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Answers
to
your
everyday
questions
of
skin
care
QUESTION
How
beneficial
are
peel
off
masks
Can
you
use
them
on
all
skin
types7
ANSWER
All
facial
masks
are
beneficial
to
the
skin
whether
they
are
peel
off
or
not
and
all
skin
types
should
use
them
The
masks
arc
quick
easy
and
very
beneficial
for
unclogging
pores
clearing
the
skin
of
dead
tissue
and
cleaning
away
impurities
Oily
skins
need
a
firming
facial
more
often
than
other
skins
Peel
off
masks
do
an
excellent
job
of
absorbing
excess
oil
and
refining
skin
tissue
Combination
and
normal
skins
need
an
occasional
mask
for
a
super
cleaning
treatment
Dry
skins
also
require
a
deep
cleansing
action
to
alleviate
the
taut
feeling
and
to
remove
dry
flaking
tissues
QUESTION
I
prefer
a
shower
over
a
bath
but
I
also
like
the
benefit
to
my
skin
of
using
bath
oils
Do
you
have
any
suggestions
that
would
help
me
combine
the
two
ANSWER
Check
your
favorite
cosmetic
counter
for
tubes
and
jars
containing
prepared
shower
creams
Or
you
can
coat
your
body
with
bath
oil
before
getting
into
the
shower
Another
method
would
be
to
cut
off
an
old
clean
nylon
stocking
at
the
heel
and
place
bath
oil
capsules
in
the
toe
of
the
stocking
and
fasten
it
over
the
show
er
head
The
water
will
dissolve
the
capsules
and
carry
the
oil
to
the
body
QUESTION
What
is
the
difference
between
a
deodorant
and
an
antiperspirant
ANSWER
Deodorants
counteract
the
odor
that
results
from
perspiration
mixing
with
the
bacteria
on
the
skin
Antiperspirants
act
on
the
sweat
glands
and
inhibit
the
over
secretion
of
perspiration
There
are
products
available
that
combine
both
ingredients
This
weekly
column
has
been
prepared
by
Cosme
Cosmetic
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Canadas
business
magazine
for
the
cosmetics
fragrance
toiletry
and
personal
care
industry
Anyone
with
a
question
regarding
skin
care
and
the
use
of
cosmetics
that
they
would
like
answered
may
forward
them
to
Dialogue
care
of
the
Womens
Editor
The
Citizen
150
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St
Prince
George
Le
Leche
League
Interna
International
¬
tional
Prince
George
Branch
will
meet
Tuesday
at
8
p
m
in
the
home
of
Mrs
Bob
Bate
man
119
NKelly
Street
Topic
will
be
the
Art
of
Breast
Feed
Feeding
¬
ing
and
Overcoming
Dif
Difficulties
¬
ficulties
La
Leche
League
is
a
lay
health
organization
which
offers
information
and
advice
to
mothers
who
wish
to
breast
feed
Babies
are
always
welcome
For
further
informa
information
¬
tion
please
call
Mrs
Gordon
Smith
at
963
7736
The
Cluculz
Lake
Recrea
Recreation
¬
tion
Committee
will
hold
an
annual
general
meeting
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
at
7
pm
at
Knud
Nielsens
residence
corner
of
Highway
16
and
Cobb
Lake
Road
The
regular
monthly
meet
meeting
¬
ing
of
Branch
26
of
the
Senior
Citizens
Association
is
changed
from
Monday
May
19
to
Wednesday
May
21
The
meeting
will
be
held
at
1
30
pm
not
in
the
evening
as
pre
previously
¬
viously
stated
COMING
EVENTS
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Legion
of
the
Moose
will
be
held
Saturday
at
8
pm
at
663
Douglas
Social
to
follow
for
members
and
friends
Christ
Our
Saviours
Parish
will
hold
a
dance
tonight
at
9
pm
at
the
Hart
Highway
Catholic
Community
Centre
across
from
Austin
Road
School
Music
by
the
Keller
Family
cold
lunch
and
refreshments
Tickets
may
be
Canopies
STARTING
MAY
19
1975
Theres
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new
way
to
report
planned
digging
activity
that
will
make
it
easier
for
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Monday
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Its
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When
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least
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before
you
intend
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just
give
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you
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where
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Then
when
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tell
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the
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and
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of
the
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and
who
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on
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by
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VERIFICATION
LITTLE
OLD
WHITE
LADIES
THE
WORST
Loneliness
confronts
black
women
TORONTO
CP
-Blacks
are
discriminated
against
everywhere
says
a
35-year-old
native
of
Trinidad
who
has
cho
chosen
¬
sen
Canada
as
her
home
She
is
poet
Liz
Cromwell
mother
of
two
children
who
moved
to
Toronto
from
New
York
after
she
had
been
robbed
twice
at
gunpoint
in
daylight
while
living
in
Green
Greenwich
¬
wich
Village
Of
particular
concern
to
her
now
is
desperate
loneliness
of
many
black
women
in
Toronto
women
who
are
wide
open
to
exploitation
by
the
unscrupul
unscrupulous
¬
ous
And
of
discrimination
Ms
Cromwell
said-
One
of
my
friends
visiting
me
from
New
York
happened
to
be
a
white
male
Nobody
said
anything
openly
but
when
we
got
on
the
subway
together
you
were
con
conscious
¬
scious
of
eyes
stabbing
at
you
Some
of
those
little
old
white
ladies
are
the
worst
You
see
them
physically
freezing
and
turning
up
their
nose
as
if
Examiner
announced
Mrs
Patricia
Holt
a
senior
member
of
the
board
of
examiners
and
the
piano
faculty
of
the
Royal
Conservat
Conservatory
¬
ory
of
Music
will
conduct
the
Conservatory
examinations
in
Prince
George
on
June
11
In
addition
to
conducting
lec
lectures
¬
tures
in
the
history
of
music
and
music
appreciation
for
the
Conservatory
and
the
Univer
University
¬
sity
of
Torontos
extension
department
Mrs
Holt
is
an
active
composer
who
has
had
many
of
her
compositions
per
performed
¬
formed
and
published
in
Canada
the
US
and
Europe
obtained
by
calling
962
7153
962
7644
or
962
9938
The
Prince
George
Christian
Womens
Club
will
hold
a
luncheon
June
11
1
3
pm
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
Featured
will
be
a
presentation
on
the
art
of
barbequing
music
by
Mr
and
Mrs
Larry
Woelke
and
speaker
Mrs
Marg
Nic
Nickels
¬
kels
Babysitting
will
be
at
the
Evangelical
Free
Church
Reservations
may
be
made
up
to
June
9
by
phoning
562
1529
or
563
6125
there
was
a
dreadful
smell
In
Trinidad
she
worked
as
a
journalist
and
radio
commen
commentator
¬
tator
before
travelling
exten
extensively
¬
sively
throughout
the
Carib
Caribbean
¬
bean
Latin
America
and
West
Africa
To
finance
her
travels
she
worked
at
whatever
job
was
available
dishwasher
maid
waitress
anything
that
allowed
me
to
go
to
a
new
coun
country
¬
try
and
still
left
me
enough
time
to
write
poetry
and
short
stories
The
United
States
where
she
obtained
a
BA
in
sociology
from
New
York
State
Univer
University
¬
sity
at
first
excited
her
but
its
attractions
soon
palled
New
Yorkers
are
con
concerned
¬
cerned
with
material
things
which
they
must
have
at
any
cost
Toronto
is
a
pro
human
city
in
which
blacks
can
make
a
contribution
to
its
develop
development
¬
ment
Her
first
job
in
Toronto
was
as
a
writer
and
associate
editor
for
Contrast
a
weekly
papr
which
describes
itself
as
serving
the
black
community
from
coast
to
coast
Canadian
Jungle
Tea
her
first
book
of
poems
was
pub
published
¬
lished
in
February
The
dedication
is
to
International
Womens
Year
Ms
Cromwell
said
the
basic
problem
of
the
preponderance
of
black
women
to
black
men
in
Toronto
has
been
com
compounded
¬
pounded
by
a
change
in
attitude
of
black
men
They
have
deserted
their
wives
and
children
Many
pre
previously
¬
viously
stable
relationships
have
fallen
apart
Maybe
it
is
the
culture
shock
the
social
pressures
the
desire
of
the
immigrant
to
be
accepted
and
integrate
that
has
got
them
into
interracial
situations
She
said
white
men
seldom
marry
black
women
Now
black
women
are
being
deserted
and
divorced
by
black
men
Their
chances
of
leading
a
normal
life
are
decreasing
and
this
could
mean
more
single
parent
families
and
more
disfunc
tional
black
youngsters
as
the
value
system
falls
down
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