Weather, crops and community life in Kendal this week
The Kendal notice reports a very dry spring with intermittent rain in May and July storms bringing hail and floods. Oat fields are bent, hay ruined, and crop prospects depend on rain. The Catholic and Orange parades occur, a family car outing ends with mud, a burglary prompts police to investigate, a hospitalized accident victim, and Kendal Church plans to rebuild its kitchen with congregational help.
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Three Farm Buildings Razed by $40 000 Fire
A fire at Cecil Dey’s Port Hope farm destroyed three buildings and contents, causing about $40 000 in losses. Firefighters from Port Hope, Col Giles, and Bewdley battled the flames, but the structures collapsed within minutes after alarm. Hose lines and water tankers aided efforts as crews worked to prevent spread.
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Cecil Dey
BR. 4
Port Hope
Col. Giles Fire Company
Col. Giles
George Stapleton
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