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Iowa, doflon MO- »! only monk cad» THE DURHAM CHRONICLE The 1961 census reported a Canadian labor force (16,471,850 fa] persons by industry, 2h lama! h: g‘fOUp was manufactuflm, l,404,. ’1’ R65 persons. 34; ‘5‘: Store [or 3705,0101: at a fauna“: Price ’ Fall is Officially Here And The Weather Will Soon PHONE" FOR THE COMING SEASON '1' he ‘Du rham Taslli on Shop TN???) 1! A COATS SUITS DRESSES HATS DURHAM 369-231 7 AND SPORTSWEAR 345.000 “um Cranberries .. 11:245‘ amass South Ahkan Valencia Goldan Yallaw Chiquita Far Lawn luaudifiaail‘! ORANGES ""3?" 55¢ BANANAS 2.....39‘ GOLDEN VIGORO 0.5. No. I New Crop Open {buoy south Akin» VQ'OIR; of Canadian C1111: Jury Rules Gravel Truck 02111961, “7“ Did Not Hit Child Pkg. 'The child was lying on the edge of the pavement just three feet east of the driveway to her farm home. Mrs Eugene Zettler oiWalker- ton who was in the parking lot of the golf course across from the victim’s home said she saw the child alone, walking out of the driveway. The truck was being driven in a normal manner, she The driver said he did not see the child as he drove down county road 1, a half mile west of Wal- kerton. Mr Hudson said, “I thought I heard a thump and then saw through my mirror that there was something on the road that wasn’t there when I came." The driver stopped, found the injured child and carried her into her home. She died in Vic- toria Hospital, London, from head injuries. Twenty-month old Rhonda Perks was not struck by a truck July 23, two days prior to her death, a coroner's jury ruled at Walkerton Thursday. The daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Perks, RR 4, Walker- ton was either sucked or blown down when the five-ton gravel truck passed close to her and her death resulted from head in- juries received as she fell, the jury said. The jury based its decision on evidence that there was no mark on the truck driven by Garry Hudson, 24, of RR 2, Durham,and that the child was not carried along and tossed of! the road. Crown attorney George Paterson advanced a theory that the child could have been struck by one of the heavy, rubber mudnaps on the truck. Size 150': 3.?" 65¢ RED POTAIOES Recovering From Illness The many friends of Mrs Tho- mas McLauchlin will be pleased to know that she is recovering slowly from a stroke and heart attack she suffered at the home of her daughter. She was found by her son-in-law when he arose for work at 6 a.m., lying on the floor in a coma. She was rushed to Weston Memorial Hospital by ambulance. When sufficiently re- covered to leave the hospital, Mrs McLauchlin will spend two or three weeks at the S. J. Bar- nard convalescent home before returning to the home of her daughter. "â€"fi’fs ficLauchlin's friends wish for her a speedy and complete re- covery. see the impact. The child had been alone on the road one week before her death, Michael Kennedy of Wal- kerton said. She darted acrossthe highway and then back and Mr Kennedy’s wife carried the child to its home where she was placed in a snow fence enclosure on the porch. ‘_I Coroner C. W. James of Wal- kerton conducted the inquest as- sisted by Crown Attorney George Paterson and Constable Rudolph Scott. John Beckberger of Wal- kerton was jury foreman. r'-" Parents and guardians should keep better watch on their child- ren when the homes are along busy highways, the jury recom- mended. said. Mrs Zettler said she did not Top VO'II No. I Married Recently Immigration to Canada totalled 93,000 in 1963, and emigration from Canada is estimated at 80,000 persons in the year. were married recently in the Livingston United Church infla- milton. The bride is the former Ingrid Petrea Rokholm, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rokholm of Durham. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs George Cochburn of Burlington. The happy ‘couple are now residing in Miss Janice McDougall, who underwent surgery in General and Marine Hospital the past week, has been able to return home. Her many friends will be glad to know. Mr and Mrs Billy Lamont visi- ted on Sunday with her father, Mr Scott Eccles, and Mr and Mrs George Eccles and Brent of Mount Forest. Hélililton.‘ Mr Bernard Sokoloskl, Toron- to, spent the weekend athis home here. Miss Corolee Capps, St. Catharines, was also a weekend guest in the same home. Congratulations to Miss Cheryl McDougall who graduated at the General and Marine Hospital in Owen Sound on Saturday. Mr and Mrs W. Lyons ofScar- boro visited on Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs Wm. Graham, Mr Graham, and their family, and his parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Lyons. Mr and Mrs Ross McDOugall day. 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