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'PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE THU Nay RSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951 Chest Drive (Continued from Page 3) itatf - Oshawa Employees Transport Limited As follows: Mrs. McCallum Roy Sawyer R. rage Jane Spragge ....... Chas. L. Hill W. E. Marquette ... . Alex Roote George Knight W. Montpetit . W. B. Salter .. Chas. W. Sage Frank A. Granger ... Walter Johnston .... ! Raybourne Woods ... Odd Selvig N. Scott Roy Adams Francis St. Pierre .. Reg. Montepetit ....... Chas. Vyse Douglas Arksey . H. House R. Doreen Employees - Duplate Canada Limited (Additional) Eniployees.- Fiberglas Canada Limited (Additional) Aileen's Beauty Shop Lawrence Clarke .....- Harry Ross J. Kinnick Albert Street School - Staff and Caretaker Albert Street School = Pupils' Fund Bloor West School - Teacher Cedardale School - Staff and Caretaker Centre Street School - Staff and Caretaker Harmony School - Staff and Caretaker King Street School - Staff and Caretaker Mary Street School - Staff and Caretaker North Oshawa School - Staff and Caretaker North Simcoe School - Staff and Caretaker North Simcoe School Pupils' Fund Ritson School - Staff and Caretaker Ritson School - Pupils' Fund South Simcoe South - Staff and Caretaker Westmount School - Staff and Caretaker Thornton's Corners - Staff and Caretaker Special Teachers .. . Office Staff - Board of Education Offices ... M. Lamb J: Tate R. Jenkins Canadian Acceptance Corporation Frank Higginbottom .. Howard McEvers...... J. Biddulnh H. V. Bateman Stechen Mandryk Barbara Kay Shop .. Glaziér Dept. Store .. Gladys Northey Wm. Beekwell Barons' Radio and Electric Ken Backwel E. M. Hear Nick Kochansky K. Bednarek .... Micheel King .. Thomas Everett Pat and Don's Grocery Pickwick Cleaners .... Anna Schneider Julia Rutkay Mrs. E. Bligdon Steve Bonfo Mary Turiansky Mrs. M. Folkmann . Drs J. R, Bayne Dr. 0. G. Mills .... Dr. C. H. Vipond .. Kay Menns Jeanne Bell . 8S. C. Aver Mrs. E. Snowdon Charles Chandler -..... Bill Swinton Dell Agnese R. B. Reed & Sons ... W. Tieberse A, Tieperse .......... .v Ann Simmons .... J. Tieberse Dan Kryhul Robert Collison . Ione Hamilton . M. C. Barnett . Richard M. Henry .... Mrs. M. Babe . Oshawa Busitiass 858 a $888 . The Children's a Society of the County of Ontario and the City of -3 ot 8 -McCaljum ron en 5 Z a 88888¢ss8 amasan se 28 ° S 8s 8 [=3 =3 888 e 288888 88888 a more 838 3333338 33333883888 888% -- Npooirororg Pr --- HENNE OO HED NN-D 385538s 8 2383833338838 8833838 Gordon: yor Tin .Associted Services Dorothy Jarges sMiBachern Yesoges "Appleyard . . Bonnici Svessh. cregeenes eeshoveas N. Hatfield .. W. Higgins .'.... G. Copeland ......... ' R. Richards ............ A. Treleaven .. B. Saunders .. J: Mills .... V. Ives .:. 8S. Langer N. Mairs . I. Mairs .. W. Terry .. T. Kantour .. F. McCullough . C. Hartwick .. F. Brown .. D. Hambly . A. lolly .... J. Pankhurst . E. Wessells ....... J. Butterill G. Brouse .. L. Jewell H. Casey A. Ross .... G. Astar T. J. Buchanan D. Trevail R. : Hawke ne H. Chilvers J. Chilvers . R. Hubbard F. Middleton M. Metronik A. Wilkins ... H. Segal ... J. Hawkshaw .... C. Balfour R. McCullough R. Larocque .... B. Allard .. R. Seaton .. G. Bryant Peyton Real Estate ... Mutual Life of Canada Mr, R. L, Gouldburn .. Cliff Baragar Anonymous B, Dregory s Miss T. McGurmn ...... Miss M. Pitzgerald ... Geo. Kapeluck Ideal Food Market .. Stan's Garage Cloverleaf Motel Ltd. Staff--Hydro Electric ). M. Ketcheson .. . F. Manuel .... . D. McLachlan . ne ow ss828d g588 wonbiupnwsel 8 58, 82333833338 y 8 - NON OTN Tea n= 8883823883838 8588338ss8 8 \ DOPOD DD 00 IN 1 DO DO BN bob rd fd fod pt bod hd fod fod fd fod bod od ft fod fond fd od pd fod fd fk fk pd fd fd fd fd fk od fk fd fod fd fd fk fk fd fod fd nd fod fk fd fk fk Pd fk pk ok fh fod fk fd fh fd fd fd uk 2835535323332 33322853332253: 338332323:33333333583333335233388338338888 N . BD pi LE =O Norn NUNWWWWWNRNNNNIDNNNNNNNN RNIN ND ND ND ND S88 8888 3233383%8 8g888&8 Reaction Indicates A-Bomb Futile In Korea At a press conference in Las Vegas, Nev, U.S, soldiers, who figured in the first atomic manoeuvres by ground forces, tell of their reaction to the blast. Several admitted beihg "scared" and others said they had "never seen anything like it." All were less than ten miles away from the Atqmic Energy Commission's Nevada test site. Military experts expressed doubt that the. A-bomb \.ould be effective in Korea's moun- tainous terrain and against Reds' fighting methods of holing in, deep in foxholes, still the most effective Ld ic or not. --Central Press Canadian. J. HK; McGuire ...... W. Merchant N. J. Moran: . C. Staple L. W. Sta W. Powers \... Gord Murphy A. Humphries A. E, Hubbs Mr. Cecil W, F Don Craggs Ken Durto ... - 4 = OUD pub A DD 00 1 DD NS G1 U1 08 D0 00 00 1d DO SN 00 bi Do 10 1 00 5885855335388 3533888:588883558. S. Chandler .. A. Mulville - Earl Pascoe H. M. Taylor Miss Alice Martin .... Dr. W. G. Wait Dr. R. S. Ideson Dr. J. A. Patterson ... Dr. M. P. Townsend .. Mrs. 8. O. Plowright . Mrs. D. Campbell .... Stroud's Fruit Limited Total to date : No More Strolls In Evening Nobody takes evening strolls any more, says a writer in The Los Angeles Times. And it is a grievous thing that this, like other simple pleasures of the past, has succumbed to the rush. Oh, yes, on the shore or in the desert or mountains, people still walk in the evening. They do it because the stars are out and it's been so long since they have seen the stars. NOT IN TOWN But nobody does it in town any more. They seem to prefer the mill-stream$ of traffic that have turned the Sunday afternoon drive into a nightmare. Or they stay in to have their eyes worn out by television. Vidoe, however, cannot be blamed for the passing of the evening stroll. The passing hap- | pened long before movies and vaudeville were brought into the | Hving room. It's only that people just don't like to walk any more, I guess. ON They open their garages and get | out their cars to go two blocks to the store. Lawyers take taxis to ride four blocks from their of- fices to the courthouse. Everyone, it seems, would rather wait five minutes for a crowded elevator than walk up or down one or two flights of stairs. Street cars, and buses, particularly downtown, have obsgainofl again passengers who ride only a few blocks. To be sure, there are in-town evening strollers--along Broadway and Hollywood boulevard. But they are gawkers, not walkers. EXCHANGE NODS What\I'm talking about is the genteel 'practice. of the evening neighborhood stroll during which neighbors \nod pleasantly to each other and perhaps pause to pass the time of day. N ly does it any more--except people who have dogs. And it's getting se you see more and more unaccompanied dogs. Believe it or not, you still can see an occasional star through the haze, the neon and'the searchlights. It is really quite easy to distin- guish a star. Just lift your eyes to the sky and look for a small light. If it doesn't blink on and off, if if doesn't spell out the name of a cigar, if it isn't bright red, if it | Tribes Mission. Americans -- are preparing for sen they are learning everything Learn Mission Work In B.C. Boot Camp Salmon Arm, B.C. (CP) -- A 'boot camp" for toughening mis- sionaries for work in the jungles has been set up here by the New Thirty - two members, of the mission -- 24 Canadians and eight | work in Thailand jungles. Under camp councillor Roy Lar- from carpentry to cooking. The 13 women in the party are learning to saw planks and pound a nail. The group, non-denominational and representing 15 churches, takes its religious training from "Rusty" Walters, exfurniture fac- tory worker from Los Angeles. The camp is on 117 acres of heavily forested land. * Founded by Paul Fleming, form-, er missionary in Malaya, head- quarters of the mission are in | Chico, Calif. Mr. Fleming and 23 members of the mission were kill- ed in an airplane accident last year. Missing Folk Are Sought By Relatives Following is a list of missing persons sought in Canada by their relatives or friends. Anyone with any informtaion as to their where- abouts" iS, asked to contwes The: Canadian Red Cross Society, 95 Wellesley Stret East. Toronto. BUNDA, Klinka (nee Syroid) - Born in Wolswin, Sokal, Poland. Enquirer, sister, Mrs. Anni Zipser. BERGER, Mrs. Nicodemus (nee Katharina Daunhauer) - Born in Friedensdorf, South Russia. En- quirer, brother, Robert Daunhaeur Germany. COOK, Miss Anne L. - Nurse, 's Daughter's Hospital, Dun- can, B.C.; left for Ontario. Enquiry concerns disposal of personal ef- fects left in Mexico. CORBETT, May (nee Davis) - Came to Canada after World War 1 from Hastings, Sussex, Engalnd. Enquirer, niece; Grace Davis, daughter of William. DELATYNSKI, Michal and fam- ily - Son of Onufri and Maria. Believed to have lived in Van- couver and Prince Rupert, B. C., and Fort William, Ont. Enquirer, sister, Ann- Delatynska. HOROCZYK, Anastazja (nee Skowron) - Winnipeg, Manitoba. Enquirer, niece, Anastazja Witc- JASINSKAS, Alex -- Came to Canada from Darbenai, Lithuania. Believed to have been living in| Montreal. Enquirer, relative, Mrs. | Sophia Wemter. KACZMAR, Mr. H.- - Former Displaced. Person, c-0 CNR, Fort Frances, Ont. Information Pegard- ing search for Michal Bazalewich is on file in 'this office. UKIC (KUKICH), Lucija or ca and family - Born in 1873 in Jablanac, Yugoslavia. Lived in Red Lodge, Montreal, Que. En- quirer, oousin, Jure-Grgin Mis- eT re kulin: KUCZYNSKA, Stanislawa (nee Bendek) - Daughter of Wladyslaw. Enquirer. Niece, Stanislawa Maj- kszak. KOZISKI, John - Born 1926 in Ituna, Sask. Lived in Love, Sask. | Enquirer, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Koziski. LESZCZUK, Jan - Born" in Cz- ersk, Kowel, Poland. Came to Canada 1934. Enquirer, relative, Antoni Leszczuk. ~ McMILLAN, George - Born in Winnipeg. Lived in Montreal, Que. Enquirer, L. Meil. McEACHERN, John Francs - Born in Sidney, N. 8S. Lived in Vancouver, B.C. Enquirer, Marg- aret McEachern. MacCONNACHIE, Laura E. - Koksilah, B. C. Enquirer Albert MAXIM, Szyma and Ostafin - Born at Germanowka, Boszczuk, Poland. Ages approx. 25-29. En- quirer, cousin, Stefan Czarnecki. NEUMANN, Wolf, Taube, and Schlomo - Enquirer, Lea Schnatt- mann, sister of Mrs. Taube Neu- mann. NEUBERT, Ferdinand - Came to Canada 1940 from Windermere, Westmoreland, England. Enquirer, uncle, Otto Selz. NASH, Robert LeRoy - Born 1930 | in Buffalo Gap, Sask. Lived in| Cranbrook, B.C. Enguirc:, moth- | er, Margaret Nash. | OTTENBREIT, Eleanor - Born | 1918 in Dronsberg near Dysart, | Sask. Lived in London, Ont. En- | quirer, Mrs. George Ottenbreit. OPREA, Lilija, tnee Schacker), | |also known as ENS, and husband | Nellu - Lilija born in Riga, Latvia; came to Canada 1949. Toronto, | Ont. Enquirer, Walter Markiefka | PAPALOUI, Iilija - Born in Bit- | olj, Macedonia, Yugoslavia; son | of Stefan. Lived on Queen Street, Toronto. Enquirer, relative, Alek- | sander Talevski. ROSNER, Adolf - Born 1929 in | Muglitz, CSR. Lived in South Mak- | wa, Sask. Enquirér, mother, Rose Rosner. SMALLMAN, Harold Alfred, and I wife - Owned advertising agency lin' Montreal. Returned to Canada this year from London, England. May be living in Winnipeg. Enquir- er, Mrs. Harry Gottlieb. SZAKUN, Jan - Son of Jakob and Anna. Came to Wolozynie Wilno, to Canada about 1912. En- quirer, Kttaryna Miedzinska. SCHMIDT; Adam and Heinrich, brothers - Born in Neu-Karlsruhe; came. to Canada approx. 1902-03, Enquirer, cousin, Rosa Schmidt. SEBAL, Nikola - Born in Buz- fm, Yugoslavia. Britannia Mines and Port Alberni, B. C. Enquirer Nikola Devcic. STEFEK, Stjepan - Born in Stara Raca, Yugoslavia. Lived in Kirk- land Lake, Ontario. Enquirer, son, Djuro Stefek. : WIDELL, Ernst - Dawson City Yukon Territory, Enquirer, Herm- ann Kratke, friend of Whilhelm von Post. WHITE, Orville Kenneth - Born 1924 in Owen Sound. Was in Navy during War. Lived in Winnipeg. | Enquirer, mother, Martha White. --_---- Want to buy, sell or trade? A Classified Ad, the deal is made. Wife Preservers When »you hang FET on oe clothesline after rr. place the hems together and hang them double over the line. Usually after this method has been used, a quick pressing of the hems will be all the ironing needed. ~ Dont Ge "Nobby Traction" No need for chains this winter--if you use Dominion Nobby Traction Tires. Those deep rugged Nobs bite down and grip--pull like a mule through mud and snow. And the Nobby passenger car tire gives you the cushioned comfort of Dominion's . famous Air Ride principle. Right now is the time to get Dominion Nobby Traction Tires--for your = 2, "thin of "mW, "an ww 0 hd bled ee AP p® il i Ul il I I Wp P » WW yi Mn h he wy RNA =" A850N 1y\0y4 NO y lb NNW 8888883338888 doesn't suddenly put, its landing Employees--Women s : i ; ghts on, then, by golly, it's a Welfare League of star! ft car or truck. See your Dominion Tire Dealer. 8 A Gladys Woodhouse .... Leone Thompson .. Barbara M. Hutchirs Margaret'J. Pierson . Miss Doris Hubbell . Clarke Hubbell Scott Hubbell Lillian Hance .... Ralph Jewell's Men's Wear ......... Kent Shoe Store .. Evelyn Motley .. tt 38838333388 8333383338338 383 833338888 8% 88 Oshawa, as follows: Mrs. Phyllis: Moody Mrs. T. H. McDowell Miss Helen Buimer . Mrs. Violet Black ... Ted Lafferty Harold McNeill Employees--Oshawa Public Library as follows: Miss Charlotte M. Abbott Miss Ruth Brooking . Miss Jean Fetterly . Mrs. Phylis Grigg .. Miss Joan Hickey ... Miss Mary . MacGregor . Mrs. Jean Stacey Miss Constance Watt S. E. Goodfellow A.C. love .. .... Bruce V. Hall ... AG, A. Hay |Geo. Summerville G. H. Miners Paul Rochefort & segsss- Nhu iowaming NERS 858888888 GROUNDED MOTORISTS Only persons other than the dog- |' walkérs you may encounter are perspiring angry motorists who have been temporarily grounded by empty fuel tanks or flat tires. They are looking for the nearest service station so,they and their families c&h get back into traffic and age themselves some more. Now that I think of it, I can't recall having heard a man and wife bickering amd ill tempered while on a leisurely evening stroll. But let them take an evening drive .. Not only has the evening stroll had its demise, but we who occa- sionally revive it are greatly mis- understood. Policemen in their patrol cars slow down as they pass and scrutinize us for burglar's tools. Youngsters playing hide-and- seek pause to look at us like freaks. And just the other night, athought- ful fellow screeched to a stop at the curb and inquired: "Want a lift, buddy?" Shucks, I was getting a lift. But I didn't bother to. explain.... a Ee A IPAs ST AL WW WN - SUNN pe ~ AF A AA Fy ee