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(Fishermen Saved | As Ice Cracks SUTTON, Ont, (CP) =~ Between # and A les fishermen were res cued Vriday after a M-dool-wide erack opened in Lake Mimcoe ice § | and left them stranded on a huge flow Boats were used by rescuers | Some of the trapped men managed to reach safety over plank bridges Three sutomobiles were aban | doned on the ice RADIO LOG (Continued from Page 16) SUNDAY EVENING | LARS CELEB ds Missionary EXPORTED TO SOUTH AMERICAN BREEDER Elderslie Rag Apple Marina classified "very good" in selec: tive registration was first two year-old heifer and reserve sen Sons of Elderslie Varms Cour tice and exported to Senor Luis Nemesio Izquierdo of Bogota Lolombia, South Amerien Photo hy Jim Rose lor and reserve grand champion female at the Durham county Black and White Show in 1953 She has been purchased from her breeders, Arch Muir snd | Yoromo BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT _ROTARY BRIEFS Post Master Tells Story 0f The Postal Services | BOWMANVILLE ystem which operates the world over was the subject of a classifi cation talk hy Bowmanville post master George Vice al the noon meeting of the Rotary Club yes le e history of the postal system goes back to 2000 B.C, the speaker sald, when the kgyptions sent mes sages on clay tablets, The penny post came into effect first in 1540 with the advent of the rallway. The year 1705 was the first record of postal service In Canada, and the rst postage stamps here were issued in 1851, There are now 12, 250 postal stations in Canada, pro viding a wide variety of services endeavouring to live up to thel motto of "Serve the People' BOWMANVILLE MAIL Bowmanville"s mall comes and oes hy train, four times a day fler letters are placed in the re ceptacles, they are arranged with the stamps all one way for can cellation, then sorted for destina tions, and then taken by courier to the trains, Four or more letiers for one town are placed In a bundle In 16M Barons Win At Lakefield BOWMANVILLE Another win last night brought the Bowman ville Barons ta within one point of | third lace in the Intermediate | YAY Lakeshore League hockey schedule, They defeated 41 in Lakefield Beorers were the railway post-office Dickens, Gerardi, | Hooper and Yourth Bowmanville outdid their host In total Hime spent in the penalty box also, with 108 minutes, compared to Lake field's 20 League standings to dale are as follows: Cobourg, #3; Orono, 24 Lindsay, 20; Lakefield, 20. Row manville, 19; Port Hope, 16 Ovonn Orphans defeated Port Hope Redmen 11:2 on Orono home joe In Newcastle Arena, also last night CPA To Fly Polar Route OTTAWA (PA Canadian service over the roof of the world hetween this country and FKurope has been approved by the federal government Canadian Pacifiv Airlines, now flying the Pacific, expects to start flying the 4.025-mile polar route next May. This route hetween Van couver and Amsterdam will oul 1000 milex off the existing flight distance between Canada's west coast and the Kuropean continent Alproval of a CPA trans:Aretie | application hy the eabinet, nounced Friday hy Transport Min | ister Marler, means the Canadian Pacific Rallway's aviation subsid lary will be the first Canadian company to operate over the polar | route between the two continents | time y CPA Fri G president sald day night that at the outset airline will sehedule one flight weekly in each divection BEVERY FRIDAY Fasthound fights will leave Van opuver evely Friday arriving at Amsterdam 18 hours later alter a refuelling ston at Churchill Man Westbound flights wgainst pre valling winds will leave The Neth evlands on Saturday evening ar viving In Vancouver Sunday morn pO MORTGAGE LOANS Available also builder's GG. MeComachie in Vancouver temporary loans Mortgages & Agreements purchased Apply M. F. SWARTZ 1 Simcoe St. South Oshawa, Ont The postal | was introduced, | as Darlington P.O Widgets Defeat Lakefild | | five games they have played alr | | Sondestrom an | ha, the | | an application of its own for such | Sui -------- BOWMANVILLY the Rotary club meeting | were the following: Jack | | Oshawa, introduced hy Al Blevens, Oshawa, Unsworth, Bathursi auced by Ross Mrike Coggins, Pembroke, Bill Coggins, Jr Guests al slerdny Lowery Norm NB, intro and Bill introduced by and and today much of the sorting Is done on trains en route to thelr destinations, Canada introduced this system into North America, as well as the rural route system, the first one near Hamil ton The handling of three billion pleces of mall annually in Canada necessitates corvect and legible ad dressing of all mail, Mr, Vice slated, and he urged everyone lo mall early, to avoid peak periods each day when clerks are rushed and are liable to make mistakes Giving a grief history of the local post otfice, Mr, Vice stated that ours is one of the oldest in Ontario, being established In 1626 | #0 25 years belore the first postage stamps were is sued, In the summer, mall came by ship to the harbour at Port Darlington, and In the winter by dog sled, Mr Viee listed the posi masters, starting with Robert Black and Including CB, Kent (1021-1950) and John Kent (1050 10541, Mr, Vice took over in 184 | from John Kent, who accepled # position with the Postage De partment MP for birthday Dur and John M. James, ham, celebrated # was congratulated Rotary are nl gh Tickets for the Lions Stag Dinner next Thursday most sold oul, hut a few are avaliable at $10 each The Rotary Play, "Ree They Mun Is under active re hearsel and tickets are now on sale, The play will he presented in the Town Hall February 16, 17 and 18 How Blaine Ellott received a gift from the club on the occasion of addition to his family Congratulations were extended to members Wall Reynolds, who was appointed chairman of the | Durham Distriet ~~ High School Board for 1066, and W, Ross Birike who was nominated for appoint ment as chairman of the Ontario Hydro Commission Dave Morrison announced that the United States is issuing an Be | commemorative stamp In connee ton with the Golden Anniversary of Rotary, and the Bow anville| Stamp ( wh in, prepared to (ake ordery for first: day covers i these stamps on them Newcastle, 13-2 | BOWMANVILLE MeNulty's Midgets strengthened thelr sub stantial lead in the lakeshore league race hy defeating New castle Midgets 152 in Newcastle Thursday night This win gives the Bowmanville squad a total of ten points for 1 five wins In five starts, Port Hope| INDUSTRIAL Is In second place with four points, | PRACTICE compiled from two wins In four ames, Newcastle at present (rails TUESDAY, JANUARY thelr opposition, having lost all NURSERY SCHOOL ~ 0 (0 11.50 am Children 4 yoars of age CEREBRAL PALSY CENTRE am, to 13 noon CEREBRAL PALSY 115 to 4.16 pm BOYS GYM ACTIVITIES and MeCullough | to 5.15 p.m Boys BOYS' CRAFT CLUR 1.30 to over | The speaker was introduced hy | eorge Moody and thanked by ~ Mutt TICE 4 to BBO pm NT. JOHN NURSING FOR GIRLS Tt0pm WEIGHT LIF TING CLUB pm 710 BASKETBALL toll pm High scorer was Crossey, with three goals and two asists, Other stars were Forder, two and one Marjerrison with one goal and two annints, and Osborne, two goals Newcastle goals were scored hy Trim, unassisted, from Dickinson SIMCOE HALL MONDAY, JANUARY NURSERY SCHOOL ~ # to 11.50 am Children 5 years of age WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE ANNUAL MEETING 2.00 | CHIL RREN'S PURLIC LIBRA ny 1.80 to 5.30 pm PIANO LESSONS AND PRAC CENTRE 4.50 AIS pm CHILDREN'S PUBLIC ny 3.00 to 5.90 pm TICK dt07pm Games Roomy Open 7.50 PIANO LESSONS AND 515 pm NORTH SHORE RADIO CLUR INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE Ti 1l pm WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB 1 p.m WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 Nu REERY SCHOOL «9 to 11.80 nr Children § years of age ki NIOR GIRLS CLUB 3.00 | fo A pr BOYK" ay M ACTIVITIES Voars | to 8.15 DY aA to 5.18 LIBRA PRAC Tt refuelling stop Greenland, CPA use Super DCAB alreraft The only trans-continental com mercial service cutting inside the Arctie elrele now Is one started recently hy Scandinavian Atrlines between Los Angeles and Copen en, It touches Canada for a re cling atop at Winnipeg CPA han sald it intends to fol | PIANG I low & great circle route leaving 7 its planes no more than M0 minutes' | , GIRLS ri E n! 77pm flying time from an airport at any St. John Cadets vi. Police Aso MINOR BASKETBALL GAME elation T pm RIMCOE HALL BOYS STAMP CLUR «7 took 30 BASKETBALL «= 8 pm. to 1] pm p.m ! WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB 1pm Ing after a at | will 4.90 n Roya under 12 ROOMS OPEN 100 ym Lrsgons AND PRAC m . "aE CLUB | fu Its big Canadian the poblicly-owned Trans-Canada Air Lines--did not oppose Cana dian Pacific's bid for the socalled trans-polar route. Nor did TCA file competitor Tt a route Auto Loans GET $50 TO $1200 wt Pal! Need money for down payment bringing proof of wnat On OF repairs oR AR AULA. TEPAITY approval, get cash, OF course, or down payment on a home... you keep your ear, or other worthy purposes? 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Now the plan Is threatened with collapse due to the lack of adult leaders Interest has waned on the part of parents and at the moment only | one club at Rosebank is operating The others at Frenchman's Bay, East Woodlands, Dunbarton, and Fairport Road have had to close because there simply Is not anyone CHIEY LES, HILL The club has hitherto given the hoys Instruction in handicrafts sports and any other hobbles that | Interest them and divert | Shae energies into profitable chan ne Chief Leslie Hill sald today that | { the club will fold for good unless | | help is forthcoming immediately, Rjax WI Asked 'To Short Course | porter) The Ajax Women's In stitute have received an Invitation from the Brooklin Women's Insti. tute to attend nu short course, (one afternoon) to be held in the base ment of the township hall, Brook lin, on Tuesday, February 1st from Lab to 4 pm The subject of the course will he "Brighten Your Home With Col our', and will be demonstrated by | Miss Jeanne Armour, of the De partment of Home Fconomies, On tarlo Women's Institutes, Parlia ment Bulldings, Toronto Any ladies Interested in attend Ing are cordially invited, For fur ther Information call Ajax 376W or Ajax 720 The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, D, F Hutchinson, 28 Birch Crescent, Wednesday, January 26, at § pm, | Members please note MONDAY 7.4 WaGR One Ma CYRB-Perry "PM. 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Anyone interested in boys' | work and can teach any hand): | craft or can give leadership and conching in sports or help In any other way may get in touch with Chief Hill at the Pickering Police Station, Their offer will fe most welcome Pedestrian Injured By Car PICKERING Vietor Rudik, 16, of Bayview Road, R.R, 2, Plek- ering, is In Oshawa General Hos: pita with mild concussion and ruines suffered when he was hit by a ear on the Dixie Road at 3.30 pm. on Friday The driver of the car owned by the Ace Taxi Company was not charged The "hospital reports this morning that Rudik is In satisfactory con dition DOCTOR DIES ELMVALE, On, (CP)~Dr, Dun fan Corcoran, 69, who practised in| this district for 36 years before his | retirement about a year ago, died Cape Crocker on Bruce peninsula, Friday. Dr, Corcoran, horn orl came to Flmyale, 75 miles nort west of Barrie, In 1919 EVENING CKEY News; Corner FM Conlon's n's Family Mason Affaire on "M CKEY Conlon's WHENUN, report | Wai Gro Gildersieeve Ll ¢ FIBA on SHEAR Artiste iy News: ayorter WHEN Brice | WGK-Meel (he Press ah PF, CKLB-Rhythm Hendervous CHEY Little Show n mw, CKLR-Sarlight Bouvenirs Ahr N:-News UBL Bob MoMullen pit Dominion News Y:Nowsi Las Lye ¢ FRIENews: Sports 116 FM, CFRB Music Wa: Sports CIBC Cole Glee Club WHE N-Bruce Bradley Show Murrow Grable amd and and wor MoGes Mi Mm, Gilder: en and. 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DAILY TIMESGAZETTE, Saturday, January 2? 195 § we Neighborliness Shown In Time Of Emergency By LAURAL HWAMER Bri; days make a bright win. , Crisp frostiness gives an add. ed zest to life and a cosy fire and 8 book give a feeling of peace nnd security, However every time that the weather gets down to zero the danger of fire is ever present and gically many accidents happen, It i always appalling the number of ves lost 4 fires started by ovei hemted stoves usually In houses so constructed that they net like matchwood, Last night just as we thought that the end had come to a busy day we had a telephone call and the dreaded word "fire" filled our home with the awful fear which comes only with this force of de struction, In the country folks are inter: ested in their neighbors, They watch new building new business and any deviation from the regular with much interest, So it was that heii & very y young couple moved to our neighbo and built two very large greenhouses and start ed growing flowers It was most Interesting to follow this way of producing from (he good earth, Three crops a yewr under glass plants nurtured with loving care and coddled with extra warmth bloom in profusion und the neigh | bors watch and do the little things they con to be friendly and to help in a business way, Bo when the buliding adjoinging the greenhous- os where the huge furnace and holler, are housed inught fire we trembled for the folks who had in vested so mueh in a venture dif- ferent from the farming of our dis triet, In as few a seconds as it takes to jump into rubber boots and a cont our strong man was on his way and other neighbors were summoned (o ald: everyone turned out, The side of the barn roof was ablaze all along the slope. It was zero and the wind was blowing cold hut the men were able to hold the line until the fire brigade ar. rived from the nearby village. After the night of excitement it was a strange feeling fo realize that had the outcome of the fire heen different and the hullding de: stroyed the story would have heen news but words fall to tell the story In hearts and emotions when calamity is turned to good fortune news appeal is lost IL Is miraculous what people with emergency can do, There Is cause to wonder too al the speed and pre cision with whieh the small volun OBITUARY MRS, WILLIAM C. MURKAR Mrs, William C, Murkar, wife of the publisher and editor "of the Pickering News, passed away sud: denly on RIE morning. Mi Mar was Nery aot ue com. ni, ou & enon atte, Women's Auxiliary, Women's Mis: slonary Society, She taught Sun day School and sang in the choir at the United Church, Mrs, Murkar was born at Vasey, near Midland, she spent her girl: hood days at Blackstock, Ontario, | In 1919 she married William C. | Murkar and lived in Brantford and | Sheddon, Ontario until 1929 when the family returned to Pickering. Mrs, Murkar leaves to mourn her passing, Pid husband, three | sons Barry, Craig and Nell, one! sister, Mrs, (Leah) W, F. Jones of | Toronto and four grandchildren, The funeral service will be held In Pickering United Chur¢h on Sunday afternoon at 8 p.m,, casket will be open from 1.50 pm, Inter. ment at Erskine Cemetery, Aer fire-brigades con ork. Nos Sania io #0 fo work in the dark #4 ro peratures and certs is no pleasure to with w on this sort of night when the is blowing strong and : taking all the hanlicaps nd d i. advantages into cons felt that our Community was w dond very lortinile. i ter the excitement was over we went to Surv my 4a and I walked into P The flowers were all Five b me site ting there in the dim I posed and beautiful, Bome were oss thef had beens put to hed with covers and others were In lighted aress 10. keep them awake growing bul they cast a of quietness and right and The lovely smell of damp ates a feeling of pron A and forth rillity and rightness, The brave color of the azaleas snd the eyla- ment was like many banners on a day heavy with emotion, It was difficult to lose the aura of thanks fulness that those bright flowers gave and 11 found myself Lotti ually going back to the sight of them Instead of the damage left find the hopes that were almost ost It is a rare week that does not have some excitement and there has been sufficient for a few days but like every other outstanding event it leaves something with us, The good feeling of neighbors is always something to enjoy and there is no time like a time of need to see neighborliness exemplified, Sometimes in these modoern days this neighborlinss lis burid for a while and then just when some. one decries that country spirit is a thing of the past and a new need arises and -- "bing" -- the whole warmth and helpfulness J ¢ border. 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