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m- j a r i page bight the acton free press acton ontario thursday september 13 1050 i i- xmrs b veldhuis hostess to w a the womans association of tho itod cfiurch mot at th home of rs b vcidhuts on tuesday last week with the president mrs h bums presiding the meeting opened with the ode prayer and itymn the devotional period va taken fcy mrs j poke oll call vas an swered by highlights of the summer vocation the ladies have started the fall ork of qniltink plans were made for catorink to a wedding luncheon saturday flowers for the nunth of septem ber would be accepted with thanks and could we loft with the presi dent mrs ii burns or mrs f cleave the mcoliiik closed with a hymn mrs veldhuis served lunch with tier assistants mrs ralston mrs vst mrsthrtfrirdandmvsijnd say and a soeial tune was spent to got her an optometrist speaks by k i rpcbnkr ro the uvln camera first of two parts most imple do not realize how viiy muelv the human eye resembles a camera 1 ihmk that we can understand ilus striking similarity i more clearly if we can find out just what the eye does to light in order to convert this into useful vision when we were children 1 think that most of us at some time or an other ised a lens usually the lens from an- old flashlight as a burn ing glass to concentrate sunlight to n single small spot obviously curved sur of the lens w heifer class winner at the cne is young grfnt baker of scotsdale farms near ballinafad who is presented with a frophy from the ontario shorthorn club by reford gardhouse of aberfeldy farms rr 5 milton bjsajessjas jvv u krrssrisu hotel built office rejected at oakyille an offer of the motor city hotel m oakvillo to erect an office build and lease u to hie town bending the lightrays from the sun so that they were focusscd at a cer tain distance from the lens in the same way any spherical lens will form a poinlforpoint image of any object depending on certain condi tions such as distance of the object and power ability to bend light rays of the lens this image formation can be il lustrated by a simple experiment that anyone can perform in a semi- darkenedroom wjaichhas only- one source of illumination ilet lis as sume that it is a window on a dull day although a candle would work work just as welli take a lensc a flashlight lens will doi and hold this lens between the window and r sheet of white paper if the paper is moved hack and forth to and from the lens when the lens is a j certain distance from the paper an upsidedown imago of the light source the window will appear on the paper this will occur only when the lens surfaces are spherical and when the center of the lens is thicker thar its edges an image of- any object would he fikiissed on the paper if object lens and paper were in line with each other and if the paper were the cor rect distance from the lens for that object the image could not in- seen on the paper unless enough of the lit in from other sources could be prevented from falling on that paper all cameras function by the samp principle the camera lens forms a light- image of the photographed ob ject at a specific distance from the lens the body of the camera mere- holds the film at that same spec ific distance so that the light image is formed on the lightsousitive camera film just as we formed an imago of the window on a white paper in our flashlight lens experi ment smeetho lightimage constr- tues the only light falling on the cunera film it causes a chemical liianiic in the liht sensitive camera fim corresponding in shap to the lightimage so that we now have a permanent record of that image to be continued for municipal headquarters was re jected by council on recommend ation of councillor 1 a mclnlyre chauman of the public buildings committee reason for the refusal was the firirts unwillingness to lease the building for less than ten veals the gallants the widely scattered gallant family of prince edward island are ncxtjatiantslftatrbut rnrhcr they- are descendants of francois hache whose deeds of courage earned him the name hache gallant or the brave hache one of his sons moved to new brunswick and retained the family name but the ones who went to prince fdward island took the name of gallant yarmouth n s i herald urrt iihikk iifro chanok pka1r1k aitaicp pie kn donaldson 22- carold soldier stationed- m calgary earned his five month old daughter m lus irms w lirn he hitchhiked 54 miles to reacli his familys home here outfitted yittts fmwuli ilivion and baby blankets he made the trip in two days to leave the baby with his mother h s holden optometrist glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph halton manor rev e orsbom begins services the first church service of the u156vt season was held in the cha pel of the manor on sunday after noon september 9 when it was the great pleasure of the residents to welcome back to the manor nf ter the summer reecsx rev k ors bom minister of knox lrcshyter- inn church milton and his pianist mrs stewart lekle also of mil ton after expressing his pleasure at being back at the manor for this service mr orsbom read psalm 84 as tits scripture lesson mr oisborn then delivered i very fme sermon on this isalm a sermon that was very appropriate to the occasion pointing out that this isalm may- have boon written during the years of exile in babylon mr orsbom explained insc in this psalm the psalmist describes how cod takes care of ills children in poetic language tin psalmist describes how deeply he longs for till- ophir- tiimtv to return to jerusalem to worship at the temple there this longing arises from his desire for communion with god whom he describes as a sun and a sllfmdand as a tiod giving race and glory civil defence men aid weekend police cpl charles wilkinson of the oakvilto detachment op1v raid that the iihor day weekend traf fic on the queen elixaliclh high way highways 2 and 5 25 and 122 bore the heaviest traffic around thrnugtyiut sunday and mon day uterv wxre a total of 10 pro vincial milicc onvtlie job and nine civil defence men who arc being trained in handling traffic cpl wilkinson said oakville opp reported no ser ious nceidenls over the holiday week end in spite of the heavy traffic canadas horse population had declined from 3452000 in iu21 to hs 1500 at june 1 1956 mackenzie news one more nd probably the last time we do bring to your attention the advantages of ordering this winters coal now i v you have just until sept 17 to take advantage our summer prices on coal nut and stove coalnow 2425 will be 2600 briquettes now 2175 will be 2250 this is your last opportunity for these prices so act now and save reliable taxi 724 hours a day phone 430 it costs so little to take a taxi and the convenience is worth much more coffee and snacks to take out we deliver fish and chips our specialty 9 main st acton bjow more than ever is the time to from september 15tk next savings deposits at canadas first bank will earn interest at the rate of wk chinese nationalists have a new 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