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TRENTON The first of (lobemasters 10 go 10 the Cc from Trenion, Ont eft the RCAF base with equipment TIMES REPORTER for | from the i end USAF, and RCAF Wirept Stand Brig troo Canadian front of plane are the Balle ON SCENE Lhe of the Canadian arm 100) Airport At Leopoldville Symbol Of S.A. Tragedy By PAULINE VAN EYSSEN (Editor's note: M an Eyssen, a Times stal er and native of Sodth Africa, recently returned Osha after several Furope and Africa The dawn had when the giant ng height The dark greer ly ¢ Fouled and the Congo Ris outlined by rising sun down on the ville airport For most of was the end had started report a travel io fo Neek wardly brokeo plane started lo trees vere he plane taxied t Leopold as the x runwas a the enger of a journe in Brussels the ning before, Most them were young; a few single men but the rest, married couples and fam- flies. Carrying babies and small children and laden under the paraphernalia of children's lug gage and toys, they left the plane and walked into the already steaming morming It was a week before the celebrated its independe disembarking fused the impress cpived from Canadiar papers 1ay ¢ there exodus from FILL VACUUM Leopoldville a ome of the world's most lar. It is an enormous white glass fronted structure a marbled stone interior and h ceilings. The central hullding domed. On floor lilac colored hutiresses port the ng the is reflected in the floor below The jungle of the runway Six weeks later Art Dis pé that eve of Congo The passengers a few was ar the count por tacu and vith Spec pink gh of the upper sup par i th is he and round color 1 on pool cel a begins at the end Aug. 8, 1 on At Library The paintings of thres porary Canadian artists rently on view the of the McLaughlin brary. All thre alive and the 18 pal worth The artists ch, Brodie Whalley, the | known for his The three canvasses lich reveal him as heing ly a coloruist, His works an appealing ushness them. soft rich and all warm His sem Still and Flowers" shows fruit painted in deep yellows and pinks over an aquamarine backg The composition of the painting, as in his "Self Portrait' and "Com position with Violin i loose and informal "Composition with Violin an exotic arrangement of russet set off by yellows and pinks in the background. "Self Portrait" n pastel blues and greens, lis outlined in heavy black strokes of the palette knife, giving it a billowy effect With Brodie Shearer, on the other hand, the yse of black out line gives his work an appear ance of solidity. Perhaps his most interesting work is the portrait of a seated woman, The painting is executed in strong sweeping arched lines, giving the works a wonderfiilly dynamic movemen Rectangula areas, painted subdued eens and browns the tion In another work, "Vence Chap ol", the eolours are too rich and fe whole effect bs » bit messy. | ontem are cur auditorium Public Li much at are very ind stablished ar ng exhib av Herma Shearer « atter being cartoons He Peter better are mi by Heim primar have russets, yel pinks creating a effect abstract round hiues help anchor compos 2 yellows m north a i sat lle been ed t passengs a a irned » and eam was our first stop. It wa wa wa 100k European men Leopold of had ope oldiers dust I ng difficu y hat n h the per cock vartit oned seen it quiet airpor the res 0 t time a bdued and oud shaped ym th eilin g pT; and had received and ymbol 1 the | monuments to Be m, handed ove people whom the) trained to keep the This time before plane we were handed quine tablets by the air Malaria control had gone he Belgians. 1 ad happened ans m the The oudspeaker An air ha floor NOSE clean 100 left leave to ve the for some of the passengers chloro NIG HT SHIRTS Senegal hoste ondered whe f MLO to the young heir lon who had travelled nmacul trip small with ately id hisky rouble an sout! t whi of w h ni ad also left nterio er gi Instead red 1 Were enormous cream sport planes were parked building ne nul pl and eadlong time tra with INgain 0 Jures n front nothing but the airport and the a ome buildings were men who of the win they were now spatte bullet mark stout ( childr ongolese and d Were vomen quiet gone. Gh alan ms United troops in olive and sky Nations storey green of n the plane ard to buy vard with go franc blue heret 1 eaned out anja r 1 Li balcon and way Cor at the passengers le ouched down plane. Soldiers port entrance One, a Swede just spent two years wit frying to keep the Gaza strip. He'd beer 1 Congo for two weeks then WCK J taurant a few Wor West German Army Wants R-Weapons West have lane at Accra. The a guarded n a relaxed w told ng a barrack ike bustled with peo vhat thev we vith Asian delegates the air ay.l airport hullding had|ple whe ibout It velecom ne he knew decorated Afr and sout onference Organization 1 init the poste ng th and peace on student eaders from Sahara to a ld Health ouniries wished he were of the Upstairs in the res BONN nan Reuters Armed Ger fault mars which no the contre I'he same in by Self Por tension sting force "at op 18 quested nuclea least eapons created t t col equal to those of the ours Bu n Li lid positior red ind clarity once more ASSerts tself amon One of Peter Whalley's Sebating effective canvasses, titled "Table| jp with Fruit", is ver much a 8 No descendant of the school, | sa where illusion is created and then destroyed In a 'Seated ime ir f the nation's ne Bundes growir Hrule with definite « effective equest Friday the force black lines oin- | orandun 0 and veh greens use of and Chearer's force armed 1 nbshell heen [ inde Ke a bho politicians who have the SSue Tor has repeatedly the dangers of giving nu to West Germany 1954 Paris and 1 West Germany ty withir Alliance after produce atomic, bacteri- chemical Neapons nost ih warned y ms the reements gained its erel North Atlar ging ar cubist y nder on the of per del spective PECUVE don iberately differen pled er 1« or Nude" and style painted pale blues subdued backgrund of orange brown Most the painting exhibit were painted with ette knife, which almost be replacing the brush modern works Other similarities also be found in the work of the three The works range semi-abstract NON-TepPrese tional. Whalley and Shearer ne possess A B.( ove 1| ological or Merten said his party t that the issue is in harsh and debated ee to the ament pa of in pa a appears SOME their technique to extent to in subdued colouring All all to terest exhibition that each separately till the end of unusually in and small picture « The of n an are ing enougn so an enjoyed stay pic the artists from the be to nta- tures share mont! Do Your RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Look TIRED and DULL? IF SO ., Let us give your living room a new ¢ and upholstery cleaned in your own home ROOM READY FOR USE WITHIN é HOURS For free estimate call RA 5.7488 AL. SEGERS RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 442 MILLER AVENUE ompiexion rugs g farm would 'WEATHER FORECAST | Damp Weekend 1 Over Province Timmins-Kapuskasing: Mainly sunny today. Mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thunder- storms tonight and Sunday, Not much change n temperature Winds light TORONTO (CPOfficial tore casts issued at § Synopsis; The hig area thai has produced sunny and warm weather in most of Ontario gradually is giving way to weak disturbances moving Midwest and New Eng- land, promising warm but rather unsettled weather over the week pressure Forecast temperatures Low tonight, High tomorrow Windsor 65 Si, Thomas 65 London 60 | Wingham 60 | Toronto R »orough ) | Trenton A disturbance near Lake Mich- igan will contribute seatiered Thunder showe to Ontario's weekend weather Regional forecast midnight Sunda) Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niag ara, Lake Ontario Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Kirkland La Regions, Windsor, London, H lton, Toronto, North Bay, Sud- bury: Variable cloudiness wilh a few showers and cnance of a thunderstorm today and Sunda) much change tempera Winds light a 1 'ele alid until Muskoka K Earlton Sudbury North Ba) Kapuskas White Riv ng er No! n ture CAPSULE NEWS Plane Delayed By Bomb Hoax Que face he 15 eight coin sols in St. Johns had cent a existence RESTRICT MONTREAI Jean Gauthier of detachment of the police announced heads OPP squads longer be permifted to re news to the press. Insp gaid he had received bough value one cp A Lines plane vo hours ches homb mar rans Nas de Frida wed TORONTO anada Air layed here night while ip A 2 om of of vhien for one police thal ICA hound on said nited ake ved no phoney a va POLICE cp NEWS Chief In Mon pros Friday will board spokes spec trea nel that recel eq F King off A thorough bomb no GALLERY OFFICIAL QUITS lease OTTAWA (CP The National Gauthier of Canada announced orders personally supervise night that Donald W. Bu information released concern resigr as associate nvestigations gallrey effective o 5 of per MISCHIEF CHARGED writing and tra BRANTFORD (CP Lorne Graham, 20, of Calgary who claimed to have been beaten and robbed of $300 Thursday was Alcharged Friday with ereating public mischief by giving false information to police. Constable Roy Anderson said his investiga of tion indicated no robbery had { place was taxiing call was search when the al show of Gallery to Friday chanan director of Oct because sons to do with is Ng the sonal rea VE | RARE COIN SOLD SHERBROOKE, Que, (CP Canadian coin minted in 1670 was auctioned here Friday for $950 at the Canadian Numismatic Con ention, L. Maurice Lorrain Exhibits Draw Well : "Bt Fair the attracting from aken GARAGEMAN BURNED MAXWELL (CP George Long, 60, a garage operaior, W severely burned about the head, hands and Friday, When gasoline fumes exploded in 118 garage CITY AND DISTRICT $40 STOLEN A small cash register contain- roximately $40 was stolen the front lobby of the | Hotel early today Night | i} pit of ibits this warrant ne exi well dome of new €ar are ed attention Oshawa Fal Two of these are the tropical fish display, and the two cages ing app housing the Nutria, a fascinating| out of new fur bearing animal Cadillac 2 . The fish. enclosed in ne hman Walter glass aquariums, represent the register missing around fish from the four corners 8M and notified police at 8 am world |The theft occurred while Gates one was around the back of the hotel esting fis the black NO DAMAGEe This peaceful looking An incinerator plugged with one of the most bloodthirsty man sce caused the new Unemploy- eaters that infests inland waters oni Insurance Office to become anywhere in the world, A school filled with smoke Friday night of these Paranas can strip the there was no fire in the build flesh off an animal in seconds. jug The Nutria exhibit being shown| Fire Chief Rae Hobbs for the first time at the Oshawa|will check the building Fair, brings with it an inter-|possible smoke damage national story of inirigue and| SUCCess IS REMANDED Nutria, also known as myco Michael McAuley, 16, of Ville castor and caypu, are small fur-|La Salle, Quebec, charged with bearing animals from South|auto theft, was remanded in Mag: Amie erv much like our|istrate"s court till Aug Canadian beaver, except th e|Auley was charged with stealing | nutria is slightly smaller owned by 'Mike" h and has a round pointed | Bashusky, 425 Fourth avenue, | tail Oshawa, The theft occurred on white autrialthe morning of Aug. 18 But there are in South America or anywhere DISORDERLY CONDUCT Sue SXoen! on i i rane ey un Dorothy Riseborough, formerly ntario ow thi white » rain| Annapolis avenue, came be developed is A story with disorderly conduet, Wwas| in itself, Perhaps more interest given a six months suspended ing is the y Bohumil/ sentence Miss Riseborough €jnar, who spent 17 years cross-) co ved Magistrate F, § Ebbs | she had been avoiding the beer| breeding nutria in his native Czechoslovakia until he managed parlors and attending church in: stead to develop a pure white nutria,| and finally, in 1966, arrived in| Canada with the' only white nutria in the world #0 of them, | and started the A. B. Celnar nutria ranch at Bainsville, On tario Mu visitors to : tropical 2 i] exotic of the Possibly more inter Parana fellow Is of the {bu sald he today for rea Is lessja car no of story of FOUND GUILTY Milton D. Brown street north, was found guilty Friday of falling to remain at the scene of an accident on the night of July 30. He was fined| $100 and costs or three months in jail The court also suspended his licence for six months, Polic ol testified that on the July 30 Brown drove his car the rear another car on Simcoe street north, causing considerable damage to both ve. | hicles Cejnar says his troubles began 17 when the Russians occupying Czechoslovakia be came suddenly interested in his refusing him permission to leave it at any time, and sug- gested that he use most if not all of his nutria to provide a costly coat for no less a personage than Stalin himself n ato of OBITUARIES ling sportsman, | Chureh | son | Intosh | ment Gates noticed) {where services took place at charged | 1250 Simcoe | evening of | parked | DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. TAMBLYN DRUG STORE 6 KING ST. EAST RA 3-3743 McCORDICK DRUGS 128 WILSON RD, SOUTH RA 5.8711 JURY & LOVELL LID. 530 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH RA 5-3546 FRANCIS W. HENSTOCK Funeral services were held to- | day for Francis W. Henstock, who | died on August dence al 12] | Whitby H 18 at his resi-| John street east, following & long illness, in bis 85th year Born in England, he was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs Thomas Henstock of England, He was married in England jn 1906 to the former Hilda Mullock, and has resided in Whitby for the past 55 years 'Prior to coming to Whitby, he lived in Montreal and England, Mr, Henslock was an ouistand- prior to coming to Canada, and won many gold e Was {medals and cups for foothall and swimming A leather worker, he was & member of All Saints Anglican Whitby, and wes a mem- ber of the Sons of England, Whit by He is survived by his wile, one Thomas of Whithy, one Robert, and a grand Anne Services nee { Wh grandson daughter Pr the re stree! today pPervices were Reverend Stanle) termeat wa: in 8 tery, Whithy Pallbearers were Harold Campbell, Clayton Free: man, A. L. Lear William Ross! camp o end Robir Nicholson all off eamning Whitb, wi or Ol hi LIAM POMEROY hie t Re m Pomeroy passed av ML Friday afternoon at the family residence, 115 Celina street, He has not enjoyed good health for the pastifew He was in his 79 Born was the beth Pomeroy He was married in Belleville 1926, and has been a resident Oshawa for 45 years. Prios moving to Osnawa he had viously lived in Colbourne The deceased was employed prepare for nearly 40 years in the paris on Aug and services division General Thal Motors. dream rea A member of the Charles ( at General Motors by was gardening He is survived by former Sybil Ross Mrs, Erie Sisel Pembroke, and Kevin The hod resting at the Anderson Funeral for services in the Chapel day, August 22. at 1.30 p.m Funeral services will be con ducted by Rev. G, Telford, Inter will he at Union Cemeter) Colbourne ate were 121 at nea al St. John 1.3 p.m ids east by conducted by Armstrong. In John's Ceme Air of No Was one to spend Cadet Keith Brannigan 151 Squadron in Oshawa of 18 cadets chosen two days survival Lake Skootamala, The trip Aa special re anding cadets summer camp Station Tren Ward Bick at attending based Oshawa Al Years § year Colborne, Ontario, he William and Eliza al son Of n of {0 pre Park late in Thi Can I'he at bl road July Lor you ang evening sald calling Engle television phone north and a King one ole and to f to be don w ina 21 on heginning Mr of a day Mrs of vas the lized for and athmol retirea club his main hob actual when in the until of lairy-Lale ears "he redible begin Charle the ne many ago was a4 boy From old he Cathmol of Hs his wile, the one daughter Mary L.) of grandson north Scotland time he w six year he « 14 Mac age Hom Mon one ame to Canada a age 10me is a boys' orphan Anglican minister h is run hy an HOMELESS BOYS When Mr, Cathmol other the and orphanage SO Many doing in came on the months seven boys from came to Canada, as were minister hoy da I'he hem as but nomeis those chaplain Ie a few Scotland, Some the back to the Old many, like Charles spent his first with J, DAMERY Services were day for John Damery Thursday, August 18 awa General Hospital lengthy illness, He was boat turned late who died hoys in the Osh: counts following a|cathmoir in his Funeral held to Lo of ater went but who 60th year | Born in Ireland, he was the son| fof John and Catherine Damery. | | The - deceased resided in the community for 47 years and was| an attendant at the Ontario Hos CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS pital | He was a member | Anglican Church, a member of the quarter century club and a | member of the civil service asso ciation of the Ontario. Hospital| He is survived by five brothers| and sisters: Mrs, R. Raycroft,| are Mrs, R. McAfee, Mrs, E, Math-| ews all Toronto, Thomas of Kapuskasing, and George To ronto The Ww C best esl sratulations and wishes to the following dents of Oshawa and district celebrating birth weekend Con of All Saints who days Those celebrating today Bobby and Ronnie Sim coe 144 Ranting avenue; Keith Martin, RR 1, Oshawa Randy English, 108 Colborne treet Mrs, Steve Sciuk 260 avenue; Made line Exley 41 Crerar ave nue; Mrs, John Maguire, 1510 Oshawa boulevard south Henry Bukoski 205 Oshawa boulevard south; Mrs, Millie McCaffrey 10 Elgin street Allan Weeks, 288 Pine Evelyn Virgin, 230 street north, Whitby Cowle i Park road Ronald Masters, 46 avenue; Mrs, Hla Wilson road south Sunday Galbraith, 260 Johnston avenue; Beat Nik RR 2, Oshawa; Robert 11 Fastlawn street tive sons 10 in Oshawa Times of each day will re ceive double tickets to The Regent Theatre, good for a four week period. The curs vent attraction is 'Psycho' are this 0 ol east at he Johnstor Chapel 3.30 today | hody was Town resting Funeral p.m | today The minister conducting the | services was Reverend Stanley Armstrong, Interment followed| east {at St. John's Cemetery, Whithy.| avenue |The pall bearers were all attend Centre {ants of the Ontario Hospital Ricky | Whitby south Gladstone Fdgar, 253 celebrating GROW OWN GRASS GORE, NZ. (CP) Sheep at] Balfour, in the far south of New| Zealand, do not let the grass grow uader their feet, They grow it-on their backs, Seed from hay |in feed stacks became embedded in the wool of one large flock |and continuous wet weather pro [duced a thick mat of grass 1% inches long. The owner sprayed the sheep to get rid of the| | growth | I'hose are Gerald aus Temple The | form The birthdays pel THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdoy, August 99, 1999 3 AIR CADETS AT CAMP ton. At Skootamata the hoys roughed it in the bush. They slept in bell tenis, cooked over open fires, fished and hiked under (he first-class super on of para-rescue NCO's from Station Trenton who heen intensely trained lore and have long experience the Canadiam bushlands Brannigan 1s shown here on the right of an Army Recon boat with Ken Madill of Toronto, Flying Officer Doug Walton, a reserve officer who wish | Is also a Toronto policeman, is the motor in Cade! RAISSANCE nave in a Couple To Appear On UK. Television Show Cathmoir confesses he why they chose him the representatives of Wolle's boys to go on During the interview, month the Times reporter no program 'iced that he frequently referred the Canon Wolfe as 'an old ed friend", which seems to indicate relationship beiween a and the headmaster orphanage. He is thrilled opportunity to see the Can. am ears in this country a Bowmanville farm But wherever they went have made good, Perhap owe this partly the of the orphanage during tive years, So that this when the BBC and the "This Your Life now-retired minister many boys, Canon ( A. E, Wolfe, there will be dreds of men all over the ( monwealth who feel that this well-earned. tribute VOrKing stayed doesn't know most the raipin forma as one of all Canon the show however honor hid who ral 80 larence 8 FATE oung boy nun om of an , AL the on aj "This is Your Life" is a pro vell-known in Canada and PAI vell as in Britain, Tipsy Motorist Ph pas wth guest on the pro humed, and old friends To Hospital and rel who figure in it are On Stretcher vis in wi he program and pre part, to the Anderson Graham Lock review of the they played a on stage, All top secret heforehand; the port, N.Y, who was so shaky taken by surprise when that police had to wheel him into he called to the stage from hospital on a strefcher, en audience tenced to seven days in Jail Fri day when found guilty in Magis: ON PROGRAM trate's Court of drunk driving Mr. Cathmoir does not know Magistrate F. 8. Ebbs also sus- who else will be on the program, {pended Graham's driver's I 'that he has been told it |eence for one year, Constable may be possible to include his Kdward Whitehead said that Gra: wire. Iii any case, she will ae ham was found Aug, 18 lying ib company him and they will take the front of his ear which was in (heir lay in the British Isles the diteh at the side of the 401 gfep program, Besides a bro. highway on the Whithy Pickering the he . ol line, A half consumed bottle ofl qa Ne Jas pot seen for ] 33 years, Mr, Cathmoir plans to vodka was also found in the ear f visit many other relatives and A breathalizer (lest friends of his and his wife's, the accident showed a count of 2.9 units per 1000 in Graham's A of the maintenance blend. staff Ontario Malleable Iron, In. cout: Friday: morning Gia Vi Cathmaoiy along with his ham was still shaking from what He is very active in the League the doctor diagnosed as delirinmy Merc Mn of the Salvation tremens Army spends many hours Graham told the wh visiting the sick and that he knew better excessively but that been acting his age 1] ram is € and relatives to whieh guest Lib] of § kep gue is va the holi the whom following member al gr and Magistrate Veek than to drink he had no! 119 ged He has and Glenna two children 15%, Murray, Let Professionals Plan . . 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