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0 If you're seeking the standout Canadia"n
athlete of the year, flon't leak for the party
einollg the *nen, You'll find her among
the alleged weaker sex, and, of course,
Marlene Stewart is the mane, She's the
darling of the golf links and has been
for a couple of years.
•
As winner of the , British Open, the
Canadian Close, and finalist in the Canadian Open, Marlene
captured the imagination at a nation, As the sports figure
of the year in Canada, she's a complete standout, with. whose
feats or glamour' no Gordie Howe, no Rocket Richard, no
Teeder. Kennedy! ia] fact no male athlete, can compete,
Already admirers wonder if she doesn't even now rate
with the very best of women players ever produced in this
country, a matter on which this column declines to commit
itself. But she's a great golfer, and a lovable sort of wholesome
kid,
• 'The little freckle -faced lady, born at Chinooll, Alberta,
but playing from Foothill, Ont,, packs not only tremendous
skill, and will to win, but a stout heart, the poise of'a veteran
and concentration that even Ben Hogan himself cannot excel.
Two years ago, then only 17, she had developed concentration
to a point that. she apologized to an opponent at the outset
, ,of -a match: "I hope you won't think I'm rude, hut I never talk
on the golf course."
'. And nowt at 19, Marlene plays a .precision -like game that
astounded British gglf experts. Marlene Stewart is not merely
d Canadian who won the British Ladies' Amateur, she is the
youngest golfer to do it and as the London Daily Herald
put it, "the smallest and certainly one of the greatest women
champions in the world,"
Marlene was born with the lure of golf in her veins.
Her home in FonthiIl is only a short walk from the nearby
Lookout Point links, and as a wee tyke, she was there daily,
shagging balls for professional Gordon
McInnis Now Gordon
is only a little bit of achap, himself,
and perhaps sfortha
that
reason, he became interested in littl
Marlene She took t0
the game as the average kid takes to ice cream. At 15 years,
she already was displaying amazing determination, and equally
amazing potential skill, Weighing little over 100 pounds, she
drove with volcanic force, and at closer range, developed a
Style of driving straight for the pin, which today remains
one of her trade -marks.
She has won honours, plaudits, the love of a nation. At
17, she won three titles, the Ontario Amateur, the Canadian
Open and Closed. But through it all, and perhaps because of it,
she has remained a sweet,, pleasant, unspoiled girl, a typical
i.Cdnadian natural, and unaffected.
Nur comments and suggestions for this column wilt be welcomed
by Eimer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Vonge St., Toronto,
CaLvtiILit DISTILLERS LIMITED
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.:Plain Horse Sense..
6y BOB E6LIS
Here is good news: To regain
export markets for Canadian
farm products the directors of
the Ontario Federation of Agri-
culture have adopted the prin-
ciple of a two -price system.
Two -price system means one
price for the home market and
another price for export, low
enough to compete with other
exporting countries.
We welcome this decision as
a step in the right direction: co-
operative action on a national
scale.
This columnist has always
maintained that nobody should
be as interested in the orderly
marketing of Canadian farm
products as the farmer himself,
and we are happy that our farm
leaders are beginning to take
th'e initiative.
`Farmers will have to decide
whether they want a high de-
gree, of government control over
their industry, as exists in the
'United States, or a strong farm
orgsnization working with gov-
ernment to maintain a sound
• agricultural industry as is the
case in many European coun-
tries," said J. C. Broderick,
*airman of a federation com-
mittee studying the require-
ments of . a national farm
policy.
Legislation Needed
Mr..Broderick is also quoted
as asking for "adequate market -
lag legislation at bath • provincial
and federal levels."
This too is a point ' that 'vie
have. raised again . and again.
Only a few months ago we
wrote that "the demand for this
legislation is sadly missing from
the programs of . the • farmers'
organizations. It should take top
rank in 'any and every submis-
:sion to tits federal or a provin-
Clal ggyernmenl,"
e :t -the time, we got a rebuke
from the Canadian Federation
of r'igriculture, 111 Sparks 'St.,
Ottawa,.. in theform of a letter
dated June '10, 1953 and signed
by its secretary -treasurer, Mr.
C. G. Groff, saying that we were
"far behind indeed" in our in-
' formation,
R.e Beginning with' the Federal
Marketing Act of "the Bennett
administration which was de-
clared ultra vires by the ,Privy
Co' "ell, Mr. Groff gave us the
history of marketing, legislation,
federal and pcovineial, ending
In the"Federal„Agt of 1949.pro-
viding for the Marketing of Ag-
ricultural Products.' lit Interpro-
vinctaV and Eleport2'trade, c
•Inadequate sow '
We Yemember -the' discussions
four, years ago when "Bill 82"
Was passed. It was fully recog-
nized then that the hill was in-
adequate as it dealt 'billy with
provincial marketing boards, giv-
ing them the power "to regulate
the marketing of such agricul-
tural product outside the prat, -
ince in interprovincial and ex-
port trade."
What it did not do and that
is exactly what is needed, it did
not make provisions for Nation-
al Marketing Boards. Under ex-
isting legislation a provincial
marketing board could export
the product it controls, sell it
'at a lower price and absorb the
loss. It could, however, not pre-'
vent the nine other provinces
from shipping that very same -
product into its home market
creating tremendous local sur-
pluses, which would be beyond
the capacity of one province to
handle,
To regulate the marketing of
any agricultural product in the
export trade we need market-
ing boards or agencies with the
powers to control the product
of all 10 provinces in all 10
provinces.
It is regrettable that as late as
J une 10th of this year the Can-
adian Federation of Agriculture
did not realize the inadequacy
of the present federal marketing
legislation and did not foresee
that it might be called upon to
act for Canada's farmers from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
This column welcomes sug-
gestions, wise or foolish. and all
criticism, whether constructive
or destructive and Will try t0
answer any question. Address
your letters to Bob. Ellis, Box 1,
123. 18th Street, New Toronto:
Ont
•
How To Open Those •
Pesky Packages
Nothing is more aggravating
when preparing a meal than pack.
aged products which seem to have
been closed in a way to test the
ingenuity of a safe cracker, if,
in desperation; too much cutting
or tearing destroys the le -use
value of the package, a container
must be found for any left -over
portion.
All well -engineered packages
are designed to facilitate open-
ing, dispensing and re -closing
However, as more and more food
stiffs are prepackaged, more and
more sealing and closure meth-
ods are developed to meet the
different requirement of t114 con-
tents,
These packages can be grouped
into two categories those which
are heat -sealed for airtightness'
.and those Which ere more or less -
securely' closed, but are not alt...'
tight, A typical -airtight scaling
method is a tent label of therm
plastic -coated stock, which
been heat -sealed over the bag'
end. Another involves heat -seal- `
ing the end at a polythene bag.
together to a required depth sir,
heat -sealing the folded ends of
box overwraps. Bags of cello -
Souvenirs .,-- Nine-year-old Carolyn Olds proudly displays her
new collection of dolls -as she arrives home. They will always
remind her of her four-month European vacation, as she acquired
a different doll in each country she visited,
phane are closed in the same
way.
y
The simplest way to open all
of these is by cutting with a
pair of kitchen scissors, By using
scissors all but an inch or so of
the bag is saved and the danger
of impairing its serviceability is
avoided. To reclose the bag, twist
the neck and tie securely with
a rubber band or pipe cleaner.
Non:airtight . closure methods
are many and varied. Some are
also equipped with tent labels,
which are. stapled, ,-rather than
heat -sealed to the bag top. These
too, were designed for cutting
of with scissors. Some types,
found' mostly ori polythene film,
have ds great a're-use value as
the bag itself, These -include •
paper -covered wire •strips which
can be twisted and untwisted
readily. Others are slotted strips
of polyfhene,which function very
much like a leather belt. A third
design Is a tin tie'siinilar to those
tonna on the' rolled down ends of
-coffee bags withends that fold
back to hold the bag closed. - All
of these are worth salvaging and
storing with collections of gro-
cery bags ofpolythene and cello-
phane.
Bag necks which- 'have been
twisted and then clamped with
metal collars - or coiled- pieces of
wire are often difficult to open.
Cutting the neck off just below
the closing will save time and a
possible bruised finger,
Other methods, ' employ trans-
parent
cellulose tape applied to
"the folded package ends -or roll-
ed around the bag neck. The
package is opened by peeling the
tape off one surface and is re-
closed by refolding the bag ends
or wrapping and re -applying the
tape. " - .
Handiest tools for obtaining the
maximum utility from cellophane
and polythene packages are a
pair of kitchen scissors for open-
ing and a collection of elastic
bands or pipe cleaners for re -
closing.
Big Night. The Ladies' Bible
Class of the East Side Baptist
Church in Kings Mountain, N,C„
was pleasantly surprised by the
brisk ticket sale for one of their
social functions. Owing to a ty-
pographical error purchasers
were entitled to a session of "all-
night sinning."
SPORT
by A StXBITC'4 LC
Next , Monday,, Octpber 26th,
marks' the ninetictth • anniversary
of 'So'cc'er!' Football,' or at least
of flies English -Peahen Associa-
tion, from ,T1 hteig the. game takes
its•nicknal>ae..And ell vee can say
is ttaj;`'it;,ijoes>irt look its age,
and that if anybody writes in
land _hsk's'whether we were pre-
sent at the; birth we 'shall not be
amused: ' • -
At the" Freemason's Tavern,
Great Queen Street, London, on
Oct, .26, 1863, p small band of
footballers assembled to bring
abolita code oP idles'fdr the re-'
gu'latiosr bf- the game. They did
so because the various' schools
where soccer was cradled played
in various ways and so did the
enthusiasts who went on playing
after they left the schools.
n P *
Today the fruits of that meet-
ing are evidenced by the exist-
ence of La Federation Internat-
ionale de Football Association, a
flourishing world body control -
lin the game.
More than 70 countries are in
affiliation, making it the biggest
international sports body of them
all.
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As each country has taken to
the game it has evolved a tech-
nique to suit national tempera-
ment, characteristics and condi-
tions. Today 11 countries outside
the British Isles can claim the
distinction .of having beaten the
English League professionals.
The 11 in the order in which
they did it •are Spain, France,
Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bel-
gium, Austria, Germany, Italy,
Yugoslavia, U.S.A. and Uruguay.
What! No Canada?
* * c
Irl justice to the Englishmen,
however it should be pointed out
that in every case they were
on tour abroad. The home rec-
ord remains completely free from
defeat against all non -British op-
position, with the exception of
the Irish visit to Liverpool in
1947. From the time of the in-
augural international match with
Scotland in 1372, a fully rep-
resentative England team has
taken the field no fewer than
274times against sides from 28
different sources, On Only 117
occasions has it left the field
defeated, Which is .quite a re -
card and no feeling.
e
Fodtball, actually, has been
played in Britain for more than
three centuries, Records show
that it was played in the salmis
as far back as 1710, But it was
not until halfway through the
nineteenth century that the first
adult club was formed. The ex-
ample of this organization, the
Sheffield Club, was speedily fol-
lowed in various parts Of the
country and only the lack of a
standard set of rules handicap-
ped progress, The solution came
with the advent of the Football
Association in 1883.
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Which will be about enough
regarding Soccer for now --ex-
cept for this one observation: the
game will never gain very wide-
spread popularity in Canada as
long as the powers -that -be stand
for so many shenanigans. We
don't mind an occasional free-
for-all among the players of a
sport. We have even observed
with interest -from a safe dis-
tance -the odd brawl among the
customers. But when you have
both at once, game 'after game,
it's a bit too rich for our appet-
ite. Pn
ite.
Modern Etiquette
Q. Is it really proper for a well
bred girl to accept valuable gifts
of jewelry from men acquain-
tances?
A. No. The only gifts a girl
should accept from men acquain-
tances are such inexpensive
items as flowers, candy, books,
stationery, and the like. Any-
thing that is too elaborate, or
• costs a great deal of money, is
taboo with the well-bred girl,
Q. When a hostess and three
guests have sat down for a game
of bridge, and another friend
drops in, what should the hos-
tess do?
A. Either invite the guest 10
take her place, Or suggest some
other game, such as hearts, in
which five persons can play.
Q. When introducing two per-
sons, is it proper to say, "Mrs.
Smith, this is Mr. Jones; Mr.
Jones, Mrs. Smith"?
A. No; it is altogether unneces-
sary to mention the names twice.
Q. Are -desserts always eaten
with the fork?
A. This depends upon the des-
sert. Some desserts are just too
soft to be handled with the fork.
A good rule to follow is to use
your fork whenever possible -
but use good judgment, too.
Q. Is it proper for a man to
conduct a woman across a room
for the purpose of introducing
her to another man?
A. No. He should always
bring the man across the room
to where the woman is standing
or sitting.
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