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Brooks Room Back Talk Dreaming CPRE News} Sports; erry-Go-Round My People WGR-Glacy's Basement 12:00 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News; Musicv CBL-News CKEY-News; House Party CFRB-News; Sports; Merry-Go-Round WGR-News; Glacy's Basement WBEN-News: Orch. Music LOST AND FOUND RASBOURG, Sask. (CP)--Mrs. nderson lost her wedding and gement rings during a picnic | ar ago at nearby Long Lake. summer, when the famity re- | d to the' same site, the rings found in the sand--untar- d and good as mew. | "A CONDEMNS LITTERBUGS VANCOUVER (CP)--Don"t be a "litterbug," appeals the British Columbia Automobile Association. litterbug," says Association president Harry Duker, "is one who leaves a trail of paper, boxes and bits of food along the high- way." 'German air force destroyed the Fleet Street Yields Bones 1.000 Years Old By SIDNEY TAYLOR LONDON (Reuters)--In a quiet corner of Fleet street, archeoclo- gists working in the ruins of St. Bride's church are unfolding a story that had its beginnings in the first century of the Christian era. Long and patient excavating has revealed more than 1,000 years of history among thousands of human bones discovered beneath the church on the site of one of the early outposts of Roman civiliza- tion in Britain. Six hundred coffins have been found and more than 1,000 skulls have been sent to Cambridge Uni- versity for research into the chang- ing characteristics of the Briton. Research will be directed by one of the greatest authorities on ar- chaic anatomy and pathology, Prof. Frederic Wood Jones of the Royal College of Surgeons. In the catacombs, bones lie everywhere, knee - deep, waist- deep, sometimes in loose mounds, sometimes in tidy squares of skulls and thigh bones, arranged alter- nately in chess-board pattern. The excavations would never have started but for the war. On the night of Dec. 29, 1940, the church of St. Bride's, built by Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723), the architect of St. Paul's cathedral, to replace the 15th-century church lost in the great fire of London in 1666. All that survived the raid were four walls and the superb tiered reached the level of mdtural un- disturbed earth they had uncov- ered the remains of three earlier churches. The earliest of these is a Saxon apse, the arched semi - circular recess where the altar stood. The fact that the original St. Bride's stood outside the city walls of those days indieates it was built on the site of a Roman cemetery and thus had been used contin- uously as a burial place since the first century. The archeologists are convinced that they have found London's oldest known church. The disordered state in which many of the bones haye been found recalls the angry words of Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) in his diary. Three years before the great fire, Pepys wanted to bury his brother there. He was disgusted when the verger, explaining that they were already overcrowded, offered for sixpence to "jostile' the other bones together to make room. There will be no more burials at St. Bride's once all the bones sent back. St. Bride's will be re- built as a new church for printers and journalists. Godfrey Allen, surveyor of St. Paul's cathedral, and an authority on Wren, is the architect. His task is to restore St. Bride's in such a way that the remains of all four churches are preserved. The Stuart vault will become a clumbarium, the mediaeval crypt a sacristy, the Wren vault, the charnel h and the 18th-cen- spire which is part of the cl silhouette, Wren's silhouette, London. Sixteen months ago the Roman and Mediaeval London Excavation Council began work under the dir- ection of W. F. Grimes, head of the London museum. Helped by a plan left by an 18th-century curate, Rev. John Pridden, they discovered several charnel houses and an arched medieval crypt also filled with bones. The centuries came off in layers as they dug--17th, 16th, 15th, 14th, through Stuart times to Tudor and Plantaganet, back to the Dark Ages between the Roman occupa- tion and the return of civilization with St. Augustine. By the time the diggers had TELEVISION PROGRAMS CBLT -- CHANNEL 9 THURSDAY 5:00--Telestory Time 5:15--Children's Film 5: :30--Ramar of the Jungle of id 7:30--Sportsmen's Corner 8:00--Film 9:30--Symphony Concert 10:00--Hans ~in the Kitchen 5 FRIDAY 5:00--Cowboy Corner 6:00--~Music 7:00--Tabloid 7:30--Ascot Race 8:00--Foreign Intrigues 8:30--Stock Car Races 9:30--T.V. 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William F. Cody, 'Buffalo Bill," first became famous as a rider of the Pony Express. removed to Cambridge have been. HARMONY Friends Honor Mills Family QUEENIE FLETCHER Correspondent HARMONY--Mr. and Mrs Jesse Mills were pleasantly surprised a few evenings ago, when a group of their friends paid them a call. The nature of this call was reveal- ed later in the evening, when these folks, who had brought along refreshments and gifts, honored this couple. The occasion of this presentation, made by members of a Eu club of many years standing, was a- sort of farewell party. Mr. and Mrs. Mills and family, who have lived in this community for several years, are moving to the Northway Court area this week-end, where they will make their new home. A very pleasant evening was spent a boat trip down the uenay River. They are Mrs. orman Price, Mrs. 8. McCullough, Mrs. J. T. Dalby, and Miss Amy Jack- son. Mrs. William Redmond of Chat- anooga, Tenn., who is here visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jackson, does not mind the heat and humidity that is so distressing to many Canadians. She is quite accustom- ed to it and takes it all in her stride. The CRA program presently be- ing carried on in the Harmony School playground, is a welcome part of the children's summer days. Parents appreciate the fact that organized games and activity keeps small folk occupied and happy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stacey spent a week in Quebec, where they visited with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mec- Bain, Lorrettville. Apologies regarding one or two items which are late in appearing in this column. together, highlighted by d and several accordion numbers by "Jesse", who is no mean musician. The lovely '""Royal Haeger"' vase that was presented to the departing couple, along with their gi wishes, will no doubt be a happy reminder of their good friends in Harmony. SPECIAL CHURCH MUSIC Augmenting the choir of Harm: ony United Church with their Sun- day music, some outside talent has been helping out and adding much to the services. In particular, Mrs. William Roberts from Bow- manville sang 'Just for to-day", MYSTERIOUS KILLER FORT GARRY, Man. (CP) -- Officials are bewildered about the source of 2-4d, a weed killer which damaged plants in the market gar- den of N. Lambo. He complained to the Fort Garry council that the damage came from spray used in an anti-mosquito campaign, but officials said only DDT was used. The compass at present in gen- eral use is that patented by Sir William Thompson, later Lord Kel- vin, in 1876. at 'one service, while last Sunday, Mrs. Carl Morgan was guest solo- ist, rendering '"He Smiled at Me" to the gathering.. During this hot weather, the attendance has been a bit down, but no doubt this is mainly because several members have been, or are presently enjoy- ing their summer vacations out of town. 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Question 41. Chinese silk 43. Tellurium (sym.) 32. Constele lation 88. A female deity (Hindu.) 34. Sultanate (Arab.) Weekly Rates for Permanent Guests Phone Whitby 2337 207 Dundas St. W. STOP AT THE WHITBY HOTEL Gono cdmeoRT of the STARTS TOMORROW LEOPATRA From A Silken Couch She Ruiod The World. With A- Wil of Jeon and Lips of Flome! THE LOVES OF CLEOPATRA LAST DAY "SEMINOLE" IN TECHNICOLOR OSHAWA'S TELEVISION a Servicing Centre To All Makes of Television Barons' now have the lat- est and most modern tech- nical equipment for ser- vicing and repairing of all makes of TV regardless of where obtained. Our ex- pert 'technicians are your guarantee of complete satisfaction. Fast, dependable service is yours by Dialing 5-4822 BARONS' 426 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 38, 1908 40 HISTORY IN PICTURES EDMONTON (CP)--An exhibi- tion of pictures, photographs, maps and similar material was dis- played here to depict the early history of Edmonton. Among them was a picture of Edmonton's first school, built in 1881. TAILOR DIES BEAVERTON (CP) -- Walter Beauchamp, 72, s an and former head of one of Toronto's oldest tailoring firms, Beauchamp and How, died Wednesday at his summer home here. retired nine years ago. HOPE- LAUGHTER! TONIGHT THEYRE ROCKIN' MOROCCO witH MY FAVORITE SPY OSHAWA | DRIVE-IN On Highway 2A 3-4972 STARTS TODAY EXPLOSIVE THRILLS! DENVER & with' EDMOND O'BRIEN STERLING HAYDEN J. CARROL NASH ZASU PITTS A TREASURE "OoSrelo CAPTAIN LAUGHTON RIO GRANDE MEET KIDD Co-Starring CHARLES Plus... FRAN WARREN Spicy Songstress Turning people into ~~ instruments of destruction... Fire can't burn them! Bullets can't kill them! ELENA CARTER STARTS ARTHUR FRANZ TODAY! JIMMY HUNT 22D mavev circus" Color Cartoon Latest World News rode like a man ... fought like a Es ' ... killed like a man ...and like the beautiful Loved woman she was! 3 % presents HERBERT J. 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