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WILL ron The nuuuau bails heap puriog tron airways 0s hawas Grandviow Go Club ved with the discovery oi this cadla at 61 balls niar tbe duhhouse The culprit tur ned out to be squirrel but not the one in this picture Hal stuiied Photo 39 CANADIAN llllmms Ontario Tirafii urier ids Perils nithe capitals Con Efir hm ES of st lederatlon Square was put out before any damage was caused sevenOver Wékéfid By This cannons Panes Only Saskatchewan and Brit ish Columbia were tree at io talities during the weekend while other provinces nttiered heavy tolls haiilc mishaps accounted tor 23 of country wide total 19 latsilties in survey iii The Canadian Press irom pm local time Friday to Sun day midnight Road accidents took seven lives in Ontario in in Due bec our in each ol Alberta and New Brunswick where three youths died in one ear two in iNolla Scotlaand one in Man to Sixteen other iatalites eon neeted with weekend activities were counted Six persons died in tires three in Ontario two an Quebec and one in Nova Sco Four persons were drowned one in each of Newioundiand PrinceEdward island Quebec andfltlanitoha New Bruns wick mandled in all down staircase Newtonndiander was accidentally shot in Ontario youth was also troculed when his model plane hit high power line child died in parking lot accident and mother was ecrangled by drape cord man tell to his death repairing his roof The survey does dotoount normal deaths industrial iatal lties or known suicides The Ontariodead Jean Lalondeh as Friday night when he was shuckby car about miles northeast x1253 arsonage 15 mon Saturday when hit by car in parking lot outside his par ents Toronto apartment Alexander Joseph Gregory 40 when his carwent out of controland hit hydro pole in TorontoSaturday James Lepard 74 in fire which destroyed his Meaiord home Saturday Umberto Shrisea when car struck hydro pole in Ham ilton Saturday lllodel Airplane Cable Brushes High Tension Line Boy Killed TORONTO GP 16year old suburban Scarborough youth was eiectrocuted Sunday when the metal control cable of his model airplane touched 115000volt high tension line The cracking bolt settlre to the clothing of the victim Ken nethvGrant The yoilth was flying his mo del plane with three others Leon Basketville 18 Kenneth McMillan5 andhiamus Mar tin 17 all of Scarborough None oi theothers was hurt on tire and so was the grass all around him The three youths beat out the flames rooms EAFFLED HAMILTON or Two year old Stephen Stewart of Dundee died Sunday alter he was found unconscious on the parking lot of the church where he was attending Sunday school Provincial police said they are battled as to what caused the boys injuries They said they believe he was either hit The Baskerville boy said my Warren and struck his had warned the flier three not to fly the planes near the power lines dont know why they insisted on going there he said We usua listen to me Bask ville described the tra gedy There was sheetoi electricity is poweriui crack We couldnt see Ken be head An autopsy may be performed today Severaichfldren were play ing in the lot of the Church of the Nazarene in BeverlyTown ship at the time polioe saldnbut none saw the boy injuredn ian Siiwinski to Saturday in all imm theroot oi his Tor onto home Kenneth Grant 16 ot Scar borough when model plans he was lying hit power wire dead he was electrocutedpsun ay Stephen Stewart at Don das Sunday in parking lot death uncertain James Doyle so oi Orllll Saturday in fire in his roo ing house Lloyd Vigor 22 of Norwi Sunday in the which de slroyed an apartment building Joseph Wesgarth 51 Satur day night near Killaioe when his car leitthe road Linda Marie Brewer Sun day when she was strangled on drape cord in her Hamilton home Edna Beryl Courtney 500 Windsor in oar crash Friday night in downtown rWlndsor Gilles Ralnvilie 21 Sunday when hisear crashed into an ni Sudbury from the vlew 0111 mini who wasgparldng his next to the Parsonage cart The boy was tied to the bumper with long leash MINERS DIE IN FIRE CHBOUGAMAU Que CPl Two miners were burned to death and 10 others were in jured in tire that destroyed mine hunkhouse here Saturday ille bodies at Sam Mclsaac 23 and Denis Auclsir 28 Were found in the rubble oi the Campbell Chibougamau mine domliory Chihougameu is 260 miles northwest oi Quebec City Four of the injured had to be 145 miles to the southwest sui iering severe burns and shock They were identified as Al phonse Coke 19 Rene St Innis 36 Tony Gartolo 15 and Frank lohlison Fiity men were in the Dubai dormitory Ina neon lash out and then vane Mael mysan oven TORONTO or lemnnth old boywas kilie Sunday when aoar ran over him in an apart was enveloped in burst of meat building parking lot where light Then saw him thaground He moved ain his legquivered th he Was clothes were be washed to th hisparents car to keep him trorn running on theroad Bandy Parsonage was hidden Factions Taking nOnBllsinessv in the officers the International ski said Mill and smelter 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