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THE JOURNAL. Oakville-Trafalgar, Centennial Issue. June 27, 1957 TOWARF Rehearsal Proves Real Search p.m. and spent nearly two hours searching the area before receiving word over walkie-talkies that the crew had reached home safely. Skippered by B ill McLean, TOW AR F assistant searchmaster, was the " B.J." and the TOW ARF pa trol boat under searchmaster Rudy Back, searched from Oakville to Port Credit. The Port Credit Res cue Unit searched east as far as Toronto, and the Toronto Harbor Police searched west to Port Credit. Another TO W AR F vessel, skip pered by George Green, covered the area from Bronte to Oakville. The midnight search was the culmination o f a day o f activity for TOW ARF, which turned out seven assorted vessels Sunday morning, after two five-gallon cans had been carefully placed, partlysubmerged, out in the lake. The cans, dropped three miles out from Bronte, before the alert was given, were recovered two hours and fou r minutes from the time the alarm went out. The 35 crew members taking part were under the direction of searchmaster Rudy Back, in misty and choppy waters, and the whole operation, including radio commu M ANITOUW ADGE, Ont., (C P ) nication on the walkie-talkies sup A 38-year-old Romanian with the plied by the L om e Scots regiment, nam e Sam Andrews is one o f many was under the direction o f Tra European immigrants building new falgar Chief Fred Oliver. lives at this northern outpost on the m ining frontier. Manitouwadge is a copper-m in in g community o f 1,000, hidden in the rugged country 50 m iles north o f Lake Superior about midway betw een the Lakehead and Sault Ste. M ade. Here, many like Sam are trying to recoup the years lost facing death, im prisonm ent and hardship during and after the Second W orld W ar. A m iner here can build a stake by earning as much as $30 a day. Many countries are repre sented am ong the immigrants -- Germans, Italians, Poles, Scandina vians and m en from the British Isles. Sam Andrew s was 21 when he m arched with a Romanian infan try brigade in 1941, attached to the German w ar machine. He was captured in Russia and put in prison camp. Most o f his comrades accepted an offe r to join the Rus sian forces, he said, but he es caped and spent the remainder of the war as a partisan. W hen the war ended Sam was a political outcast in Russian-domi nated Romania. He spent the next tw o years in the hills o f Romania and Yugoslavia, hiding from Com munist forces. A s E urope slow ly recovered, Bam wandered from country to eountry seeking security and free d o m from refugee camps. H e spent 1949 as a m iner in the Belgian A successful' test-run of TOW A R F on Sunday m orning turned the real thing Sunday night, when the organization was alerted to search fo r a missing ketch, con taining a Burlington man and three boys, including his son. Mrs. Ted C foss, o f Smith Ave nue, Burlington, reported to the Oakville police Sunday night that h e r .husband, her son Stephen, 15, with Sandy Marshall and Jack Hopper, all o f Burlington, had not returned from Toronto in the 24fo o t ketch " Vagabond" although they w ere reported to have left the Queen City at noon. The vessel was skippered by A . S. Marshall, o f Burlington. The vessel turned up safe and sound at Bronte at 1 a.m. after having to tack against stiff winds during the 13-hour run from To ronto. . , In the meatime, TO W AR F had alerted tw o o f its boats at 11:30 E N D OF STEAM ERA I N SW ASTIKA SRAND UNION // In all Grand Union stores to celebrate the opening of two Grand Union Su per M ark e ts In T o ro n to .. . celebrate the holiday with these SALE SEE SUMMER JAMOOREE Wed., July 3 -9 .3 0 p.m .-Channel 11 Twin V$lue$-Buy 'em by the pait All prices effective Jun. 17, 21, 2* Quality M a id Grade " A " Large Size S ava Adra Is Now Sam Andrews At Lake Superior Town Demolition of a coal tower built in Swastika, Ont., in 1938 signals the end of the days when locomotives of Ontario North land railway used coal. Now that dieselization has taken place, the tower was no longer needed. Two charges of dynamite were placed in the concrete supports. When they exploded, the concrete was blown away and steel suports buckled, bringing tower down. ... GINGER ALE PINEAPPLE JUICE SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT Clover Leaf Fancy Sockeye F r e s h p a k EGGS 289 O OLI J a ck lm ser S T O n tE s 2 2 2 30-oz. b t l . 48-oz. cant 72-oz. cans 25 59 8 9 v.::- 5 9 < SALMON 2 89 G r a n dU n i o n-- G e n u i n e SALAD DRESSING 2 M i r a c l eW h i p A y l m e r 14-07. leu Lana fredda finest 65< 89c 59c DILL PICKLES G r a n dU n i o n W h o l e o rS l i c e d P l a i n o rS a r l i c 2 SALAD DRESSING 2 2 2 C Q J J ( n-M. i e r s Sweet Pickles C h o c o l a t eC r e a m M i x e d ,W a f e r M u s t a r d o rR e l i s h 2 s? 59< 2 a. 69° 39« 5 9 STUFFED OLIVES T l l l y 'j * o i . K e n t i « r . BISCUITS H e i n z D a r e ' s PEANUT BUTTER ! K i T C H U P -! l .M . ih e i n zc a m p s i d eb e a n i- 16-02. f a r t 59c St O F F P A C K SPAGHETTI »T O M A T OS O U P * V E G E T A B L ES O U P I n T o m e * o S a u c e 2 C on go. Eventually he secured a visa fo r Canada, reaching T oronto in 1952. But he found that city " too b ig " a n d ca m e to Manitouwadge. His n am e -- Sam Andrews -- is · b ro a d English translation o f his p r o p e r n am e -- Savu Adra. ITALIAN TROPICAL 50% SILK you days. real 1u IU JM U S T A * D « o i . HEINZ SNAK PAK mm 0% HEINZ SOUP PAK i 22 ij .,,. " 50% WOOL c-o-o-1 comfort RCAF M eteorologist Invents Telescope JA W , Sask., (C P ) M em b e rs o f the M oose Jaw Astro n o m ica l Society have a new 60-' p o w e r telescope to do their observ in g and photographic work. P ride o f the Society's score or m ore o f members, the box-shaped device is the brainchild o f Frank (pushing, a m eteorologist at the R C A F station here. He spent most o f his spare time for months grinding the six-inch lens. M ounted so that it can be ele vated through an arc o f 180 de grees, o r swing in a com plete circle, the `scope has been prom ised a new and m ore permanent h om e than Mr. Cushing's backyard to. this city. Arrangem ents are being com pleted fo r the location o f a soci ety observatory at the Saskatche wan Teachers' College here. W hen plans are com pleted, it w ill be m ounted on concrete piles as the main piece o f the observation sta tion. Installation is expected to be don e in time fo r Moose Jaw obser vers to share in observation during th e International Geophysical Y ear, starting July 1. But fo r the present it has its home in Mr. Cushing's back yard. Members o f the society gather there nightly to gaze at the hea vens and practice their photo graphy. Most use their own small telescopes, but the big attraction is th e new 60-power viewer. T h e M oose Jaw society w ill take part in a num ber o f Geophysical Y ear projects. The most ambitious w ill b e a daily report on aurora observations between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. daily. These reports w ill b e m ade fo r an 18-months period and w ill be forw arded to Ottawa fo r co-relation with observations from other centres. M eteor observation w ill also be made. And, when the U.S. space satellite is in position early in 1958, the society w ill take part in w orld w ide " Operation Moonwatch," to plot the satellite's posi tion each night. PECU LIAR POLL O ddly enough, the first vote on a by-law to prohibit the sale of spirituous liquors in this area was held in the Oakville House, the tow n's oldest hotel MOOSE Handsomely Tailored to give · Serviettes c$ r # 2 :& ' 29c French's Mustard *# 29c ·f»* * Hamburg Buns^M 2, o r 4 5 c e m p s t e r ' sO AC. Wiener Roils lp k g .o fI 4 'o r * J 3C FROSTADE 2 P k ,, 11c i i r u i l I I V ToiletSoip 9 » · · » . 91 r n tn LUA | n C o | o u r i ^ tin £ 11* Frozen Food FROZEN PEAS B I R D S O E Y E £ 1 2 m . p k g s . OOJg C throughout the hot summer FLIT I n s e c tB o m b 1 0 o z .s i z e 98 c FLIT M o t h p r ,r,# m b io -o tIk , 98c ORANGE JUICE F R E S H P A K FROZEN 2 '55 47c 2P k8 s . 29c Picnic Plates L i l y 7 o i .s i l t 2pk,,.25c Gold Drink Gups 7· 2 for 89c CHARCOAL BAGS R a p R l t e O o r 57c o l l s A i f Waxed Paper 100' R 2 re u s 75c H"xai' Saran Wrap M o t h e r O k g s .29C O o o s e mm p Drinking Straws C o l o u r e d 1 0 o z . b a g 59c n y d e r ' s Potato Chips S u s . 37c e s t o n ' s Marshmallows W · BEIGE · GREY · NAVY Sizes 38 to 44 FANCY OVEN-READY GRADE " A" MATURE HEN Centennial SPECIAL Regular $ 0 Q 5 O B r a n dU n i o n T oI n s u r eF r e s h n e s s TURKEYS 45 10 to 16 lbs. lb. Delicious Hot or Cold L A M B L E G S g* a CHO ICE G R A D I W HOLE OR HALF M a p l eL e a f lb. 2 55 f o r mm SKINLESS WIENERS 2 A M a p l eL e a f SKINLESS SAUSAGE 2 S G r a n dU n i o n SLICED BACON l l b .s e a l e d p k g . 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