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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1984 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE GE ELEVEM Anniversary Sun. At Myrtle Church All Invited M. V. LUERY Correspondent 'Myrtle Station, Oct. 27 -- Next Sunday, October' 31, Thank-offer- ing services will be held in Myrtle chureh at 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. Rev, F. Riding of Montreal will oc- pi. the pulpit at both services. The choir of North Oshawa church will sing during the morning ser- vice, and Mr. H. Poulson, tenor, of Whitby, will be the solajst for the evening service, At the close a Fireside Hour will®be enjoyed in the basement by all who care to remain. Many from here attended the annual Thank-offering services in Prospect Church on Sunday, when Rev. A. C. Luffman of Greenwood preached to capacity crowds. Mrs. Fred Beadle of North Osh- ©, awa spent Thursday of last week with her mother, Mrs, W. J. Caok. Mrs. Clarence Harrison left on Saturday night for Detroit where she will visit relatives this week. On Sunday she was a guest at the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of an aunt and uncle. The Dave Duchémins met with other members of Mrs. Duchemin's family at a gathering at the home of her sister near Leaskdale, on Sunday afternoon. The sale on Saturday afternoon of furniture and other articles, of Mr. Quinn, was largely attended. Bidding was brisk and good prices were realized. Mrs. Russell Taylor is much im- proved after her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tudhope and children Betty and Jimmie and Mrs. William McArthur, of Hawke- stone, were dinner guests on Sun- day of Albert and Mrs. Eyers. Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs, F. Wilson and Mr. C. Wood, of Oshawa, were Thursday evening - visitors with Myrtle relatives. . Mrs. L. Hill of Orillia is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. R. Long. The Elwood Masters were in Oshawa on Sunday afternoon, tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Og- den. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edgar, of To- ronto, were week-end guests of Myrtle relatives. Miss Lila Cryderman and Miss Jean Duff of Toronto, spent the wéek-end at their homes hére. Mr. Hamilton is making good progress in his return to health, af- ter a serious illness. : The Faithful Group will hold the November meeting in the home of Mrs, Roy, Percy on Friday éven- ing, November 5. Mrs. 8. G. Say~ well of Oshawa will be guest speak- er. A cordial invitation to attend, is exended by the Group to the dies of the community. Sound Film On Wednesday, évening, Novem- ber 3, Rev. H. E, Young of the Up- per Canada Bible Society will show a sound film, "Heart of In- dia," in the church school room. This picture is an excellent por- tral in color of conditions in that country. MILITARY FUNERAL Pembroke, Oct. 28 -- (CP) -- A military funeral for Senator Ger- ald V. White, 60, was held Wednes- day. Attending the funeral were Tepraientaiives of the Canadian Legion, the Senate and Eastern Ontario industrialists. Red Cross Seeks Missing Persons Following is a list of missing per- sons thought to be in Canada, who are sought by their friends or rela- tives in other countries. Anyone knowing of their whereabouts should contact the Canadian Red Cross Society, 95 Wellesley Street, Toronto: Bailey, Emanuel or Edward -- About 65; born in Haworth, Eng- land. Gardener. Hamilton. En- quirer, Marion Wilkinson, (nee Bailey) hart, Stefan and Johannes --Born In Sulz, Odessa, Russia, 1889 and 1891; parents Johannes and Susana, nee Sekmuller. Came to Canada in 1008 and 1910. En- quirer, brother Martin, Balicka, Maria (maiden name)-- Born in Zborow, Tarnopool, Po- land. Polish. Came to Canada about 1925. Now married. Enquirer, cous- in Mikolaj Wereminski. Bobyk, Michael and daughter Anna--Michael about 68 years old; born in Czernowitz. Enquirer, niece Karoline Eipert (nee Iwanyk). Cozmann, Adolf and Rudolf -- Born 1896 and 1602 in Beresna, Po- land. Came to Canada 1928 and 1927. Enquirer, Heinrich Penno. Deiss, Friedrich -- Born 5.4.87; German. Came to Canada 1912: Enquirer, brother Benjamin, Dobrowolski, Franciszek; Werbo- wecki, Jozef--About 50. Both born in Iwanowka, Poland. Emigrated 1926, Winnipeg. Enquirer, Wlady- slaw, son of Jozef Werbowecki. Freudensprung, Ferdinand, Fried- rich, Marie, Agnes--Ages about 50; born in Grossgrillowitz, Czechoslo- vakia; Austrian; father's name Josef. Came to Canada about 1910. Fechner, Hans-Georg and daugh- ter--Born about 1872. Emigrated about 1890. Owned restaurant in Ottawa. Fisiukiewicz, Ivan, and wife Anna (nee Kozak) -- From Tankowicze, Pinck, Poland. Came to Canada 1932-39. Enquirer, Alexandér Stach- rowski. Hansen, Terman Thorvald--Born Sept. 20/21, 1900, Kerteminde, Den- mark; father's name Lars. Private, Canadian Army. Enquirer, brother Simon. Jost, Elisabeth and Charlotte el Elisabeth born in 1896, Savatov, Wolga, Russia. Came to Canada 1921. Enquirer, Maria Jost, daugh- ter of brother David. Jaroszuk, Nikoden -- About 56; son of Kasper and Elzbieta. Came to Canada about 1916. Farmer. En- quirer, sister-in-law Jadwiga Jaros- 2uk, Jaskiewicz, Feliks--Born 1902 at Tlumacz, Stanislawow. Polish. Son of Dominik ahd Rozalia. Emigrat- ed 1926. Farmer. Enquirer, brother Piotr, Krasicki (Krasitzki), Emanuel, Slavko -- Emanuel a clérgyman. Jaroslaw owns leather factory in Winnipeg. Knecht, Emil--Born in Canada. Father Wilhelm born in Paris, Bes- sarabia. Farmer. Enquirer, cousin Johannes Knecht. Kuhn, Gottlieb, Olga, Marie and Rosalie, mother Bose -- Gottlieb about 45, born in Estohajinka, Stawropol, Russia. Family came to Canada before 1910 with father Johan, born in Kalmuckensteppé, Russia. Enquirér, cousin. Kremer-Colombain, Alphonse -- Brother of Leb. May have lived in Edmonton. Kascayszyn, Jozef and Pawel -- Sons of Gregor and Antoni; born in Btobodka-Dzurynska, Czortkow, Tarnpol. Polish. Emigrateti before Jaroslaw, 1914. Winnipeg, 1938. Enquirer, Pawel S. Kasczyszyn. Lang, Salomon -- Born in Kassel, Odessa; son of Friedrich. Russian. Enquirer, cousin Magdalena Lang. Lupkowski, Jakub -- About 50; son of Wiktor, Montreal. Enquirer, Wiktor Lupkowski. Muller, Otto and family--Born 1875, member a postal service employee, Quebec. Rogowski, Piotr -- From Zborow, Tarnopol. Polish. Emigrated about 1047. Enquirer, Mikolaj Wereminski, Reglin, Wilhelm, wife of Wanda, and tamily--Wilhelm born about 1860; Russian. Emigrated 1911. Al- berta. Rothe, Emil--Born 1806 in Rou- 8chon, Leopold--Born 25.8. 1893 in Lods, Poland. In Canadian Army in First World War. Enquirer, sis- ter Selma. Steffan, Peter--Born 344.23. Yu- goslavian. Last address, Ottawa. Widuires, Elisabeth ulz, urgot (Ssurgot), Pawlo--Born 1008 in Besko, Sanok, Poland. Came to Canada 1025, Princess' Crown Lies Unclaimed Sydney, Australla -- (CP) -- A beautiful 600 - year -old diamond crown, once the property of Prin- cess Anna of the Austrian Hapsburg dynasty-lies unclaimed in a bonded Tiebérger was killed in Hungary in 1944, I don't know what the bank can do about it." The bank claims it is only inter- ested in returning the jewel to the financial house ir Hungary. If, as suspected, the financial house was destroyed during the war the crown. probably will be disposed of by the controller of enemy property. Mannsburg, Bessarabia. Russian Came to Canada 1902. Enquirer Natanael Stach, brother-in-law. Midri, Alide (maiden name) -- Born about 1900 in Parnu, Estonia. | in Glitt, Krs, Schuhcawa, Rouma- Estonian-German. Came to Canada | pia, Emigrated 1920. Enquirer, about 1930. Now married. Enquirer, | brother Franz. Otto Senter. Rasch, Hans--Farmeér in Canada. Mihailiuk, Alexander -- About 72; Sought by Mrs. Luise Schleicher. son of Ilie and Eudokia, From Zas- | Schulz, Ferdinand--Born 1890/92 tawna, Bukovina. Lived about 40 | Bugumilow, Woliynien. Emigrated years in Canada in Montreal and | 1911, Winnipeg, 1837. , is- St. John. Enquirer, brother Mimi- | ter Emilie, and Rudolf Haupt. trie. Sattler, Georg, and wife Maries Noske, Marie (nee Gutknecht) -- | Born about 1872, Kassel, Odessa, Born 1901, Bogotow, Poland, Came | Russia. Clergyman, ated 1013. to Canada to brothérs Gutknecht | Enquirer, nephew d Sat- in 1929. Enquirer, Marie Schmeide | tier. 'government has decid (ne¢ Wende), niece. Starek, Jocylien--Born in Poland. | gradual control over prices, procure- Pahlau family -- Born about | Emigrated after 1918, Belleved to | ment and distribution of all food |4 1860/70, Sommerau, Rosenberg, W.|have worked in dye factory in Win- The control was lifted in Prussia. Emigrated about 1890. One | nipeg. aber 1047. mania. German. Emigrated 1910. Farmer, Winnipes. Enquirer, cous in Trasiool Born 1003, Zastawne-Bukovina, Uk- | here. ted about 1026. Win. syn, Michael -- Born 1804 for « Ukrainian, ao 1913, Horm, 1089. En- quirer, Stefan 0 REIMPOSE CONTROLS Semeniuk, John (Domitrash) -- |Store-room at the customs office rainian. Emigra The crown was ootugued to a Hungarian refuge¢ by Imre Tie- Richter, rr Born Aug, 7, 1003 | nipeg, 1030. Enquirer, friend Michal 1 Hu nparien o Jeweller, sent th land; rig Andrzej Emigrated wm, Hqutrer, daughter financial house ci Ti¢berger as' td as it was released, pn Sty i Se e e ca to New Diit-rCE) 1 Indian | pay outstanding charges, but the to reimpose | bank refused to allow him to do 30. "The bank claims it can't release it to me because of my instruction to them to send it back to Tie- berger," he told a reporter. "As KIDDIES oy, - AUSTRALIAN--SEEDLESS--VAOUUM CLEANED SULTANA RAISINS Lb. Cello Pkg. 29: VACUUM OLEANED AUSTRALIAN Currants "i: 16: JOLLY GOOD PITTED DATES Yer 29 SHIRRIFFS--ORANGE 6: 25 BY THE HAMPER Excellent For Shell-Out Combination SNOW S adi 1.75 FOOD COLOURING 2:23 SAXONIA--CUT--MIXED 7 Or. Pkg. 2 1 [4 3-27 No. 1 McINTOSH 6 Qn bik. 69: PORTERHOUSE GLACE FRUITS BRODIE'S FLOUR 'i333 SELF RAISING Talman Sweets | No. MAGIC 18. Oa. POWDER n ae 8 Qt. Bsk. 53 ). 1 SHOWS - 6 Qt. Bsk. 1.1 QUALITY MEATS STEAKS WING -- SIRLOIN _ or Ih. BONELESS ROUND ROASTS BULK PITTED DATES ; FRESH hb RS: PORK SHOULDERS Hoc of Ale FRESH GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA SEEDLESS -- SIZE 96's b For 27 : PORK LOINS iter ini » De FRESH SUNKIST -- SIZE 344's ORANGES c: ss PORK BUTTS Wel Trimmed » 55. Doz. 21 ONT. FIRM CABBAGE MEATY LAMB LEGS WHOLE or HALF 1b. 65: Head 11 BONELESS VEAL SHOULDERS 1b. 49- HOTHOUSE LEAF LETTUCE 2: 27. Smoked PORK SHOULDERS shankiess 1b. 49: Spanish Onions 2 15 Sliced BREAKFAST BACON FINEST QUALITY COOKED HAM r-. 89- BACON AND LIVER ib. $9. 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OR OAKLEAF-SOCKEYE FANCY SALMON STRAWBERRY --WITH rect 1 GLASSCO JAM oxi: 39 HEINZ--PREPARED WITH CHEESE SPAGHETTI ww 13¢ WAUPOOS--No. 4 CHOICE PEAS 2mm 29 CHOICE--SLICED AYLMER PEACHES "ma" 26c BRIGHTS--CHOI0E ren RED CHERRIES 31 GLASSCO--ORANGE A 29¢ MARMALADE BREAKFAST STYLE--BLACK DOMINO TEA =e 43 nn 39% Ib. 43¢ FRESH DAILY--RICHMELLO Br 24 Oz. BREAD Whit or White Loaf ALL PURPOSE--FIVE ROSES 10 FLOUR "ac 129 ac 38 Sod an A) COCOANUT pkg. 15¢ TOILET SOAP WOODBURY'S 3 mf 29 DOMINION se 2c DOG KIBBLE 2» KELLOGGS 8 OZ. PKG. 14c - 14 Oz. BRAN FLAKES 'mx 19 DELICIOUS HOT CEREAL on . Oz. VITA-B exe lc exe 28¢ FRESHLY GROUND---RICHMELLO 26¢ COFFEE Pir. Lb. ekg. Jlc Pie EEE BTS + BINT TES In NEAR or 451 ANB To FT TRE A A iw