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Like other children in all .parts told this -story of their victory.
of the world, boys and , girls. in
Britain '_ delight in' listening ;,,,td
•stories. ,They especially love the
tales that have been told for
hundreds of years and which are.,
known as fairy'/stories.
In olden days, when few. people
could read, nearly .everybody
tened, to1stories.. As they sat around
their fires ' at .night they would
tell each other ' tales of brave.
knights, and wicked . giants, stories
of .kings and queens and life ' in
the great castles.,Among them
were stories that specially ap-
pealed to children. Stories that
had a , giant, or ogre or 'witch in
them, as well as -one of the fairy
folk; animals that 'talked and, u of
course, a lot of magic happenings.
,It is .safe, to say that there is not
a child in. Britain, or where English
is spoken; who has not heaid of
Jack the Giant Killer, Cinderella,
Puss in hoots or Red Riding -hood,'
Some ' clever "people have been
trying to find out how these stories
first came to be •'told and 'they 'say
that most of them arose from real
happenings! There is the story of
Jack the Giant Killer, the ,brave
• Tittle boy who, armed with •'a„, sharp
• sh-ord, defeated a cruel giant who
-Then. '.there is the lovely story of
Oizidea ellii. Ili olden days girls'
were not, so important as boys, who;
when they grew up could, go out
,end seek their .fortunes, becoming
'arric rs and hunters. Girls Had
to ' stay at home .and the_ youngest
gir'1 had the hardest time. But in
Cinderella we learn _ haw the fairy
godmother cave to Alit 'help °DIU
hard -worked little maid so that `she
could go to the ' ball at the king's
palace and in 'the end married the
king's son: The fairy • godmother:
had a wand with which she could
do magic with things found in the
home, such as turning a pumpkin
.into a carriage and mice into horses.
It is one 'of the, oldest stories
the world about a prince' who fell
in love with the -poor little girl. '
In ancient times when people
lived in tribes, they would adopt'
.some animal as a tribal sign to -
'bring good luck. Many 'fairy stories'
are about such animals. In ' the
story of Puss in Boots,_the .,miller's
youngest sou is left a cat by his
father while _11ii,s two brothers are
left the mill and, ;the ass. ,,, The
boy is disappointed but the cat
says, '`Buy ' mer a pair of boots,
master, ltnd-I will show you how
frightened the • countryside. He useful I can bei"'
also played tricks • on the giant, The boy 'ttid.pso, spending all his
such as when he. •was staying in money, but t clever cat,. wearing
the giant's, castle, he hopped .out of the boots, led thea Vt aJ along the
bed,. placing , there , instead •a ' log high Triad to fortune and the
of wood. The giant came in duffing miller's son married the king's
the night and crashed his club down daugii'ter.
on the log and so Jack escaped. It The story of , Red Riding -hood is
is said that really the giant was a story of a bad animal— a wolf'
one of the big cruel pirates who
with sharp teeth. Red Riding -hood•
invaded the country and were
goes to visit her grandmother, but
tricked by a• smaller people, who the wolf gets there first. and after
eating„ up the grandmother, waits
for the little girl. But Red Riding -
hood Manages to • get away and a
passing woodsman kills the wolf.
It is thought that this is a story to
explain sunset and sunrise., Red
Biding -hood's red cloak is the sign
of' the sun, the cruel wolf is the
night ready to swallow the sun as
the darkness swallows up the sun
at dusk. . But Red Riding -hoed
'escapes and the 'wolf is destroyed
just, as the rising dawn brings tll'e
sun which defeats the darkness.
Whether these explanations. are
correct can never. be proved To
the little listeners,it does not really
matter. , They know these fairy' tale
friends ' stlth their wonderful ad-
ventures as a merry company ° who
will live for. always.
fn fife where he feels satisfied that all is well.. In the cartoon .above, E. A. "Ernie"
Barris of The Canadian Weekly Editor, a jotirnal published for Canadian weekly
.newspapers, seems to have found a • reverse twist for the most common occupational
hazards and pet peeves of weekly editors.
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ININISTER OF HIGHWAYS: -CHECKS
WINTER- ROAD REPORTS $ERVICE.
It's safest to use. permanent, ink
Tor mail going oversehs, especially
to' servicemen, the S'heafferPen
Company reports, so the address,
will remain"legible even if it should
get wet.
Toronto has more. workerson a
'iive.day week than.,any other can-
ad'ian cid
"Open air" elevator w�
service would amaze •rtiUstw....,
• folk -s, but at Alear1's '13rittsli ;
Colu-mbia•project it's just part
Of the job: At Kett auk hdi-
copters are the elevators which
lift men to work each day to
perches atop" 1000 foot cliffs,
• Men,,teiits, drill rigs, cig'jrettes,
laundry and all thentany itups
of camp life are delivered in a
matter of minutes to ,.ledges
which could not be reached in
hours, even days, of climbing.
Already 36,000 helicopter
mil�s� mostly vertical --have
been flown. That's just one of .
the answers to a construction
• problem,. that will eventually
step up Canada's aluminum .
• output by a billion pounds a
year. Aluminum Company' of
Canada, Ltd. (Alcan).
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.',,,A charge of , careless • driving
against Richard At: Campbell, Ash --
field Township, was ' dismissed by,
Magistrate' D. E. Fleltnes, K.C., last
Thursday. The charge arose out of
uu accident on Highway 86 be-
tween Lucknow,•and Am'berley on
August 24 on. which oad opeations.
by a paving cotupa y were h pro-
gress. ' A car dri en by. Campbell,
struck -Oscar G. `, -Iodgens who suf.
fered,•a broken - pelvis.
ifodgehs. testified he was standing
still when struck. Accused. said
'Iodgens stepped back and was
caught by . the" front fender of.,the .
Caipbeil ear.
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IINGSBItIDGE
,KI+NGSBRIDGE, .bee. 10. --- 41iXr.
and Mrs. Joe Fitzgerald of Shi coe
spent ,the week -end visiting Mrs.
Fitzgerald's parents, Mr. and 1V1rs.
Patrick Murphy.
Mr. Cyril Mustin was visiting in
Toronto. the past week.
Mr.' Dennis Sinnett of Detroit
spelt the weekend 'with- friends • hi
MIS vicinity.:
Rev. Father ttarris of Hamilton,,,
formerly of Teeswater, was visiting
Rev. rather 11McMartiln ''Por a few
days cloning the week..
We aresorry to report the
ill-
ness of Mrs, Dennis. Dalton. who
is it patient in Alexandra Hospital,
ioderieh. to. ,
INTER -REGIONAL road condition reporting service of the, Ontario De-,
' partm nt of Highways°goes on 24 -hour -day winter schedule on November
1, and will continue- until April, 1952;'when:system will return to summer -
fall basis. ,illustration shows Hon. George H. Ooucett, the Minister, giving,.
the network a thorough, check recently. He was 'photographed beside
teletype in the Department of Highways' Public Information Offices,
Rooms 3605-3607,.East Block, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. Tom Mag-
ladery, shown at the„teketype keyboard, is one of many operators who
will work in relays for every hour Of every week during the winter 'road
reporting season. You are invited to seek information at 6ny Deportment
of HighwaysInformation centres listed below. Telephone numbers follow.
Bancroft, .8 ring 2; Blind River, 393; Chatham, 947 & 948; Huntsville,
970; Kenora, 6494; Kingston, 6651; London, Fairmont 7433'&7434;,
New Liskeard, 412; North Bay, 1130 & 1131;,Ottawa, 2-9639; Owen
Sound, 1850 & 1851; Port Hope, 2481 & 2482; Sudbury, 3-0573;
and 01 Toronto; Parliament Buildings centre, EM. 3-1211•local 364 & 365,
.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Saturday, Sunday and holidays;nights
and• other days, WA. "'1108.
! • Mi1ght•be useful to cut this information out
for reference.
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PEA'S CGiIANTN 2 for' 37
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problems of a Major=Gendttel- in
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ttie t towl ship, became the bride
sof' Lewis J., Sof. of John A. and
' Crit. Dempsey, Goderieh towhshln.
Rev. D..l. Lane tierfoi•11ned the eer.
briny, The couple were unattended',
and atter the ceremony left on a`.
honeymoon trip to Detroit and
other .points in 1lliehigall,N; The
bride ,els 'a telephone operator at
the R.04. . station, and the ordbm
farms to ' Clodetleh township,
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