_ DR. N. COLEMAN SPEAKS
~ ON INTERNATIONAL CRISIS

On Wednesday evening Dr. Nor-
‘.-man* Coleman’ addressed the Sid-
“ney. Rotary Club on certain phases
of: the “International Crisis.’ Dr.

woo Coleman, who was-introduced by

° George Fleming, was’ one:.time

7 _piceitent of “Reid. ‘University. of

Portland, Ore.
a member: of UNESCO.

Dr. Coleman places the ‘present
state of affairs on a parallel.with

-eonditions which: prevailed. among .
years ago. .

In that, era the. Jews: believed that Jews

the Jews. -over-. 2,500.

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God was confined to their land
alone and that other countries
belonged to other gods. The land
of the Jews was located between
Assyria and. the Valley -of the
Nile. The Assyrians moved east
and ‘gradually gobbled up. their
a manner not unlike
the present surge of the Soviets
toward. the -west.
kept in a form of captivity for

-over -two- generations.

The lesson. that these captive
learned, however, was’ of
vital importance to them, and that

was that God was. not for them.

alone, but for said

Dr. Goleman.

ever yone,’

The speaker pointed out a
serious error in our methods of
bringing up children. Children
are taught that the western world
and its way of worship, is right,
and any other form of worship is
wrong. “These thoughts,” con-
tinued Dr. Coleman, “are the
bitter fruit of narrow-minded
thinking, and today in a world of

confusion, hunger and. strife, we

are being challenged to see things
as they. actually exist.’ The
speaker said that open minds and
eharitable hearts are the solution
fora peaceful.world.

In.-speaking. of his experienee
Coleman stated that
with :a. population. ‘twice

ed into .two camps, Mohammedan
and) Hindu,
He described the caste system

religions.
Rev. E.

Dried beans have many quali-
ties to commend ° their use. They

‘may be so conveniently stored and

when. cooked take the place as

»: main. dish. of the meal. -
on the: table. in

/.Beans . appear
many guises... Some are ‘most: ap-
‘others*:leave plenty of
for. improvement.::
offer.” unlimited
adventures. in: seasoning.” While
the old family, recipes for baked

s+beans may ‘be-delicious. and much |.
“appreciated; still. beans might’ be. ..°:
1. more often used if our methods

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The coalition gave ‘the corporation and i income tax re
_ to. the Federal. government for some twenty million
| dollars. Assoon‘as the agreement was signed the Ottawa

°

n.B. C or Hold ans what® ‘grounds then is Mr, Cameron
The important thing in making your candi-

standing on? >

ing skyrocketed .% .
h Ottawa. government.

. Geen af ter.

a blunder: that ll :

-. government took. off. the price ceilings:. ... the cost of liv- -

. corporation, profits skyrocketed . as
| a harvest and the people ee
of B.C, paid the bill'in thereased: cost.of living. ‘The coalie »
t on gover omen : and the CC, I.

: that socialism could not. work.

date: selection at the polls is to see that the man you elect

has’ something more'than talk behind him.

“me with your vote | will see that these twenty million
‘dollars are returned to you...

1 will put before the house»

If you honor

“yeal sound legislation which will give us relief from this

awful mess we find ourselvés in.
a portrait but'l believe
ithe facts,

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Ais: more ein your interest

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S.- Fleming moved the
‘vote of thanks. to the speaker.

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LEGION W.A.
RUMMAGE SALE

A vummage sale, organized by
the -Women’s Auxiliary
Salt Spring: branch of ‘the Cana-
dian’ Legion and under -the gen-
eral convenership’ of Mrs. Pat
Walsh, was held last Saturday af-
ternoon in Mahon. Hall, Ganges.

In spite of stormy ‘weather the
sale Was very sticcessful: and. the’
sum of $108.71- was Mioated for.
funds.

Those ‘in. charge of. statls were
Home cooking, Mrs.
Heinekey and Mrs. W.
KE. Thorburn; miscellaneous
Ff. O. Mills and Miss
Loesmore; books, Mrs.
W. Is. Dipple; worn a Mrs.
R. G.-Gale and Mrs. W. Rog-
ers; fish pond, Mrs. R.. G. Mea
numerology, Mrs. Scott-Clarke,
and fortune telling, Mrs. Hawkins.

In a contest conducted by Mrs.
Graham Shove and Miss Dulcie
Crofton and realizing $19.80, two
pictures, the — first and. ‘second
prizes, were won respectively by
Douglas Griffiths, Nanaimo, and
O. Freneh, Fulford.

Tea was under the
ship. of: Mrs. Harold. Sfoquist, -as-
“Myrs.. Colin Mount and
Mrs. Maleolm. Mouat, and at the
lace-cavered decorated table,

Rosemary

showdrops ‘and searlet berries, tea

was poured by Mrs. Cecil Spring-
ford and Mrs. 2. :

RB. Acland.

Others helping during the af--
were Mrs. A. B. Eliot,
Mrs. Dorothy
George. Lowe. .

BEANS

- of cooking were tried.

Overnight .soaking and. long
slow cooking. are “necessary. to
bring the" beans to that desired
mellowness. These ‘recipes. are
recommended:. by ‘the home. econ-—

omists of. the Dominion ‘Depart-

ment of: Agriculture.
“SAVOURY BEANS

1 ‘lb. dried white navy beans

© (2 eups) |

tablespoon salt

cup onion, sliced |:
tablespoons. fat
tablespoon.. flour
teaspoon -dry:. mustard ©

_ tablespoon: molasses”: ;

1 teaspoon salt y
-Dash. of pepper;

“2% cups” -canned ” tomatoes’:

%eup grated: cheese

‘Pick over, -wash and. soak dried.

pri a ot BO

*-beans: overnight. in cold. water: ‘te
“Cover with boiling =
“water,-add?1: ‘tablespoon: salt; ‘cover: ff.
“and: simmer until: ‘tender,
“hours?
Anethe® fat: ‘until :tender;® blend “in!

» Drain.

Drain’ “Saute: the. onions:

eae PAdd: m stard, molasses,

tabléspoon catsup,
teaspoon salt
 tedspoon*peppe
‘Be tablespoons... fate.
Partially. mash: ‘beans...
Nakes into fine crumbs. .

beans; ¢orn flakes,": ‘onion, ©,

six pattios: QB.

‘NAVY BEAN CHOWDER |
eup white’ navy: beans :
Be eups water) 20° :

“Y teaspoon salt ©
“tablespoons :! ‘salt:

2-.tablaspoons: union:
A cups diced raw- potatoes
2. tablespoons: fat. .
“aups mille 7
“tablespoons: ‘flour :
Salo and pepper to taste
Paraley
Pek over, wash and soak enna
vernicht in cold water lo cover.
Drain, Simmer in’ salted water
until tender, about 2 hours. Fry
wut pork-cor bacon, add onion and
brown, Combine with boans, Add
“potato, “Stormer 15° minutos. Tn”
Aho inoantime, melt. fatein
astirring = constantly,.
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P.-T.A. Discuss
Driving Classes
For Schools

i discussion as to the advisabil-
ity of including classes for the
driving of automobiles in schools
was held at the: meeting of the
North Saanich P.-T.A. on Monday
evening, Feb. 2. aa

The. proposal would’ make ‘for
safer driving
and. if suecessful, would be’ the
first. school in the province to in-

~ stigate such classes.

The resignation of Mrs... G.
Johnston as secretary was-accept-
ed with regret, Mrs. F.C. Adams
was elected to the office.

A donation of $10 was voted to
the annual “Shower of Dimes”
for Queen Alexandra Solarium.

RECORD _
’PHONE YEAR
|. DESPITE —
-SHORTAGES

Fanning and Mrs.. -f

Although’ the telephone in-
dustry, was still -handicapped’
by shortages of material and :
equipment, 1947 was a rec-. §
8 ord year. for. the B.C. Tele-
: phone ‘Conipany ‘and. associ-"

; ated companies in B. C.

: Achiey ements listed at ‘the
end. of 12: ‘months * “include:
more telephones in* our -sys-

tem than vever before—201 7 a
1948; &
oR tele-. A.
A ‘phone: total. in single year— i
20,276; highest average num-.-f.

102... on’

i January — A,
A’. greatest,

‘inerease in

' ber of. local. ‘telephone calls

: “per, -business day: during: year-. A 7

“over.-1, 194,000; highest

“total: number of long-distance | 7
“calls” handled in 1 single yepeis}

5, 822, 265.

Roll’ corms:
Combine. ..:

: CBR:

= eatsup, Salt and: ‘peppers: mix: v7) | eee |

/ Shape into: patties; fry-in fat until:
browned, turning: only” once. Serve.
with: catsup, ‘Yield:
-inches: in. diameter),

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“MAIN OFFICE: Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.

il was suggested, :

Choral selection by North Saan-
ish Musical Society were well re-
ceived. Mr. Edwards directed
the choir; Mrs. Grace Beswick

rendered two violin selections.

Following business and enter-
tainment refreshments were
served.

BUILDER & DESIGNER

W. O. MOONEY
SIDNEY
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