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WELLES TO WED COUNTESS | Paoula Mori Crews of No. 428 Ghost Squad- ron at RCAF station, Uplands, near Ottawa, run to their air- craft on a practice "scramble" | after receiving the signal for an | alert. Although it has never been ik ' | 3 | GHOSTS SCRAMBLE suggested officially that fighter squadrons in North America be used specifically for the defence | of cities and their civilian popula- | tions, the fighter planes would be used for the defence of American bomber bases and the plants which turn out planes and ther- monuclear weapons. The bomb- ers also would have to be protect- ed to permit massive retaliation against the aggressor. (CP from National Defence) NORTH OSHAWA Communion Service Held VIOLET KIRBY Correspondent NORTH OSHAWA -- The service at St. Stephen's United Church at | 7 p.m. was very impressive, when the congregation of the church re-| father, Archie Black of Oshawa them, and also his parents who who had taken a heart attack. She took them in and did such a good was accompanied by her nephew, | job of caring for five children and Jack Collern. | two parents. Sympathy is also expressed to| the Harry James family in the | HUGE AMPHITHEATRE death of his brother, Bert James| NEW YORK (AP)--A group of of Detroit. Mr. James was born| industrialists artists and elvic and brought up in Columbus dl leaders Sunday announced plans he was brought home for burial. | for the construction at Allentown Services were held in Detroit and | Pa. of what they said would be Oshawa, He has two surviving | the world's largest open-air cul- brothers, Harry and Howard of | tural amphitheatre. The announce- Detroit. | ment said a $1,500,000 structure Keith Rusnell is in Windsor this | seating 35,000 persons will Planes Now Assist The RCMP [EE =H In Policing Vast Wildlands OTTAWA (CP) -- The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which once policed a huge area mostly on horseback, now operates from an apport. A 'whitewashed hangar at the RCMP barracks in Ottawa's sub- urban Rockcliffe h headquart- ers of the force's youngest patrol-- the air division. From there and nine other points across Canada 11 planes of the di- vision transport men--and some- times trail dogs--on urgent mis- sions in search of missing persons, to discourage game law violators or help in manhunts. ERRANDS OF MERCY The division's main work is in the sparsely:populated north where its planes frequently make mercy flights to bring in emergency pro- visions or to fly sick persons to John's, Nfid., as well as Rockelitfe Pp the Canada-United States border the appearance of the blue-and-gold aircraft of the mounties spells trouble for the smuggler. The air division originally was formed in 1937 to augment the RCMP's criminal investigation and marine divisions. It had four planes in those days. At the outbreak of the Second World War its person- nel were turned over to the RCAF and most served throughout the war, two being killed on ferry com- mand duties. In 1946 the division was reorganized. It now has 11 planes operating out of Patricia y, B.C., Van- couver, Edmonton, Fort Smith, N. W.T., Prince Albert, Sask., Regina, Winnipeg, Churchill, Man., and St. ters. The RCMP air division is proud of its fatality-free record and strives to keep it that way. Rockeliffe rters is a self- contained adware where po- tential pilots are taught to fly and where engines are overhauled for all other air units and are-replaced in aircraft every 80 flying hours. Every six months pilots take a fly- ng ability test. very Mountie pilot has to be a bush flier. He gets an. intensive bush-flying course in the north after a graduation from Rockeliffe. the next six years, rejoining RCMP on his return. He was trans- ferred to Rockcliffe in 1946 as chief pilot and in 1953 was commissioned an inspector and put in charge of the force's aerial operations, LONDON (AP)--American actor | irom. Orson Welles disclosed Sunday | night he is engaged to marry Fire Destroys School Section' TORONTO (CP) -- Fire early today swept the top floor of the four-storey Essex street pub- lic school in west Toronto. The rest of the building was heavily damaged by smoke and water. The roof collapsed into the fourth several hours after the fire broke out. Cause of the blaze was not kmown. No one was reported injured. Each must obtain a cial pilot's licence before joining. The RCMP air division is com- manded by Inspector D. W. King's College, later moved to Halifax, was established at Wind- sor, N. §., in 1789. ° 96 KING E. RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. "Prices Are Born Here And Raised Elsewhere" DIAL 3.7928 PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN GENERAL ELECTRIC ||| Make YOUR Mother Feel Like a Queen With a Modern New... GENERAL @ ELECTRIC UNIT FROM _---- OSHAWA APPLIANCES NOW ON SALE AT LOW, LOW PRICES !! PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE ceived communion from the Rev. | week attending the trial arising out | opened in 1956. Charles Richard and Stephen Say-| of his accident last year. Still in| well, as fey repeated '""This do 3 cash he Sxpects lo be away a| in remembrance of Me." ew days. e son people also | fn The entire service was devoted | had a fire fund for the family. FUR STORAGE TIME to our Lord's Last Supper and His | Some $300 were given to them. dod Pick loving Lords to His disciples fo Mr. and Mes. Keith Rusnell are | For FREE Bon ickup remember to do His will in the| very grateful for the splendid sup-| Communion was rendered by the rt the Gilson people have given | FASHION VILLAGE church passed the bread and wine | them all during his illness and re- | Phone 5-2722 and prayers began. cent fire and many thanks to North | Those joining the church came | Oshawa folks who were so kind to to the front and were received. 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