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Press Run—4,000 .

Wednesday, August 30, 1967".

Bpistrng Fowke
plasts government
Q ‘building mag

; Clifford Fowke, editor of C&h»
GBisien Bailder, blasta the fed.

bral and provincial government
i rr blistering ‘editorial in hig

gespite thelr claims of success,
to. solve current honaing probe
ems.

= Blasts blistering. -Fowke:

“Never before has the need been
more obvious or urgent for the
eecreation of separate minisiries
of housing federally and inthe

tern of part - time departmental
esponsibility for housing does
jot lend ftself to the tackling
of the situation in the fundamen-
i and: practical ways eBSeIs

& The efforts by governments at
me two levels to solve the pro-
blem have been of: little avail
even though the ministers re-
sponsible don't seem to think so.
ose efforts, in fact, have dee
memonstrated how part » timemini-
sters can get out of touch with
‘M@tho situation, They have come to

mabelieve that volume in itself is
the cure, whereas the industry
i the people looking for ade-
ate homes. at a price they can
meet know that volume is use=
eas unless it is accompanied by

pwer costs,

“Federal labor minister John
mNicholson, who has housing as
fa aldeline assignment, recently
said there was no longer a hous=
ing crisis, (Hansard, May 31
1967), He was obviously referre
ming to the way in which housing

current issue on their fallure,| -

A hole in one was the big Tory story of the Junior Golf Tournament sponsored
by the Terrace Recreational Commission last Thursday, Young Lyle Robin-
son of Victoria (second from right) used a five iron the 120
it straight into the cup without benefitof bounce.

yard ninth; popped
Pespite the age young Lyle was

Paul Fogtimann,

not among the major winners (left to right) Robert Crockett of Courtenay,
Allen Jacques representing brother Vernon, Lyle Robinson
and Dwayne Whelan ‘of Edmonton.

From. the: Churches |

fal

Clubs join forces

ny, that when the expres-|

to describe something, it is unl-

versaly underatood,

.| Tt wasn’t always this way, In
fact, the potato is, comparatively

speaking, . somewhat of a-new-

comer. on the menu of human

‘| food, . Today, however the pota-

looking for gold that the lowly
root was found. Armed Span-
lards driven by hunger, raided} -
a village in search of food. They
found ‘some small roots with
purple skins,
them, they proceeded to eat them |’
and found them to be a delight-

the vegetable ‘with-them, as well
as the gold’ they were able to
pilfer from. the Incas, the Span: |
fards sailed for-home. = ~

The history of the acceptance .
of the potato ie rather: rough,
For years rumor had it that
the vegetable caused any’ num-
ber of alarming discases, among
them tuberculosis, amd ‘leprosy.

Only through dire necessity

were these Ideas overcome. Fre-

derick the Great, after a famine,

had his soldiers force the fare

ners to plant the frightful tu-
ers.

Only by his decisive action
did the potato find an accepted
place on the German table,

A Frenchman who ate potatoes

- Small potatoes

By PASTOR DAVE RATHJEN |

“small potatoes” is used| |

Having cooked

food. ' Taking a quantity of

yt

erop faflure dn Treland
nearly a million people died.
starvation, malnutrition and
sease that “tollowed, But ‘the po-

table of the world,

ting going. Ignorance alone was
People .can be very
intelligent about most things, but

‘that the. human race has missed
out on many wonderful blessinga
because “they didn’t know’,

and didn't stop to find out,
One such area where a great
per cent: of the human race is
depriving themselves of tremen-

realm, and a real knowledge of
and see that the Lord is good:
in Him,”

The Spanish soldiers, driven
by hunger, TASTED, and found

Spaniards! The Gospel of Jesus
Christ may come to you in what

God. The Bible says, “O taste.
Blessed is the man that trusteth

tato is here to stay. More wealth :

to can hold its own with any/all the old that the Spaniards

(provinces, dish, anywhere, ever God had a purpose |
a: ‘Recent events have shown all It was during the 1500's, when|for the Hite root; and it has
foo clearly that our present pate Spanish conquistadores _ were/ become the. number. ONE vege-

There wasn’t a thing wrong
with the potato that caused it |
to have such a rough time get-

history has proven over andover :

rdous blessing is the spliritual-  -

the dish a. delicasy, even for -

gstarts are beginning to zoom,

- “Did he stop to think that all
these new housing units now being
Estarted will probably be too exe |-
msive for 70 percent of the
\@mpeople who desperately need
athem? What real plans has he
ced to cut land cosis and
mprovide a plentiful supply ofmor«
tage money?

-This is why he should be TC.
Hieved of his housing responsibil~
"@litios..20.that-he can devote full
fattention to ‘his-important labor.

appears to’ you, an tminterenting
form.

But the “proof df the pudding’
is always in the eating! ' Pota-
toes never won a beauty contest]
The Bible expressly warns .
against a Gospel that has been
-“prettied up’? to catch the eye,
or toned up so as to become ear-
pleasing, You:cannot improve on -
the old fashioned Gospel. If
you want to meet with Gad, there -
fs noone that-can Introduce you ou:

while In military prison brought
the root back to France. He
persuaded the king to let him|-
plant a hundred acres near Paris.
When the blossoms appeared, the
queen of France worethem inher
hair at a4 banquet, The dinner
was prepared . entirely of
potatoes, cooked in varlous ways,
Dignitaries from all over the
country attended, The field of
potatoes had, up until the ban-
quet, been guarded against theft,

for swim classes

Two Terrace recreational factions will team up for a

big splash this fall, tween IL and 12a, m.” Anyone

The Hotsprings Swim Club in| istorested in registering for this
co-operation with the Terrace | class may do‘so at the Terrace

Recreation Commission will Community Centre, “Cost of the
seg in Seq Learn Swim fein ten week learn to swim session
eg eeenner for people in| ig $7.50, and registrants must

three different categories.”
* Lessons for. pre-schoolers and. [provide ‘their’ own ‘tratisportation |

One night soon after, the. guard} éxeept Jesus Christ. ——"‘Josts<”
mothers. are scheduled to start'| fo and’ from’ the Hot, Springs was. withdrawn, and aa Was: ex-| said unto bin,T am the way, the
Moortiolio and leave housing pro- |September 13, Classe af one | Resort. ras dr ras ao ga ny a a
Beton, ° ner Meine min fe x “I and it . ia be Registrations for the adult time in. getting seed for. ‘their | cometh™ ‘unto . the Father, but a a

gate. : een , al a. Mm. = ‘swim classes will be taken any- own gardens, ‘me

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time at the Community Centre
until September 13.: This cate-
Bory meets every Wednesday eve-

ning-at the Hot Springs for ten
weeks, Cost is $7.50 and swim-
mers “must provide ‘their own
transportation,

. Children’ 6 to 12 years began
registering last Saturday at the
‘Community Centre for. Saturday
morning swim sessions through:
out ten weeks commencing Sep-
tember 16.°

"Registration in the children’s
category will take place again
on Saturday, September 2 be-
tween 1 and 5:00 p.m. oo

Cost of lessons for children
a is $10.00 which includes trans-

~~ | portation to andfrom the springs,

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HERALD ’ FRIENDS of the Terrace Public Library will make a move to pick up the tab for sheving In the
a new. centennial building when they hold a book sale in the Co-Op Friday (September 1) from 1
to § p.m, The books all donated included childrens and adult works displayed above by Pat Goulet’

Qeft) and Dot McDougall,

a taste of peanut butter |

a By Ruth M Hallock
. , And you think I’M crazy! The] side that my smallest daugh-
: - (following. cryptic message was)| ter’s nastertiums withered. Wish
_ PY te found in my typewriter this mor-| ‘she’d planted pansies. . It's
Co, ning when I arrived:at work .. .| much easier to spell, — : — ser coremen
: CO THE BIG EYE .., in the curious} "A: Women’s Pagehesays, Get} 1 ae Ss ; , con, we a,
eeepamee __. | Yetina of the might C.G, things) busy and write a a Women’s ; ae SO oe
. RESULTS ~<, ‘| -are viewed with a different per-| Pagel’, “Yeah... okay, okay,
: ‘ oo spective, CMusthave beens happy Juat wait 'til I consult with some
ee ‘Aippyd women, Better still — watt ‘til
Cow I find a page, (Preferably one
wo | toh firings: to mind some af

who makes good coffee!)
the. silly things that happen in| ~Have-:you given any thought to
m | dur daily lives as well as some

next December’s Municipal elec-
of the inane suggestions one gets| Hots?’ First of all cheek and
from life’s onlookers, ue

make ‘sure you’re on the voters
list. . ‘Then, start looking around
_ “Other. night: Thad just finished] for Hkely candidates,
mE packing 6 trunk -for shipment to] Please aak Don Wiebe what he
|-a distant relative, ‘Put one of| did to‘his back, It's one of the
| those’ combination locks on {tfor| most ‘original storles I've heard
a 8.| security’s sakd, Then realized/ in.a ‘long time. Don’t know why
g:|-the. trunk’s owner wouldn't know| he doesn’t: branch into ‘the edi
‘| the opening combination. Smal-
f | lest son suggested I write itdown

torlal department. .
Wil” ‘c
ona Slip.of paper and put the mes- the jommunity Contr
sage. Inaide- the trunk. :-

have’ any boxing classes: for
fore ‘fry, thils winter T won-
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an. "Never saw 50 many fritly night As: for _ Pm to |.
: gowna’: and: flowery: - dressing] yearq or ive s0- if. going to
gowns a3: ‘graced Lakelse Avenuc
the night ‘of the : ‘Nerltas fire,

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