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colleCting these items of folk-lore
of Nova Scotia. The stories, of the
devil and his• ways will raise the
'hair on the back of your neck,
Below The Salt
(Thomas B, .Costaia)
Do you like a good historical
tale? .Constain has written a mag-
nificent story of the people and
events of the time of King John
and the Magna Charta, The real
story is framed in an unusual.
way, which might put you off,
but "do not let it keep you from
finishing this splendid tale of the
days when knights were bold,
By Love Possessed
(John. Gould Clozzens)
Although it has been at the
top of the book lists in the cities,
this book has been shunned by
the local readers'. The story re-
volves around several prominent
families in a small American' town.
The time elment of the book was'
brief, about 24 hours; there are
too many flash-backs. Also, if this
is' a sample of modern witting, I
prefer the smoothly Rowing Eng-
lish of Casten, That is inerelY
the opinion of one reader, Time
will tell !whether is enjoys a mom-
entary fame pr endures to become
a navel descriptive of the "fifties",
Air Cadets Receive Awards During
Inspection Held at Goderich Arena If You're TIRED
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They Shall Not Pass Unseen
(Yvan Southall)
The author has collected many
stories and facts about the men
who flew the Sunderland flying
boats. :dulling the Battle of the At,.
lentie,
Country Life Picture Book of
English History
History is a fascinating subject.
at any time but more so when
the monuments and relics of the
past are pictured,
Let's All Hate Toronto
(Jack McLaren)
Of course we do not all hate
Toronto but we 'are quite used
to using it as' a peg on which
to hang scraps of satire, sarcasm
and 'sayings, This is really- a fun-
ny book, mostly cartoons with
brief witty paragraphs,
- A Traveller In Rome
(ft. V. Morton)
Have not had an opiportounity
to read this one but we can trust
a book from the pen 'of H. V.
Morton to give us pleasure in
facts and' word-pictures,
Grandma Takes A Hand
(John Tait)
The !author was born in Scotland
and uses the scenes of his child-
hood !as a background for his star-
les, revolving around Grandma and
her grandson, Duncan, who relates
the !amusing episodes. This is for
the reader who wants an occas-
ional light and humorous beak,
To Live Again
(Catherine Marshall)
Have not had time to read this
one either as it is in great demand.
Catherine Marshall will' be rem-
embered for the biography of her
husband, "The Man Called Peter,"
Garden Rubbish
(Sellars and Yeatman)
. These' two men are famous for
their earlier book, which can
make you chuckle' whenever you
pick it up, "1066 and all that".
When you are tired of heaving
rubbish out of . ;the garden, pick
,up this little book and you will
forget about the crick in your
back.
Bluenose Ghosts
(Collected and edited by Helen
Creighton)
The author has had a grand time
The ""Big Night" occurred Wed-
nesday for the 80 Air Cadets. of
932 "MaUland". Squadron when
their annual inspection tool; place
Wednesday in, the Goderich arena.
Reviewing officer for tlw in-
spection was Group Captain A. C.
Kenyon, CD, Commanding Officer
of ROW 'Station Centralia., and
the -cadets were inspected by him -
in company with Flight Lieuten-
ant ,L M. Cuff, Commanding Qf-
ficer of the Squadron; I. Erb,
chairman of the, Ontario Provinc-
ial Committee of the Air Cadet
League of Canada; J, K. Sully,
chairman of the sponsoring com,
mittee of the Goderich Lions Club
and Melt Lieutenant R. K. Roid-
ston, Air Cadet Liaison Officer
from Training Command Head-
quarters, ROW Trenton,
After the qnspection, the squad-
ron performed a march past. un-
der command of Cadet Warrant
Officer Grant Townsend, award
winner as the most valuable cadet
in the squadron_
Other awards were presented to
cadets. for their achievements dur-
ing the year. Cadet Warrant Of-
ficer P. W. McCreath was award-
ed' his ii CAC Wings for having
completed the. Cadet flying cour-
se of 30 hours flying and 60 hours.
ground instruction. This 'training
qualifies him for ,his civilian Priv-
ate Pilot's License, Trophy for
the most valuable Cadet below the
re.nk, of corporal was given Ito
Cadet Leading Mrcraftman 0,
Peagan.
Attendance awards. were pre-
sented by Mayor Drnie Fisher,
Goderich, to Cadets Grant Town-
send, IS. ID, McLean!, W. Clements,
J. T. Chambers and R. J, Cous-
ins.,
Graduetion certificates w er e
presented by I. Irb, vice-chairman
of the Ontario Provincial Commit-
Charge Against Blyth
Woman Dismissed
in Londesboro Fatality
A charge of careless driving,'
laid against Mrs. (boy Doherty,
was ,dismissed here on,
Tuesday, morning by iVfagistrate
D. IS. Holmes, Goderich. The ch-
arge resulted from an accident
when! six-year-old Cathy Little,
Was killed when in collision :with
a car operated by Mrs. Doherty,
Oscar A. Linton, Stratford, was
fined $100 and casts- after he
pleaded guilty to a charge of cri-
minal negligence laid following a
three-car collision at Clinton's
main intersection 'on Sunday even-
ing, April, 18. His operator's per-
mit was' suspended for six months.
Bob- .Garen pleaded guilty to
careless driving on March 31, vvii-
lel" resulted in a rear end collision
on the highway -between Seaforth
and !Clinton. Apparently he had
gone to sleep, while c4ompleting
a long trip with his 'parents. $15
and costs was, the. fine.
M. !Charlebois pleaded guilty. -to
careless -driving which, resulted in
damage of f5175 to his own car.
He was fined and, license was sus-
pended for three months.
William Pinning, charged with
failing to yield the right-of-way
was' fined' $10 and cost's'. Mr. Pin-
ning, Who !is employed at Sher-
lock-Manning Piano. Company said
he had 'driven far 38 years with-
out an accident.
Airman David Grant Tadhey,
17, was charged with racing his
car's motor, and making -unneces-
sary noise on March 27, The case
was dismissed' with a stern warn-
ing.
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