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Friday, September 8, 1961 13 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Reversing Tourists' Procedure SASKATOON (CP) -- Maria Strieffler is reversing the old story of the tourist who goes to the old country to seek out her family tree. She is interested in finding out about ancestors who came to Canada and the United States from Germany. She has found! the same dialect of her native Palatinate, in West Germany on| the left bank of the Rhine, spoken by Mennonites in Ont- arlo who have been in North America for 200 years. Miss Strieffler became inter- ested in Canadian Mennonites | when they sent relief after the Second World War. She has been in North Amer fea a little more than a year and has found herself at home among the Mennonites of Pen nsylvania, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. With her facile pen, she makes ink sketches which she says catch impressions of her subjects better than a camera. She says she hopes to write, and illustrate, a book on the North American Mennonites, who first emigrated to Pennsyl vania from Germany in 1721 After the American revolu- tion they were promised free- dom from conscription if they settled in Ontario and many of them did. i In Manitoba and Saskatch- ewan, she said, there is a Russian - German influence in the Mennonite homes, such as the high beds and the samovars Miss Strieffler said the Men nonites in Western Canada seem to be losing many of their old customs and traditions. She said ' Bah a she thought the old German i i IE | Ls AGAINST OR LESS THAN She also plans to visit Men nonites in the Peace River area of Alberta, who came from DUNBARTON DUNBARTON -- Douglas and David Green returned home last Monday from YMCA Camp Pinecrest near Torrance, On tarlo, where they spent three ® weeks. Mrs. Shirley Stevens was re- eently hospitalized and under- went surgery. We hope you'll feel much better soon, Shirley. Relatives visiting with A. J Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Mc Clement were Mr. and Mrs George Kernahan and Mr. Hugh Kernahan of Sutton, Miss Peggy Carr of Keswick, Mr. and Mrs, Angus McFarlane, Donna and| % 0 0 Beverly of Scarboro and Mr. J. T 1 A T Gi od 0 WwW S T . R. McClement of Toronto. 4 Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson and family spent Sunday in Trenton with Mrs. Thompson's parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. Pay- ton. We're szorry that Douglas (2234 \"2 2H ¢ Green was hospitalized at Ajax Hospital for several days last UNDERWRITTEN BY week P On Tuesday evening the Dun YA BLE barton Kiwanis House League-- =v 2 to 10-year-olds: played their 44 110) V4 F.Y2 [A L tinal ball game to determine the Ss a winner of the summer series Cor SH & YOR Mr. and Mrs. George Law- IN rence returned home on the SURANCE CO. 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Sort verse "Forgive us our tres- terms and conditions contained in the actual : passes as we forgive them that policies | subscribe to THE OSHAWA TIMES trespass against us". God's for- By mail ( ) g giveness is conditional 3s we By carrier ( ) forgive others. One who was : or pletely Innocent as Jesus Please Read All Details Before Completing Application 5 Tow i ) was as He hung on the cross art Now was able to forgive those who mocked and killed Him. We who + are far from perfect, have to be able to forgive others. in order to have God's forgiveness On Sunday, Sept. 10, there will be a Sacrament of Infant Baptism. Sunday, Sept. 17, is day School Rally Day. Sept. is saniversary service. A