1, FIVE MEMBERS of the Institute personne! prepare themselves for the
heavy seven hour session to follow. From left to right: Jack Hopkins,
YMCA Program Secretary; Jim Bury, Secretory of the Vancouver Labour
Council, CCL; Dr. Stuart Jamieson, Professor of Economics at UBC; D:
W. G. Black, regional liaison officer of the federal Department of Citizen.
BAR: Xs Garvin, Secretary of the Vancouver Trades and Laboar

2, PETE WRIGHT, Ist

3, BUNKHOUSE PLANT Meeting at Camp No. 3, Clearwater, with view
of the interior of the bunkhouse.
4. A WORKSHOP DISCUSSION GROUP in action. The four Workshop ses-
sions covered responsibility of the Educational System, ,responsibility of
the Home and the Community, responsibility of the Trade Union Move-
‘ment, and the responsbility of the Governments.
. ft BERNARD GOLDENBERG, keynote speaker at the Third An-
papier inven on Race Relotions. April 26th, in the

734 Granville St.

No one keeps his eyes fixed at a constant distance
throughout the entire day — not the motorist, nor
the seamstress, nor the student. Therefore, a visual
examination of a letter chart 20 feet away is inade-
quate for anyone who must see at other distances os
well.

An OPTOMETRIC visual ‘analysis is based on at least”

three distances: far, intermediate and near vision.

YOUR OPTOMETRIST is professionally qualified to
give complete visual service. For visual care, see him.

J. J. ABRAMSON — I. fF. HOLLENBERG

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