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FIGHT FIRE IN FREEZING COLD—liensall and Exeter brigades fought a fire in
the frame and body shop of General Coach Works, 'Jenson, in near-zero cold New
Year's morning. Damage was estimated at $10,000. Above, Hensall fir e m a n Len
Noakes turns off oil tank outside the building, —LFP Photo
Blanshard • '
Continued from Pie. Ali
Miss Alme Reimers returned
home WednesdaY after spending
the holidays with Mrs. James
114°A;ItS slY.Icathleen, Mossey, Wing-
ham, spent a few .day$, with
Mrs. James 'Massey and Mr,
apd Mrs. Cecil Massey.
1\lr. and Mrs, William Jones
and- family were Saturday .eve-
wog guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff liartwicic of Bryanston.
Mr, Leonard Thacker and
Mrs. Fred Pattison attended the,
funeral of the late 'Mrs. Walter
Smith (nee Bernice Lungiard, of
Hamilton), at Stratford' funeral
home last Wednesday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson
and family were Thursday guests
of Mr • „and. Mrs. Carman Rinn
of St. Marys.
Miss Ruth Hooper returned
home on Wednesday evening
after spending the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Channel
of Bloomfield,
(Intended for last week).
Mr, and Mrs. R. N. Spence,
Mr, and Mrs. Will Ladbrook of
Toronto were Sunday. guests of
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Thomson,
Mrs. Florence Chittick,, Gran-
ton, spent Wednesday with 1\4r.
and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar-
tin 9f St. Marys spent Wednes-
day with Mrs, .Jas. Mossey..
Mrs, W. B. Young of St. Marys
spent the hOlidays with Mrs.
Jas. Mossey,
Miss Alice Beimers of. Strath-
roy spent a few days with Mrs,
Jams.is M
s Alice
ossey.
Beimus, Strathroy,,
spent Wednesday with Mr, and
Mrs, Kenneth Parkinson.
Miss Ruth Hooper spent the
week with Mr. and Mrs, George
Channel of Bloomfield.
Miss Ruth Hooper has been
successful in passing her Grade
8 Conservatory of Music exams.
Visitors
Mrs. James Mossey, Mrs: W.
B. 'Young of St. Marys, Miss
Alice Beimers of Strathroy with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
I:Tow:nab:1p Boardi• •
• the year on December 19.,
Chairman Rryden Taylor 'Presid-
ed. and trustees Calvert Nichol,.
Frank Dickens, Marwood, Wrest.
Elmer :Shepherd were pre-
sent,
Inspector Elwood ,Oakes, of
Strathroy,, gave his report to the
board,
Lloyd Durr was reappointed, as
the board's representative to the
North Middlesex. District High
School Board,
Tokens. of. appreciation were.
sent M 'ministers who visit the.
schools to lead in religious in-
struction.,
The board instructed Secretary
David Henry to visit the schools
the last week of each month to
move library books, pay the,
teachers and check on general
conditions,
Inaugural meeting of ..the 1957
board will be held on January.
7 at 8.30 p.m.
Your Library
Continued from Page 8
with informed librarians and
large, up-to-date book collec-
tions. For the most part, people
who lived in the country did
without libraries, The- last fifty
years have seen a great expan-
sion of country and regional
libraries. From a central head-
quarters, books are sent out to
towns, villages and hamlets in
the district. Even small corn ,
munities receive a wide variety
of books.
These books move about the
region so that libraries are not
"read out". Any book in the re-
gion may be borrowed through
requesting it from a branch li-
brary. Large unit libraries, fi-
nanced by a combination of
municipal and provincial taxes,
require co-operation between. a
number of urban and rural
councils, This can be gained
when we become really' alert
to the need for books; books of
auality and in numbers; and for
librarians to bring together in
The Lightfoot vehicle skidded.
into 'the rear of the Musser car
when the latter slowed 09%11 to
make a left hand. turn,
At Kippen, a truck driven by
Jake Parent, R.R. 3 Wheatley.,
skidded into the rear of a car
driven by Milne Rennie, Sea.‘','
forth. Roth were proceeding
north
'°41ayNlocir.Chief 'port*
Exeter Police. Chief Reg Tay,
for reports the '56 accident rec-
ord in Exeter is "much better
than last year."
The local force investigated
28 accidents during 1956 but only
six of them were reportable.
Chief Taylor recorded only
one accident over the Christmas
and New Year's holiday, Town
citizens brought in the New Year
quietly and .only one call was.
answered by police.
On December 29, a car driven
by Dennis Leo Sicotte, Exeter,
skidded into a parked car owned
by Lorne Dundas, R,R. 2 Credi-
ton, on. Main street. The :Sicotte
vehicle , went out of control when
the driver applied his brakes'
to avoid hitting a car which was
backing onto the road, Damage
was estimated at $200.
While two Irishmen were at-
tending the funeral of a friend,
they got to arguing as to where
they would sooner be buried,
Mike avowed head rather be sent
to Ireland,, while Pat swore he'd
be buried in a Jewish cemetery
in this country.
"But why a Jewish ceme-
tery?" asked Mike,
"Because," said Pat, l'a Jew-
ish cemetery is the last place
the devil would ever think of
looking for an Irishman."
a dynainic relationship.
Consult the librarian of Your'
Library, Mrs. Hilton Laing, for
books of your choice and for
suggestions for your reading for
1957,,
Hanover -Seniors
Plan Visit Here
Members of a Steering COM^
palace - appointed in Hanover to.
assist the recreational council.
in organizing a Senier. Citizens
Chili there
'
will attend the Exe-
ter Senior Citizen's meeting next'
Tuesday- evening. They will ob-
tain information on, the organiza-
tion and operation of the
club which is one of the most
active in the .district. . -
Miss Eleanor Blake, secretary
to Bob Secord, representative of
the Community Pregraia Pranch.
of the Department of Education,
will accompany the group to
Exeter,
Elimvilie.
—Continued from Page 8
Edwin, 'Donald and Joyce, Mr,
and, Mrs. Nelson Cotutis with
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finkheiner
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johns and
Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. William
Johns and family with Mr, and
Mrs. Mervin. Dunn of Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. John Batten,
Sharon and Helen 'with Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph. Batten of Exeter,,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford,
Michael and Ava, Mr. and Mrs.
William Elford and family with
Mrs, William Veal of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, Philip. Johns and
family with Mr. and Mrs. Ever-
ard Miller of Zion,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Williams
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Jones
of St. Thomas. •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen
and Betty Ann with Mr; and Mrs.
Clayton Watson' of Science Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. John .Ridley with
eMterr. .and Mrs. John Willis of Ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner
and family, with Mr. and Mrs.
Reg. McDonald of Exeter on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter
and Ross, Miss Ruth Cameron
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym
of Thanies Road.
Mr. and Mrs. William Routly
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Crago of Kirkton.
—Continued from Page
Jones of Glendale, Miss Ulvada!Hears Inspector reeelv,ed damages totalling .$150,
.linoltnvot Mitchell were Sunday McGillivray Township School when they colilded ..on the •Creilt-
yileata of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Area Board held its final. meet- ton road., a mile west of No. 4.
,,ones. Both cars were travelling west.
Letter To Santa Marketing Issue
—Continued from Page 1
She has no clothes. If you have
anything left, I would like a cow
called Molly Moo Moo."
The benefactor, who signed her
name "another Elizabeth" sent
the T-A clipping, along with two
$5.00 bills and her own letter to
the London Free Press.
"Will you help an old, lady play
Santa Claus?" she wrote.
"Please find Elizabeth Knox and
give her the Molly moo-moo that
she would like, Elizabeth's letter
so impressed me that I cut it out
of a newspaper that I found in a
restaurant."
The gift was delayed, however,
because the woman couldn't re-
call the name of the newspaper
'she found the letter in. Later she
sent a second letter in which she
remembered it was the Times-
Advocate and had checked the
telephone directory and learned
the child's address.
"I wanted to bring happiness
to a child," wrote "another Eliza-
beth" this time. "She had given
me such a warm feeling when I
read her letter."
The Free Press team found
Elizaeth still concerned about
the little black girl on T.V. who
had no clothes. Before the news-
papermen left, she asked if the
girl got her new dress.
The "black girl" and "Molly
moo-moo" were seen by Eliza-
beth on Lloyd Wright's show over
CFPL-TV. during the Christmas
season.
—Continued from Page 7
"rgued, "so, since both govern-
ments like the idea of boards and
approve of the present setup, how
can the setup be constitutionally
improper?"
Counsel's Reply
The reply, in effect, by Coun-
sel Robinette was:
"Ehsily. There must be proper
definition of the marketing
boards' powers and proper au-
thority given by the government
with that authority."
This controversy has obscured
Ontario's original desire: .,To
straighten out whether the mar-
keting board levy on the farmer
is a direct or indirect tax:
Get Cash, Smokes
At Hensall Garage
The second break-in inside of
a week occurred at the service
station operated by William Cle-
ment, Hensall, on New Year's
Day,
Thieves gained entry by break-
ing the glass window in the door
and took $7.00 in silver and
some cigarettes.
In the first break-in, $15.00 in'
change and a carton of cigar-
ettes was taken,
The station is .located at the
intersection of No, 4 and 84 high-
ways. Constable E. R. Davis is
investigating.
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