents and families
are the poorer for it. In
every community there are
grandparents who rarely
see grandchildren and
children who don't know

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‘could adopt

Focus on the family -

their grandparents. If we
“honorary
grandparents’’ into our
families -

benefit.
"fe's just a formality, it
doesn’t really mean

anything” says your friend
as he asks you to co-sign for
a loan. Well, don’t you
believe it!! is the word from
the Consumer Action
League. Basically, the
situation is this: If you have
co-signed a Joan and the
person you co-signed with
doesn’t pay, you are
responsible for paying. And
if that person leaves town,
the lender won't spend too
much time looking for him
or her, he'll come to you. It’s
easier and cheaper.
Remember, by signing with
that person, you have ac-
cepted equal responsibility
for seeing that the loan is
paid.

we would all -

Think twice before co-
signing ! ! Can you afford to
pay someone else’s debts??

The most important thing
that parents can do for their
children is to love each
other. It is so easy for
parents to assume love, lo
take each other for granted.
The pressures of jobs and
child rearing put heav
strains on the marital bond.
But the relationship _bet-
ween husband and wife is
the core of the family and
needs constant nurture.
When parents ilove each
other and express that love
openly there is a security
and stability in the family
which is gained in no other
way.

One of the most difficult
things to give away is
kindness-it is usualiy
returned.

Jehovah Witnesses convention July8-11

Larry Sandford,
spokesman for the Terrace
Congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses announced that
local delegates will play a
major part during the four-
day district convention of

the religious group in Prince

George, July 8-11, 1976.

Sandford said that one of
the highlights-of-the annual
convention will be a full-
costume Bible drama in-
volving a cast of 21 local
Witnesses. Overall director
of the drama Garry But-
terfield, one of the elders of

_ the. Terrace Skeena
congregation, explained
that the group has been
rehearsing for superal
months. costumes and
props used for the drama
are made on an authentic
basis by the local group.

The overall program at
Prince George will stress
the great spiritual void in
human society teday and
how this void can be filled.
Helping people is part of it.

In an era of mass com-
munication; newspapers,
radio and television, it
might seem that sucha form
of propogating one's faith is
outdated. .

The statistics relating to
the growth of Jehovah's
Witnesses in their public
work. of preaching and
teaching the Bible do not
support this theory.
; Reliable records show

_ that more than haif of all the

Jehovah's Witnesses in the

world have become such in

the past five or six years.

That adds up to 1,364,904

new adherents to the faith

since 1970-more than fifly
percent of the international
membership. ;

Sandford said thal,
“growth on a local basis is
unbelievable. A few years

ago.. we had one

Congregation and One

Kingdom Hall in. Terrace.

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Now we have three
congregations and two
Kingdom Halls. All this
increase can only be at-
tributed to individual in-
terest in peopie.”

The 8,500 Wintnesses
assembled in Prince George
this week will hear speakers
.strass that society is seeking
. a solution-to.the problem of
changing values. This in-
cludes moral, religious and
social issues that are being
challenged by young people
seeking a more com-
prehensive understanding of
the world in which they live
and how to improve con-
ditions in society.

Asa result Sandford said,
“many charismatic and
evangelical movements
‘have developed as people
seek greater meaning from
religion.” He said they
desire more than traditional
religious affiliation and are
seeking some personal
religious experience.

“There is division in many
religious systems in the
world,’ Sandford said.
“Controversies rage aver
morals and moral issues
such as divorce, birth
control, homosexuality, pre-
marital sex and women’s
liberation.”

"As a result,” he said,
“the media continually
expresses the viewpoints of
clergymen, psychologists
and scholars relating to
their opinions on these
questions creating great
confusion as to what is right
and what is worng.”’

Sandford said the con-

vention program will
discuss these questions in
the light of the counsel

‘outlines in

the Bible.

Discussing the spiritual
needs of man, Sandford sald
when man lives by the
standards of the Bible he
brings his life into harmony
with God's will. “This
brings him inner peace.and
self respect," he said.

Sandford said many
cosmopolitan . or
sophisticated people feel the
Bible’s comments on human
behavior are “our of touch

with reality, outmoded.”

“Time has .changed
human governments and
societies,’ Sandford said,
“but it has not altered the
individual needs of man.
Only the Maker of man truly
understands what these
needs are and how they can
best be supplied. Listening

to Him ‘is’ still the most -

advisable course for man,”
he said.

Mosquito control

“The aim of S.C, John-
son’s insect repellent in-
formation program is to
rovide widespread in-
ormation on. mosquito
control to ensure a pleasant
happy summer of patio
sitting, picnics, camping
and other oudaor ac-
tividies”’, says Jim Cullen,
Technical Director. Mr.
Cullen says that the first
move is to eliminate
breeding sites because these
summer-breeding
mosquitoes develop in still
water and cannot survice
the movement of flowing
streams, Thus, they can
breed around the house,
cottage or camp, and a
clean-up is the first move.
Breeding sites can be
prevented through reducing
the amount of vegetation by
mowing grass, removing
weeds, trimming hedges
and overgrown shrubbery
which protect the
mosquitces from the sun
and wind, After that,
eliminate. all
water. ;
For example, don’t let a

Dr. Willard S. Fuller, D.O., former Director of
the well known Fuller Clinic in Bloomington,
IHinais, developed this firm mattress specially to
help his patients who experienced back

standing —

pool collect on or under a
garden umbrella. Change
the water in children’s
wading pools and bird baths
at least once a- week.
Filtered swimming pools do
not encourage larvae
development and are quite
safe. Then, clear the yard of
emply cans and upended
pails.

Hikers and campers
should wear _ loose,
protective clothing with lon
Sleeves. Light coloure
clothing is less attractive to
mosquitoes than dark. Use
mosquito netting. when
sleeping outdoors and over
baby carriages. Keepall
window and door screens in
good repair and keep the
fireplace damper closed.

For personal protection
use, Off!; for- insecticide
spraying out of doors use

ard ‘Raid Fogger, Always
follow label instructions
before: using insect
repellents or insecticides.
After several hours outdoors
you should reapply a
repellent for maximum
protection.

problems. For many years Restonic Corporation
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Terrace, Kitimat,
Prince Rupert

’

” Anytime is salad time of
but now with-

course, |
Canada’s great crop of salad
fruits: and vegetables
coming to market this is a
time for everyone to enjoy
the delights and benefits of

’ salad . eating.
Because _ they are
nourishing: and fresh

everyone can enjoy a daily
salad. Especially, as there
are so many great ways to
vary the goadness available
from the wonderful variety
of produce that is offered to

us.

Ii more people were to eat
salads and if salad eaters
were toeat more salads they
would all be the better for it.
An of course so would our
fruit and vegetable growers
across this land.

Talking. about nourish-
ment, the Fresh for Flavour
Foundation points out that
you can look to fresh
preduce items to make a

valuable contribution to a -

well balanced diet. They
provide in general the
vitamins A, B AND C plus
the minerals iron and
calcium. Cellulose and
pectin compounds give the
necessary bulk.

In the amounts usually
eaten fruits and vegetables,
are low in fats and calories.
To get the greatest
nutritional benefits, serve
them raw frequently. Salads
offer this opportunity.

Of course you want the
greatest flavour. and ten-
derness so it pays to be
choosy and selective and to
pick young fruits and
vegetables, -

It pays to shop frequently
too, To be really sure that
your produce is as fresh as
possible, it’s well worth that
extra trip lo the produce
section during the week.
Wth the fast and effective
distribution system tht we
enjoy in this country, you
ean count on a constant
delivery of fresh mer-
chandise.

Remember, the flavour of

most produce dissipates

ra

if you ask for Kitchen
Cabinets at Al & Mac,
and so very many people
do, you are directed to
Dennis & ‘Kelly. Dennis
and Kelly are fully
trained In fhe art of
establishing the proper
layout for your home, be
it an older medel or
brand new. Estimates
and drawings are
available free-of-charge
and terms are available
to suit your budget.
Cabinets are stocked at
Al & Mac by the hun-

Greds, in fact Al & Mac Is -

the only stacking dealer
of Kitchen Cabinets
between Prince Rupert
and Vancouver. You have
to do it that way If you are
fo give proper service
here In the north and

-IRLY Bird marketing

philosophy insists upon
service. It’s no wonder
Dennis & Kelly are such

busy men!
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Furniture

‘ideas tested by the Fresh for
.B-B-Q
-With so many plates to
‘self-serve salad makings-A 4

PICNIC POTATO SALAD
56 cups 4% inch sliced un-

green onions

1-2 Tablespoons prepared. e@
mustard

We teaspoon salt |
dash pepper

\%4-one-third cup salad

THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 7, 1974, PAGE Bs

Lettuce
vitamins. So when buying
fresh, the fresher it is, the
better it. is.

Here are some fresh salad

Foundation.
SALAD
Having a barbecue party?

Flavour

please, set up a table with quarters.

servings.
large bowl of crisp assorted
greens together with

smaller bowls filled with

~-- Salad time is here ©

‘with age and so do the leaves 3 tablespoons red wine

Pour over just enough
dressing of your choice to
coat potato slices. Cover and
chill. Moisten beans with
dressing and chill. Mix
potatoes, beans, onion rings,
olives, anchovies and tuna.

Piace on a bed of letuce
leaves. Garnish with egg

vinegar
one-third cup salad oil
3 tablespoons snipped fresh

2 tablespoons finely sliced
green onion

Cook potatees in boiling
water -with salt until they
are barely tender. Drain
well, Place in a large bowl.
Mix together the mustard,
pepper and vinegar and
pour over het potatoes. Toss
potatoes to distribute

cucumbers, chopped par- cooked potatoes seasonings. Add oil, dill and
sley, sliced celery and 2 teaspoons salt green onion. Toss ently.
avocado slices. Offer a 1 teaspoon dry mustard Taste for - seasoning.
selection of salad dressings, Freshly ground black Refrigerate until needed.
a bowl of garlie croutons, a

; pepper

pepper mill and salt shaker —
and then ask yuor guests to
serve themselves. It’s fun
for the guests and easy on

46 servings,

Commonwealth

the hosless..
EGG, TOMATO, ONION @
SALAD COMBO

6hard cocked eggs, chapped
4, cup chopped celery
44 cup diced green pepper
one-third cup thinly sliced

dressing or mayonnaise

6 medium tomatoes
Combine all ingredients ‘
except tomatoes. Chill. Turn | these homes

tomatoes stern and down;
eut each one not quite
through in 6 equal sections;
spread apart. Sprinkle with
salt, fill with egg salad.
Garnish with parsley.
6 servings.

SALAD NICOISE,
3 cups cooked sliced
potatoes

2 Ibs. green beans, trimmed
and cooked

1 red onion thinly sliced
3 tomatoes: cut in wedges
% cup pitted ripe olives
1 2oz. can anchovy fillets
2 7-oz, cans chunk tuna
2 hard cooked eggs

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1971 10 x 60 Van Dyke Expando

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