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• The Universe (cont'd) The light that makes some stars visible started on its trip before there w~s any life at all on earth. During the ti.me their light took to reach us, stars have moved many millions of'miTes in 'Sp-ace.·· · Thus -every heavenly body has t wo positions: the place at _ whic~ _we s ee its light and-the . place where it r eally is. Everything in space is moving;· - ·The earth travel·s around the sun onc_e a year. The sun circles around the center· ·trt·the galaxy-every. 200,000,000 years. The galaxy itself ro- tates like a great p:i,nwheen· -at an avera-ge- -sp eed of 200 mi. p_er second. It makes a . complete revolution in about 200 ;-000, 000 . years. · Our galaxy, like all the others, not only rotat"'s·, ·hut moves in ·space~-- He -do not know where it is going, only that every- thing in space seems · to be moving away from every othE:;r _thing. The universe is gett- ing bigger and bigger. The nearest galaxywe can see from the Northern Hemisphere -is called the Great _NE3bul- ae in the constellation of Andromeda. To the naked eye it is a faint blur of light : But it is made up of hundreds of millions of stars, many of which are thousands of times br1.gh't·e:r than our su:n. The space between our galaxy and the Great Nebula in Andromed_a ,is nearly empty. Even in our _own galaxy most · of the space is empty. I.f star:s were no larger than golf balls _in a part of our galaxy as big as the United States. There would be no m.or.e than 2 golf balls. That is how empty the universe is • ... So in conclusion, astronomers and astrophysists now realize that even with their high- .powered telescope~, they see only a fraction of t0e universe. The earth is just a speck in the vast wilderness of space. Lo"ve Birds Of Paris, Ont. (by Thomas Henry Judge of The Brant County Sheltered Tforkshop. ·' All through the ages there h ave been many lovers, like Nelson ];ddy, Jenette f,_i:cDonald, Romeo, Julliette, and the great Don Juan. But the. greatest lovers of all time were Berry Biles and Boanne Biddolls who loved each other so much that not even all the money in the world could make them part. They.met in :ibngland where Boanii:e s ang with a group called The Rolling Stones. One night when she was singing, Berry ask ed her to have a drink with him. Two weeks later Boanne and Berry left England for Canada. On board the plane, these famous words were spoken by Berry: 1tBoanne I love thee and we 111 always never part. 1t Two weeks later in Paris, Ont. Berry and Boarine .:.were .. .., walking down . the street whE:;n they met the Bannen Gang; a tough street gang which was led by Burray Bannen. Berry beat them all up because his love for Boanne was so great ·:·,.that he Id have fought Hercules if he Id have , to. Then a great disaster struck. Boanne ·was sleeping in bed when the furnace exp·loded. Berry seeing her house on fire ran in to save her. But he didn't come out and she didn't come out. Berry Biles died · Nov. 8, 1965; Boanne Biddolls died Nov. 9, 1965. They were placed together in the . same .· casket and they now lie in Mount Hope Cemetery. . ,. The . Blessing (by Pastor Do11ald John) .::'. .. The Blessing is living a -Christian life It's glorious to be set free from sin. I don It have to call my God a liar; and say 11·e never made me right, I can live without pa.int on or any make-up at. 'all. I don't hate any people God has created, . I don't get into a carnal fight with my next-door neighor. Bless God I don It have to get mad like a dog any more., iu.1y person who adnri.ts they got mad ought to be ashamed of their so- called christianity. I don't have to smoke any more. :t ·dori't have to use also the strong drink. ·· 11.fo r go to any place where I Id not like to be found when Jesus comes. I don I t have to let the Devil run my house. It's a blessing in keeping the Lord's day. I don't need to go swimming after church service, Nor use the Lord Is Day for a picnic . with friends. ·The Lord's Day is a blessed day of rest. I serve a ri s.en : Lo rd_. . . . ;H~ ;~ ~- ;H~ ;~ ;H~ ;H~ ;\ i~ ;, ;~ ;n~ ;~-")~ ;~ ;~ ;~ ;r;~ ')<)H~ ;, ;H, ;, ), ?d, )(" Jokes Letters to parents from summer campers. Dear Parents: There are 190 boys in this camp , I wish there were 189. Your loving son, Ronald. Dear Mommy: Please bring some food when you come to visit me. All we get here is breakfast, lunch a nd supper. John.