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To celebrate the founding of the town by Emperor Claudius in AD. 50, the excavation will take place on the site of Colchester's Norman Castle, believed built on Nfld. Merey Flight Aids Tiny Outport Written for the Canadian Press By MARK RONAYNE St. John's, Nfld.-- (CP) -- The skies were crisply radiant but they failed to match the sunshine that the big R.C.AF. flying boat brought into the homes of the fisherfolk at ice-isolated Cook's Harbor, at the tip of Northern Newfoundland. Skimming in for a landing on the dappled harbor, aircraft brought babies their firs milk in seven weeks. Older folk could once again enjoy a cup of tea, For the search and rescue unit at nearby Torbay Airport, it was just another routine trip. The amphibian carried 1,000 pounds of food to the rock-bound village to alleviate privation caused by a food shortage that began nearly two months earlier. The crack Canso crew made the trip with the same nonchalance as they would partake of a short beer. But for this reporter there were more exciting' moments--es- pecially when I sighted a "brown cloud". Low Ceiling That was when we were on the return hop, and found the ceiling ing a forecast that it would be between 800 and 1,000 feet. The pilot played it safe by wing- ing out over Conception Bay and gradually easing down. The steamy color of the cloud became darker -- then, suddenly, It was brown. I turned to mention this pecul- iar tint to our unperturbed pho- tographer; but by that time the plane had banked sharply away from my brown cloud--which was iron ore-stuffed Bell Island. A few more feet, it appeared, and we would have been down in the iron mines with the Wabana workers. Play Two Cornets, Samoan Harmonizes Christchurch, N.Z.--(CP)--Sauni Kuresa, a native of Samoa, has mastered the remarkable feat of playing two cornets at once, play ing each differently to harmonize first and second parts. After give ing a demonstration in Christe church he explained how he mane aged it. » "Fellow from my band in Semoa, he come back from Tonga and say that man there can play two cornets at once," he said. "I say if Tongan man can do it, I can, I practise three months -- six months. Then I play two cornets at once all right." Sauni straightened up from pute ting his cornets back in their cases, and added casually: "Later I find man who come back from Tonga tell lie. No man in Tonga can play two cornets at once." Sauni attaches his two cornets to a 'metal chain which he places around his neck. An accomplished musician, he teaches the organ, piano, and woodwind instruments in his own country. He is the com= poser of Western Samoa's nation 'lal anthem, "The Banner of Freee dom", the Roman Noundations of the Temple of Claudius. The celebrations are being are ranged by the town council and the Society of Antiquaries. Lectures by British and contin ental archaeologists will give ine formation regarding Roman Col chester which has not beem real' viously divulged. the Canse= dangerously low at Torbay, suing] » > th ]