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Hilt Laing, Exeter, whose for-
tifier building was gutted by fire
last year, opens his new .cement -
block repair shop on Victoria
street, beside the arena, this
week.
The owner will specialize in re -
.pairs of powermowers, small
'motors and chain saws.
Special feature of the opening
will be asecial offer on tune-
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.5HDHS ELECTS PAPER STAFF Doug BUsche, seated:
'centre, was chosen editor of the local high school's annual!
year book, "Ink Spot", in elections this week. His assist-
ant editor is Paula Boulianne, right, and Sandra Waiper,
left, is literary editor. Other executive members of the
paper staff are, standing from left, Ted Sanders, activities
convenor; Kristine Gulens. sports editor; Marlene Mac-
Millan, advertising manager; Kathryn Love, reporter;
Marilyn Hamilton, secretary; Judy Elder, social editor, and
Dave Ducharme, social. convenor, —T -A Photo
Mind Fund Blame Tire Biowout Lions Plan
Over $2Q0
Campaign for. the blind has
had found a rip in the tire on
For Fatal Accident
topped the g20b mark in its first A tire blowout caused the ac -
week, local chairman S. B. Tay cident which killed 22 -year-old
for announced Monday. Mrs. Anna Grace Riley, R.R. 1
• Local objective is S$nn., the Cromarty, an inquest jury in
amount contributed by the coin Stratford decided last week.
triunity in the past two annual The young mother, whose 15
campaigns. 'month-old daughter escaped in -
Donations to date by communi.I jury in the same crash, was
ties are: 'killed when her car rammed a
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3172.00' tree south of Cluselhurst on Sep -
6,00 ' tember 3. .
6.00 i Coroner's jury found she lost
2.110 control of the vehicle when the
25.00 right front tire blew out. They
made no recommendations nor
$211.00 found any blame..
A representative of a rubber
company, D. A, Macdonald, Kit-
chener, tolyl the court the blow-
out had been due to a small hole
that had been made some time
before. perhaps by a nail. He
said moisture had entered the
hole and caused the tire fabric
to deteriorate.
The inquest was conducted by
Dr. G. C. Jarrott, coroner. as-
sisted by Crown Attorney W. E.
Goodwin, OC.
The jury, all residents of R.R.
1 Cromarty, consisted of Percy
Harris, foreman, Ben Stoneman,
William and Jack Brintnell, and
James McDougall.
Provincial Constable Ken Mc-
Kay of the Stratford detach-
ment, who investigated the acci-
dent. was the first of four wit-
nesses to take the stand. He tes-
tified that when he arrived at
the scene. he found the car on
its wheels in the south ditch.
parellel to the road and facing
east.
Car Against Tree
He said the car was resting
against a large tree. a distance
of 23 feet from the Thad. Twenty-
four
wentyfour feet from where the car
came to rest, a telephone pole
had been broken off, the con-
stable said, adding that 121 feet
from this point he found indica-
tions on the road showing that
the car had taken to the ditch
at that point.
The constable said he found
indications that the car had had
a blowout on the road and he
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sonal income taxes, about 21,-
249 million in sales and excise
taxes.
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the right front wheel. He sub-
mitted the tire. ttihr. and three
photographs taken by him as
evidence. He said he had sub-
mitted the tire and tube to a
rfibber company official for in-
vestiga lion.
H. Ward Forrest, R.R. 1
Zurich, father of the dead wo-
man, said his daughter at the
time of her death was in perfect
health, He said the car she was
operating at the time of her
death belonged to her father-in-
law, Bert Riley.
Dr. ,i, S. Goddard, Hensall,
identified himself on the stand
as Mrs. Riley's family doctor.
He confirmed that father's testi-
mony that she had been in good
health. He said he arrived at.
the accident scene about. 12.55
p.m. and found the woman dead.
He stated that. she had been dead;
less than half an hour before he;
arrived at the scene.
He said the woman hacl died
from severe injuries to the upper'
part of her chest, neck, and I
face, The force of the impact
had fractured her skull, several'
Debt Drive
At the Lions Club supper meet-
ing al Armstrong's Restaurant
Thursday evening, international
director A. J. Sweitzer showed
colored pictures of his recent
visit to the international conven-
tion at Chicago, and of .the dis-
triet convention at North Bay
together with some of the local
activities of the club.
Plans were made for wiping
out the existing debt on the Boy
'Scout house and an .appeal was
made by Mr. Sweitzer to pro-
mote the athlitio.n of a kitchen to
the Scout building.
When one member of 'the club
presented each member with a
book of matches he was fined
$1.00 for advertising. but before
the fine collector finished four
additional dollars had been ad-
ded to the treasury for similar
offenses. -
President Ed Brady was in
the chair,
ribs. possibly her neck, and frac-
tured the lower part of her left
leg. He added that she had been
pregnant at the time of her
death.
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ups.
The new building, erected by
'Huron Lumber Co., measures 40
by 45 feet and its cement block
construction makes it virtually
I :fireproof.
in addition to a considerable
amount of motor repair tools, the
building houses acetylene' anti
Say 25 Percent
Will Get Cancer
Scientific advances during the
past 10 years lead some re;
searchers to believe that many
of us will live to 'see the day
when some of the worst forms of
cancer will be reduced to the
status of a troublesome boil, ac-
cording to Leonard Berlin in .the.
October, issue of Chatelaine.
But that hope for the future is
overlaid with such sobering sta-
tistics as the fact that one 'Cana.
dian girt in every four will get
cancer sometime during her life
and that one in seven will die
from it, Nearly 10,000 Canadian
women die annually of cancer.
Women could. cut those statis-
tics in half, even without the aid
of any new discoveries, by gout;
regularly to doctors or clinics
for checkups, thus giving medical
men the chance to tackle the di-
sease when it is in its early and
most treatable stages. •
Only recently, a Chicago scien-
tist, Dr. George •Le Wied, esti-
mated that smear samples,
which could be taken by .any
general practitioner, would show
up on average one early and still
invisible cancer in every 220 ap-
parently healthy women.
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electric welding equipment.
Hill, who is a- Member of the
town's volunteer fire brigade,
:started in business -for himself
15 years ago in the .gas station
at the corner of Main .and Sand-
ers street.
He later moved to the large
garage opposite 'Trivia 1ltenor'iat
Church were he r'ertiained hullil'
fire damaged the building. Since:
then he has been operating in a'
section of Snell Bros. Ltd. garage
avhile
his new shop was under
construction.
Hilt was born in slay Township,
and has sprint most of his We:
in this area. His wife is the town!
librarian. They have one,
Danny. The family livet near the
shop, on the corner of Victoria
and Andrew streets,
PleaSeci To
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Hilton wing
on the Oficial opening
sof his new building
John Burk
-9entraI Insurance Agency
PHONE 663 534 MAIN 6T., EXETER
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Congratulali
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OP CNS' SHOP—Hili: Laing, who
has been in the repair businees
in Exeter for 15 years, opens his
new cement -block shop beside
Exeter arena this week.
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On The Opening Of His
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To Hilton Laing On The Grand Opening Of His
Modern "Laing Service” Repair Shop, This New Shop
mill Provide An _Important Service To The Community.,
We Were Pleased To Construct The New Building
For Mr, Laing And Provide The Accessary Materials
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adding movie to the
one you have, You
will find our prices
are hard to heat!
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