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THE HERALD Wednetdmj PEC It 173 CHURCH ADDITION Slow arrival of wintry weather is giving con miction crews time to erect the steel and possibly put on the roof of the ad to Maple Avenue Baptist Church In Georgetown Work on the addition started earlier In the Tall and has been progressing steadily Addition will vice the growing congregation of the church A total of people attended an Township appreciation night dinner and dance at St Church hall in Glen Williams Friday evening Tom Hill reeve of Esquosing and mayor elect of Hal on Hills thanked township residents and employees for their tremendous participation in the years Come Jon 1 this will no longer be colled Hill told the audience I like to thank invoked In activities for CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION H their tremendous ticipatlon My council and councils in the pas really appreciated It Reeo Hill presented certificates to township in recognition of service to the community Above Tom Hill left presents George Ma It by with certificate of appreciation Get A Picture Kohoutek Gone 50000 Years Here Comes Kohoutek Kohoutek brightness will make It relatively easy to photograph Ana its path through the universe will probably not bring It back to our solar system for anywhere between and 82 years viewers will be presented with a once In a lifetime photo op portunity for a few days in January A camera with a lens of or faster and which can be set up for time exposures with high speed film is a must Set the camera on a tripod or other firm camera support and don t forget to use a shutter cable release to eliminate as much movement and vibration as possible Try exposures ranging from 160 second to one or possible wo minutes with high speed film The reason for this procedure is that it is sometimes difficult for astronomers to predict precisely how bright a comet might be or how Its appearance might change Remember that because of the earth s rotation long exposures will cause background stars in your pictures to trail or streak Also exposures longer than two minutes will cause the head of the comet toblur In any event you II have time to experiment Focus your camera on In openlhelens tolls widest setting and aim at the comet To add dimension and Interest to your comet photographs try to include silhouettes of the surrounding landscape such as trees low buildings hills etc To improve chances of success in arriving at whatever Is the correct exposure for a given time bracket your exposures so that you have a compleic series to work from With on ft or faster lens on your camera you can try exposures at 160 t 1 IS 1 14 and I 2 second and also longer exposures of 15ana30seconds and 1 Hi 1 and minutes Exposures will vary as the comet moves closer to the sun and becomes brighter and then as it moves away from the sun and becomes dimmer Ex posurc will also depend on local atmospheric conditions when take your pictures on light in the sky from twilight moonlight and cily lights and on the equip ment you use Best results can be obtained on dark moonless nights away from city lights when the skv is clear and free from atmospheric haze The entire comet head to tail can be satisfactorily imaged through a normal focus length lens But the head of the comet will be very small in the film frame In this case a lens of moderate focal length con be used In obtain a larger image So it your camera accepts in lerchangeable lenses consider using an 85 or lens Such a lens will give you a larger head withoul cutting off loo much of the tail For this once in a lifetime occasslnn Kodak of Canada has made available a new booklet Tips on Photographing Comet Kohoutek free postage paid single copies of this pamphlet can be obtained by writ Kodak Canada Ltd Editor Service Bureau Ave W Toronto Ontario M6M 1V3 Streaking towards earth with a million mile trail of dusl is the comet Kohoutek and no one not even Ihe scientists know exactly what to expect The comet was a chance discovery of Prof Lubos a Czech born scientist working at the Hamburg observatory Since its off birth In March of Ih year it has received spectacular advance billing Scientists Irsl predicted it Mould appear as a fiery streak across one half Ihe early morn ng sky Now as the comet approaches earth estimates of its brightness vary from occupying one sixth the heavens to a glowing dot Just larger lhan Venus Scientists lave noted that to date the comet tall appears to be composed principally of dusl more gaseous lail would produce a much brighter tail The tail which will extend as uch as million miles in length Is currently about seven million miles long its point Kohoutek v II pass within million miles from and 13 million miles from the sun The comet can now be seen shortly before sunrise with any optical magnification unit such as binoculars or a small telescope However the best viewing period is yet to come Brian of the Smithsonian Aslrophysfcal feels thai most convenient time for viewing will be in early evening between January 1018 1974 At that time Ihe full moan will not visible and the comet should I avc come up well above the horizon and will probably be as bright as the planet Venus Social Personal Mrs Oliver Mills Weber Drive has returned from Springhil Nova Scolio where she at tended the funeral of her sister Mrs David Dlckion It was only a month ago Mrs Dicks visited with Mrs Mills here in town which at thai time will be brightest object In the sky To see Ihe comet in period observers should look just slightly to the right of where the sun has set HORNBY NEWS Dec in the North Trafalgai Recreation Centre There were 20 tables of euchre In play The women prizes were won by Martha Ellis Brown ridge and Vivian Shaw The men prizes were won by Tom Brownridge Wllmer Mason Clae Wilson and Jim Hamilton The lucky draws were won by Mildred Mason and BUI Thomason The next euchre will be held on Saturday night A surprise birthday party was held on Tuesday Dec at the home of and Roy Ellis in honor of Mrs Howard Bradley There were members which included sons and daughters and her sister Jessie and Mr and Mrs Tom Given Mr Garry Hamilton of Hornby visited with Mr and Mrs George and family of Clarkson Mr and Mrs Leslie Rut ledge of Hornby visited on the weekend with Mr and Mrs Irvine Wallace of The second Hornby cub pack has been stringing popcorn to help decorate the Ha I ton County Museum decorated In the old style for the Christmas Open House from December II to the and the Drumquln brownies strung ropes of cranberries to decorate the Museum Bull Loose In Town A little bull in Georgetown Georgetown police report a bull part of a promotional scheme was on display at Georgetown Market Saturday when It escaped A brief chase ensued with the bull finally being cornered behind a condlminfum on Sinclair avenue Hornby Snowmobile Club annual meeting will be held Sunday at I the afternoon at the North Trafalgai Recreation Centre Anyone interested is welcome Birthday greetings arc ex tended to Kevin Jepson and to Bussell who celebrate their Saturday Birthday greetings are also extended to Axel Peterson who will celebrate his birthday on Sunday and thday greetings are also ex tended to Stuart McMillan who will celebrate his birthday on Dec 17 Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs Clarence Dennis who will celebrate their wedding an versa ry on December 12 Beat wishes to Clarence and Mrs Jim Hamilton Invest in Real Estate An investment in can prove to mm profitable if done Talk it Realtor whose experience Investments made him real estate wise lit is a Mho subscribes lo strict of Unit a mem i of Ihe local board and of the Canadian state Association for this seal which only your Realtor may display mini iiitiu BARN CLEANING How would you like to have a clean Barn We offer a complete cleaning service at Reasonable Cost No hauling away of material For further Information call ARTHUR COUSINS matters II almost time for Inventory so to make things easier on us we are clearing out 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