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including as

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nything that’s S creative is good”

themselves and about caring
‘for life.

You give them a-

book of poetry. “Poetry j is a
part of life—it’s a. creative

Zealand Maori,

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Incidentally, it was a New
a. guitar

‘it does,. Ar- . oo ; perspective on life.” form. Anything that’s player, who named her
menian, may éxplain much. _ She believes ‘that. Ht isi creative is good.” Consuelo. ‘BO’ derives from
“He was, and still. is, a. possible’ to predict the For her own work she ~ ‘Bogey’, with some possible
strange, secretive mam.” " future; but only to a certain tends to favor sketching and However, she says, connection to the dance
ee _ degree. “No one can do it’

Anyway, » back to the completely.”

prison ‘camp, With bombs. a

falling in Britain, she and:her She has also explored her
brother “.réturned- from.‘ Past. reincarnations: in one,
boarding school. ‘Shortly ‘during the Elizabethan
after they had reached ‘thy period, she was. ‘married to

portraiture: “I love portraits.
I like to look at people and
try to understand what

‘they're all about.”

After spending three years

“People don't seem to have
time to get involved with
poetry anymore, but they
should. Poetry i is part of our
second nature.”

Ste

craze ‘boogie-woogie’.

Consuelo

was born

' Dorothy Boom. “My maiden
name is Boom,” she says, “
in ‘explosion’.””

. at the Academy of Art in ; - i in-
- comparative safety of Java Ae very nasty , ooking - Amsterdam, she married. some ° ton in the afeabatly just comm
and their parent's protec. Domosexual who was How she met her husband § ites ©
tion, Indonesia was oc- painted up to the eyeballs, was ically, out-of-the- “<1 ry us. She also writes
cupied by the Japanese, and wore lace. and satins, and ji vedinaeee % ouroruey children’s stories. DIAMONDS
the family was interned ina ¢veryong seemed to stink to ay like to look at: ‘people a "y-

prison camp, her father in a high heaven.
separate men’s camp.

. and try to understnd what

When “the Dutch soldiers

We talked about. the

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What was: prison like? . Sea dedicated students (‘all urged: the people to “Give ? manufacturer
“What is any prison like? It

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was ghastly. ‘repulare of ner clients, are instructors alike. their boys abroad. Ever- says, advise poopie spe Fee earrings ovand |
“ with her from time to tim Patriotic, Consuelo wrote to change an inauspicious pendants
I wouldn’t recommend ad e. “Occasionally they would these soldiers overseas—10 * Ali diamonds full certified
it,” she added. “If you can

stay away from it, stay

away owt the prison camp,
. from it.” >

onsuelo says, “A lot of
peopie died there and some
of them survived. I guess we

For the four years she was °
survived.

in prison, she heiped a nurse
ease the sufferings of her
fellow prisovers, ap-
proximately 2605 of them.

Even after liberation in
1945, conditions were un-
settied for a considerable .
time as Dutch, British, and
buddipg? Extremists. (native
Communists} continued to
fight amongst

In choosing ker, the nurse
had said, “We have x0
doctors here and yow're

; : ao themselves “There were so many of ;
t c . vee . ny of, . .
Peaky g © be ewese sou have and they remained in the ang ones . v he recails them that it was. getting Avoid the pitfalls of
the gift. 1 canseeit” prison camp, although no “Tt was very ga rret-y.” - painful oniy cared about ~- Marvin. vs. Marvin
a a jonger prisoners. 7° . myart” protect each other; |
During the luli between . was the miost

having arrived trom Zngland.
and being thrown in prison, discovered - their . where-
‘Cansueio hed immersed abouts and took them away;
herself ix books on palmistry those remaining in the camp
and numeroiogy and the _ were machine-gunned by the
psyche. - Extremists.

After Consuelo’s father

“I found that there was

t there was | Her father took:the family ail ages—small, _insime oe West Vancouver, B.C. V7P G4
really something in it. back to England where he  classes—and she speaks with For years. she -has taught : —
Anything worth in- grew cauliflowers, Con- pleasure of, past students night school courses for the |

‘vestigating, you have to try suelo’s mother regained who have kept in touch with Worth Van School Board and
to get to the bottor of.” some of her health. and her and who have received in New Westminster -— art.

Consuelo. herself studied

Since then she has con- journalism, art,and cooking
tinued her investigationsintc im London and Cambridge.

come by and. wipe
everything off my casel and
say: Start all over again. But
nobody ever mentioned
what I had done wrong.”

She fared much better. at

the Academy of Art in
Amsterdam where, ‘or three
years, she was totally im-
mersed i im art.

- “Y worked terribiy hard

Also, “it
fascinating period of my
life. ”

' Art sti figures large in
Consuelo’s life. In addition

to continuing with her own
work, she teaches classes of

recognition in the fieid.

“You don’t just. teach art.

or 15 of. them—to “cheer
them up”.

“iH was one of my hob-
bies—writing letters.”

When. they started
dribbling back, they ali
ended up on the doorstep of
her penston with proposals
of marriage.

However her meeting with
one of the returning ser- |

vicemen proved . happily
fruitful. They married, had
three children. moved to

Vancouver in 1959, and had -

two more.

courses on psychic powers,
and gardening.

the psyche, und is _ ; ; . You teach your pupiis Consusia is currently
registered: psychic, giving Then for a time she something basic about. working, albeit slowly, on 2
readings—voften palm studied ari‘ in southern oO

readings—though she also Holland.

instructed by
has a crystal ball.

priests and hooded monks.
“You can work = with But just for a time. She

anything,” she says. “It’s was the only female there
mainly a meghanicai device. and was ignored by fellow

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