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SATURDAY, MAY 28 Confident Living CONTINUED FROM PAGE 20 Light victorious over obscurity and shadow. And I reflected that this fact of light is the all-important thing to remember when we get discouraged. What is discouragement, actually, but darkness of the mind? When it comes upon us we simply need to let light into our darkness. But just how is a person to go about letting light into mental darkness? When discouraged, the first step should be to take the attitude of doing something about it, instead of just giving in to it as an accept- ed state. Next, seek spiritual illumination ONTARIO TODAY through prayer. This stimulates new insights on your problem or situation. And a further step is objective, self questioning. Ask what have I been doing wrong? Are there self-de- feating factors in my state of mind? Has my approach been impractical? Look for whatever positive good there may be in your difficulties. They are always there, you know. And constantly bear in mind your bless- ings, the bright and hopeful things. As you think along this line, your mental condition will gradually change. Light will be- gin to flood your mind. The darkness of dis- couragement will fade. Light will have dissip- ated your darkness. PAGE TWENTY-NINE One thing you can always be sure of on the . Lake of Lucerne is that sometime during the day you will encounter a storm.. As we rounded the 'great shoulder of the Burgenstock, suddenly the clouds parted and like a shining sword down from the nacble _ heights of the Alps came a tremendous shaft of light, pinpointing the little church at- Sisikon across the lake. An instant later a vast rainbow spanned the sky. I shall never forget that triumph of light over darkness, and somehow light drove through the darkness of my mind: Challenge CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 lenge. There was hardly any- thing worse could happen, ac- cording to the show's pro- ducer Jim Guthro, than to have Toby giggling away while trying to guess the id- entity of the mystery guest, especially if the guest was a survivor of the Coconut Grove Fire or the Lusitania sinking. Now there's no problem. Toby has worked at the back copies of papers until her eyes have bulged, determin- ed to do as well as the news- men Sinclair and Berton on the panel. And she has come through with answers on some of the stickiest pro- blems which defied S. and B. Fred Davis began to be noticed while he did the com- mentary on National Film board productions. But it wasn't until Front Page Challenge that he became a TV star. Apart from FPC, Davis works the Open House show in the afternoons with Anna Cameron, he's the host on Great Movies Saturday nights and he picks up more loot endorsing cigarettes. Crossword ~ "Then 1 said Solution Door phi mags ARR Beliigiid nf arn BLA "nA |e alo) f= IN A IN BRA PLCLba N/ HRm ran: Hlolr|s|e WponaEn la m | p¢ | PII a Jv = HA m | 0 | 23 m | zo nl 0 | 2 Ic" 2 | HD Jada iE 33 = SSI I3a50 he 13 Alp] EN ala Ontario Today Printed in the U.S.A. Publishing Office: 302 Grote St., Buffalo, New York. As well as her many other duties, Mother is very often given the job of taking the family car in for regular check-ups. But it doesn't really matter that she's not quite sure what has to be done, because she's entrusting the job to her neighbourhood Mr. B-A. Clean across Canada THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY LIMITED And as Dad knows, Mr. B-A will do the job right... using dependable B-A products and exercising that extra measure of care that's typical of B-A service clean across Canada. x MODERN CANADIANS CHOOSE B-A