1»AGE 24 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, 'MONDAY, MAY lg, 1949

CAN'T HELP OUTSIDE STUDENTS

No Extra Schoolrooms
Say Portage Trustees
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man., It was announced Friday that
May 16 . (Special)—Rural school Carol E. Crealock, daughter of
districts adjacent to Portage are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crealock, is
feeling the effects of classroom the winner of the Governor-Gen-
overcrowding, but city trustees are eral's Medal for general pro-
not in. a position to help by ab- ficiency at Portage collegiate in
sorbing non-residents into Por- 1948. The presentation will be
' tage schools. The Portage school made at graduation exercises in
' board Friday told a delegation the United church here June 10,
from the Nairn school district. by Hon. C. Rhodes Smith, Mani-
The delegation headed by Clark toba's minister of education.
Roberts, asked the Portage board • City trustees are arranging, a
to take in 22 pupils from that meeting with Dr. R. O., Mcfar-
district who were unable to be lane, deputy minister of education,
accommodated in their own school. to discuss the opening o£ a com-
The delegation offered to pay a mercial course in the Portage col-
per capita fee plus a bonus if
'their students could attend Por- legiate at the beginning of .the
fall term. It was also announced
tage schools.
The 22 students are at present high school the
Friday that annual provincial
sports meet will be
In a temporary classroom in the held in Portage June 4.
• west "end community hall in Por-
New School? School Staff Changes
Inspector E. F. Sirnms has told There were five. resignations
Nairn trustees he is not satisfied from the teaching staff effective
with the accommodation. Nairn June 30. Leaving the staff are
trustees must either get their pu- Mrs. J. Harcus, Miss. D. Leonhart,
pils into the city schools or build Miss. I. Earl, Miss B.. Barry and
a $10,000 school which, said Mr. Miss F. Rainbird. A year's leave
Roberts, would be empty in five of absence was granted Miss S.
years. Roy McKay, chairman of Ammeter. June 1 is the date set
the Portage board, pointed out for the home economics and boys
that the new 14-room school to shops achievement day. The board
be built here soon will hardly be recommended that any extra-
"enough to accommodate even their curricular activities 'outside the
" own pupils. Between now and 1953, Portage collegiate be properly
expected to be the peak year, the planned and supervised and that
Portage board may have to en- chaperons be provided in each in-
large its accommodation again stance where such activities take
Mr. McKay said. students out of the city.

.Relatives Seek Whereabouts

Of Immigrants From Europe
On behalf of relatives in Europe
the Red Cross is seeking to locate
e number of persons. Information
about their whereabouts is being
^received by the Manitoba division
-Of the Red Cross society, 3> Ken-
Tiedy street.
Anvma, Edward, born at Frlesland, Hol-
..land. May 16, 1900. Thought to have mov-
ed recently from California to Manitoba.
A. Van der Woude Inquiring.
Bast Ian, Mrs. Marie, nee Theobald,
43. Polish nationality and Protestant faith.
Last known address was Winnipeg in
193S. A niece, Marie Rosen, seeks news.
Baskinsky, Gregor and Maria, former-
ly Gidek or Gldnck. Both are of Catho-
lic religion. Both born at Stanylaw. Po-
land. Birth date of Maria Baskinsky, 1S9S;
Gregor, 1S96. Last known address of Gre-
gor BasXinsky was Quebec. A son, Jimmy
Baskinsky, is anxious for news.
Balahan, Hrynko. born 72 years ago
at Chodaczkow. Maly, Poland. Emigrated
to Canada in 1929 and is thought to have
ft farm. Last heard from in 1939. Helena
Zak seeks news.
Berch, Adolf, born at XVien. about
1S75. Came to America, 1910-1912. Last
known address was Canada. Gisela Dom-
, browski, a cousin, inquiring.
Botteher (Boettcher), Horst-Gunter. born
In Danzig, March 23, 1923. German na-
tionality. Last known address Montreal,
.Canada. His father, Paul Botteher. is
•nxious for information.
Denarski, Jozef. born in 1S91 at
Korolowka. Last known address was Win-
nipeg. Stefania Krzyzanowska inquiring.
Daniel, John and Henry, born in Hol2-
dorf. Schle swig-Hoist ein, Germany. One
• man is thought to be in Winnipeg - and
the other in Montreal. A nephew, Richard
'JDaniel, is anxious to locate them.
I> or ward, Rosa, born in 1SSS. Emigrated
in 1910. Last known address was Saskat-
chewan. A brother, Andreas Gewlner,
•eeks news.
Dobrzuiikl, Stanlslaw.. born 43 years
ago at Chorostkow, Poland. Immigrated
to Canada with his family in 192S. Last
heard from ~In 1939 from Winnipeg. A
cousin, Josef Dobrzanski, is anxious for
news. _____^
Before faking
, Ens, Abraham, born at Neukirch. Uk
rsino, about 50 years ago. Last known
address was Alberta in 1936. Jakob Regehr
inquiring.
GarboUnskt, Michal, shoemaker, about
60 years old. Son of Mikolaj and Maria.
Last heard from in 1939. A cousin, Piotr
Slowinski, seeks news.
Grams, Richard and Olga, both born
In Skolobow. Russia. The couple are of
Gorman nationality but were probably
former Russian citizens. Richard Grams
was born in 1909 and Olga Grams, 1911.
They emigrated in 1923 and were known
to be living in Winnipeg. Mrs. Hertha
Pohl, nee Jabs, inquiring.
Grossman. Mrs. Martha, nee Wezorke-
itz. born in Xugan, Lubartow, Oct. 19,
1SS5. Husband. Gustav Grossmann, born
Aus. 13. 1SSH. Daughter, Lydia, born
July 4. .1907. Baptist religion. Last known
address was Winnipeg. jV. sister. Mrs. Olga
Maasch, is anxious for news,
Ouschul, Tchtima. and Peter (formerly
amorskl). born at Ketschura, Roumanla.
Both about SO.. Last heard from in 1941
from Montreal. A brother, Kaslan Sam-
orski. seeks news.
HUtlebrand. Helnrich, born about 1878.
Emigrated about 1900. Anna Mucke,
cousin, inquiring.
llciysiyn, Barbara, approximately 50,
daughter of Teodora i Magdalyen. Last
known address was Winnipeg. Michal
Grabiec inquiring.
Janlcka, Katarzyna, born 1S70 Korolow-
ka. daughter of Jana I Marii. Last known
address WHS Winnipeg. Stafania Krzyzan-
owska seeks hews.
, Peter, about 70; Willi, about
39 years of age. Both formerly of Halb-
stadt, U.d.SS.R. Emigrated in 1913. Heln-
rich. Frieda and Maria Gorte sought by
same party. Helnrich Gorte. born In Sara-
tow-Wolga. U.d.SS.H. about GO years ago.
Frieda and Maria Gorte born In Halbstadt.
Mrs. Katharlna Meier, formerly Harder,
anxious for news.
Jnrema, Mykola, waiter, born at Hnat-
kowychi, Poland. Last heard from in 1939.
Thought to have lived near Toronto.
Greek-Catholic religion. Sought by a cou-
sin. Josyp Iwaniuch.
Jiircma, Karolina, sought.by a brother,
Josef Rzepa.'
Ke»terke, Eduard. came to Canada
In 3913. Thought to be a farmer. A niece,
Heril Kesterke, is anxious for news.
JKlepsch, Franz, farmer, born aboul
1SSO. Came to Canada about 1905. Lasl
known address was Winnipeg. Heard
from in 1939, Katharina Hack inquiring,

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AUTO
Kcm-al, Jan, born in Pozhoree, par-
ish of Swir. county o£ Swienciany. prov-
ince of Wilno, Poland. Sought by a ne-
phew, Bronislnw Pasternak.
When you've seen the attractive lines of Pontiac for '49, you
only know half the story. When you glance at the prices, you'll
IN WINNIPEG
Kri-lschcr, Krisllan, farmer, born OL-
IO, 1S93,' in Senajkaschscntiwan. Yugo-
slavian. Emigrated in 1927. A daughter know the climax — that Pontiac, the most beautifiil thing on
Krlstina Groszer. is anxious to locate him.
Kutilmnnn (Colmann), Helnrich and wheels, can be bought for much less than you expected.
family. Born at Negenborn u. Stadtolden
dorf 'Krels Holzminden. German national-
ity. Came to America Dec. 11. 1S84
Known to have had six children. Last
Ml the integrity, all the fine features you deserve . . . like
known address was New Brunswick. thrift and power, dependability and comfort, safety and ease-j
Robert Kuhlmann, a nephew, seeks news.
KtisnIerC7.ftlt, Adlbert, about 75. Emi-
grated In 1905 or 1906. Mrs. BartkowskL of-driving . . . they're all built into Pontiac.
a sister, is seeking news.
Mnpi'l. Amalia, nee Schroder, born
190S in Lanschka Krs. Schedlltz. Parents
were Simon and Marianne Schroder, for-
And yet — the price is so close — so very close — to the lowest
merly Bayer. Came to Canada in 1928
Last heard from in 1939. German na- that it's being applauded all over the country!
tionality. Lydia Eatke inquiring.
MIller> John, about 72. Moved to Win-
nipeg between 1900 and 1905. Last heard Because Pontiac offers such truly remarkable value, more and
from in 193S. Franz Muller, a brother, Is
anxious for news. more people, everywhere, are insisting that only Pontiac is
Nikolas, Andreas, born at Kursakow
Russia. Emigrated in 1942. A nephew,
Andreas Nikolas, anxious for news, acceptable. Such popularity means, of course, that your Pontiac
.Muenz, Richard, fanner, formerly lived
at Antonsdorf, East Prussia. Came to Can- dealer may not be able to make delivery without some delay.
ada in 3925. A friend, Adolf Figur. seeks
news,
NovoMid. Mario, born at .Horhkiw, But production lines are rolling as fast as Pontiac's high standard
Ukraine. 190S. Moved to Canada In 392R
Last known address Canada. Marynluk
Wolodymyr. a friend, inquiring.
of quality will permit . . . so keep in touch with your dealer,
T'etfs/,. Anna, born at Lukawica Wyzn who is anxious to add your name to the ever-growing list of
Poland, about 1900. Daughter of Andre
Petesz and Barbara Burak deceased. Lasf
known address In 3939 was Winnipeg proud, enthusiastic Pontiac owners.
Kiehl about 60 years of agn. son ol
Georg Kiehl. Profession, pastor. Last
known address was Winnipeg. A cousin,
Mathllde Bechtloff, nee Riehl, Inquiring,
Holler, Robert, farmer, born In Poland,
Price includes Standard Factory

LOANS Lutheran religion. Came to Canada follow-

ing the first world war. Mrs. Olga Steinke
seeks news. Person sought Is an uncle o;
Mrs. Steinke's husband.
Kotfor, John, born at Batzdorf, Czecho-
Equipment, Dominion Sales and Excise
Taxes amounting to $227.77 but not

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slovakia. 1S70. Fanner. Sought by a ne-

'50 to'1,000 phew, Richard Bntke.

ftert is bow you can obtain a
lota on your auto while the car
remains in your possession.
Existing liens consolidated.
1. Personal Loans $50 to $1,000
or more made for any good
purpose even though car not
fully paid.
2. Refinancing — Present high
monthly payments refinanced
for smaller amounts and extra
cash can often be obtained at
the same time.
3. Auto Repairs — You can pay
for cost of heavy repairs by
spreading amount out over
many months here through a
loan on your car.
1. If you want to sell your car
we can finance the prospec-
tive purchaser if he cannot
pay yoa full cash. Ask us for
details.
5. If you wish to boy a car—we
can f i n a n c e the •> purchase
. usually at lower down pay-
ments than ordinarily re-
Saivri, Jozefa, thought to be living In
Winnipeg. Sought by a relative, Karolina
Derkacz.
SreuT/.uk, Oleska, born at Brusno Stare
Working as a farmer when last heard
including License Fee or Provincial and
from In 193S. Came to America before
the first world war. Sought ,by a ne-
phew. Mykola Kostluk.
Municipal Taxes where these apply.
Wftldmon. John, left his home in 1939
At that time he apparently left Strass-
waklen. coming to Canada Srom Lak- Ii tub|«t to chang* wltWt iwtla and wtaM*
burjr. His mother, Mrs. Anna Waldmari,
is anxious for news of him.
WiUlnsEus, David, born In 1902. Came
to Canada In 1928. Farmer. Albert Fried-
erlcl, cousin, seeks news,
GOT YOUR TEETH
A P R O D U C T OF O C N I R A l M O T O R S
INTO THAT DEAL?
NIX, SAYS DENTIST
VANCOUVER, May 16 <CP) —
If you want, to keep your teeth
where they belong — and not in
a glass of water — just stop worry-
ing.
It seems tf'e're becoming a nation
of teeth-gritters.
That's the advice of Dr. Merril
G, Swenson of the University of
Oregon. He was a -speaker Friday
at the 33rd annual convention of
the British Columbia Dental asso-
ciation.

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quired. Ask us to finance your
next new or used car.
6. Insurance — Too may arrange
insurance through your own
broker or we can arrange it
for you through various well-
known agencies.
PERSONAt
Under tension, he said, the first
thing you do is set your teeth
"Then you gnash and grind them,'
he continued, "and weaken the
bone. Next time '_you eat you're
on a diet of French toast ant
milk."
Worst teeth-gritters, he said, are
motorists. But just how you're
going to stop worrying, Dr. Swen^

FINANCE son doesn't know. He isn't worry-

Cor. Edmonton and Graham

ing about it. He wants to preserve
his teeth.
CO. OF CANADA WOLFEVILLE, N.S. CCP)—Th<
2nd Floor, 400 Porligc Avc. cornerstone of the new civic build
T«l. 926 408 ing was laid here recently. The
555,000 building -was-•started las
C. R. Scott. Manager fall and is now near" completion
Various civic department! will b'
centralized in the new building.