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surgery has become I reality. A new tech- nique ullnz supersonic: -—- ultra high frequency sound wa\'es—cle-

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nu-oyl "Pain pathways" in the bnln'without actual cutting of brain tissue with Icllpels as in frontal lobotomy operations. The method was developed by I group of Pittsburgh surgeons headed by Dr. Peter Lindstrom. Chief Neuro- surgeon at Aspinwall. Pa.. Veter- anl Hospital. Dr. Lindstrom said in. gound waves. when directed et the affected parts of the brain. relieve the intense pain caused byl various diseases.

Near Faben. Alherla, n skunk. aided two R. C. M. P. to catch a .\outh escaped from 1 prison farm. The boy had concealed himself in 4 stolen panel truck but when he discovered that n skunk was his rompanion he quickly abandoned

it and was captured by the pol- ice. ‘I - o u 1 Thomas McGuire. England. re-l

:-ently bought a little hlack dog nobody wanted. McGuire picked uu the. cur from a home for sira:.'I animals. One week later. when Alon. the Mr‘Giiire huh)‘ fell into _ n Wale!‘-ItIIPtl rellar o.’ I demolish-, ei. dwelling the littie dog thati nobody would have promptly leap-.' ed into the water and rescued‘ the child. ‘ T I1 e follouiniz f!lltIdl"\|‘9lKhi i-hamriions l’TlF‘d Iragir and prema-‘ lure deaths‘ Jack 'Nonpareill‘ Dempsey fell to Britt Fitzsim-i trons in the lfith round. Six; months later the first l"1empse\“I died of some wasting disease. Age .12. ‘ Stanley Kelrhrl was shot and killed by a farm hand in Con-‘ \\ ay. Mo. Age 176. ‘I Billy Papke t-ominitied suicide: in Newport, Calif. Harry Greti.' one of the greatest fighters of oil time. died following 1 minor‘ operation on his nose, Tiger Flow-I

At the Woomera proving grounds in Australia. the Duke. of Edin- burgh witnessed tests of some of Britain's secret weapons, This photo. made from three-quarters of a mile away from the experi- mentation station. shows what is

crs died in hospital where he'll descnbed 55 3 ‘IRTVY’ being “Nd- gone for removal of scar tissue. lTh° I'"°k"I mat’ be 599" 1“ C€UI1‘€ ‘tum, Dundpa H mpp,,_.,d In with its exhaust trail forming a

have died from 'l‘.B, \\"hi‘fl .VIar- hlsick plume to the firing site. A-

(‘PI (‘erdari lost the title to Jake bow is ii larize white patch of an Lnnona hp ,5 ,-,,r,,,,.9d .,, hm-.. ntom explosion fireball. No in- snid: “lf l dnn't win the t-l\ani.l formation was i'ele.ised of the riionship back I will die." The‘ nature of the explosion.

plane that was to bring him bar)’: crashed in the Azores and killed‘. all passengers nhoarrl, 1 (March Report) From the above glooniy facts ll‘ _ ,

would seem as thriuz‘i the middli=- (W309 Ix"‘1- FMIICIS shield-53 2- “:-ight, rhampinnsliip of the world C'aVm C“I'I"."<

PLERMONT SCIIOCTT4

..,.,,i,5 ,. ,.,,,S,._ i Grade. VIII—1. Alvin Curley; 2. . . . §Theresa Coon; Ii. Laurctla Mill Some 50 vears ago Warv Dali“ Gmde Vn*1- 53”)’ R3Y“91‘J 2 Hopkins of‘ Newniai-ket. (lntario. Fr3“°°5 Curie)’; 3- 0"“ M1”- uas spending her hrIIl'la_\'< witlr Gram’ V‘1~ Paula GUNS)‘; 3-

her aunt and uncle. Mr. and .\/lrs.VErm“ slaﬁ“"d-

l"aniel Hall, in Toronto, where‘ Grade IU"’1 M‘”'Y Shlddsi 2 they lived on riiinn Avenue. Park- Jlmmy Slllﬁldsi l dale. ; Grade I! (At-—l. Lynn Murphy; ll One night .\l.'«iry dI‘Pamntl that 2. Allison SL-afford; 3. Shirley Mill.

the farm hiiildinszs a‘ her home., (‘vriide II iEi~l. Nancy Mill.

as miles away \\‘r~i'o going up in. Highest average in seiiiorgradcs.

flames. She !'f7UId sec in hnr Ftancis Shiolds, 92.8.

ﬁr:-am llf‘l' Dad and their fainil Highest avc;'a;;e in junior grades,

Lelper Ir'at‘IIn2 the hlind-folded Lynn Miirphv, 96.4.

horses from Ill!‘ stables and one Perfect aitetidriiice: Francis v t id mar». a !nvorits- anion: lh" Shields. Theresa Coen. Joyce Staf-

liorses lost her hlinknrs and tiirn- 10;-d_ Hopgood Rayner. ed and went right havk into lli. Tug) ; George }{_ R119); hiirninz stahle \\I'1Pl'F‘ she perisIi- —#-—-—-———~— ——%———

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;“?,"‘h:‘“":'_A:"l:"?i'1:za"‘&n'):l ::‘i°r:r;H’:7'r‘1': nnd the ting upset. it. while chas- ‘» its the flames spread throiirzli tho; m,§.h"‘”.(:I.'”l ‘mm ‘I m U“, “mp ‘ , buildings. Cows \W'P|"P hnllowinft‘. W,,..'. [ {M W”... O, a gm.s‘dmn“ i. I loudly and pigs were zrunlingi ' ‘ '

and strolling about i-orfiised. Com» ‘ml (lame ””."' d:i_vlnzht the girl llr'1:<Nl qlll('l\'I_\'i

parked Iier bags and told her aunt

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H"l‘P'\ I'lllﬂiIlt‘l’ (Tl'f‘il:ll unrth re-

_‘_d ‘ 1’ ‘h ‘ g E , h wording. in Mn)‘, i5l;':l, I.zid_v, a .1’ nnln: h e<\ia‘hrPf"l1’t"""f I ':1’."". uhite anti brown collie oviiied hy ‘ C 9"" P ’ ' “I “' 4 \t“ﬂi‘-Old Jeannine Gzirlini.:9r of

r-ster had fallen upon her hr>mn.l

H" Bum umpd h" "M M En’ H“ liiinit_ Il(Ill,‘.'all, (Ii\'][Ip('lll(-‘KT The

W” "MM": hm I n;Rmma"_‘,,i Illiilﬂl girl (“-115 'honit-iiroken over “M h" umqb. ‘ll? oss ii l‘l l')l‘IO\((I (‘l‘Il'I‘I[)ﬂVll-

Rm “W girl WM “lama”. ﬁn} ion and not evt-n the gift of a kit- i . them and look a street car ‘oi ' '- ‘ . ' _ ' mt "mo" "Minn whnﬂ ‘hD_?l.l‘f(ll‘VIlIi']I‘l: .IPa';|llln9":I'iII nrunuiilieri caught the early morning train‘ ” “ en- re PH“ W F ‘pr ‘mug "ﬁrm ‘mom one nigh. and triltl her she.

Half ii mile south of her de:'m‘p'1mpd Hm‘ Mr "N was hack

. , , home. Next morning the little ''""'m"' "T '" hp n""r° S“°"'r'"“ girl opened the back ('i)or of their M H°”"'d"‘ L""di"-7' sh’ “°‘”" tome in answer to n liarkiniz and ‘(H her home and'the far'ni hlllld-“5.(.ral(.h1nR and In and mhold _ .nizs which 0(‘l"llplPfI in site on a tidy leapﬁd mm hm. Mm‘

hill. They were rolhiniz hm. smoldering ruins. Her mother met her at tho‘ door of their home her eyes wet‘ , ugthdthe tears she'd shed over R())’(1l(i()Il.S(’I'f'flf0I'y li isaslnr. - ~wm.~- fathi-r‘."' snid the gm. 0/ Music 0/ Toronro

"In thorn." said her mother. nod-i din: her head in tho dire-I-lion of an adjoining room.

MI)‘ found him rroiii-hed over at ii-hie. his face buried in his . lands. Vary went over to him. . itut her arms around his neck and held him tight .

When he was ahle to speak he said. "Oh. I am so glad you are i home. We have had a had loss.I T cautioned my farm hand repent- rdlv in hang tho lanlr-rn on a peg. Rut hr left it on III‘ barn floor

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