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jend- with Wideummer Night's Dresm,-and_onsigcal cinems occasionally has a good fly, But then, Munich is only kilometers away, and is to Landshut what Toronto is to Oshawa, only more so. And speaking of Munich, greetings also from the Oktoberfest, which to see Oktoberfest once, so as a good tourist I went yesterday. They say it isn't the same any- more as in the good old days. tions to this year's scholarship winners. Yours truly, started last Saturday, One has|? --aabiespoons: butter~or _margarina Sect unsweetened apple juice. % teaspoon salt % cup table cream 1 can (4 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained tablespoons chopped parsley Y, teaspoon salt Thaw steaks, if frozen. Melt butter in a large frying pan. Please extend my congratula-|Place fish in pan; add apple juice and salt. Cover pan and simmer steaks for 5 to 7 min- utes, or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork and --yeream..and_flonr..to. make @ ismooth paste. Add mushroaiis, parsley, salt, and cream mix- ture to liquid in pan. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Pour over fish. Makes 4 to 6 servings. For fast relief from menstrual pain you can Count on help from the 4 active ingredients ison i Pg yn oar bey loses its watery look, becoming : DR.CHASES Alte Regensburger Strasse 34, Daler, shade throughout. Re: move fish to heated serving PARADOL platter and keep warm. Blend JUST MARRIED Pictured following their re- cent marriage in Westmount United Church are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wendail Butler. The bride, the former Patricia Lynn Carswell, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Carswell, and the bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Butler, all of Oshawa. --Garnet Belfry. -Student-Teacher Oshawa Girl Writes Letter From Germany Press secretary of St. Gregory's Catholic Women's League, Miss Kate Connolly, has kindly contributed this letter from Eleanor Kratz, a former CWL scholarship winner. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kratz, Division street, Miss Kratz is in Ger- many on a scholarship from the German Government which provided a summer course in Hamburg Univer- sity and the opportunity to teach English in Germany for one year. Editor's note. Dear Miss Connolly: Greetings from Germany! It's a wonderful country full of won- derful people, and I scarcely know. where to begin telling about it. I spent rather of a vagabond summer, travelling mainly in the southern part of the country, Then in- August I took a summer course in Ham- burg. The course itself was not the most thrilling expetience imaginable, We were fed huge indigestible lumps of phonetics, and our endurance was rather strained by lectures which sometimes ran more than two hours, but the people again were wonderful, and Hamburg is a wonderful city, not losing its big-city cultural side even in summer. The theatres were open, and there was just too much to do; _in three weeks one could not see or do all one would have liked. 'While the north lacks perhaps «some of the Gemutlichheit of the "south, it is more intellectual and walso, I believe, more cultural. In Hamburg, you can always find an organ concert, with a good organist playing on an his- torical instrument in an ancient church; these concerts are often free, and when not free, the ad- « mission fee is a mere pittance. "It is moving to hear Bach, for + example, being well played on ean organ which Bach himself «used, But enough of the North! I'm back in the south again and love|! ~dt here too. thusiastically and grammatical- ly in English, with an astound- ingly extensive vocabulary. Then there are also the senior classes, with boys bigger than myself, and, in a few cases, ac- tually as old, if not older. It is most interesting to be at three schools. They are ail so different, yet enough alike to avoid too much _ confusion. Selingthal, the convent school, is a gentle place, where the girls are made into ladies. ACCEPT DISCIPLINE There is no discipline problem there at all. The Gymnasium is perhaps the most restless of the three schools, my first time there I-had the impression that everyone was running around in circles, The Oberrealschule re- minds me' rather of the OCVI. It is a little more relaxed and easy-going than the Gymnasium on the part of both teachers and pupils, The classes, however, I prefer in the Gymnasium up to now at least. The pupils there are more boisterous and noisy, and seem to have much more enthusiasm that the Seligenthal girls, certainly. Actually I can- not say much about the Ober- realschule yet, as there I have done little more than visit the classes, and have noi taken a full class on my own there. Luckily, however, my first venture into a German class- room was not a class visit, but a direct jump into teaching, with the teacher sitting in the back row, Never having taught any- thing in my life, I was, as you can imagine, more than a little apprehensive. But all went fair- ly well, and after that first les- son I had already begun -- there was nothing to be nervous about. It's almost a parallel situation to jumping into a swimming pool rather than going through a half-hour routine of gradual immersion. MUNICH OKTOBERFEST Life in Landshut ,is very peaceful, but it is rather lack- ing, unfortunately, on the cul- tural side. Actually there is a theatre, which opened last week- <DLD CITY «~~ Landshut is a city with a pop- ylation just a little smaller than Sthat of Oshawa -- 50,000, But a egreater difference in two cities "you could not find. Lanishut is old, I think it dates back to the very.early thirteenth century, perhaps earlier, and the major portion of the town is a monu-| ment to the past as well as| playing a very lively role in the| "present. Unlike so many cities | in Germany, Landshut'; medie-. | val buildings and streets are| original, not re-built after war| damage or destruction. So many of the rebuilt churches and such | have been modernized in their | new version; but here every: | thing -is kept in repair but not | changed, The city is full of churches, several of which date back to the Middle Ages. THREE HIGH SCHOOLS I haven't yet figured out what! keeps all the people hore em- ployed, Certainly there are sev- eral small industries, one or two mills and a smail brewery of| two. But there is no industry of | Try This Trick-- Salmon Steaks In Apple Juice When you want a really superb dish, serve salmon steaks. 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