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ARTIST WwW. 'LISHMAN SH. APES Ww ORK IN GRE ENW oop FORGE Zoo Checked By Humane Society BOWMANVILLE (Staft) --jenter a lion's cage in Vancou The Bowmanville Zoo was ver. I tried to get my wife to ehecked by the Chief Inspector/take a picture of me with the ef the Ontario Humane Society, lion, but she became so fright. John McArthy on Thursday. ened that she just took a picture He investigated' a compiaint/of the lion--not me." that the z00's 17-year-old bear He said that later the same Kilroy was not being given! year the lion escaped and killed drinking water a girl. The lion was destroyed Inspector McArthy said his he tdded check showed that the com.) Mr. McArthy described some plaint was unfounded and that ¢xamples he has found of man's I € e I e ce 'To 3 Committees c Agri 2 Greenwood Artists Use Blacksmith Shop By BRIAN McCALL GREENWOOD (Staff) -- Two young artists are putting Green- wood on the cultural map of Ontario, William Lishman, 23, an Brian MacKenzie, 22, have started a wood - carving shop in the century old Greenwood blacksmithshop, The shop has the atmosphere needed to turn out, what they hope, will be original and in- spired works of art, Lishman, who was born on a farm near Greenwood, says he can remember visiting the shop with his father and watching)? the "'smithy" at work. He added that much of his Interest in shaping hot steel and gouging wood was acquired at | Toronto Youth Fined $30 In 'Village Court PICKERING (Staff) -- A 20- year-old Toronto youth ap jpeared in Pickering Village |Magistrate's court Thursday jand received a $10 fine when |he was found guilty of consum- ling liquor while still a minor. | Michael. Edward Sheldon ap- peared before Magistrate Harry W, Jermyn and pleaded guilty to the charge. Const, ering Police said he had in-) ivestigated a motor vehicle ac- cident June 2 on No, 2 high jway at the Audley road. He said Sheldon had smelied| of alcohol and had admitted] drinking one pint of beer prior! to being caught The officer said Sheldon had/ Durham MP Named told him he was the driver of the car at the time of the acci-' dent. The accused Jater -claim- ed he was not the driver, the! OTTAWA (Special) -- Russell officer said Honey, Liberal member of Sheldon received a fine of $20, *arliament for Durham riding and costs for making a false! | has been appointed to the tol:/ statement owin anding Committees -- ure, Estimates and Mis- pellaneous Private Bil Both Sheldon and his father said this was the first drink he _. had ever had in his life $ FOUND IN 1890 North America's second high- st peak, 19.850 foot Mount gan in the Yukon, was discov-| red in 1890 by a National! feographic Society expedition the bear had an adequate supply imhumanity to animals of fresh water In his cage One of these incidents in *T found all animals to be volved the death by dehydration of 19 cows and two calves, "It pe Ne agen ig ay "erg itely was the owner's fault." Se ee ame ated, te He recalind how he once cr. "Naturally, we are pleased| ed a Pekinese dog out of a that the complaint was found to/ be incorrect, I have high praise he Owner, & woman, wept ork leatterty, when I carried the iw the, done. by the beaten, eye-gouged animal out jalthough it would be rice J, Found of the Pick-| [o~ = an early age while watching the sparks fly at the forge. The building, located in the centre of Greenwood Village about six miles north of Picker. ing Village, has not changed in the past century, The old brick forge, ihe heart of a smithy, still stands and heats steel cherry red, ready for the shaping blows of a hammer, ' STEEL ON STEEL When the ringing sound of stee! on steel drifts through the quiet hamlet many of the local people drop in to watch a new} reation take shape from the sheet of glowing metal. The section of the shop be- hind the forge is devoted to wood-carving and pieces of work ranging from primative savage masks to modern space age) shapes line the walls. The woody smells of cherry, butternut, and oak mingled with the ancient odor of horses which has permeated the walls of the old building, add tothe quiet creative atmosphe the men work in. The goods, when completed to the satisfaction of four criti- cal eyes, are taken to shops in Toronto and northern Ontario Yi where they are offered for sale. Both MacKenzie and Lish- man admit they are just break. ing even with the sale of their goods. Lishman claims "we work for the love of fine art and, to 4 SATURDAY ROBBIE LANE and the DISCIPLES PPA The BEACH HOUSE OSHAWA-ON.-THE-LAKE Bobby reg The Crickets, Fred- fod Cennon, Johnny Tillotson, Lester, The Tornedes. eatlined some of the incidents he has experienced during his 1 connection with Humane , T had to} FBI HOLDS TWo WASHINGTON (AP) -- FBI gents arrested a self-employed fur salesman and his wife | Thorsday night in connection with the July 8 robbery of $142,- 748 from an Oxon Hill, Md, '}bank. The FBI identified the couple as James Donald Davis, = and Frances Emily Davis, Bipel ago, $3000 Worth Of Golf Supplies Taken From Club PICKERING (Staff) -- Over FRIDAY LITTLE CAESAR Greek Golf and County Club Wednesday night, police statod yesterday " Pickering Township Potice said entry was gained by for ing @ door on the Clud's Pro Aan employee discovered the fimmnied door when he arrived at the Cid early Thursday morning, police said ¢ The theft included clubs, golf Bags and balls. Constables C. V. Conper and Grove Sechinnes are investi- geting the breakin. peor 3 LARGEST NUMBER OF ADULTS IN ONE CAR CSPECIAL CATEGORY FOR COMPACT CARS!) ¥ FREE ADMISSION} FREE POPCORN FREE COKES OSHAWA DRIVE-IN THEATRE 723-4972 FOR SAFETY SAKE . OUTSIDE THE THEATRE! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING x - ALBERT T wo BOX-OFFICE OPEN AT 8:00 © CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE © ALWAYS A "CARTOON TOLaaeEt «.. Sunrr LANCASTER » BIRD MAN OF ALCATRAZ" LITTLE BEARS" effects of 2 vacations, pad on won eek aa yb paoe ve, layers, while ~ ewan ressed eleevn,. 'g had nine runs on tive hits and one error, The visitors had two. runs. on 'only one hit and two errors. Wi tober was Bill Ryan wi fourth one-hit ed:/game of the snason. He struck ity he in five inn Cobourg "dk id not bat in "; Losing pitcher was Don For. sey, He was relieved in the fourth D. McFeeters, Randell took over in the {i to = the game, The only Bowmanville hit of me ca fro' itcher Ray Rancat =e ae a0 etn the ee ues anville pisea: oerhe dee Pawmonantiy, piste hits to five batters, Bill Ryan Stevenson, Gord Rant Paul ow . Wass Mo Ginn each eo Serecnie 'opened scorn ing with a single run in the second inning, but Cobourg came up to bat in the same inning and scored six runs te put the game away, They were. held scoreless until the fifth when they added three more, M8 powmanville scored their last run in the top of the sixth, | New! Now Playing ad PRICE Cobourg Dumps Bowmanville Bantams 9-2 go|, COBOURG -- John Eyes) Kinsman bantams Vg Bowmanville bantams 9-2 gpg Boe at Donegan Park/out in a Lakeshore minor baseball/Co league game. si The game was interrupted for + an hour rain, and call ed in the sixth inning on ac: count of darkness. Both teams were feeling the i make money, doing what we enjoy, we are satisfied with things the way they are." Lishman attended the Ontario College of Art in Toronto and has ced some works - excellent quality, He hopes th shop will show a profit within five years, Many of the district residents have acquired an interest in art since the arrival of the young pair and often come to the shop with their creations for advice and criticism, The artists hope to introduce LIVE ALONE their work in the Oshawa area The men live alone and say/with a display in a library or the only part of the life theyjother public building, lead that is not enjoyed is the) They site, create wrought "terrible task" of doing dishes/iron tables of an original and housework, sign. They hope that when the leaves I stop, sometimes right in the middie of a project," Lishman said, two! ponreavat oe evnt nee tiaisiaanns " TECHNICOLOR: acres, IN ALL THE ERAS...NO WARRIORS.nO WOMEN LIKE... VAMAZO SOHMROME ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON Work in the studio can begin/name of the shop gets more or veéase at any time. widely known they will ges "I only work when the in-jand manufacture all. types of etlatae strikes me and when it|wrought iron furniture, 'NUTT | (A Jerry Lewis Production) KATHLEEN f FREEMAN CrFiTA CTEVENS DEL MOORE gest PUR a eon ROME ron} Please do not reveal the middie of this picture! SHOWN AT 5 2:20 - 4;40 6:55 - 9:10 THE GREAT ADVENTURE BEGINS WITH Box Office Opens 8:30 P.M. Nightly Including Sundeys SHOW STARTS APPRO . 9:15 @ COME AS LATE AS 4 10:30 AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW PLAYERS FIRST TIME AT REGULAR 'WARD PRICES ! Limited Engagement 4-DAYS ONLY STARTS TONIGHT THE SHATTERING THUNDER OF A THOUSAND THRILLS! IN TECHNICOLOR FEATURE TIMES: TONIGHT end MONDAY -- 8 P.M. SATURDAY ----- 2:00-8:00 P.M. SUNDAY -- 2:00-7:30 P.M, og EMY WINNER STEVE MCQUEEN JAMES GARNER RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH ovo THE GREAT ESCAPE"? 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