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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 Palestine Crisis Topic of Talk To B.LF. Group R. E. Wemp, Field Secretary, Brit- ish Israel Federation, addressed a meeting of the Oshawa Branch on Storms Close Raglan School For Three Days By L. M. LUKE Raglan, Feb, 13--While winter has been holding sway over the northern hemisphere in a very ruthless manner in some parts, we, in this section have fared very well. The county roads have been kept in passable condition, Most of the township roads are filled causing considerable inconven- ience to those who live in the out- lying parts, These roads have been ploughed out several times where she underwent an opera- tion for appendicitis, and is im- proving rapidly, Francis Reeson of Toronto spent last © weekend here with Ross Latimer, ' Mount Carmel school has been closed for several days due to the fllness of the teacher, Mrs. Stand- ish. Merlin Slute of Bowmanville spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Slute, The management of the local White Rose service station has re- cently been taken over by "Mike" Dazowsky who is an expert motor mechanic, Mr. and Mrs, Dazow- sky come from North Oshawa where they have been well known for some time, Kootenay Indians Of Welsh Origin? Invermere, .B.C., Feb. 13.--(CP)-- Robert Pritchard of this east Koot- enay town has run across a discov- ery that will surprise many of his native Welshmen--and believe it or that the Kootenay Indians may 'be of Welsh descent, and he has more than one good reason on which to base his belief. Investigating an apparent simil- arfty in the Welsh and Kootenay Indian languages since 1932, he has compiled a list of corresponding sounds and meanings in the two Prince Madoc of Wales crossed the Atlantic about 1170 end established a colony in America, he wrote about his discoveries to two well-known students of the Welsh language, W. A. Rhodes and Eric Jones of Victor- Kootenay Indians uses the founda- tions of the Celtic language and he cites a list of words which are al- most identical in sound. They include: Horse, cow, friends, fish and a number of simple phrases such as "good day" and "going home." Another similarity which he notes is that the Indians do not have the high cheekbone or "Mongolian Eye" usually associated with the na- tive Canadian Indians, and that the willow frame work of the Indian' 2 MANY JOBLESS Quebec--(CP)--Quebec City has 8314 unemployed, one sixth of the city's employable manpower, @8o= cording to statistics released here. Number of persons unemployed in the province was placed at 41,500. REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE HOUSEHOLD REFRIGERATORS DISPLAY COUNTERS--WALK- IN BOXES--FREEZER CHESTS MILE COOLERS---WASHING MACHINES. BELL'S rerriceraion SALES & SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. D. Catherwood and sons, Kenneth and Neill of Claremont visited Mr, anl Mrs. G, Ormiston last Sunday, However, he has run across a stumbling block--there is no writ- ten Kootenay langu: only to be filled again in a very short time, Our school was closed three days because the teacher and some of the pupils were unable to get there, We did not hear any lamentation from the youngsters about that, In spite of every- ' thing winter has its compensa- | tions, and perhaps the greatest | sweat baths is woven in the same paiiern as the ancient Welsh cor- acle. 182 Simcoe St. S., Ph ne 2050w it : VARIOUS age, Interested in the tradition' that f (I of thse is found in the words of | BRANDS the poet: "When inter comes | ANN PAGE GREEN PEAS can spring be far behind." | We are glad to report that Flor- | Milk Bread ence Davidson has returned from ; WA B : WHITE 20 oz. tin Cc \ the Oshawa General 'Hospital | WHOLE WHEAT CRACKED WHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR ~~ os 13 CHICKEN HADDIE ~~ « 23 11 20 oz. tin Hy OR GREEN VARIOUS BRANDS i 1] ] h gd ] 20-02. 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