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Congolese | Hold Potluck | A Operator | Supper Party | Saves 100 luke enjoyed Over 16 L700 1d Vai, Wished ut Mu Bar's | LEOPOLDVIAE (Cp) -tosn |B She Communky Heb, Monde on Sundey oi 4 ¥ . [Paul Fournier of Lachine, Que. Francis Johnsion led In recren Manilla were Mondey fro of the Tnternationsl CWB Go's the upper hall, o Mr. snd Mes, Don VIslion OFRemiation | miseon] es Hills troduced the guest! Tavion here, credits sn deri Congolese i" VV. ies » . a [flo prebior wih sviek SAIN Logen of Enwiskiien, who Weldon, Mr, Robert Weldon, {0 sirerafi poy A "ispoke on the subject "Who 615 Lindsay, Mr. and Wis, Vielor| i. 0, slendurds? (Wilson, Peterborough vised Mr, | "dust the saving of thet $5 : 000 alone will pay for our Work PLAN SERVIC ond Mrs. |, Hardy snd Banley, ¥ Nin The Congo for a long time" F United Church Thank. Mr, sed Mrs, Wm. Knox, {sald Fournier, here to supervise au service will be held Brougham vised Sundsy even: Imeintensnce of civil aviation next Sundey, November 6 pt 2:3 Wg with Mr, snd Mrs, George {technical fachities snd start 8) gclock, The minisier will Knox and family, training program for Congolese. he Re ] Harding of Bow: Mr. snd Mrs, Robert Whitsitt] ~EXTENDS-~ | The operator, Samual Laskinn, manyilie. The chor will he assist: and (amily, Oshaws were Bun Ihecame worried when & Jot air- ed by the Enniskillen male quar dey vishors with Mr, snd Mrs, éralt apvewred, fd orate on Leite Stan Milison and sons |@ twohour flight from Elissheth-| The Women's Institute annus y ve. Horo J jvilie fo fuope ville's Najii Air-i quilting will be on November 13, my BB vr. and (port, Me advised the oir (raffle in the Community Hel, Mrs, Lloyd Blue and sons, Reg [controller whe checked and found | . . By on I, {the plane 250 miles northeast of BECOND MEETING 2 Ln Yi {Leopoldville and brought i hack| The second meeting of the "7 3 . AN on course, Jt landed 9) minutes! "Boling Closet Caperelies" was Goll Baker vas # Sunday id D~- overdue, with only #2 minutes of (held in Boline Community Hall, of Mi end Mrs, Sam Devel, fuel left Boll esl wes answered with "*My | Hampion » 3 "Phat plane would surely have| present type of clothes storage."'| Mr. and Mrs. A. Bel, Terry {been lost with Ms 100 persons| Bods and brackels were discus and Donne. Mrs. W. A, Ormiston, » shosrd had it not been for the| sed, Under the supervision of the Brooklin visited Mr. and Mrs, alertness of the Congolese," spid| leaders the hat boxes were cov: Bruce Tink and family on Bun. Fournier, citing the incident as|ered day the type of ps Mls pride hel The third meeting of Bolin! Mrs, BW. BE. Tink visited with T0 and his 2-man international staff Closet Caperettes was held. on'Mys, da Wilcox, Pelorhorough of eivil aviation technicians sre October 26 in Boling Community' on Sunday trying to instil in the Congolese, hall, The roll call was answered My. 1, Squair, Salem, was a 5 d with "One essentil of & good Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Ji [TRAIN CREWS {elothes closet," various types ofl Roy Langmaid | Fournier snd his crew sre hangers and provision for soiled, Mr, and Mrs" Mel Parker snd CHINATOWN SUPPORTERS raining Congolese trying to 18am clothes were discussed. The lead: Suzanne, Millbrook, Mr, Howerd the 85 radio operators, ers showed how to make has Westinke, Raglan, visited on Sun re 5 ropes Among the various groups of | nedy speak, was this group of Chinese characters, A capseily technicians and alr traffic con sirips and join them and workday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Democrats attending a rally at | supporters from Ban Frap- | crowd filled the large audi- trollers . lwas done on the laundry hogs. Westiake Jr, and family ! 1 the Cow Palace In San Fran- | cisen's Chinatown who brought | lorium "They must be taught to do the Next meeting will be on Noi Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Viet and and Mrg disco 10 hear Ben, John Ken | thelr own sign lettered in | AP Wirephote (work because they want to, not vember 5 Peter Letimston me | rr -------- -- - " because somebody 1s whipping ' Gerald Ewing and Shawn, hit Ithem Into doing it,' he said SUNDAY VISITORS y, Mr. and Mrs, M, Leach, r-- mE -------- 6 : . | J Ormer p 0 M id Mrs, Wes Yellowlees y, "REPORT FROM UK i | Protestants ii " Ty Iaih heh ond MurThy were Sndny visitors Youmon visited My and Mrs, D AND ment In Oltawas who joined with Mr, and Mrs, Glen Pickelll" 'sy "50d Mrs, Wes Wills and rf : ICAD's staff a year ago, came and family, Ebenezer tamily were Sundny guests of Night School Boom Pro-Kennedy here last July from Guines where Mr. and Mrs, Murray Vice and ye" snd Mrs, Bryan Cronk, {he was acting as # one-man tech: family were Baturday evening| Bloomfield . 4 | NEW YORK (AP)<A group of nical assistance mission guests of Mr and Mrs, Ross , rtm------ Protestant scholars and church dudes eight Ca-|CTYAErman and children a 1 to , In British Jails 4 |ofiglals sald Thursday it will in His toom inclu hi Me. My, and Mrs, Bruce Mon a : nadian technicians jure Protestantism, the United Inistration | Bomery motored to Hespler al ! Donald, Mantresl, adm " the weekend where they visited By M, McINTYRE HOOD {States and the cause of religious adviser on loan from the (rans: ore : i i | Special London (Eng) {liberty if a Roman Catholic 18 oor department; four air traffic) Mr. and Mrs, , Sanderson, | p ent $ (With an emphasis on social and) denied the presidency because of | PRL SADA Vie Lacinlt, Dorval, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Cryderman| - (economic implications, The ma: (his faith + were Bundsy visitors with Mr, , i Pr evesque and Bil J For The Oshawa Times _ority of the prisoners have had| "We feel hound to warn against Qua.f Frank ora and Al(Bnd Mrs, L, Btelnton, Enniskil LONDON -- The most eagerly no education since leaving sehool| the grave injury to our national Yeadon, Halifax; Bill Brownlie, ['®0 attended and most hooming night (al the age of 14 or 15, There are|life if it heeomes established that Tovaento, radio ape vator, and The COIT met Baturday after pehools in the United Kingdom | special classes for those unable ola member of the Roman Cath BI Bayp ler Terrebonne, Doon In the church basement are those which are mow helng|scarcely able to read or write, for|alie minority 1s automatically x Que "vadlo technician Election of officers will be held] 3 held regularly in the couniry'simen who have shown a keen de-|cluded from the presidency All except Bernier, who work al ent Mefiing, Be worshio| i * P On Their Fine New Premises J ! service was WVelyn Hoe i LB I prisons, These night classes rep:|sire lo overcome this handicap, [thelr statement said 3 4 weseni one of the most revolution-| A miner who wanted to hecome| "As Protestants we fear (hat/8t Lulusbourg, in central Kestliaday who was assisted hy Sharon y ' ; ela "den 4 A od Beat (province, have heen stationed In ils West:| J } fy changes that has taken place(a deputy" and found he required | Protestanism will be narrowed Leopaldvilie +n og Te aL UNI 4 In The Rosslynn Plaza Shopping Centre n the penal system in recent ghbility to read and write and aland embittered in so far as if : sonar: 4 4 J : 4 ' olitie A present, 1CAD men handle CE fl the mee the | : 4 fare Fivaprs ave moins, of knowles of wethmes, lmoed bototee oni with oiion A, reset, LID Tih Mot CRH aad, afer Li moot, ttl ne 500 ROSSLAND RD, WEST, AT STEVENSON'S RD, tHe chance of attending them and|at the chance to learn while In|anti-Cathalicism studying subjects of their own prison. A builder's laborer, who| "As Americans we fear that|poldville, Stanleyville, Lulua:i Mp, and Mrs, John Knox and| 9 4 choice expressed a strong desire fo he: the deliberate reserving of the bourg, Kikwit and Matadl E------ | n eos In The Heart of Oshawa's Finest [These night classes are now|come a huilding contractor, presidency to Protestants would wo wean JOB when he saw no Congolese han] Residential Development held throughout the whole year,[showed similar eagerness signify that our religious plural: "ge cores" said that apart from | dling air traffic in the tower OUR BEST WISHES ON YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS | with the exception of short holi-| Classes of a practical nature or is has failed. It is a denial of the "Mister," 2 0 4 Mister," said the fasi-talkin, Ady breaks for the teaching staffs (With a craft hias are very popu: | fullng of the religious liberty Maintaining Soutien aleiliian, Routliffe it took me five wis) $e VE Attendance at them is quite volun-[lar, and prisoners are given a for which our constitution pro-|} / , Y to learn all I know shout my tary for the prisoners. There is wide variety of elasse from vides ta sel up a taelt religious dan. | to train 0 Congaime air oh "i Yoo want ¢ on nl PRESIDENT pi ¢ se. The sub § alificatic : i I ¥ Ld . J mY BE i, TT ue woth. trl woh. as Ao 11. rst ho phrstors Ho. aimaen wil lke over Jot bette thm with Tidon of Mareen fhe n no sil y fh y id ivi elay modelling nit ry 8 plement were | piseopal Bishop take two years to train traffic ih here Quickly and start learn) Ont, today was elected presi: he FOO 8 aside for 1 ki "iy Aig n a Halon 0. wen Fpiseopl i controllers, compared with nine|ng ; dent of the Ontario Federation classes senate gary ear ived Methodist Rishon (| Months in Canada, One diffi uity| A few days later, a group of| of Agriculture al the feders Bn § e o'clock In the soft toy i npshades, em } a é Handi 68 ese started learning a new ogous) tien in Toronto, evening. For some subjects, they broidery and knitting, weaving Di who have heen critics of f Fen Weapogling Sangel ese | pation, f (CF Wirephoto) ate of one hour's duration. Other and FUg-Making some Cathalle polieles Ten Congolese now studying aly . -- ---- 3 rs ots file control at Ndjill Alrport| sohjects, such as art, music and| According to the report, garden| The slaners alse included Prot: (V8 i bd handierafts have two-hour! ing is alse a mast Hop Ias sub. estant theologians Dr, Relnhold| Were placed there afler Patrice ' Niehuhe of Union Thenlogieal Lumumba, then at the helght of riods ject, and excellent resulls in 4 4 D TAILS OF OPERATION [growing both flowers and vege: Seminary; Dr. Paul Tilligh af hls power as premier, viated the ) Details of the operation of these tables have heen achieved hy (he Han ot Divinit 3 gd Dean) conirol War ome Say 'a. Sy asses are given in a report prisoners, especially at pris islon cape of ale [Hvipity 4s Jlossce are ven @ a PeRor peiedvers, oepe alenty of arate] Stool and Dean John ©. Bennett| Foutliffe, who was on duty, re: Pd raps. The report says [and available, and prisoners can|® Union i calls Lumumba hecame angry "Not so many years ago, six|(be assigned thelr own plots, | a'elock was the end of the prison|where they can put to practical | I day. Each man was locked away|use the lessons on horticulture (Civil Service of Canada) in his cell a majority of the whith are taught to them in the ad staff were off duty -- and sllence class room I prevailed, Now the same hour| Important Is the final result Employment Opportunities presents an animated scene.' {And this 18 that men are now Amond modern languages | leaving prisons at the end of their RESIDENT ARCHITECTS (to supervise construction of air taught are French, Spanish and] {erms with new knowledge, new terminal building Transport, Tarente, Winnipeg, Edmon German. At one prison a elass In|skills and new objectives which ton and Vancouver, $6,840:58,700. Competition 60. Russian has been started, and|will help them to earn an honest 1006 Hebrew at another, History and (living when they return to the oul | RESEARCH GEQOPHYSICIST (1a conduct independent theoretical geography ave taught, and studied | side world studies and guide experimental studies in prghlems on pro bs pagation of electro-magnetic radiation through the earth's crust), Geophysics Division, Mines and Technical Surveys Ottawa. $6,840.37 B&O. Competition 60-1520 | - . MATHEMATICAL PHYSICIST (data processing), Metearalogieal Branch, Transport, Montreal, P.Q, $6,840.87 840, Com: petition 60-1651 a RESEARCH CURATOR (university graduation in the histary of If your house | | art, with past graduate training in this field), National Gals ADI DI «PH NO RAPH | lery of Canada, Ottawa $6,420:87,140, Competition y 4 i 40-843 burned down \ PHYSICAL RESEARCH CHEMISTY (WOOD), (with university | 4 ; fraduation in Physical Chemistry, at Master's of Ph.D, [1 a me relates ] h duati | tonight : allie Bia aM Hii gg io JR BOG RA Rg ig We Due to o Shortage of Space in our WAREHOUSES, and in order to make room for fresh shipments h ; Competition 60-2154 . 1] of new merchandise, we are forced into the position of offering a limited number of IMPORTED would you have Ol J{\\ 'g gi 110 Bagi gt sp BaiBogag igi HL STEREOPHONIC Radios, Radio-Phonographs, Record Players and Tape Recorders at ehough instance A Bt Wallare, Otiawa. 35,940.30.060." 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Competition 60.844 representative BILINGUAL HOME ECONOMIST (10 plan and develop projests I in the French language Information programme), Agriculture I todoy! Ci RI Ni! This WARENOUSE SAL SOCIAL WORK OFFICERS (with ona vear of pastgraduate ining "in a recognized school af social work ar Master's y Social Work, with a number of years of acceptable TA ce). Trealment Services and Veterans Welfare 0 [| fa romp y a am. ues., ov. vices Branches, Veterans Affairs, various centres. $5, 160 $5 B80 and $8. 700-36,.420. Information Clrewlar 60-8354 | Kte Cam LIBRARIANS (with Bachelor's degree in library selence, and | Until i mn Sat Nov 12th approximately two years of library experience), Govemment ORVAL HOWIE HOWARD FOLEY Dieparanis, vatiows sents In Canada, $3. 160-43 aap. | on o Pp . A J . 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