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Then was ‘ove:
__ A lonely-crowded

The extatic-agony

: Then was birth: - .

we Then was you-

~ And needing love. .

"Six Steps

a ~ First was s iieeting:
‘The known-hidden, - -.
' Salmiear of firal ‘ght

ca she spent: her days” .
ee ”, In silent wonderment, -:-

. a He spent his in fear
That she would go away.

In wonder al his luck... ~
- She spent hers in fear.
of joys not understood. ,

Then Was’ mating: .
: “The fe Pale. that wast'l,

- She cried al having Tost” :
_A precious link with youth:

And he, nol aderstisainge
Knew a lonely kind of fei

. Then i was s crealion- :
Asmall life unlived, © 0) | ;
In a warm i and lonely womb,

° Her days and nights: now °

Planned life around a Life, --

- And he thought in jeatousy’
That her love was 5 gone from him,

“A Tending, burning pain;
And ¢ a wailing ery.

these hours. of. pain tut her.

a What every mother learns. “.”
at And he felt fear and pain,

. OF AL thought of losing her. ~

. Small, helpless-strong |

“New I found what love medat; .
‘And began the years of learning. -
And'he stood by my side

To watch you growing up.

PY. Debbie Therrien

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CONS UMERS NOTE

SNES

Pleats in pigskin! A new fashion idea
by Jeno of Crown Leather. His rac-
concdlared coats, for men and
women, feature pleats, stitching and
set-in belts. Both are collared in rac-

oon. Style No. 617, approx. Canadian

‘Photo by June Sauer

oma ote mamas came 1S

. retail price: $280; approx. American

retail price: $340. Style No. 219 (man’s

coat) —- approx. Canadian retail price;

$340; approx. American retail price:
$40.

: plicable.
; -EXAMPLE 1:

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“AME ‘Bezeas, Animal
Ruectelontsts Ketowna, British
Columbia, “Department. - af
Agriculture, *
in the past year, - feedlot.
‘operaiors haye taken a severe_.
‘finencial loss and the future is

overy uneértain, ‘Because of this,

it ig anticipated that more caw- ~

ealf ranchers will keep: their
_ calves right through the feedlot
period and on to slaughter. It is
furthtr forecast thal com-
mercial feedlot. operators will
tend (o buy heavier cattle and
hold them for a much. shorter
period of time on the finishing
ration.
This change in feeding and
Management will mean thal
more home-grown forages will
be fed instead. of buying . ex-
. pensive grain. High-grain corn
Silage will: also play.a
~praminent part in producing our
future slaughter cattle.

-Forage feeding produces « *

some yellow color in the fat.
Yellow ‘fat’ isthe resull ‘of

“involved.

tr

~ beef

finishing caltle on pasture, hay,”

Most people want to work,
To help Canadian business -
- grow and reduce unemplayment,
let's work together to encourage
“peaple with job hang-ups to get

So we want to interest you in
inclustrial Training Program.
We'll help you develop your
ing. program for pecpla .
cannot get or hold/a job lor,

Yellow beef i in

: grading ‘system, age is. taken

or’ silage ‘rather than grain:

According [a-Federai:Govern- |

ment officials responsible for
grading;

“unappealing va

and mystifying subject..’ Years
ago, in 50me areas, there was a
definite ‘consumer . preference
‘for white-shelled. eggs rather
than the brown-shelled variety.

No one really understood why ©

white-shelled eggs were more

. desirable: than brown ‘shelled

eggs but the preference was
quile apparent.
make much sense {9 us loday,
but the current . consumer

preference for while fat. in beef -
- rather than yellow fat is open ta”:
, question | loo,

In the past, yellow fat “has
been ‘associated with mature
animals and hence, tough beef.
However, in our . present

consumers:
discriminate against yellow fat.’
_solely_on_the basis of ifs .su

 posedly

; pearance.

“The likes and dislikes of.”
consumers is.a very interesting

‘This doesn't :

beef —

into account. If a beef carcass
prades A, B or even C, it is nol

_ from anold animal. Grade A is

identified by a-red-ink ribbon
brand;'.Grade B by a._blue
brand: and Grade C by a brown

brand.’ Black-is' reserved” for

mature animals.

The yellow: color ‘in: fat is’-
produced by carotene (the same:

pigment that colors carrpla) in

- the grass,’ Carotene is changed
to Vitamia A in our bodies and -
‘everyone Knows that Vitamin AS
‘is, essential to our health... *.
Beef: from grain-finished °.

animals can be identified by the
white fat... Some consumers
have found such meal ‘to be

rather lasteless, But, according
to many people, meat “from °

grass-finished cattle. has a
delicious beefy

. aroma.

“Yellow ‘is ~ heautiful!” OTE.
yellow fal is available in young
beef, you're gelling a bonus.
Why selile for less? = -

tammy plan,

» training

taste’ and :

per week for the duration of the

Sit down with an industrial
Training consultant at your. neat
Canada Manpower Centre soa
and together wa can design ate

- Bargain mail rates.

There are still .bargains
around if you look forthem. But
if you want to take advantage of
the cheaper postal rates for
surface, unsealed: cards to
Great Britain and Areland,and
still have your greetings. arrive
on time; remember the mailing

deadline dale November 22nd is

rapidly drawing closer, : ,
-: Unsealed”: cards,::
personal’ messages of five

words or less, can travel to any |

‘ part of the world for 8 centa up
.toonecunce. In Canada and the

United States and: possessions, .

the bargain. is even better, 6
cents for up to.2 ounces.

~The Canada Post Office is
shifting into high gear in its

. preparation for handling a

‘record, amount of. mail. this
holiday season, The Vancouver
Post Office, the. main
distribution centre for. British

Columbia, handled over 45° -

million’... letters during
December last year. ‘Forecasts
indicate a. volume increase of

seven percent in mail: posted -

throughout, t the Province this
year. ne .

You, in turn, will set up tha .
course. with the assistance of the
province of British Columbia,
and’will be responsible for the:

- bearing

recelved in time. |

: Barly mailing of your cards
_bearing © complete. : addresses,
including the postal code, will
ensure your greetings are

for ‘Unemployment . ‘Insurance

ws, benefits?! es
“rr Ag soon as pose ‘atter you~

become.re-employed during

“vthis period of time - so why file

or’. Unemployment Insurance
benefits? ..What if you do not
“Jind work during those first two
weeks, or a month? sot
“2 Should.you wait two weeks or
longer before you apply for °

-; Unemployment. Insurance.

State at happy-sad. ‘ -benelit your application will not
be back-dated to the ‘date of
He spent his days -yoir losing your job.

Your. claim for benefit
becomes effective the Sunday of
- the week in which you apply! -
- You will have to serve a two.
“week. wailing period after. ap-
plication. You cannot self-
‘impose a walling ‘period or
oan wre if ap

If. you let four weeks. g0 by’
’ before you apply: and then find
work early in the seventh week
after you ‘lost your job you
would have just served your two"
week wailing periéd (for which
no Unemployment Insurance
benefits are payable). You
would not receive any benefit -
for the third week of your claim
as ou found. work early that

- jeWhen should you file a claitn

First four weeks after losing
job. looking for work. ~
Fifth ‘week-- applied for
‘Unemployment - Insurance
benefit - claim becomes ef-
fective same week. -
- Fifth and. sixth weeks afler
‘Tosing job - first two weeks of
Unemployment Insurance
Claim | (wailing period - no
benefils payable). Still looking
for work.
Seventh week after losing job
- third week of claim - first week
for which benefit payable, if na
work or earnings. However, as
claiment found work early in-
this week - no benefit payable.
~ Claimant has been oul of work
for six week and will not receive
any Unemployment Insurance
payments: due to late Ap-
plication!
EXAMPLE 2: :
Had ‘you applied for Unem-

. ployment Insurance benefit as

soon as you lost your job: °

Claim becomes effective the’
“Sunday. of the first week after
losing job.

‘First two weeks of claim are
the waiting period (no benefils
payable). Claimant looking for
wark.

Third, fourth, fifth and sixth
weeks ‘of claim. - _ claimant:
looking for work - benefits paid
for these four weeks. Seventh
week alter losing job- Claimant

8,000 gifts needed

This year the Canadian-
Mental Health Association
needs about 6,000 gifts for its
annual Christmas campaign.

Christmas can be a lonely
ume for people in hospital,
Many patients in mental
hospitals and boarding ‘homes -
have lost contact with family
and friends, The Assoclation
campaigns to provide a gift for
each patient under psychiatric
care in B.C,

Volunteers are collecting and
wrapping: presents, which are
selected for each palient ac-
cording to his or her preference.

The gifts are given al a

. Christmas party,

Will you help and send a new
gift, unwrapped, to the
Canadian Mental Health
_ Association, No.203, 2256 West
12th Avenue, Vancouver, or our

. gifl depot in any Woodward's
store, or lo Volunteer Centre,

Riverview Hospital, Essondale,
BC

Gift suggestions are boxes of
candy or biscuits, cigarettes,
cosmetics, wallets, cards, or

,clothing such as, scarves, -

-Slippers, lingerie. Men's ‘gifts
‘are always in short supply.
Deadline for. the campaign is
December 8,

(TURN ONS |

YEAH, HE
GOES TO

ON HIS KNEE,

_ into effect —

“THE HERALD, Wednesday, November 20, 1974, PAGE C7

~ UIC and you -

ALABAMA
WiTH A CEitO|'

“found work early in week, No
benefil payable. -.

You can readily see ‘that in
Example 1 you would have nol
received any Unemployment
Insurance benefil payments
while in Example 2 you would
have received four. weeks
Unemployment Insurance
benefit payments, In both cases
the claimant. was unemployed
forthe same six week period,

File Your Application Early -

“¥ou may not be fortunate

enough to locate another job as
quickly as you hope you will.

{ SEW WHAT?

THI WEEK'S PATTERWS
: By AUOAEY LANE

Here's a tobe for a poungeter thot's
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Ihowght for a Chelatmoe.prarent; iF
you can bring yourself to Hold: it
thot long, No. 2219 comes;in sizer
4, 6, 4, 10, 12, Slee B tokes 2%
ya. of 35-in. fabric,

A wardrobe i1 not complete un.
ee you have @ bolera or two. This
one Is crocheted in a pretty stitch,

. Sead for Pattern No, 958.

Sand 4509 far aach dress polar,
309 for each nead!ework ; citern fadd
1g for aach digs pottarn, 10¢ for
ench neediawerk salient for mailing
and hondiing) to AUDREY LANE BU
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safer speed limits )
‘nowcoming =|

The new reduced speed limits are now coming into effect and motorists are
raquested to watch for the changes as the new signs appear on our highways.

ing program that will- benefit yo
anc your new employees, '*

Because when you give
a persona chance, you "ve got the
best and happiest employes of
them all...

nyone ofa number of reasaris)
‘We can pay all direct training
asis: And if your. projedt quahfies.
Canada Manpower could pay as
uct ag 85% of each emplayce's
alary, up| toa erin af S130

1s work to ether.

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Mainpows! Man-8 eure
andimenigegtion at kendtigtali aa

+ Rover Andean = Hobert Andies
Minter Manistta

~.” GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH GOLUMBIA

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AP eet. ye. be bee

‘Speed reductions will vary throughout the Province according tg traffic volume,
terrain, population density and road standards. The Government
has established thase new limits in the interest of public safety.

A DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
fi-r Honourable Graham R. Lea, Minister

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