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man once p . Mr; Chapman is almost
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to a geo Qg�:. c ,attain t h is one of the
nee that she met ltn� laargest '' rock. •dealers .in
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lat she wished her Canada.' He is also said to be•
could study geology one of ,the best equipped. His
•shop Iis- wellozganiz
systemized •with , R
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Inst;
mbe, found.easlIy.
Mr. Chapma's- maien
ba,siness is as a wholnesalr.,
Ninety per ` ent" or his
business sma�o r" '
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business gets mush' better, he
may have to turn some. of it
down, he says,
and findings4
belt buckle
backings • for ,at
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Japan, Korea,`
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come from
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able opals come from Austrllil
Lydia, Mr. Chapman says Australi
a %a,. has the ,:best 'opals,- in
world, opals a pelrishabl
to
track ` in
should; never be
old Aor very.'hot
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vette ,,sure what you'll get
unless you deal with someone
0ptltitble. .He' says he has
arnefi this the' hard way. He
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,world markets.
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lapldarlst#si ami. Be'`even
sells tiger" ,eye rock : in the
rough—a • very difficult
commodity to obtain`sifnce the
South .Africain government
put an embargo on them <
He also has.,what he calls a
mini -museum which includes
some specimens of rocks that
even, the Royal Ontario
Museum in Toronto does not
have. He will,soon be shipped
a very' special birthday
present from his wife --the
second best picture agate in
the world. This is a rock with
a nearly perfect design of a
dinasaur embedded in it. The
best picture agate in the
world has an owl design
embedded in it.
Mr. Chapman has an
almost perfect imitation
diamond in his possession too.
Most people, he says, think
diamonds are the most ex-
pensive gems but emeralds
are almost 50 per cent more
expensive. The diamond
market has been going down
recently while the emerald
market has been going up,
Mr. Chapman does some
custom cutting of stones but
says a person couldn't make a
living at it. He has a diamond
saw, grinders, a tumbler and
a polisher in his basement.
For budding lapidarists,
Mr. Chapman sells jewelry
kits in his shop. Once you get
started in lapidary as a
hobby, you can't get stopped
says Mr. Chapman. To be
able to pick up a rock that
looks like nothingand make
something of it, is a
fascinating business.
Rockhounds will do
anything to get rocks says
the Chapmans. They can
relate many funny incidents
and some not so funny that
have happened to them in
their travels while searching
for rocks.
DOG GETS INTO
ACT
Even the Chapman's
Manchester terrier, Pete, is a
rockhound. He travels with
the Chapmans every Sep-
tember. When they hunt -for
rocks, he hunts too. He picks
the rocks up in his mouth and
deposits them in the back seat
of the car to add to Mr.
Chapman's haul! Everybody
wants to get into the act it
would seem,
Although rockhounding and
lapidary are now a business
for Mr. Chapman, he says he
still looks on it as a hobby
because he enjoys it so much.
Huron
•
view
news
Lieutenant Net; Watt from
the Salvation Army Citadel in
Goderich, led a service of
worship and music on Sunday
afternoon in the Chapel of
Huronview. Four Salvation
Army Officers In Training
from Toronto who had been in
Goderich for the weekend
assisted with the service.
The Huronview Orchestra
provided the Old Time music
on Monday afternoon and Mr.
Nelson Lear led the sing -a-
long at Huronview.
Rev, William Bennett of the
Bayfield Middleton Anglican
Church conducted the
monthly Communion service
in the Chapel of Huronview
and Mrs. Myrtle Parker was
the organist.
Earl and Martha Heywood
of Wingham entertained on
Family Night at Huronview
with a program of music and
magic. The Heywoods have
many personal friends in
Huronview from Exeter,
Zurich and Wingham and all
of the residents have beers
very loyal fans of theirs in the
several years on CKNX Radio
and now on television and
stereo.
The sing -a -long, of: Western
favorites of the forties and the
sacred numbers brought back
many happy memories. Earl
mystified the audience with a
half-hour of magic tricks:.
Mrs. Alice Buchanan thanked
the Heywoods bn behalfbf the
residents '•
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