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The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 14

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The Ottawa Citizen Tuesday, August 9, 1965 Page 14 Kurd Chatter ASK ANDY fire within a beautiful opal is caused by the bending or refrac tion of light The precious harlequin opal is a frozen blaze of pale starlight. Pastel flames of pink and blue Where To Find Onals Ontario Fruit Crops To See Light Yields By W. M. Gladish to take advantage of shopping of hard jelly of silica and water. It may form as a paper-thin lining in porous volcanic rock.

It may occur in lumps or nodules. A precious opal is usually a nodule no bigger than a hazelnut. In certain regions, these valuable nodules are found buried in bed rock. In the days of ancient Rome, all the precious opals were taken from the mines of Cserwenitsa in Hungary. Not until modern times were rich new opal fields found in Australia.

The first Australian mine discovered wis in White Cliff, New South Wales. A few years later another field was found nearby on the border of New South Wales and Queens land. In the New World, precious opals are mined in several parts of Mexico and South America and at least one precious opal has been found in Nevada and Idaho. Common opal is waxy white until we expose it to ultra violet rays. Then it glows with a green fluorescence and continues to glow for a while after the light is turned off.

Precious opals though made of the same basic minerals silica and water, come in a wide variety of colors from soft moonglow, through the bands of the rainbow to glowing coals and blazing flames. The colors are formed by spidery cracks and by impurities in the stones. The look of frozen i Drop Charges Against 53 Negroes JOHANNESBURG (Reuters)-Charges against 53 of the 76 Negroes arrested after the Sharpe-ville rioting have been withdrawn by the acting attorney general for Transvaal, P. S. Classen.

Of the 85 South African Negroes arrested after the disturbances in March during which 67 Negroes were killed only 22 still face possible charges in connection with public violence. Where do they mine opals? Some opals rate as precious gems, along with blood red rubies, misty blue sapphires and glittering diamonds. Though gem opals are rare, there are many kinds of semiprecious opal and opal minerals in the rocks of the earth's crust. Andy has a piece of petrified ginkgo wood which is opal mineral. One very common opal mineral works for us in the kitchen.

Most cleansing powders contain diatomaceous earth which is made from the shells of tiny sea dwelling diatoms. And these microscopic shells are made from silica, the same mineral which makes the precious gem opal. Silica is klso the basic mineral in quartz, sand, agate, flint, rock crystal and a host of other common and semiprecious In opal, the silica is combined with maybe somewhat more or somewhat less than ten percent of waters. The final mixture is a kind flash from a multitude of miniature tile surfaces within the stone. This opal is found in Hungary, Mexico and Honduras.

Fire opal is a frozen furnace of ruby reds and honey yellows. Precious opals from Japan are often blue, like a sunlit morning. But the most vivid of all of these gem stones is the black opal. It is said to capture the sparkle of a dewdrop, the colors of the rainbow and set them in the blackness of midnight The markets of the Ontario department of agriculture has reported a light crop of a number of fruits throughout the province this leason. Both sweet and sour cherries will be on the scarce side, it is stated, while an extremely light crop of all varieties of plums is noted and some apples will not be exactly plentiful, hence housewives are advised opportunities.

Currants, gooseberries nad raspberries, now reaching the market, are called good in quality but the volume is fair, the crop in Ontario being classified as average. Tomatoes are both plentiful and good in fact, this crop is said to be the best in some County Reports In Grenville County some fields of grain are ripening nicely, the corn crop has shown recent improvement and most hay was saved in excellent condition. Lanark grain crops are called average and pastures are in need of rain. A favorable crop situation is reported in Leeds but pastures have dried out in some areas. Harvesting of first-cut hay in Renfrew was delayed by show CJflOOl LAUREN'S NOT THE WIDOW BOGART ANY MORE Humphrey Bogart's death shattered Lauren Bacall.

But a wonderful British and an unsuccessful New York play helped her One-of-a-kind, Girls' and Teens' Sample Fall Goats una a way Read Richard Gehman's intimate account of her 12 years with the tender, cynical Bogey, ers and it was reported that cutting of fall wheat was started. The grain in Stormont looked fairly good. Splendid fields of corn are to be seen in Carleton, early oats are turning in color, barley has ripened well, legumes look profuse and, in various areas, pastures continue to have fairly good growth although more would be beneficial. Kemptville Retirement News has come from Kemptville of the retirement in the fall of W. B.

George from the staff of Kemptville Agricultural ana tne nard road back to stardom, in this week's big Star Weekly, on sale now. Reg. value to $25 Girls' Size 10 only-Teen Size 14 only if'" It's another Star Weekly ex- uusive. On Sale for 2 Days only OFFICE SUPPLIES FILING CABINETS Omitid ff Uii used in on efftcc.w tell Specially purchased to start off the season with a real value-packed buy, in a random harvest of new fall colors. Don't forget you can lay these coats away for only $1 down.

Come in now while the selection is at its best. Wool, Elysians, Velours, Tweeds. Loose or fitted styles, some with hoods. CEM701 132 Queen Street I iff' Specfal Tremendous Savings Teen Coats Reg. Values to 29.95 Full 4 transistor power! Complete unit for behind far No cords no buttons Com In for a Free Demonstration DAVIDSON HEARING CENTRE Av7 Telex Hearing Aids 126 Sparks St.

CE 3-4374 For PIANOS FURNITURE APPLIANCES Shop Fine pinwale corduroy with half boxer waist 2 front pockets and button trim. Red, royal or green in sizes 7 to 14. Teens' 2 pee. Outfits Reg. up to 8.98 6 tMijff! sSwli "ON THE 4 Size 14 Only! Wonderful assortment of wools and tweeds in dashing attractive styles.

Some lined with warm cozy pile. Shop early for your W. B. George Heads For Retirement School, with which he has long been associated in an important capacity. Mr.

George will step from the division of chemistry, soils and fertilizers of which he has been the directing head, along with duties as an. instructor and extension specialist He holds the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. He is well known for outstand ing work in national, district and community activities, having recently played a leading role in the construction and establishment of the Kemptville and District Hospital. He is a former district governor of Rotary International, and during his term paid official 0. L.

DEROUIN SONS LTD. Prescription Opticians Perfect back-to-school outfit In cottons, knits, and all wool. Neat bloused tops in plain colors or loose style in plaids. Skirt is half lined. Beige, blue, plaid.

Sizes 10-16. favorite style and color. SORRY NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS DIVISION 77 MAIN FLOOR 132 Slater St. Phone CE 2-4976 Special Clearance Little Boys' and Girls' Chino Carcoats CONNOR Vashm Values to 3.98 SON. UMITEO i Double or single breasted styles.

Jackets with tailored collar and front pockets, or windbreakers with wide elastic waist zipper front, slash pockets. Sizes 3 to 6X. Red, royal, beige, Caribbean, black. 286 Bank at Somerset a. ea.

100 Nylon Stretchy Leotards Sizes 1 to 3 4 to 6 Special I STORES TO SERVE YOU VVestgate Shopping Centre S35 Montreal Road 1944 St Laurent Blvd. (ElmTaJa Acres) IS Leduc, Hull i i Boys', Youths', or Men's Athletic Boot Well fitting, seamless. Nylon covered elastic at waist. Ideal for play or dress-up. Scarlet, beige, royaL visits to many clubs.

Hockey President In the sports field, "Baldy" George became particularly prominent in the national winter game as president of the Ottawa and District Hockey Association and eventually head of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association. He is also an enthusiastic lawn bowler. In agriculture, apart from his KAS program, Mr. George has taken a personal interest in a number of organizations, one of which is the Eastern Ontario branch of the Agricultural Institute of Canada. He has officiated at various conferences over the years.

As for his plans, we understand that Mr. George will continue to be identified with the new hospital at Kemptville as well as other community activities, including lawn bowling no doubt Safety In Dundas The Dundas County Farm Safety Council held a busy meeting at Inkerman Hall with President Byron Martin in the chair when consideration was given to developments including a report by Ray Smith, acting secretary, on a 4-H leaders meeting at Winchester where Mrs. Lillian Allison spoke. The Dundas organization ac Boys' size 1-5 Cf2 i Men's and Youths' 6 to 11 Division 29- Jf I taf ants' Wear rf 2.S3 Good quality duck uppers in black. Full cushioned insoles, arch support, suction rubber soles.

Division 15 Main Floor wr' a. Nrwn-L, tamblyn Junior Boys' Sport Coats Reg. 11.98 F' LISTERIA AH Wool Dark grey checks in single breasted style. Three-quarter lined 3 pockets. A real buy at this wonderful low price! Sizes 6 to 10 1.29 23 oz.

cepted an invitation from Reeve Gerald Holmes of Winchester Township to hold its next county meeting August 30 at Maple Ridge. When Dundas 4-H members, numbering 180 teeners, visited Kemptville recently, it was part of the annual club outing which had other stops at Brockville and Prescott No judging program was conducted at i I ISf Si i '4- -ft yh VI tr a a Size 11 to 16 Boys' Sport Coats Reg. 14.98 Boys Wash'n'Wear Trousers Reg. 4.98 to (.98 Call CE 6-7141 for the "Eieel" Star Nearest Von 3.22 only pr. A really terrific buy on this all wool boucle check sports coat, in grey or brown.

Single breasted style, lined, 3 pockets. Sizes 11-16 SHOP Burn Bills INGERSOLL (CP) Monday burned "at least two Some less than Vt price! An assortment of materials in black, blue, grey, and navy. 4 pockets with belt loops, Zipper fly. Sizes 10 to 18. Division 49 Sports Wear or three hundred dollars" worth of bills with an acetylene torch in an unsuccessful bid to rob a safe at the Beaver Lumber Com-; pany here.

The thieves were I frightened off before reaching the money, a company official said. FOR VALVE pyjQS lias Gte ilfae Qflgfij) illi) iMtjrjlfe Store Hours 9.30 to S.3U Dial PA 8-1911 Telephone Orders (Retail or Catalogue) Dial PA 8-2611 I7irl83 ftnarkr 8t I 2-4231.

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