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17Town Dump
'raven eputacil decided Monday be kept in corder. Although. some
:might to keep; the netuncipal people chemic, refuse At the .gate,
dump locked -despite string .ob- couneii ,considers this a lesser
jectiens :from some quarters. A prebiesu than haphazard dump
new lock has been ,ordered. for ing en the ground itself,
the gate .and keys will be kep+: The lawn fathers instructed
tinder stricter control than lie police to investigate illegal .home
fore., Ing at the old ground on High -
,
The lock was smieshed last way 83 and to prosecute the of-
week by some patty trying tai fender if evidence .can be found
get into the refuse ground. Sonne 1 to identify the person,
Sponsor Christmas Feetur¢s
Council has approved three
different features for promotion
of Christmas spirit in the town
in December, Members agreed
to meet expenses of a .carol
singing program by school ehit-
drn on the Main street on four
Saturdays prier to Christmas,
The town will also provide
turkey prizes: for the best decor-
ated homes and wilt erect a
lighted Christmas tree and ex
tonsive decorations on the town
hall.
This program will tie in with
a promotion campaign 'being.
organized by the Eusijnessmen s
Associatiop.
users. have borrowed keys for
the clump but failed to return
thein,-Athera have had dupli-
cates made.
Cquncii members stuck to
their policy of curtailing public
use .ol '.the damp because , they
believe it's the only way it can
Churches
OK Plans.
Dinner congregational nteet-
jngv- ie. -here ;n district eherch-'
es, ttr2 laved in the See -
tor Leek,
I.. ;byterian church 'Turn Down Parking Lot
on c" evening approxi- Believing the cost was too
ala hers of the can
dr dinner togeth-
er a Mr, H. H. G.
Ste -13 C� chairman of the
Sei co presided eor the
nilreported on the
', pi rrit Plan, •
Isml spoke tlof
0 Chi ith
adopted
chi Me. W. G, Cochrane
rq „ c:» pr the resources com-
m; 4,1 film was shown and
R :Kerr gave an inspiration -
el ,,,re ge
1•n Cromarty church ab"out 70.
members had a pot luck supper
, together and Mr. Jim Scott,
gcneree chairman of the Sector
project for the
church, pre
s
ided
for a meeting whichfollowed.
Mr.g.
Eldon Allen, p to lam: chair-
�,
man, and Mrs. T: L, Scott out-
lined the program for this
church. Rev. S. Kerr conducted
a worship service;
At James Street United. Church
en Wednesday night about 400
members gathered for a dinner
titr.Aeting after which Mr, Carfiey
Cann, general chairman, outlined
high for the use which would be
made of it, council took no ac-
tion on a proposei to establish a
parking lot near Main Street,
Councillor - Murray Greene,
who investigated. the project,
estimated it would cost $300 to
prepare a lot between Main and
William Streets in the business
section. The area would house
only 25 cars at a time.
Members pointed out that con-
siderable parking space is avail-
able behind the town hall, on
the back streets and at the car
lot of Snell Bros. Ltd.
Urges Sidewalk Program,•
1 4.
e
Councillor Bill Musser, deplor-
ing the condition in sidewalks
in the town, said
council shoulduld
budget for a "lot of money" next
year to repair them. Consider-
able sidewalk work was done
this fall but Councillor Musser
said there was still many streets
which required extensive re-
pairs,
community centre ,park and ,me -
A 1egtesC that the* sign for
4mvrial arena be moved from in
the progress of the $eetor Plan, front of Main St, United Church
Dr. H. H. Cowen and Mr. Mervyn I wa's turned over to a special
Cudmore •outlined the proposed committee,
Program for the church. A clues Nomination'and election dates
tion period was. conducted and
'Revs H. ,T. Snell presented a
cheliengingmessage.
A congregational supper and
meeting was attended by about
50 members of Elimville United
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EXETER ONTARIO, NOVEMBER 7, 1957
o ve Lon
Centralia
es P:rscnnel
were set for Friday, November
22, and Monday, December 2,
respectively.
"Kelly" Laverty has resign-
ed from the town public, works
crew and . a committee was ap-
Church. al pointed to name a replacement.
Howard Johns general Agrant of $758 was
Mr,g �
received -
chairman, presided` for the meet.: from the federal government as
ing, Mr. William Routly report -'payment in lieu of taxes on the
ed for the resources committee; , post office..
Mr. Robert Johns for materials Soft ,coal smoke from the fed -
committee and Mr. Delmer Skin- eral building will continue„, to an -
nor for• the 'visitations commit= nay Main. St. merchants this
tee. Rev. H. C. Wilson' gave an winter despite the protest made
encouraging message. by council this fall, it was learn-
.A congregational dinner `meet- ed.
in;. in DeshW,9od -Calvary. B.1J.B, eCounell has received no Mealy
Cliurgli r" bans held on Monday to its complaint` of,.soot from the
Cenlng,folloevi
nn the
annivers- building deng
and large
supply1Y
of
ary
services ern Sunday, October' coal has been stocked, it was
20, A stewardshipp service in reported.
films, song- and 'brief •speeches
was held
Mr. Ervin, .Eckstein, as general F ine Seven
chairman` of the Sector Plan for
the church, J. M. Tientan, pro, Geiser committee • convener, DonackF.�r Traffic:
Geiser, resources convenes, Jack
Geiser, materials convener, and
H, II offi:nan, visitations con- A. number of convictions for
vener,
spoke briefly. infractions' against. the. High-
ways Traffic Act were register-
• ed in Magistrate D. E. Holmes'
court. in Exeter Wednesday
fternoon.
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HEI.PING VETERANS Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion will; hold its annual.
Poppy Day in this district on Saturday, assisted by members of the Legion Auxiliary.
Day
Preparing for the campaign, which aids disabled veterans :andL their families, are,
. a - Lawson, past president of the Auxiliary; Graham Mason, first
left to right, Mrs,Ger lel w , � . p
vice-president of ' the Legion and chairman of the Poppy campaign; and Mrs. Eugene
Beaver, Auxiliary president. Remembrance Day will be observed Monday at a special
service in ,James St. United C,hurch,,. T -A Photo
Chief Ignores Call
on't Apply For Own Jo
Police Chief Reg Taylor an-
nounced this week be does not
intend to submit his name for
the chiefconsi b
los position
for
which council has
called appli-
cations.- .
"I am the ;chief constable
now," said Taylor. "I'm not
going to apply for something
Senior Citizens
Enjoy Singsong
. A 'singsong of .sacred songs
led by Mr. Waifer Cutbush with
Miss Alma Hem at the piano
introduced the program 'for the
the
Tuesday evening meeting of
Senior Citizens Club in the
Legion Hall for which Mr. Cecil
Skinner was chairman,
Other numbers • on the pro-
gram included readings by Mrs.
Len Dilkes and Mrs. Art while
smith, vocal duets by Marlene,
and Darlene' Frayne, piano solo,
k Carolyn Siinmens, . accordion se-
lections, Alnia Barn, and a nine -
man `chorus.:
Mr. George Lawson spoke
briefly stating that there were
149 senior citizen clubs in On-
tario ranging` from Ottawa to
• Windsor and Hamilton to Port
William. There are 33 of these
Clubs in Toronto.
It, was decided to invite Han
over club to be guests at the
December 'meeting. The com-
mittee to arrange the program
are Mr. and Mrs, Herniate Powe,
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Westcott, Mr.
and Mrs, William Arthur, Mrs,
Edna P a s•s more ' and Walter
Gunning.
Mr, and Mrs. William Mar-
shall provided. dance music.
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Harry Davis, driver of a truck
for the Brennan Construction
Co., was fined $20 and costs on
a charge of careless driving in-
volving an accident on Highway.
83, east of Hensel, on Septem-
ber 27,
Norman Cooke of Hensall, was
fined $10 and Costs for failing
to yield the right of way in en
a'ecident en Hensel). on October
2.
William Merriman, Cecil Hod-
giils and, James Cronyn were
each fined $10 and cosh after
pleading guilty to creating a
disturbance at .3,30 a.m, Septem-
ber 20 near the Central Hotel.
Cecil . 'an Borne Was fined
$10 and costs for careless driv-
ing during the early hours of
October 20 when his car•, took
to the ditch after the driver
had fallen asleep.
Harold Nairn, 20, was fined
$15 and' costs after pleading
guilty „to a charge of eareless
driving October 26 in • Hensall,
Robert Morrissey, '16. of Ste-
phen, vas ,fined $25 and costs
fox failing to stop at the corner
of Huron and Main streets in
teeter and was involved in an
accident:
James Kaley Was fined $15
and costs and James (Tarnier,
Relieve HEPC
Settles Action
Ontario HEPC suit against an-
other driver, Police Constabt ..
John Cowen.aid the,, town of
Exeter for damages resulting
from a pole broken in an ac-
cident in June was adjourned
indefinitely at county court here'
Monday.
It is believed the ' `action ' has
been settled out of court be-
tween the IIEPC and.' the other
driver.
Amount of the suit was' $150.,
e
T3 P sued both drivers be.caus
E }
C
ceiden
responsibility -for the.Accident
had not. been .determined.
- river
that I've been for the past five
years,"e.was invited to a p -
The chief1
i o
with
•position along forthe i
1
other applicants ' when council
deckled to expand the police
force to three men. They declin-
ed to advertise for a chief
rather than a constable,
Taylor also said he "definite-
ly" was not going to. work under
another man, if council does ap-
point; a new chief.
"As far'as I .am. concerned, I..
i f c -n-
"te the
a
have been appointed
stable for the town of Exeter
Mi I have not been informed
arr:'t I have beets denoted or
dismissed."
Council intends to open appli-
cations for the positio>I}. at its
Text meeting, November 8.
Councillor Alvin . Pym is chair-
man of the police . committee.
He said expansion of the force
was necessary to•meet public
demand for more protection.
.Constable Taylor• was appoint••
ed chief in 1952 after a six-
month term.
.month probation p
Question of whether .council
has the power to'dismiss or de-
nmte the chief without a heareng
wss.raised this week• A, spokes-
man from the Ontario Attorney -
General's 'department said such
disciplinary action • could not be
taken • until • the' constable in
question is found guilty of . an
offense. under„ the . policeman's
code.
He said council would have to
make a specific charge against
a policeman before he could be
Violations
16, .was fined $10 and costs
when .their cars were involved
in an accident and, they failed
to report same to the police..
Beverley Playford, of Eden
Grove, was fined\ $15 and costs
for .fast driving through. Dash-
wood.
Honor. Fallen
On AtiFinday
Remembrances- Day c h u r est
service, sponst ed - by Exeter
branch of the -anadian Legion,
will be held i James. Street
United Church nday, Novem-
ber 11,
The clay has been' declared a
public hdliday by town council.
Rev, H. J. Snell will preach
the sermon attd other ministers
will take part, '
The annual cenotaph ceremony
will follow the 'service and the
memorial at klurondale will take
place in the afternoon.
In the evening, Fred O'llr'echt;
president, of the provincial com-
mand of the Legion, will be
guest
speaker 'In • the Legion
Poppy Day will be held Satur-
day, Noveinbet 9. Mentbers of
the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary and
"Mr, Poppy" h i n1 s elf ,
Fred
Wells, will sell the flowers.' in
aid of disabled veterans::
1N 1,1 WN
With
i , id at winter activities Ate '_ get.
;�r'rldlti;"r5�'W'ltlt leo i�: Exeter Arena, winter �
HOCKEY SEASON , ,.. � and llt`tafi
Ong.: j swing, Viteter Mohawks will be : hoMebrew club this year .n ,ny
titrg .11t0 full r_ r . •^` area local players ers are aspiring for positions' bre the club, Three of the_ 'area ".youths working ,
Out are, left to rights Oar Johnston, Dill ?ilycdlt bie Atid 1rrr 'or�d, —i A. Photo
PS. Loses $ 500
In Flu Epidemic
fired or demoted and the con-
stable was entitled to'a hearing
before the body responsible for
operation of the police depart-
ment.
Chief T a y l or is secretary -
treasurer of the Huron County
Municipal. Police Officers' As-
sociation.
District Teachers
Head Committees
Officers were elected at the
annual meeting of district 15A
Ontario Public School Men Teacli'
Federation h ld S t rth
eBon. George R. Pearkes, mint..
ster of national defence:firmed' this week that txnita�Senior Students Te ac `from RCAF Meilen London Ali i
i be moved to Centralia some 1
e e r
time during 135a. ,
To Relieve Flu Crisis
In a report from Ottawa: Cita
ininistex said the transferralll
ca
Grade 12 students have been' earnings during the 1956-57 ,take place in midsummer, 'Tile
pressed into supply teaching due school. term London unit will be closed,
to the influenza epidemic at Cost of 1„ different activities,1 Despite the addition le Can -
South Huron . District High over $1,700, was financed by - traiia, i unit r may be staff
tat fdatty the
School. turns, and $168 was distributed Y „
principal It L. Sturgis report- amens: students in dividends. i the NATO training plan ends.
ed to the board Tuesday night Since 1950, the department bas '• He added, bawever, that , the.
shown a profit of over $2,300 on' present units may not be altered
its projects. Of this amount, ; should any NATO country TO -
„MOO has been given to the ; quest that the airerew pregrain
students in dividends, and $725 I he extended. Most eountries• in
has been used to buy new equip- , the organization have c e a s >e d
that several senior students have
taken charge of grade nine
classes while teachers were
forced to stay home, the
'!he development reflects of merit.. l sending 'trainees but Canada .i`
scarcity of supply teachersheActvities during tale past year undertaken a coininitinent to
high schAo] calibre in the district, i
The Principa.i paid he has located .included landscaping, construe-, train 360 German hairmen, whp
oneperson qualified to take .tion of a new slat floor in the are now taking e o.
onlyec q rses.,
poultry barn, seed fair compete- When the German ca eta
over secondary school classes, t^ eluate elle ItCAI will close
The, board raised the fee for tion, bee -keeping,• insect 'codec. gra ,
Supply teachers from $15 to $17, ing, hot bed operation, •propaga^ some of its training units apii
Parkhill District High School .tion, hatching, fruit growing, nut 'reduce others, the minister said,
Board has agreed to pay tuition Plan,tingrod, purebredrowtest
plswots,ine puc^ Loddon units nvhieh will cdic"al
nn:bve
fees far• one student who is colo-,.tiongarden Gp C'entralia evilt include ni
ing, to South Huron because bus ing, soil 'extieriinents, bean language school, personnel selee-
facilities are more convenient, growing, summer Projects by tion unit, officers' school awl
Annual report from Andrew pupils, cuttings, and poultry medical selection unit,
it was re
poat
dDepnrtmheenat,d shows the raPisriinn;ipal :ed
Sturgis reported en- in a London newspaper that'
ment again met the costs of its rolment at 564. RCAF Repoli Centralia' would
s 'throe h 1 Trustees Ted Chambers, Ken- close when the NATO trailing'
extra -curricular project g ncth Grebb, and Allan Fraserre- program was completed but this
ported on a convention• of board was denied by the minister of
members in St. Marys recently. national defence himself.
fl ,x
The delegates discussed teachers' One spokesman suggested
d
salaries and benefits. ing training will be discontinued
Chairman Lar • i Snider pres.da
i - Centralia and moved to thio
Sn'de t
Larry
ed for the meeting at which nide west where: weather cpnditioiis
of the 12 members were present. are more favourable,
Spirits Quiet
On Thursday
Both provincial and local po-
lice report the celebration of
Hallowe'en this year was one of
the least destructive in the this• In Usborne
Farmers
trict's history.
Provincialoiee reported
two calls during the evening.
over a broken window in Buc a erati0
p 1 ted only •
ti 1
k
T!ai
one o
Centra tg dr ane ler over - Twentysix ratepayers in Ue- A written request to the cou nell
tie being driven "through an or -1.
cis e c in ea o . chard in' Usborne. borne have appealed their Fed- ;is all that' is required: to appeal
c hi d
Clarence Trott, Clinton, vas Exeter police reported they eration of Agriculture member•`the levy. ,
elected president. one call during the eve- ship levy for 1958, Clerk 1 . JT. G. Reason for the large number
only had
Baker of Exeter' ning. ,. number of firemen were Strang reported to the township of dissenters this year,- accord-
lrir, Garfield x mi � �!
Public School staff was named on deity to assist in keeping or- cpuncil` Monday. I ing to some sources, is the csrr
hairma of • the, educational er, AItltough' this represents less ,rent opposition to Clic jZog p
e committee; Mr. George d he rovinoial police are in than 10 per"cent of 'the tax -pay-: ducers comr?ulsory marketin
fi»race om l p 'Program, Officials: •have pointed
t J.A D McCurdy essi n.. f three wire gates ing farmers in. Usborne, it is the p P , .
Farnell. Qf, al . � . Y po s 4 q ,
b f eels' that' out, however, ilial; the Federa.•
1' and tl cat
-
den
ts, eftairnran of file legis- that were picked up . following larges number a appeals o direct connection
j ,the town- tion has n
Ihasbeenreceived
title• committee and Mr. Charles H'allowe en. Two were found in by with the ho board.
i cod ':c airman St ! n ship since the two-fifths of a g
McQuillan, Das1w h mill. le
v
Y was.
put
in
to� effe
c
t to L
sb.
briie
._council
i a
received 011e
e
Number of appeals: against the apnnetalroilagbauint5itta1no57alaloweeds-
financefederation activities.
gravel in gas tanks levy has ranged. from one to five The roll was certified at a tot''.al
s in the past,Clerk Strang said, taxable assessment of $2;698,350..
Thus t'ear's nomination date
was set for November 25 and
the election, if necessary, for
-December 2, by bylaw.
t Engineer's certificate of com-
pletion, except for 'backfilling, of
the "A" dram of the Down drain'
w a s presented and council
moved that the contractor be
paid but the guarantee deposit
be retained until such time as
the backfilling is completed
Emerson Penhale was retained
as an operator for snow work by
guaranteeing hint $285 over n
three-intintit period beginning
December 15.
Road superintendent. William`
rural .a a'rs committee,
of the ur #f t
Mr: A. 13. idle, principal of
Exeter Public School, was chair-
man of the nominating commit-
tee.
The fin .epidemic has cost
Exeter Public School about $500,
it was revealed at a board meet-
ing Monday night.
The board will lose most of
this amount in reductions in pro-
vincial, government grants,
which. are based 'on average
daily attendance. Number at-
tending school was cut as much
as 30 percent when the epidemic
was at its peak,
Contributing to the cost, tee,
were fees paid to supply leach -
ere who substituted for neem
bers of .the staff who were ill.
'Will Net Seel; Re-election
C. M. Farrow, vice-chairman
of the 'Exeter Public School
Board, announced at a meeting
Monday he would not seek re
election to another terns. Mr:
Fnrrowv has been chairman of
the . teachers' committee for a
nunlber ,of years.
Other two members of the
board .whose terms expire ttus
year, Robert Southcott and Ross
Tuckey,.indicated they would
remain for another term if nom-
inated. Ross Tuckey was ap „.
pointed this summer to com-
plete the tarn of Glenn Ronnal-
lie who moved to Montreal.
Condition "Satisfactory"
Jeremiah Ravelle, 67, is re-
ported in "satisfactory condi-
tion” ' in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, suffering front a skull
fracture and fractured .right leg
received in an accident at
Grand Bend last week,
navelle was helping a neigh-
bor, Boland Grenier, cut dowil.
a tree in the Grolier yard when.
it toppled on him, pinning Lunt
to the ground,
Dr, 'V. Gulens, ',Dashwood, at-
tended.
ttended. lie was rushed to hos-
pital lit 14offman's' ambulance.
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Where ere Ta
Find It
Anndunctmontt , 11
Church Noticis ' 15
CbrnIng Evrints 11
tdii'ewiels
Ent•rtointnont 15
Harm Nita* ...................... '9, ih
Feminine hilitis 12, 12'
-Montan 6, 1
LOOklflg 1n With Litt 14e
Luton
' Spritey■4
Wont Ads ,.\rit„ 44.4*rMMr.,MMrr,M.r,,.
•ne an
one in
e le
Tis oz d p
b
li.
Townsl p,
. Pranksters played a foul trick
on one car dealer be putting
gra l ` thet k of six
car
2•
� --Elizabeth 'and Knox, -twin daughters of Rev. arld Mrs.
FORTUNATE D.ti TWiN$ Mary ioll by the best essay on
N. Dr Knox, won another prize for their collect submitting ,
"Thed. I'' in a competition 5 onsored by a Toronto daily newspaper. This
Queen an p ptime when a
picture 'shows the twins with toy'animals they received at Christmas
reader spied their request for toys in a letter to Santa Claus which wa$ for'warde4d to
The Tines -Advocate. The twills have also' won awards for swimming and other, ath-
letics. --� -T-A Photo
Twins Express Love For Queen,
in, Licence PIafe Used In Tour
Routly was instructed to take
proceedings 9
cella s to collect all 1 5
5
accounts,
Tax Collector H. H. G. Strang
reported that all the 1957.tilt
bills will soon, be in the hands
of the ratepayers and that a few.
tax accounts hadbeen collected.:
Municipal liability insurance}
and , non -owned automobile cove
erage was renewed with W. fl
Hodgson,. Exeter, at a premium.
of $232,63,
Treasurer Newton. Clarke Pe -
ported receipt. of $2.385, the bah
ance of the 'unconditional grant
from the province.
Council agreed to hold the
next meeting on Mondav after
noon, December 9, with the 'fine'
incetine of the year falling on
December 16.
Reeve Claytnn Smith presided
and all councillors were present.
Accidents Low
During October
Provincial police t'et.ott there
were fewer accidents in October
this year than there has, been
any month for years in this
district,
Only four reportable traffic
mishaps are on ,the police fila
for the month, Cons`able Cecil
Gibbons said this week.
An .estimated $4,000 damag
resulted from a two -car crash a
the intersection of highways
and 83 'Wednesday morning
Elizabeth and Mary Knox, twin other' as the minister prayed for millions of people that oue
Queen There were no serious' injuries
Queen daughters of Rev. N. Dr Knox, Princess Elizabeth and tries to keep peace and loge1 A new' Oldsmobile, d r v is
Exeter, will have a special Marv. for."
L d Itlar south on No. 4 by larenWenni li ti
momento of the caueen's recent
visit to Canada.
The 'twins won a desk set
containing a scarlet and geld
"Ile must mean us," they de
• able Ills Norswortlly, St, r'1ltltnrine5, ria
cideil, wish they really lead been damaged bwyond repair after.
Queens, so they could have ,Chose
That ryas several Years ago.,Messes and dlemonds was struck by all. castbouli
Che itieen wears, 1
lovely
long dt
Now the twins who once felt,. vehicle•driven.. by lI, Ti, Chad.,J
Hemet plate, used: 1)11a car iii they were P'riricess Elizabeth! i;tet it. is not what she wears Orangeville. The 1Vorinv ei tllty
contest sponsored by the 'Goran• pupils at. Exeter Public School they soy. the collision.
to Telegram. 'Still inseparable, Elizabeth "In wartime sn starved, too, Cl.ief Cotrstable Iteg �l`aylt
Flies. views orr {'1'he. Queen ,and Mary lia:ve no (also ideas, and wore nthde.ovee 'dresses. investigated.
incl C�Witat 14TottxxClty Means toduv about thou' illtrstiious ''I•t is ritsl es ]ter very dear' to Cars killed tWo Wilmette 3n 'tli
the royal proce,sion, hi an essay and Queen Mary are grade four that makes her a geed queen " i broker � telephone pole o tyvuir
To Me" were judged the best of
ctitries feoin wheel chtldrelt
across Canada In .grade` six and
under.
The spee;ial licence plate bears
the royal coat•of•arnrs and the
year of ,tlie queen's visit, 'pile
desk set *Ito .includes twin pens,
a block and a Calendar, '
Their essay, as described in
The Telegram, read:
Eliseb'etb ,and maty' Knox,
twin sisters, kneeled in an l xt4- we have eo nttny brothers and
' n t Cls to the 'a
r ten we, think tit sill tl a e r �'
let clttiiClr and.trudged oath sisters. ,Cl
sanding, us 'Love* also makes a perrsott Only liceidents.reported by poli
"When we got big." they good. It's love for us that brings this week.
wrote, "Vie knew we test bad her t.OrC, even though we »rake • • On 'October t1. ;A ear 'd 411
the names of llizabeth and 'her very tired." oto tirt tvtltw, sl, t►f Ds$hK"5
Softie day Elizabeth ' acrd Mary 1le+ii� It s pot` tows lel b
ICr ox hope to 'meet the gum; Brown on $t. ht hway. arkrS
was valued at $t5
",As 'we. have pigtails and
freckles.. we'll never look like
Queer► E11zabetll. tut we Took
up to her. We try to keep peace
and love in our house as she'.
keeps them in 'aur 'country.
M
ell rtes h
This is sometimes
just as theft` mothers \via ere-
sen'ted. to the Queen's parents
before, the twins Warr% ber'tl�.
...But we will see dur ,I tonitreb
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When she conies to Vinotdt.
Vie way . we give' tint..' theors
Will tell her what she means
tit'w
to the car was $2 , and the bo*,
A door war kil ed by' It
driven by Retold ; swsott,
l$tbb* Al
$r Parkhill. ,00 'NOM
Shipka.. The twee
Ito
Russell,
hit
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