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ival | 18 coing next fel. ith the a gala Deeled And for selling Ws. Doris hursday, June 8, 1950 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 16 longer live in Oakville, last Saturday's reunion. book up to date. | FROM NEAR AND FAR CAME -- YESTERYEAR'S H. S. GRADS Below is a listing of Oakville Hi - Here, Grads, is an opportun igh School Old Boys and Old. Girls who no but who journeyed from many scattered points to 'attend ity to bring your address TORONTO ry Richardson, 168 Isabella Si D! Galbreath, 00 I. Gulledge, 468 Elm Rd. Jul Inge, 1565 Danforth Ave. 180 Marguerett: rold Decker, St. Bob Black, 57 King George Rd. Ada heskey, 21 Belvale Ave. fMrs. L. Arthur, 98 Grey Road dele Johnston, Nurses' dence, St. Michael's Hospital WMrs. D. Smyke, 112 Beverly St. IN. Dankiw, 147 Aileen Ave. Mary Dankiw, 147 Aileen Ave. arg. Simmons, fien Wilson, 67 Dunn Ave. Mrs. Helen Saunders, hill Ave. Joe Barnicke, 10 Governor's Rd. ida Teskey, 21 Belvale Ave. WH. Cadwallader, flyy Perkins, 287 Avenue Rd. Ro Atm Tendall en Pernt Tweed, Ont. z me | Mrs. Mary Richards, 172 Forest foie | Tetray, Sherbourne [MEE May, Biehards - ; Mrs. Mildred Fisher, 87 King St. Betty Clarke, 456 Clebeholme | MS; Mildred Ii: K. W. Johnston, 216 Balliol st. [MI & Mrs. Vernon Belyea, 17 Mlirs. Eleanor Ramsay, | thorpe Rd. ot McNeil, Apt. A9 245 Howland Ave., farold Robertson, 85 Chudleigh Ave. v 5 Bill Munro Robertson, 85 Chud- | leigh Ave. § ida Miller, 36 Meadowvale Dr. PBLois' Hutchins, 26 Duggan Ave. | ¥ Barbara Lee, 29 Joseph St. Wosephine Battle Phillies, St. Michael's Hospital [Wilcen Lehman Leggat, 100 Dun- [8 cdin Drive : ill Leggatt, 100 Dunedin Dr. Tike Mallon, 127 Spring-Hurst Ave. BRONTE icorge Breckon en Pollock Nairn Roberts BNoel McKim Irs. R. J. Tipping Drs Frank Sullivan, R.-R. 1 [Woyce English Highfield Elaine Cornell Ir. & Mrs. Robert Joyce Irs. M. Heslop, R.R. 1 Sill Cudmore rank Sullivan, R.R. 1 OTHER CENTRES Jyron Pickard, #1 Nottingham Dr., Islington Ruth Sinclair, Clarkson Irs. T. E. Morgan, Ripley, Ont. G. Wall, dith Harris, Brockville, Irs, Burlington, Ont. 173 James St. Ont. oris Lawrence, Port Credit, Ont. 'ampbell ton, Ont. Smith, R.R. 2, Bramp- rold Byers, 456 Oakmount Rd. ry Patterson; 9 Duncan Ave. 71 Melbourne Ave. iWern Saunders, 47 Thornhill Ave. s. Marion Boaz, 229 Broadway Resi- W. A. Simmons, 17 Carling Ave. 17 Carling Ave. 47 Thorn- Mr. & Mrs. D. Ford, 29) Four Oaks Gate Mrs. Kay Moore, 66 Kingsmount. Blvd. Mrs. Helen Thornton, 51 Maple Ave. i. Gibson, 212 Prince Edward Drive 0 iow | Tessie Girvin, UE Jean Swayze, 73 Yorkview | Joss Ee = + Ave. |Mrs. C. Englebrecht, 129 Charl oldie Cayne, 131 Mont Joy ave. | MIS CF ton iin BE BR SRI he mei 996 Weston Rd. 12 Grim- Walker Anderson, 98 London St. S., Hamilton, Ont. Mrs. t| son St, Bellwood, IIL. K. Lehman, Geraldton, North Ont. Mrs. McCallum, 102 Pearl St. Hamilton, Ont. Jack Kelly, 206 Douglas Ave. a Lakeville R. F. Ford, 34 Weston St. Guelph Connie Pruneau, Mimico Frank Pruneau, Mimico Mrs. Charles Chisholm, Niagara Falls Douglas Pirie, Aylmer, Ont. R.C.A.F. Station, Ken Sargent, 942 Dawson Ra., 'Windsor, Ont. Gordon Buch, Sheridan, Ont. Marion Crawford, Essex, Ont. Mrs. F. Hodge, Newmarket, Ont. Harold F. Kent, 1826 Symmes St., Niagara Falls. Chas. Chisholm, 1014 Beg Rd, Niagara Falls, Ont. Donald Smith, Barrie, Ont. Ken Parkin, 75 Kipling Ave. N., Islington. Mrs. Joyce Denison, Queen Vic- toria Ave, Lorne Park, Ont. Verna Kingston, ! Burlington, Ont. Maple Avenue, Helen Kingston, Maple Avenue, Burlington, Ont. Mary Graham, 212 Base Line Rd., London 171 Greenfield gar, Ont. Stan Turner, R.R. 1, Hornby Bill Meikle, Kitchener, Ort. Avalon Ave, Stoney Creek Mrs. St, Irene Fortner, London, Ont. 24 Dundas St, 317 Emery Barbara Snyder, Oakville, Ont. Mrs. Vera Philpott, Ave, Mrs. Ont. 121 Glentie Hamilton, Ont. Dorothy Fraser, Petawawa, Mrs. Hugh McGregor, 1853 Rich- mond St, Windsor, Ont. Hugh McGregor, 1853 Richmond St., Windsor, Ont. Mrs. Marjory Fraser, 515 Soule Blvd, Ann Arbor, Mich, Jean Chamberlain, Douglas Ave., Milton George Sythes, co Dr. Ballard, Thtstletown Ross Sincl: Clarkson i etrude Tur Hamilton Bill Booth, Milton Gladys Morden, Midland Watson Ave. Diana Clark, Yorkleigh Ave, Weston Reg Nulands, ¥Aldershot Mrs. C. Wrigglesworth, R.R. 2, Georgetown Mrs. F. W. Chisholm, Hornby Dennis Davies, Newmarket Elmer Gittings, Kane Rd. Port dit Cre Gerald Allen, 79 Donegal Dr., Leaside Kathleen Peake, Staff Residence, Ont. Hospital, St. Thomas, Ont. Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Johnston, 31 St. Cuthbert's Rd. Leaside, Ont. Marion Prueter, 81 Mary St., Huntsville, Ont. Mr. & Mrs. W. J. A. Stewart, Fergus, Ont. Mr. & Mrs. George Stewart, Sanford Ave, Hamilton 90 'erne Simmons, Clarkson, Ont. J. Becker, 3509 West Jack- Chris Stensson, Sheridan Tommy Lee, Ingersoll Robinson Prosser, Copetown Florence Mears, Burlington, Ont. Ada Fryers, 48 New St, Burling- ton, Ont. Muriel Smith Nulands, Aldershot Dorothy Lyle Mason, 188 Roth- say Ave, Hamilton Barbara Culham, Ave., Windsor Williard Fish, 1253 Elsmere Newmarket, Ont. Mary Fish, Newmarket, Ont. Jean Gilbert, Kingsville, Ont. Bob Kent, 119 Church St, Wes- ton Mavix Headlam, 17 Dennison Rd. Weston Enid Patterson' Speck, Clarkson Doris Patterson Speck, Clarkson L. Herridge, Clarkson Doris Bumby Blanchard, R.R. 2, Freeman Ivan C. Hardy, 18 Braemar St., Manor Pk, Ottawa, Ont. Jim Dymock, Port Credit, Ont. Ross Cowan, Palermo, Ont. Mary Swift, 280 Queen St. W., Guelph, Ont. Ralph Fish, R.R. 1, Oakville Ronald Quigley, Sheridan, Ont. Douglas Stead, Belmot Ave. derwood Al- Kay Stansbury McLean, Trafal- gar P.O. Peg Firms Strike Novel Example In Raising Flood Funds Several of the larger corpora- tions in the Winnipeg area have hit upon a 'novel idea. for_ raising money for the Manitoba Relief Fund. For the past two weeks most workers in large firms have been putting in a great deal of over- time due to the floods. "They have been' moving stock, building dykes, pumping out basements and performing all the other jobs a flood-battered city must do to stay alive. Their overtime pay mounted, and in some cases was actually more than the normal salary of the workers. When pay-day came around the workers got together and decided to turn all their overtime pay 'to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund, In many cases their own homes were flooded and they realized that the work of the Flood Re- lief Fund is vital to the thous- ands who have been made home- less In Southern Manitoba. Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportun- ity. 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