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~ ee hee sa aaa er ey i i i i ed * seat ay gh posh Newel Be energie han ti SOC S aR CCT EE CRESS CECE CECT i ee ee ee ee ' 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 14, 1962 es MRS. KEN PRAY AND DAUGHTERS "Everything a ® -- two services not passes through |one of the most dramatic and|Vided Housing Cuts Romance From Europe Posting By EDNA BLAKELY jhouse is heated from a lonejwe think of this as our first MARVILLE, France (CP) -- stove in the kitchen - living| home." Housing has taken the romance|#rea. The bathroom is so cold) Pat Ollenberger and her hus- out of European postings for|in winter that the tub can't be|band, Cpl. Arthur Ollenberger, some of the more than 900 fam-|used. _ jof Vancouver found the solution ilies at the RCAF's No. 1| Despite the disadvantages,|to both lack of heat and lack Fighter Wing station here. |Mrs. Pray enjoys life here. "I/of privacy by buying a trailer. Courtice Couple Awarded Shower By MRS, C. CARPENTER COURTICE -- Courtice United Church held its Anniversary Sunday. with Student Minister Russell Crosley taking the morning and evening services. Sharon Graham read the scrip- ture with Carol Robertson, Mary Caroline Warburton, Gail Boomer, and John De Coe as the welcoming committee. The had Whitby. A number of gifts }were the centre of attraction. Mrs. Gord Boomer opened her~ jhome for co-hostesses Mrs. \Curley Summrall and Mrs. \Chas. Carpenter, for a shower for Mr. and Mrs. John Dobro- shinsky, formerly Sally Brown. A presentation of money was given to the couple instead of gifts. Prize winners of the eve- ning were Mrs Paul Antil, Mrs. Harold Graham, Mrs. Max Brown, Mrs. Jack Elliott, Mrs. Syd Burgess and Mrs. Percy Dalby. It's generally conceded that; Wuldn't miss this for anything, \They live with their two sons|Deginners class under Mrs. Earl lon a caravan site a few min-|Gatchelle sang a child's hymn housing is better at the two|!? fact, we'd be happy to come RCAF stations in Germany Y eers again. lutes' drive from the base. Zweibruecken and Baden-Soel-| Mrs. Anne Diss of Port; They have one of the more} lingen than at the French sta-| Credit, Ont., who came to Mar-jthan 80 trailers at the site.| tions at Gros Tenquin and Mar-|Ville as a bride, has settled|Most of the families have built! ville. paves engl ma two - bedroom] permanent additions to the| ! the families | ap ent at Longuyon, 12/trailers and usually have gar- ae. sa i RCAF ies na |miles from the Marville station,/den plots. modation at Longuyon, 12 miles| Her Winnipeg - born husband,| Mrs. Ollenberger, whose beitn tie! hka. Che grey blocks|~2 Michael Diss, is a pilot.|home is in Regina, is happy of apartments are bleak and|20¢Y Spent five months in alwith the life and finds the ab- tha intetior walls are so thitt Belgian apartment but moved/sence of television a pleasing that nolse. carries Sin ane into RCAF married quarters|feature, particularly for her hil 4h the next |before their son Steven was/sons, Larry, 9, and Charles, 7. Accommodation is the same|°%? 14 months ago. "The boys have taken up for all ranks except senior of-|.. A lot of people think of this|reading much more since we've ficers who live in row housing.| °° temporary housing," said/been here. They're always at The eenk 16 hased on Anley s0| toe former physical education) the library and there's no prob- iat officers pay more than oth-|i° ac her sat Cooksville, Ont./lem getting them to do their éés for tha same apartinent; | Maybe we're happier because' homework, either," apartment blocks, the residents} LIKED SYNCOPATION LONDON (CP)--uote from the American jazz pianist Erroll Garner on tour in Britain: "If Bach were alive today he would probably be the world's top jazz composer." and led in prayer. The Sunday School classes paraded into church to join the congregation. A large number of guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Ervine in honor of an in- fant shower for Mrs. Mary Pratt NOW! Coke at TRADE-MARK REG 3¢a serving! at least have the comfort of constant heat and electricity, always pro- families who choose French Despite the disadvantages of MITCHELL'S DRUGS for to live in neighboring SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK-END! your ear in a second before the spectacular of any that had| quiet comes again, and you're ever been shot," he says. 'It ready to go back to work. I) was a perfect day and when the must admit that it was a bit/homb exploded it was just at and Belgian towns. FEW BATHROOMS Cpl. Ken Pray and his wife. \the former Denis Potvin of Witness Relates A-Tests Stories LANCASTER, Pa. (AP)-- 'The explosion was like a huge rose... beginning as a delicate pink . . . and turning a darker and darker red until it was a truly living. breathing thing of indescribable beauty." Thus does Charles Ernst of Lancaster set forth his reaction to the test-firing of a nuclear device on Christmas Island in the Pacific, where he has been since April 1. Ernst is employed by Holmes} and Narver, Incorporated, con- tractors for the base. He is re- sponsible for the billeting and 'commissary activities of more than 3,000 civilian employees. In a letter written to friends here and published Tuesday by the Lancaster New Era, Ernst says "The day of a test firing be- gins early and all hands are on iand at 3 a.m. for the firing." TENSION BUILDS Tension increases, he writes, and the silence just before the final countdown struck him as awesome to the 3,000 persons gathered to witness the explo- sion. Ernst relates: "We all took chairs and wait- ed for the last 30 minutes "At one end of the area there was a tower with a green light. This was the go light and when) |) was "The only other light in the area was a blinking red light at the end of a radar tower "The countdow continues un- til three minutes before detona- tion. At that time we were or- dered to adjust high density glasses to prepare for the blast. With glasses it became even more eerie, for now no light visible and we sat all tensed up waiting for the explo-| sion. | SEES BLINDING FLASH "It was suddenly d minus five seconds, then four, three, two, one--and the blinding flash! "What looked like a half| grapefruit in brilliant orange and green appeared. The fire-| ball was hidden behind a cloud-) bank and we didn't see it for| the mushroom cloud that forms following the blast. For a split second we were hit with the heat of the midday sun, shock rippled and danced from the centre of light. Then it was com- pletely quiet. We waited and just as we thought we could take our glasses off and relax the sound shocks began to hit like cannon next to your ear. The ground vibrated and heaved. The chairs shook and for a-split second I thought it was the end. It is this blast that other those they dropped on them." ABOUT SAME SIZE Ernst says the explosion was catching the rays of the sun, French - about the same size as the Hi-|turned a gorgeous pink like the unfolding of a huge rose, tunr-jother places before finding Ernst|ing a darker and darker red un-|their present two - s breathing} which boasts one of the three was thing of matchless beauty."' 'bathrooms in the town The awe-inspiring had roshima bomb. At the ; also had a ringside seat "The second explosion ' when bomb in Japan : peared that size "There second firing til it was a awn. As 'oom ¢ I had a strange feeling |Sor na ee om cloud) Hamilton, about how it must have felt to) not a myriad of colors ap- people : . were greens and purples, and the top,|a girl in Chicoutimi, Que., and or cone, of the mushroom, just|finds it an asset in meeting her ee living, prefer after the/their two daughters the base. reds, blues,| Mrs. Pray learned speaking n The Prays lived living a Belgian town 13 miles from with in Chenois, REGULAR # PRIC French as f eighbors. in three 1.25 AQUA torey home TONIGHT ON TELEVISION THE MINISTER OF LABOU: THE HON. . MICHAEL STARR CFTO-TV CHANNEL .9 11:20 P.M. The Progressive Conservative Party of Conade | R 9 SIMCOE ST. 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