P: e la the Guardian 2 Silllrdly, Nov. 0, 1954 Fr"”I”I mm The sincere and heartfelt sym- oil pathy of the community is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Austin .Phillips and family. McNeills Mills, -Hon. and Mrs. Forest Phzllips in their sad bereavement. have returned to their home in Mt. Royll. after a very pleasant visit t.s . . :tlI)LI)leret1,':1tiItl:dsS,t:tel;lixrerent P" Itlernt in the Prince County Hos- W. ' ipital. Her many friends will wish I. Mr. Arthur I-iayrjgl 01.93;-y wgg .3Mrs. Williams a speedy recovery business visitor to Charlottetown on pic amid, health. Monday. Accompanying him was. . . - i Captain L. A. Dignsn. Calgary. M” "Id M” 51”” P””"”' iixii... paid a liner visit to the

The Bloomfield w. M. s. neiulhome of Mr- and Mrs- John W- their anual Thank-offering service, P3I'"" 0" Oct 31- on Sunday night. The first part DI. Ermnd Hmdermn has comp of the SCFVICP was conducted b.vpp.e,e'., the first pa” Q, ms imemg Eevgral members or mm W” Mt;ship at St. John's General Hospi- -I;2:cg::;!:pE:I;'r gizirgfgilal. Newfoundland. and is spend- t . ing a few days with his parents. charge. The O'Lcary Ladies' Octette (UH, wsumm his duuesp He Ems Um m”"b”5' "The shepherd lieill conlplcte ITIES year at Victoria '” I-0”” 3”” Avslwdk I0 '"Y H””-" General Hospital in Halifax. l The orgaiilsts were Mrs. J. M. Mac- Wliliams and M:ss Shirley Gard. : Mr. Robert SI(E'rl'Y who is at his Ihorne in Foxley River. has the The many friends of Mrs. LOfnCFbeS: wishes or a has; of ;,-tends

Editor's Note:

Mrs. Harry Williams a former resident of Poplar Grove. is a pa- mg a two g Germany.

By W. It. WIIIATLEY

west Germany has

plan in collaboration Western powers.

moon trip. wish Mr. and Mrs. years of happiness.

Mrs.

The

to hear that she is a patient in near yum.-9. the PI'lll1'E County l'IO5lill;ll in Smil- merside

lhome in McNeills Mills to

The Ladicsl Aid of the Presby- terian Church met at the home of M188 Harriet Smith and her Mr.-, Edgar oaiway on Friday. brother Douglas. O'Leary. recently awning, Oct, Zllth, spent a few days visiting with their grandparents. .VIr nnd Mrs. Samuel MY Md M” I3””ald, 5”””l and sun. Donnie. paid a brief visit.

Smith. west Point. to parents and relatives and re-

Mxs. Don Campbell. Alberton I'I.S'turncd to Cambridge. Mass, where: I recent visitor to the home of Mr. and lvl-rs. Smith have resided.

' terment

known in this vicinity.

knew him.

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waltod pa- tiently for the signal that would put into operation a roarmamcnt with the

This story is one of A series giving A Canadian reporter's impieaiona gained dur- week tour of West

The job of blue-printing the plan has been that of a department di-

Their many friends Wells many

Etlward Lewis. Cascunipec. was a week-end guest at the home of her brother, Mr. Robert Skerry.

. g funeral of the late Albert John-SIOHP. OLPBTX. FIFE Very 5orr.Vifoi- his complete rrcovcry in the Armm. Phillips was hum from M. Vic- toria West United Church with in- in Victoria West ceme- ltery. Service at the home was con- ducted by J. T. Waldron, assisted by Rev. David Mawhinnay. and It the Church by ii. T. Waldron. The funeral was one of the largest ever bearing testimony to the esteem in which the deceased was hold by all who

Germans Hope" To Enlist 450.000 Troops Under Iiearmameni Plan

rectly under chancellor Konrad Adanaucr since it was set up in mo. It envisages the use of more than 450.000 men. The department might be comidered the nucleus of ii future defence ministry.

"We are ready- for what we call X-day," H. Guhr. a spokesman for the department. told me. The in- terview in Bonn occurred during the interim between France's re- jection of German rearmament un- der the European Defence Com- munity and the nine-power agree- ment rsachod in London.

”Our preparations were drawn up in accordance with EDC." laid Herr Ouhr. "It was a blow to us when EDC fell through. Our plans lave for s supra-national army in co-operation with other countries, not for a national army.

"If some agreement similar to IIDC is reached under NATO or through other means, we will be ready 24 months after )(-Day with 12 divisions. about lB0.000 men. In addition. there would be another 180.000 as secondary or support-

000 for a future navy.

BASED ON POCLATION

"Those figures would. be the ilimit. based on otir population. ,There is an old rule that for 2.- 000.000 population you can build

her szster. Mrs Rxiv Arbzmr. for the past year. V l V 3' one division. We have about 50,- Mr Giihrri Erldzrisl of CRSCIIIIT-p Air) llamld PIITIIIIIIIS accarinpdariil -- - - --- - -000300 population per s Tl.S.IlllR with i'.s daughter. ind .v its two mitiois. on c i .. . g Mrs. Clifford Collictiit amt family. .ancl Sterling arrived home mil w e I ' i n g t 0 n (e;;g;;;e::ldI:2ll.Z' TI.b::&0t1:2'r0.90wgG?d Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer. have rhursday Honing. 5"" 1' monumu t'ntu.rned to their home in 0'Leai-y,l The marriage of Lois Ellen. y-1-1.”-,, mam. mend; rggrel to Asked what he thought would be after A pleasant trip to Que).-iec,ldaughler of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. 19",, My Sylvaire Perry and the reaction -of young Germans to where they spent a few days. Hunt to Russell Briton. son of Mr. l daughter gem. a" patient, in entering military service through

and Mrs. Charles Wells was sol-ll pnnce Ol'lTlll7.E'(I in Leasido Chapcl. East an imp, I-tell? pub” H3” 5Il7'l'9Il01fl9TS W35 Toronto, on Saturday, October l6th. '. won. I19"! 1" "19 ha” fin Mmlday mEhIv.iThe happy couple left immediatclyl November l. The officers for lhClafQQr lhg rpceplion on ; honayw coming year are as follows: Presi- dent. Mr. Alton Webb; Secretary- Trca5ureY' 0111' SIIMII3 Mm D”'e('C liarold ii1;icCoiln;ivk. and tors, are the Mcssrs. Ord Sharp. sure,-. M,-5' 1”, 511,5. Errol Stetson. Reginald MacAus-- land. Alton Webb. Claude .)elley,I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gamble, Dr. Dewar. Arnold Wood, Mr. Knulsford. werr Sunday visitors James M. Itlzicwillianis, was mgdgllo Cascunipcc. git:-sts of Mr. Gam- Honon-irv P" xient. bl:-'5 lliIl'E'lllS, Mi and Mrs. Bruce- Gamble.

The animal nicrtiiic or Ihr Ot-

ezived parents of the

vl-wag Phillips of MacNelll's Mills.

ances in their new home.

County Hospital. One and ID see them out and about

Sympathy is extended by citiz- ens of this community to the ber- late Albert

Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Peters and young daughter have taken up res- idence in Summerslde. They have the best. wishes of their old friends here in making up new acquaint-

conscription or otherwise. Herr Ouhr said:

"Our young people are not very enthusiastic about becoming sol- diers. The young people today are busy with school and jobs. and .our employment level is high. t "We would have to learn from the Americans and the British about all kinds of new weapons, oven atomic weapons. and the new- est types of planes."

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Mrs. Roy Stroiigtiinit of Port. Hill . t- . . t V '1 - . 5 . 3- .. 5 Mrs. Mary Gaudet left it-.ceni.x

N Newsev Notes 4' un 35' ' P visit her son Gordon and Mrs.

in the near future. She has been Elwyn 5551193. son of Mr. Harold employed in the (1-Op office, here -lellelh OLPHY is home on sick :for some time and will be missed leave. after a vcry stirressful opcrn- i in that dcpartmcnt. , lion perfnrnied in the sunny amok Hospital in Toronto where he was TI” ma”-V f"I9"'I5 "l M” E"""" a patient for about five months. ;"9uV"3'”:'"lr1y I" kf"f;1l” Ihalh-TI" 1-19 13 now an 0-,-in s i at e ome o er nep ew. JI K the hunting Mr. Wilfred Dennis in O'Leary.

Gaudet and family.

Sympathy is Emile G. Arseniiult.

wife heart attack.

and Mrs. Cyrus

season. and will report to the . Mr. R, C. A F Smmm m -I-Omnm and all hope that she will soon Abram-5 V-maze, 1,,” recently gm- in the ncar future. b9 I””"3 b”””' Lawrence. Mass. where they will . cl th winter months. They The O-Lou). gamma"-A I. met Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ashley atid Rfyeled ay cm, lwompan-led by

sons. Gordon and Robert of Sum- merside. were week-end visitors to the home of Mrs. Ashley's parents.

at the school for their annual meet- their son Clarence. int! on Tuesday night, with the

President in the chair. The New Ontario.

slate of officers was an ointed fo Mn and M” Erskm Sunk" in

the coming year as follgws: Pl'ESlEiKnulS(m.d. Mr" mm ”” Ma'”m1nB(';I'IIx”l;d :1 dam, .M- g p. A . p . - - . Adamsvilir. N. 8.. via e r en .5 v.ce.p,C1,fd9,,,""Qff zflggxgulllggls-', 'M1' 3".” ,M'F' L?”-id. Dunhagl and relatives in .-'tbrani'a Village "edvp secremriv yohn M were vlsltols lvfl 0Lcaiy. an recently.

-' -- c it i 0795' Knutsford, on Tuesday night.

head; Treasurer. Mrs. Herbie Vatch- er; Directors. Mrs. Claude Mac. Ne:ll. Mrs. Foslrr Ellis; and Mrs. llimes Mm-Vl'iili:iins; Auditors. Mrs. Pour Fate and Mrs. Beula Mac. Williams. School commmcg. M”- L.. G. Deu- MaCD0na1dparRP;"?rx:5-MCESIOTRG The leader Mrs. Marne Kennedy. Mm. Bmtm; Boa”. girls Ietner'LO'Leary. with her assistants. are Mrs phmmQThnnI1'F'm1'nI;Qm Lehidoing very fine work with the mn smmag. bplnwpthe-IT. UP'pWolfo CIubpOrganization. Therc Vi”. c.....lg'Wpd C dlii ' andyare 29 registered l'l'lOIIlI3f3l'S and Ellis .,i,.,'V,l.h,,,,.Ec,'(:1n00 0. 11' Iraithey won 46 badges this year. (or I wnmh M beul. was voted They also won and plantachieve unknown Mm)? ' I'R"”'d ml” Ihhment award for the second year in nun r on emembrancelsuccgggmn,

Miss lrva lininsay of llnlonvall-. H:Ir.Il”:E'-ll: SCHIIIF and Cubs. had a is now cmployctl In tho Western

. y .ucLcssful Applo Day in Qt. Crcamgryl 0-L(,ax.yp

Leary. on Saturday despite thel

rainy weather. . Mrs. Lennie Ellis and her son. The 0,L ' B. . .l-Ieber of Summerside, were rec-

I . 93?) ranch Canadian ent visitors in 0'Lcary. wherc Ihcy "510" I135 organized a Ladies' visited relatives and friends.

All-VIII-"IIZV. This orgiiiiizalion will Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Crozicr. Car-

l"? "1300 "P of mrilhrirs, and wives of ex-soldiers Tho prcsirlent. Mrs. leton. were recent visitors to Char- ' lottctown. CP

Evangelistic meetings are being conducted in the Krutsfnrd Baptist Church all this week. The Evnli- gclist is Rev. Atkinson. who is a very fine speakcr.

for some lim .

sumed

()yster Bed Bridge School

in Abrams Village.

age of four years County l-lospitsl.

extruded In Mr. Abram.'s Vil- loge. an the sudden death of his on October 18. following it

Gallant,

who was on leave from R. C. A. F. at Rockcllffe.

Friends are pleased to see Mrs. Matt Gallant fully recovered from .1 severe attack of influenza which had kept. not confined to her homc

Rev. Charles Gallant. Curata at; Egmnnt Bay. left Wednesday on I trip to Quebec City and Monti-eal.l

Miss Lorraine Gallant has re-- her position as teacher in. after spending fall vacation at her home

Miss Shirley Barlow was honored on her 10th birthday at her home; when several of her young schooli ii-lends gathered at her home. and presented her with remembrancesw

sincere sympathy is extended to' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Praught. in mi sad bereavement in the loss of their son who passed away at the tender in the Princl-i .

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A hurricane is so different from the lomntlocs that have previous- ly struck Ontario that the peoplo did. not understand the extent of the danger. A hurricane extends out over a great area from its centre. Hazel extended from King-

coming.

We heard as we drove from the Island to Toronto that the centre of Hazel would likely cross the eastern end of Lake Ontario, but after it entered New York State it swerved and headed straight for Toronto. The cold front from the Yukon and Hazel collided ovor downtown Toronto near the mouth of the Humber River with tor- rentlal rain. The hurricane proved the stronger force and pushed the cold front back to the west of the Humber River so that a perfect deluge fell on the area from Hal- ton to Guelph with Brampton al the centre.

The weather cleared along the Toronto water front early Friday evening and the Hydro people phoned Malton asking if they could send their men home. The answer was; "The worst is yet to come." Shortly afterwards wash- out: began to appear on the high- lways and gusts of wind rose to 10 mph. Before midnight a car was swept from the bridge into the Humber River at Woodbrldge and all in it were drowned. When we drove over this bridge we could .see that there had been more than four feet of water at some time

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.ly steep and there were of debris showing how river had been. in the the adjoining hills.

It is very difficult to describe the terrible destruction that came with the floods that followed the falling of as much water as is contained in Lake Simcoe on a small area of Peel and York Coun- ties that is drained normalLv by the small stream: of Etobicoks and Mimico Creeks and tho Hum- ber River. There is a fall of 700 feet. from Bolton and 500 feet from Brampton. where 8 inchel of rain fell in 48 hours. to Lake Ontario. The floods in this steep descent came down like mill races through these three cramped outlets. over- flowing the flats that " belonged to the river"

Between Thistleiown and Scarlett Road. a distance of little more than a mile, the Humber River. between its high banks drops 25 feet. and the torrent swept away .-14 houses and drowned Ill! people. The Raymurc Drive was swept a- i way.

This ferocious and most dis- astrous hurricane disappeared out Hudson Strait, October 17th. Hazel. from the time it was spawned in the Caribbean until it was spent in the Canadian North. never dirl what was expected. in the Carib- bean It first loafed. then dove-I loped winds of 120 miles per hour: these diminished by the time it reached the U. S. coast to 90 miles per hour, and averaged only is miles per hour with guests to '70. at Toronto. it was like two glass jars filled with water crashing to- gether and dumping their contents. when Hazel collided with the cold front from the northwest on the

Eaton to Windsor and the continuous outskirts of Toronto. This caused train on Friday over the area was-ltlie greatest. an advance warning of what was'-recorded in Canada.

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