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Lightning Sets [Pilot Care HISTORIAN AND JuMB0 WA Meeting iim ims re ee 2 19 a motor trip to Pembroke, North | | To Ai ANNIBAL'S PATH i BOY, 12 arge od Plan 0 Aid y t 2] on Mr. and Mrs. R. . Lee and| y ' arns n ire 3 AN NN ho 5 sath : Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werry, ST. JEAN de MAURIENNE, | who showed his appreciation by were among Friday's guests, of + France (AP)---Two - ton Jumbo | Suuirting water on a few of the | KEDRON -- Mrs. Ross Lee NE Me ditl Motiatt I F t | Bl Z : lumbered into this oid Alpine | townspeople. was hostess for the July monthly | .*' ins nN ( 1 M 1 ( 1 2) LONDON, Ont. (CP) Light-|crashed down on an unoccupied Ill And Old trailing at their summer home on Lake r town Thursday night After an elephant-size meeting of the Woman's Associa- : a , . . teh ephant-sized meal Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence , ning storms struck se eral West |ear owned by Mrs Eula Car e 4 i : wi two cars, 2 truck one British of a couple of bales of hay, tion Mrs. Grant Glover led de | Alien, Oshawa, were guests of KITCHENER (CP)--A juvenile, Firemen said the blaje ap- ern Ontario communities Thurs-la Windsor school teacher, near, TORONTO (CP) Chronically! historian, a mob of small boys, | oo akia in the best |votions with Mrs. Starr as pianist. | | : : : ) | Jumbo sacked out in the best P honor and Mr, and Mrs. T. C.lcourt heard a 12-year-old boy oxr-| ily started when I and ddy, setting three barns on fire, Port Franks ill and aged persons have long a pack of helping dogs and an | opie" 50 the area for a good | Scripture was read by Lynda Smillie, Toronto, entertained with Court hears 3 14Year9 yi {PAFERlY hy ags disrupting telephone service, up- Lightning struck a pile of coallbeen a problem to the medical| enierprising ice cream vendor. | oopie vact hofore starting out {Hopkins and Ann Glover Vocal | pictures of their six-month trip|dered io wis family's custody waste paper ip. a shed zbiathed [1 . of « a fon a i ito rv » ati 2 4 4 y 2 . fi ' " " = | rooting trees, and smashing twoldust in the CPR yards here, set-/profession. Mz ny fil hospital The wholz population of 3,663 today on the fifth leg of his [music was provided. by a trio, |to Arizona, California and other | Thursday to await a Sept. 25 ap-|to the rear of the building were cars. ting it alight and causing a fire beds required for ene Bency ani Srna I out oo Welcome hish, journey over the Alps Joan Ogle, Ann Glover and §outhern States pearance on a charge of arson. |ignited with matches. The flames The severe electrical storm de-|hazard for a time surgical cases, others lie all There hasn't been an eleph: His historian ¢ 1 Lynda Hopkins ' 45 The fire he is alleged to have|enveloped the wooden shed and 3 a 4 icanow te apr eH inactive 3 t care } ose. parts sinea Hap s historian companion, (L pkins, Mrs. Murray Mountjoy , enter- he five he is alleged to hi sifoved two barns in the Exeter] At Kilcrener Jigtning tin Wome, Joactive Sud with in] Hough hig party jl Prof. Johu Hoye, contends that | "president Mrs. William Wood- | tained a few small in on the set in a three-storey building at/swept through the rest of the ea 3 somes 4 Nie. 20 Mies Fir igievigion Serial gi which has been tested in Tor-| lille 'through in 219 | when Hannibal led his Cartha- ward conducted a brief business|oeeasion of her daughter Diane's/nearby New Hamburg on Wed-[biilding. hwest of Goderich. Damage|Fire > " " ng a injured. |onto's Hillerest district, is al-| B.C.--if they did come through |ginian legions over the Alps 10|segsion birthday on Wednesday. |pesday claimed the lives of two) - --- was estimated at $14,500 kainstorm. NO One was Injured. ; > | ining to meet the prob- here ? invade ancient Maly they | my. o oc speaker was Mrs. Nei Lo women and two children and A small twister ripped the'roof| Several low-lying sections of yeady eiping to hete hand to | brought their elephants over In guest Sped es --u. I ig Love yest severd dave! dia $250,000 damage -- NT. 4 Litehene! ap py ¢ 1.12 lem Ie Mavor was on ha | Saran: N. T. Holmes ar y Who with his grandparents, Mr. an ' off a farm home and ba u and Jitchener wese floned as 1.12 The program, set up by the shake the truak of the visiting the 7.300 + fot Clapier Pass. {spoke on spiritual re-creation Mrs ps Bi ancpa of Oshawa, at| A move to have the youngster 12 Keys flattened Shel on the Sarre " ining Ontario health department. co-| celebrity. A band played Most othe . iootians ine | A vote of thanks was tendered their cottage on Crow Lake made a ward of the Children's . Edgar Kirkpatrick "near oun ordinates services offered by so Jumbo responded with a | SUC lo pret wok Ne mnibal Mrs, Holmes Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe|Ald Society was refused by Mag 0 Human Behaviour Forest vial agencies to patients in their. mighty trumpet and rolled over | for elephant: and say Hal a gta . s |isirate J, R. H. Kirkpatrick Mrs, Kirkpatrick and a son CHE } a in the village square used lower routes closer to the | Also on the program was a ere Locent Jsuests of Mrs. W vice then id Allan took refuge in the cellar of ome i sund chronically il pe Prodded I his trainer, | Mediterranean reading by Mrs. William Werry McCulloch, Orono fetims of e flames which their home when the twister BETTER MUSIC I Sas Cound I ae with Jumbo rumbled over to the vil- | Hoyte borrowed Jumbo from land a song by Brenda Hopkins| Brent Leroy is the name chosen suddenly engulfed the frame c struck, blowing 'out all the win- tients often ema ne ov did uot lage fountain for a bath, The | the Turon zoo and started out 'and Donni Glover, assisted by! for the baby born in Oshawa Gen- building were Mrs, Fred Crabbe, fifmly? ealing an- dows. Mr. Kirkpatrick and an MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)--A out help hevalse BOF Lu ail fountain had been specially | Monday on. the high road to Mrs. Douglas Love eral Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. |24; her children, Robert, 4, and swers in August Reader's Digest other son Murray, were in the lady walked into.a music shop know what services Were ava crabbed out for the visitor prove he's right Hostesses with Mrs. Lee were Harold Carr Linda, 2. and her sister Mrs. from the great psychologist and stable at the time but were unin-| to buy a guitar string .jable. Now, they Sal be taught tos lice Matthews, 43, visiting from common-sense philosopher, j "What kind?' proprietor use remaining abilities ured. Ider Mrs. P. Wilson, Mrs. R. Green Kedron Junior Farmers re fer! , "i Yo Neil Hakal ked. "elect indigents can receive ae A and Mrs. G. Stinson Children and grandchildren of Niagara Falls, Ont VY lio Sustun, He also explains o ' N _ aKala asked elecinre L S « 3 - > f a i 1 5 . : N o Hie nen farm of Wilbert phi EL aa his nursing and therapy treatment af Some Children Bases Sta NEW MEMBERS Mr. and Mus, umes J Cookson| Crown Atiorne; Horde Doi fatigue Sat pp ; back your Lella ed was flattene acous i ore guests of Mr. 1 Wal 4 : gue poin some Mel a re igh n eff an 'Oh, just show me some," home instead of moving lo a Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Jones A anxiety is for you. Here i ag . : : ter Davis Sunday (of suffocation and burns when ; val Je lesson in self- hlier: she said home for the aged Accident-Prone and Mr, and Mrs. James John Kedron Junior Farmers attend- trapped in the blazing buildin Bh oi Get your Reader's ca vas demolislied and Bemused. Hakala brought |opppRS MANY SERVICES % ' sion Were received 2s members ed the inter-county field day and He said there would be no W- Digest at newsstands today. tel Pon as i utted a out a bax of strings and she About 24 services, from speech ' MONTREAL (CP) Doctors of Kedron . United Church Dy et aren op Bend : examined them critically, fin- pane (0 homemaking, are someday soon may be able to transfer at the service Sunday ough Saturday, -and contributed . . -- % available spot youngsters who are most apt towards winning the trophy for CAR CRUSHED ond string Dr. I. A. Pequegnat, a former to be hurt or kiiied in accidents n a a a | Rev. R. H Love administered ontario County ree. damage a} g But how, Hakala queried y al off : This possibility was sounded to: communion. Music was by Ked-| Kedron people at the Werry A tree, damaged by lightning city medical officer of health. in . Y did she know #t old be day by Dr. George M. Wheatley, ron male quartet with Mrs. R. E. reunion picnic Saturday at . vice president of Metropolitan. By FREDERIK K COLEMAN Lee as organist Hampton Park were Mr and ally selecting an acoustic sec morning charge of the program. empha sizes it does not replace hospi THEATRE GUIDE Oh fladle te Woman Ie aly. 1/4 however, enable Fife Insurance Company SINGAPORE (Reuters) -- Brit-| Bill Snowden presided in the Mrs, W. L. Mountjoy, Mr. and SHIPPING SCHEDULE to ond from ; als OS owevel p p N ' . . Ahir Th y plied. "'I don't care if it even a ns, An "One study of nursery school ains bases in the new Common- Sunday. School hour and a brief Mys, C, | Werry, Mr. and Mi fits a. guitar. 1 want it to [Many lo convale Sus nt home children found certain person: wealth state of Singapore and in meeting of the superintendents gtarr and sons. Mr. and Mrs THE UNITED KINGDOM slice cheese with." When a patient Is Tecom-| ea racteristics © associated|the independent Federation of was held to complete picnic William Werry and sons and ond Brock (Whithy) -- All at Sea mended to the Home Care office A x racy with a tendency toward acciden-| Malaya will remain at their pres- plans Mrs. H. A, Werry 8.35 p.m. also The Son of the family doctor fills out a form tal infury." he said ant strength. according 10. Gon ded Ito EUROPEAN CONTINENT ih PR ry ew ving Which a2 W" TRSONALS Robin Hood." 7.00 and 10.10 PRINCESS TO VISIT saying which agencies will be * Ricl ommander-in. PERSO! kok: oA aie ; sy Da SA [ Hs 820 VI FORIA CP Princess needed. Next the Home Care of His paver was released to the ST Richard Hull, commander-in Vinskoka, Mr Aadm Hawley for 1960 ore now available t } press in advance of deliver chief of Britains Far Fast land Frank C. Lee spent an exit and Catherine, Peterborough, p.m Al ndra of Kent, cousin of fice contacts the necessary aden k I i forces ed holiday with Mr, and Mrs Queen Elizabeth, will visit Vie-cies which determine what help, He said impulsive. emotional a Tome. + Tule. sletions. Andrew Scott of Goderich Lyn Farrow, Port Credii, were RESERVE YOUR SPACE EARLY Marks -- "Jubal," 1.00. 3.30. toria for three days early next is required children the daredevil tvpesigioanore in May which brought RE right for her guitar? week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs : Lee and with them attend to assure desired accommodation 10.00 p.m Gorilla at Large" month on her way to start a The agencies charge their/who were always on the go info yw the le g People Yani . have! e Tr ienic dark ; non i é é aver 5 ' | power the left-wing Peoples of Malava, but our troops have'ed the Trull pienic at Orono Park 4.00, 8.40 p.m. "Bohemian Girl" South Pa-ific tour. She will have standard price. But if the patient were hurt or killed more Often) sion party, Gen, Hull has made always been required in Malaya Saturday. They also attended a REDUCED FARES EACH WAY 2.50, 7.20 p.m no official engagements, can't afford it, the Home Care than youngsters vho were pé it clear Britains defence plan- . snumonwealth family gathering as guest of Mi Jon, st to April 14th and return before June 21st ative ror 4 : ie Com ' . . program can apply for a féderal ive, co-operative, eager 10 , ining in Singapore is aimed at "® and Mrs, John Dean, Lake Sim. Plaza -- k apt abl . Se ra and not inclined to » Sunds i 134. 347. 5.40 ONE-MAN HELICOPTER grant coe, duncay Further particulors ot-- | 205 b 1 BONN (Reuters) Boelkow, a' Though the program has hel group play work of the new Singapore con- East, he has said We also! Reeent guests of Mr. and Mrs last romplete show 9.95 pm West Geman firm, has devel- 50 patiemts since last M t fitution, which leaves defence ave major national defence in- W. L. Mountjoy were Mary-Grace DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE Regent -- "Compulsion" he. oped a one-man, single-blade hel- is still in the research stage. The employees. A doctor, an assistant and external affairs in British terests in Sin gapore. which is our McDermott nd Beryl Mountjoy, maScope feature showt daily icopter for civil and military use. Hillcrest district. was chosen be- and a stenogra her, Dr. Peque-| hands London, and e Luke anc PHONE MO 8.3304 RA 5.4831 . 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY permanency, within the frame strategic reserve Ww the Far y . 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