HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-08-25, Page 7SEEING EYE TO EYE - Boy with black eye from a baseball
accident, Charlie Jones, 7, gets together with his pal, Squire.
Greatest Of AU
Earth's Pioneers?
In the f u t u r c, schools wi:f
probably have courses in space
gtnd space travel, just as boys
and girls are now taught all
*bout other lands in their geo-
graphies.
I have found every Lime I talk
before a group of science -mind-
ed listeners there are quite a
Sew of those questions which
heed snswers. What enables a
:rocket motor to drive a ship
when there is "no air to push
against?" That is the most com-
mon question, but, there are
9nany others.
What will hold a space sta-
tion up, after we build it? How
high is space? How dangerous
are meteors? Is space freezing
old or boiling plot? What about
We on other worlds? PI we can't
gee the other side of the moon,
why can't there be life there?
llf a station is only a. thousand
:miles up, why won't the people
}inside feel the pull of the earth?
d'Fill there be space wars? Cun
we ever fly to the stars?
These questions need full an -
ewers. To give those answers as
well as all the information to
over fully the other questions
about space, is the purpose of
tTliis book.
It is not meant as a textbook,
)nstead, it is really an adven-
ture story. It deals with an ad-
venture that has now barely be -
Precautions Blunt
Windstorm Peril
1. -Sound house safest refuge. Bosa-
nlent corner best baron.
2 --Stow away movable objects. Prune
branches near house. Booed up
windage.
3-1(eep et band bettery• iswcred
radio, flashlight, extra toad, water.
4 --Opo sheltered wit dows o lessen
interior pressete tit ring r.t
IIEPORE THE STORM - Hurri•
canes, tornadoes and other
"big winds" can't be tamed but
with ndequite warning and
precaution their dcmane con be
minimized. With the hurricane
Season at hand, it's will to go
inland dieing gees away from
high tides r n•I T - . • s t" till)
hurricane.: i - • I
stun, but one that has endle;a
upportunitios. Going out intn
space will be the greatest ad-
venture cif all time.
The only event that could
compare to such a breaking
away from the surface of earth
was something done by a fish, if
the scientists are right. Accord-
irt_e to what many scientists be-
lieve, that fish (called a Cros-
sopterygian, or lobe fin) came
out of the water and moved
about in air a long time ago.
This would make him the great-
est of all pioneers, since he and
his children changed from a life
in water to x life in air -almost
like a man changing tirem a life
in our air to one in space.
Of course, the fish did not
know what he was doing, By
our standards, he was an ugly,
stupid creature. He was not even
a very remarkable fish. He was
not even very brave; and he
certainly was not the best fight-
er among fishes.
Today, those who suggest 10-
ing out into space are faced with
the swine arguments. ''There's
nothing up there to breathe. Men
will have to live in pressurized
suits or they may explode. What
good will it do? It will cost
too much when there are so
many other things that need
doing. And just how can we
steer a ship, when there's iso
air to push against?"
Nevertheless, we are going
out into space. Right now, So-
viet and American satellites are
exploring space. Maybe it will
take ten years, or perhaps
twenty-five, to get men to the
moon, but young people alive
today will see it all happen.
The conquest of space is not
complete yet, but it is not just
science fiction now, --- From
"Rockets Through Space." b-•
]-ester Del Rey.
Nation -'wide Search.
For "Outdoors. Girl"
Another nation-w- ide competi-
tion will be cilnducted during
the fall and winter months to
find a typical "Outdoors Girl of
Canada."
The winner will be selected
from a group of finalists at the
1061 Canadian National Sports-
men's Show which will be held
in Toronto from March 10th to
18th, After being crowned "Out-
doors Girl of Canada,' the win-
ner will be the recipient of a
$500 Dominion of Canada Sav-
ings Bond and other valuable
prizes.
This unique competition is
jointly sponsored by the Ontario
Federation of Anglers and Hun-
ters and the Canadian National
Sportsmen's Show. -
Any Canadian girl, with the
exception of professional models
and prtricssianal athletes, is.
to anter providing She par-
ticipates in some form of out•
door sport or recreation. Nomin-
ations, however, lnust be sub-
mitted by a fish, game and con-
servation organization, any piece
in Canada.
The closing date I'm• entries
11 tee been set at h'rbru icy 41h
next. Clubs wl hint: to nomin-
ate a verldidate should write to
Ile C" nadian N,?liona] Sports-
men's Show, 85 King Street East,
Toronto, for entry Corns, A
cash award of $100 will also be
pe id to the Club or ether organi-
ze tion eubmitlmg the nomina-
tion of the Winning- couteatanL
The eerliest known printing by
hupr,: :un Wits done in Babylon
motile] 4000 B.C. Engraved
eflinos or Serio w, re impressed
in I n, t city, whirl was then
A BEAUT -- Farmer Peter Ste-
rastka is put in the shade by
a three -pound tomato he pick-
ed in his garden.
Contract Lenses
-for And Against
Pretty girls out on a date wear
them, for appearance's rake.
Athletes wear them, of neces-
sity. And millions of men and
women wear them for occupa-
tional reasons, In fact, an esti-
mated 6 million Americans now
view the world through contact
lenses, and their number is
growing by an estimated 500,-
000 per year. The contact -lens
industry has grown to a $200
million enterprise, and the len-
ses themselves have been re-
fined to the point where they
are all but invisible - tiny disks
of unbreakable plastic which
float on the surface of the eye
like a lily pact on a pond. But,
in the face of this progress and
growing public acceptance, eye
specialsts have recently raised
some serious questions.
Some of the nation's top
ophthalmologists have warned
that indiscriminate use of con-
tact lenses may injure the eye.
And they have charged that
some contact -lens advertisements
sound as if anyone can wear the
lenses safely for an indefinite
period of time. Moreover, at the
American Medical Association
convention last June, the dele-
gates challenged the qualifica-
tions of optometrists, who are
not M,D.'s to fit patients with
the lenses, and put through a
resolution declaring that the
work "Is a proper medical func-
tion of physicians."
The optometrists last month
were fighting back. Richard C.
Schiller, president of the Ameri-
can Optometric Association, told
NEWSWEEK the group is plan-
ning a counterr'esolution which
will claim tha tas optometrists
'pioneered in the development
of an application of contact
lenses," it is their job to keep
on with the good work.
Regardless of who fits them,
ophthalmologists or optometrists,
just what are the hazards of
wearing contact lenses? Opin-
ions vary among the authorities,
In the current U.S, Armed Forces
Medical Journal, an Army oph-
thalmologist reports: "There is a
potential clanger of eye infection
or injury." According to Capt.
Richard K, Lansche, every con-
tact -lens wearer suffers "sting-
ing, burning, tearing, or foreign -
body sensations" at first, and this
often continues for several weeks.
About 15 per cent of the patients
never succeed in adjusting to
the lenses. If the symptoms arc
ignored, he warns, the cornea's
lining could break, leaving the
eye seriously vulnerable to in-
fection. 1t could, he said, "be
destroyed in 24 to 48 hours."
Wearing the Ienses too long, lir
inserting them roughly, Dr.
Lansche says, can also damage
the cornea.
"I can't see a patient being so
careless," retorted optometrist
Schiller when asked about Dr.
Lansche's charges. "Perhaps
et
to
cussinEn
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BADGER Northland barn cleaners,
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and Karn equipment, £ulle equipped
for complete installations, Complete
Stock available at warehouses, Harold
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Ont. Picone Ilarrtetsviile 78,
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
AGED couple, pavement, village :sea -
oral store including equipment, .stock,
large living apt. only $21,000, Good
terms. $8000 monthly turnover, pros-
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FARMS FOR SALE
60 ACRES level elley loam. 5 aeras to
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THE ALLIED SERVICES (CANADA)
P.O. SOX 1020, LONDON, ONT.
DAIRY farm of 13) acres, Early roiling
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Will sell with or without herd, Apply
Mr. Harold E. Kang. R.R. No. 2, CAN-
N£NGTON, Ontario This advertisement
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P O BOX 1029, LONDON, ONT,
185 ACRES, 100 Neot•kable, 12 room
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with water. Barn equipped with input
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Files. accommodation ,for 75-100 cattle
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FARM MACHINERY
NEW Allis.Chalmers 66 Bte inn All
Crop Harvesters complete with Scour
Mean. On sale this week and next,
91500.00. E. P. Abey Limited 444
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FARM and industrial tractors, loaders,
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POR SALE MISCELLANF_OU5
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ATTENTION Car Owners Police
estimate 30,000 cars will be stolen this
year. Protect yours. Inatall Automatic
Alarm $9.95. Allied Import Agency, Box
988, Station H - MONTREAL.
JOHN Bean Sprayer, Low Boy Model,
excellent condition, privately used.
:even Hundred and fifty dollars, cost
twenty two hundred. Alan- one way
disc nine feet, ninety five dollars,
Orchard Sold. Thos. Price, Cookavitle,
P.O.
Gasoline and oil handling equipment -
'ranks, new and ured Tank trucks -
Truck tanks - Viking pumps and
parts Goodyear hoses Johns loan
dile linings Pipe used - rank trail.
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R. ST. GERMAIN
6568 St. Lawrence, Montreal, Qu•,
there is one in a hundred who
has difficulty with contact
lenses, but not such serious prob-
lems as would permanently in-
jury the eye."
A random sampling of New
York ophthalmologists agreed
with him. Just the same, the doc-
tors think that optometrists --
and their patients --- should ap-
proach contact pensee with cau-
tion.
ISSUE 34 - 1960
SING
FOSTER PARENTS Nte
EMPLOYMENT WANTS
WANTED. Understanding tooter per
eras capable of supernising gide of
411091 age. Those girls have persolr-
ality problems and will be under beard -
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ESTABLISHED appliance and hardware
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of age, one seeking a position that
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Knowledge of Television an asset. Good
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per year according to experience.
Apply in writing to llox 216. 129, Elgb-
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'rEirlPOIxARY FARM HELP is requir-
ed as a result of an accident. Some
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5.0, BOX 1029, LONDON, ONT.
WANTED. Beef cattle herdsman with
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city Family man mound 40 with son
Interested In 4.1-1 Club preferred, Fre*
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