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HOME LIGHTING

A one-second time exposure was ampic for this, with n box camera, high-

_ . itor ihc Qucbcc

speed film, and 100-watt bulb In lamp.

IIOTO httlhs-cither the ﬂood or flush t} pi-wure uswtl for tnost iti-

iour p S M. lililill. HitWNYUi’, such pitt - i-an also be tititen h)’ ordinary mun“ lighting. . . even with

cnmcras that don't have fast lctist-s.

The only tiitfercnrc is lll tho tintr 0f exptwure. \\'itlt the pli-ito lntlhs, you can maito snti slitit b‘.\'])il.~‘ll|‘\‘S. lint wiih ordinary st-rvive bullh‘. t-lttirt 'tt.to t-xposttros are nceticd,

unit-s.»- 1.. . amera has a fast liens.

Now that we have Illtiiltlfll lililll Ipactl ﬁfths. the exposures roqnirwti nrv tpiim short . . . (‘Sllilidiiily if iii:- snhit-rt is tivar tho light sottrt-v. 1' or cvampiv. note the picture tthovu. The child's face is about ono toot from the light, which is an nrtllnary lilil-tvzttt huih. TilPFPltilP, an expo- rttrt‘ oil >i‘i‘i\llil was zttnplr‘. ttsitr; n luix t‘it‘.""ll lunilt-tl with hi!!! spot-ti film. S oily less exposure would havo suilli-cd.

Time exposures are about as easy to take as Sll£lPSlltil$~—l_\‘-l[ you must fi'llli‘llllii‘l‘ to hvtvt~ tho rntitvrtt on a ﬁrm. snlitl stipport. 'l‘lint‘s to insure against nccltienial movcmcnt tlur- ing exposure. If cithor the subjectl or the camera. moves, the picture will he hittrrcti.

The further the suhjnct is from tho light. the lotigt-r you must cx- gpmc. Stipptise, iu the piriurt‘ abovo, 'the t-ltiltl ivas five or six feet from the light. Than, with a box camera anti ltlgh sitcotl film, the expositre \\'ttlllil have horn 1i) to 20 sccontls.

Exrvllotit exposure gititics are now available for "pictures by l'(‘_LZll- lnr home iiuhtittg. 'l‘hcse are hclpfttl

ltt taltitig 1iirtures of people, still-life t sltOtS, table-top scenes. anti so forth. .

They also provide a. guide for pic- turing thc rooms nf the home; and, of t-ottrso. rtitntts look ntorc natural wltvn ]lll(ll(>gl‘2l])llC‘ll with tho nortnal lighting.

Some evening soon, load up your camera with high spootl ﬁlm anti try a svrirs of pit-turvs. hy rcrzttlar homo liuliiittfa. \\'ntclt for “off puaril“ pit:- ture t-hanrrs-mvmhcrs of the lami- ly sitting quietly tinder a lamp, read- inz or serving. A quick time expo- snro of a second or so will not. ihcm. Shoot a frw "intcriors," showing tilt- icrcnt rooms of the house —antl mayhe a table-top DlClHTO or two. it's easy-and you'll find more sub- jects than you think. . 271 John van Guilder

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lfllln ﬁr" scat, settles l

T1 a suicic finds a fanzilv comforiztbl thcm t-n their way ctu-trtwtcl and re- ‘ i i

frcsiiczl . “any Prnhlcms All soris of cascs turn up but

most of tiic-m are mothers iakini.’ ihcit‘ rhilciren to relatives tn a safer

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once. They divided them between

two villages and gradually the families. bccontrng tlgﬂllﬂkd ior ihc- period of the uar. \\':-rc able L0 take back many of them.

With Busy Days

Under the Guides the children are organized and disciplined t0

‘spend the day on schrdulc in work or play. At 8:30 a. m. they are as- .

srtnhled on tiic villagr sqitarc for raising the colors. Tasks which tlwy can pert“ t are dclccl out. the children hcin: orranncd 2n grottps, in traditional fashion. some prathcr wood. others make bcd oihcrs prepare vegetable-s. wash dhhrs. repair n" or lttI‘li(l '0 II a dav is um iakctf up ivtth Scout or Guide activities. In thc cvcninyz tho str- ond Asscmbiyc, lowering of the col- ors trrs and a nrwiod o‘ lcttcr o parents, stoxiv-tcllitig or . hours

Tin‘. Girl Gttirlcs vnioy tho full- c-v tronfirirrrr of tho public in Franco. Whcn war oucnrci narottis

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,i-.-!i'\ cottld no? have cities and had ‘ nowhere to send a small "Browme“

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approached the Gtrdcs

A chaicatt in BriPativ . tiotird and Brownics a- numiacr of small HI: SlIPUP!‘ tvcrc srttt tho ciircciion o! two

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Chicftains the Chateau has become a home and a sort of

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(‘APE TﬂﬂTnSF ‘VOWENS INSTITFTE

'T'ht- Ffvolt m/‘riiﬁn; of thr Cans‘ - Womotrs Twill-tic was c hon!" o! lifrk. F-‘rctl Irv-

li\'l‘l\"i‘ mcmiwrs and ""1! "fl iri-c-‘r’ ~..s-!s nrcsrni. The ytarn 5 '11’ "W" Icommihcc worried sciviinrv in six "ii "i?" <"‘!1‘- Will's nf sock: and four swcatcrs la ih- Rod Crow The now rom-

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SWEET CAPORAL

"Th: purest lomr in which Iolnlctf can b: Invoked.”

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anti France only. Atitlroan-"Swoat Cape" P17. Ho: 60m, Montmnl, Que.

vivacious and beuuiifuV." substitute lor Sweet Ccpf."

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Montreal

i Royals Near Quebec Title

MONTREAL. ‘attarch 31 —iCPi _— lMuittreal Rovals advanced within

‘one victory‘ of a barf-h in the teasi-

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with an 8-2 victory over the inter- .me('llillf‘ Juliette cvcicnes in the ifirst Qzunc of g best-three series title. The teams moot attain hcrc Tuesday

I Louis Got $19,908 _ lFrom Fight; Loser’s lllllqiiiéliilk.%f..ff.f°il.§§é‘lf’ **

‘Slice Was $9,954

i NEW YORK. March at —iAP)-— jPromoter Mike Jacobs announced

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l\'l'.\i(‘!‘(ia\' that Joe Louis’ ‘wo- irotind knockout. of Johnny “ﬁv- tt-hck Friday night earned the -

ihravyrtveight champion $19,900. Pay‘ i ‘(‘li(‘k received $9.954

Oshawa Generals tlverwheim Toronto

OSHAWA, Ont., March 31 —fC- Pl-Oshawa. Generals posted their third successive Ontario Hockey Association Junior “A" title Sat- urday when thcy Ovﬁﬂllelmﬂl To‘ .ronio Mariboros 8-1 before a 0RD‘ arity crowd in un- (um some of‘ their bcst-of-fivc "cues.

Advances To Western Finals

EDMONTQN. March 31—(CPl—— Edxuoirtlzui Athletzc 0111b advanced, to ‘the Vlcstcrn Canada lull“)?- iicckcy final zcr the third éliwesi‘! ivc vear here Saturday "IE1" b?’ manna Resin»- Abb°"-°°“°"" 6-2.

DALTON SCHOOL ‘The following is the honor roll

of the Dalton School. Tlillll-‘h- l‘: the motizits of Febtuaty ‘m . March:

l Grade X—l. Ernest Hemphill; 2. iJerold Gavin: 3. Omer Bernard- Grside VIII — 1. Gﬂmd 13*‘ Rcrhcs and Chester MacLcod: 2. Ralph BGYnﬂXd; 3. Dewey Davie- , , Gyade v11 _ 1, Chester Skerry;~ i 2 Seymour McRﬂe; 3. ROY Gﬂllallt- I! Grade VI--1, Alton McDonaldi-i '2, Gregory Davin; 3. Chester Mc- Rae. , l Gracie V-l, Melvin LeClair; 2, iGcorgc Gavin; 3. Edmond Claudet- ‘ Grade 1v-1. Arthur Arscnatilui i 2, Hector Mclnnis; 3, Kenneth Mc- e

l Grade 111-1. Freddie Arsen- ault: 2. Freddie Htzsemld; 3.

t Patrick Buotc. _ I Grade II-t, Junior McRne: 2.]

Bobby O'Connor; 3. Valmore Arsen- , it.

auGrade I-1, Gussie Gaudet; 2.;

.Pierre Gaudet; 3, Arnold Gavin.

110110 nay rusrtrurc

The March meeting of the Rollo [Bay East Women's Institute was llicld at the home of Mrs. Victor Peters with six members and three visitors present. Meeting opened by reading a Club Woman's Creed and roll call was answered with gokcs. Minutes of last. meeting ivcre read also correspondence and a Questionnaire. Members of In- stitute and other ladies of the dis- trict are still knitting for the Red Cross Society. Members decided to get a damper for the school stove. also brooms. The program part of thc meeting consisted of papers en-

titled "Ireland's Day" by Mrs. Joseph Devcau; "Essentials of a’ School Lunch." by Mrs. Edwin

Pclers; ',‘A Girl's Composition on Boys" by Mrs. Lloyd McEwen, and piflllo selections by Mimuc A i Chaisson. Merlin»; adjourned by' smqitiq the National Anthem A ciaintv lunch “as served and a 509131 hour spent. Next. meeting to b: held at the home of Minnie A_ Chalsson when response to roll cull will b0 a dotiation for a grab

X NEW LONDON SCHOOL

Honor roll for February: Grade X——1, Annie MacKay. Grad-s.- IX—1, Marion Ramsay. Grade VIII-—l. Fannie Carr. Gracie VII-l, Norman Dunning: 2. Donald Buntain; 3, Wlnnlfred MttcKay and Robert. Mayhew. equal Grade VI-l. Ena. MacKay; 2, Ma-rlvn Dunning: a. Elma MacRae. Grade V—1 Ingham Cole. Grade IV Sr, —l. Shirley Mac. Kay; 2. Eric Carr.‘ 3, Douglas Cnlc. Grade IV Jr.-l. William Mac-| E3211; 2, Don MacKay; 3, Duncan l Glrade IIUIQ-I. Jeannine White- leﬂr: 2. E Bur ne; MacEweti. 80y 3' Helen Grade II Sr.-l, Kathryn May- hcd" d n .1 t YR e r, til-—l. Mar eurlto Adams: 2. Arthur Payntcr. g Grade n Jr. (b) - 1, Layton MuEwen; 2,

Grade I-i, Nellie Wands Cole.

mrrcct attendance: Fannie Carr, Donald BUHlLB-lll, Robert Mayhcw. Eva MncKny, Don MacKay. Eric Cari’. Billy MacEwen. Kathryn gayhevn-Mildrcd F. Brown, teach-

MOUNTED R. A. F. "DON. Much —iCP) — A any]? flirdFltzrce taéflcerttsomgwhlrre

ng an ns ac: ere un gosh on a raclﬁrse. The nag a 38‘ eyinsus who won the Welsh ran a ion: at Cardiff in i937. and been llcullllionm by the R. A.|

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OUT OUR WAY

Kirkland Lake's speed carried the Blue Devils past. Sydney Million- aires to a 6-3 victory in the open- ing gazne of the eastern Canada settler hockey semi-finals here Sut- urday night. The hefty Maritimers lust couldn't keep up with the fast-arming tniners who hit pay dirt, early and patted four 501G811 goals in the third period. The cits- Lomers tiumbcrcd H.048.

Blue Devils fell off in their form cottupared with that shown against '1‘0ronto Goodycars in Lhe all-On- tario title games But: for all of that, they are favored to take the best-of-three Allan Cup series in

Kirkland Lake scored in tcsl than four minutes and led 2-0 at. the end of the first. period, Mil- lionaires rallied for a goal in the second and trailed only 2-1 enter- ing the third. which produced tne heaviest firing of the night.

Sydney's Biggest Help

The sharp-shooting of Jack Atchison was the greatest help to Sydney, the rangy right winger picking off his team's three tal- lies. Atchison stepped into the role built for Tony Graboski when the. husky Just couldn't shake himself loose from his smaller opponents.

If there was a. star on the well- halanced Blue Devils i‘. was Dick Kowcinak. This nggresive centre-

Kirkland ‘Lake Down Sydney Millionaires 6-.’

TORONTO. March 31——((7P)—-

Blue Devils

and Walton whacked home the rubber. Blue Devils man at. the time,

serving a highstickin Kowcinak got the secon tour min- utes later by back-handing the puck into the net, following n bound of Johnny McO ‘.. a shot.

Afchisorrs first goal was the neatest of the xiightaGrabockl car- ried down on his first real rush and when‘ Kirkland Lake obtain- ed possession, Atchison stole the puck from a defenoeman and walked in on Johnny Durnan. The Blue Devil goalie fanned com- pletely on the rising shot,

Boston's goal. the first of the third period. came as a result 9f a shot fired through the Sydney defence which had braced itself t0 bounce the blond Blue Devil as he rushed in alone.

Atchisrm fired a shot: parallel with the Kirkland Lake goal to rrslstet‘ his scctmd tally. The puck slid acrim the qoaimouth and caught the far corner. Coach Lex Ccok of the Blue Devils was in the

' penalty.

Bcnalty box for tripping a: the me. After this score, the Ontario

champions rushed in two quick 514mb by Smith and Bellingcr, Stu scored on _Br0wzi’s rebound while Bellinger finished off a three-man 111511 by Sliding the puck under Dickies leg from well out.

The third Sydney goal followed a pass out from behind the net. by

ice ace scored twice and aided in a third goal. The other Kirkland Lake goals vivent to Bub watt \ Doug Boston, Stu Smith and Bin... Bcilinger.

using their weight. Blue Devils, however. could bounce up of! the ice and step up their speed.

Opens Scoring

Walton opened the mppimz in the rebound of Smith's shot. GOﬂllP Bill Dickie caught the‘ first drive but dropped it in {rum

Submarines, Airports Play l-all Draw

Another verv interesting came of 11001163’ wok place in Borden rink on

For a bnef space of each period ishot out front the Blue Devil dc. Millionaires pressed the issue bytfl‘

scoring by ,3

Doug Fritz. Atchison. roaming around in front. had n0 trouble stnkimz thc rubber. Kowclnakk second tally in the last few sec- onds was a neat piece of work. Hc raced Jack Fritz to the puck g5 i;

i166 Z0119 and after through F'rilz‘s feel. beat Dickie cleanly.

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géklrkiand lake, Walton (smith) '2-'Ki kland Lak . K t . Crwdyr‘ 7:52‘ e owc nak (Me Pcnaltyi-Stamutt.

Second Period

Ii-Svdney. Aichison. 6:57. Penalties - Milton. Alchison,

shoving it shuffled in to

Cooper. Third Porlod il-Kirkland Lake. Boston 6:13.

ﬁ-Svdney. Atchison. 7:59" nilil-girkland Lake, Smith, (Brown)

l-Idirkland Lake, nut (Kowcinak, Coupe e us"

FTICIHY Ovelilntz bctwen the Subma- rines and the Airports, The game’ was hard fought. throughout, each team determined to Wilt. ‘Lin; first‘ period ended 111 a. 1-1 tie. the scc-. 0nd period was n repetitzon of lhei 1111a; ending in a 2-2 tic. but. h. mo, thud period the Submarntes while adding two goals held the Airports. “W915i and chalked up a win by; the score; of 4-2. Macbeod of the. Submarines qot- all four of the goaisl for his team while oatwav Richard tallied for the "

and i

Airports. |

lTlw WTQITCs were A. Currie and R.

Rodgers. In LINEUPS: l Submarines: Goal. A. Jay; use. Maclsaac. Stewart, Forwards Mavbcod. Willia Imus. A. Jay, sherry,

Norman Jai‘. '

AlTDOTtSI GOml. Dalzici; Defengeﬁ Rodgers, G. Jay; Forwards, Richard, Ozon. Oatwav J. Dorsev w, 90,-.

De. alsh; ms. Mac- Ma-ituger, I

.$ey. MacTavish, Pickering: Manager

Charles Sexton BRINGING U17 anus?

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i; - Kirlfand Lake, Kowcinak

Cooper) 19:47. Penalties-Cook. 2.

Port Arthur In Western Xenior Finals

REGINA. March Ii_I--(CP) Led by the iafentcd Laprade brothers

who figured i 1,

Arthur Bear gagegoresclioaa sggtif tacular 4-3 victory over Moose Jaw Millers Saturday night and moved

Port Arthunn

'Trims Kenora Cup Finals In Semi-finals

nights in view cf tihe fact that. a circus will take over Madison . Square Garden Thursday.

Bolton Handicapped

courage with speed in whipping Perth (On-t.) Blue Wings. 9-4, here last. night in the first. game of a best-of-three series to decide m eastern Canada finalist.

The Ottawa district champions. who eliminated Charlottetown Juniors in a preliminary round. ivere never in the contest. after the first period. All four of their goals came in the ﬁrst session with Why Liicari. Annand Potvin. J. Pnmple

un er o 11g o! d th “isolator! hmdican being short; _fou.r regulnrs-tvyo or

them kc lo of inland ankles otnloi the 111a ellltin

Stanle Cu d! d df t 3.1.1.3.... i1. ‘Ziilfil. hllﬁlli Ply-

only second period gcal when Alfie Pike broke fast [mm a Boston

Provincial Speed Skating 0h

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HEAPS OF FUN

HIS COSTUME OF MAKE-UP MUST NOT BE ICE KEEN — - - _ - MUSIC

into the western senior hockey final against Calgary Stampeders, open. ing in Saskatoon Thursday.

Rangers Roar Into Stanley

Win Over Boston Bruins

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