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'---" Tim. W11. 1-“ __ 1th” Nhi_f?rrNtS.l8?_Hl! _ Collectors items orthe. fa- ture may be the term "applied to Bibles now being used. by .IGY personal“! V As a much traJeiled book the Bible has been circling the ttlobe from etst to west foe generations. It has been used in the environs of the North Pole for many years. Die to In addition to the two main bases five outlying stations are scattered on: this are: of the earth least 2T,') to civilized man. In a e of these sub- stations fifteen men will live right at the South Pole where. as far alt is known, only two trail parties haw ever set foot. This band of volunteers will brave the isolation of a wild Antarctic winter making scien- tific observations, 1tallintt the South Pole "home" for nearly o yen nnd a half. "Deeprreeze li", the current? expedition to the South Pole in connection with the abtiv- ities of the International Geo- physical year popularly known' as "mW', this book has now entered Antarr-L‘ca. _ . Sunken“ readings' for the You: 7 They have, u have other such 0 posts, 1 Lectern Bible with t name of their station upecin lyemzrnved in gold on the co r and I personal copy for en of the staff provided by the American Bible Society. A letter of appreciation for there Bible, recently reached the New York headguertei'rof the Sneioty. Saaiuiay - Luke 7: 1-23, Mon. day - Luke q: 24-50 Tuesday - Luke 9: 1-27, Wednesday~ Luke 9: 28-62 'htwyuur---Luk , t to: 1-24 Fridto---Luke 10: M. M, Batartur--ttthe u. t..eal GOWN: This graceful pale blue evening frock in a vis- cgse linen type fabric was designed by Ottawa coutur- ier Frances Stewart for the Spring _ collection of the As- sociation of Canadiah Cou- turiers which was shown in Montreal. The bodice is bordered in black sequined lace to accentuate the chain stripe in the (abrie by the Raymins division of Textile Sales Ltd. ' ' T C A CANADIAN DESIGNED THE BIBLE T 0 DA Y " .' l ' . Kidnap! " _ , " ”trawler-snap! A» . mots ue Mani ., le, .eaeh v.ira.r "tri, _ Be.., v a e a t loners.‘ '"F:'.r-s'i;, This come: to) . 'C.', “‘~ an impressive "', F pile of prints And 3 lot of I-hope-it-eo- outs. ' 1 Seriously, taking Lphotos on your vatcation trip is a fine idea. Photography~ is a satisfy- ing and stimulating hobby. Here are some hints to help you catch your vacation fun in pictures you can enjoy long after the-trip is over. Be sure to have your camera carefully checked before start- ing out. The time it takes for repairs and . tpdjustmenU is usually out of the question once you’re on the road. It's a good idea to have the camera within easy ranch --- not pack- ed away in a suitcase. Yon never know what interesting things, you’ll see awhile wiring any you’ll want; to be prepared to make the shot quickly. Na- turally be sure you ,1wtssr. have film in the camera. When you’re finished with one roll, load another right .away. -", 3i”? MI 'iiiiEd e. " " 'x F Another suggestion: can! a small. notebook with you ind make notes on. the photos you take. Identify people, pieces and things - and mark the Taps mm date. Number your rolls (with pencil on the cardboard cort- tainer) and mitch these num- bers with Four notes. Be sure to tell /the person who pro- cesses your film to keep the negatives with the proper container. When you’re pastime the pictures in an album late: on, you’ll welcome this identi- tying material and can. use it to write captions, You’ll find that taking pie- tures is easier now than, it ever was. Cameras are better, and generally cheaper. Also. film, tioth color and black-and- white, is faster - enabling you to take photos even if the light eonditions-are not too good. This year, take a camera on your motoring vacation. It?! add to the fun, and help you re-live the trip later, on. 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