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- Y COME SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION 0F WINTER BOOTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY' IN STOCK NOW IS A COMPLETE LINE 0F SKIDOO BOOTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WE HAVE LADIES HIGH BOOTS THAT WILL FIT ANY SIZE. CALF IN VINYL, URETHESE AND LEATHER. THESE BOOTS ARE THE NEWEST IN FASHION LOW HEELS AND SOLES TO THE HIGHEST HEEL AND THICKEST PLATFORMS COME S.EE US AT THE WHITBY MALL KAMEKA SHOES Fire Report by Busy TO WHITBY Last week the Free Press announced Santa Claus is coming to Whitby and now even more details can be disclosed. Santa Claus wili arrive at the Witby Malil, on Saturday, December lst via Aston Hel- icopter. The old gentleman, beloved by children the world over, is being brought to town through the courtesy of the Whitby< Malil Retail Merghants' Association. Permission to land the helicopter on Mai property was generously gra- nted by the property owner, Anthony Land. "I'm oniy pleased to aiow the helicop- ter to brîng Santa Claus here,," Mr. Land informed the Free Press. He said he thought was an excellent idea and paid tribute to the WRMA for sponsoring the event. Santta "iI arrive at the Mail, Dec. Ist, and he won't be alone. For this special occasion, he is bringing a very 'Special' guest who every- one, regardless of age, wili want to meet. More details of the identification of this 'Very Important Person' wii be disciosed in the Free Press in Nov. 29th issue.. Time of arrivai wilI aiso be provid- ed at that time. Not oniy wil Santa and bis 'guest' arrive but, prior to bis actuai touch-down, other interesting things "I occur. A group of youthfuil clo- wns will pass arnong the spectators handing out 'free bailoons' to A the children young and old. In addition, the Whitby Brass Band wili be on hand to play 'special' Christmas music for the occasion. Santa Claus's actual arrivai will be announced musically by the band when they strike up the popular tune 'Here Comes Santa Claus'. NMark the date on your caiender. SATURDAY DECEMBER tst, 1973, and make a point of being in attendance at the Whitby Mail where 'it'sail happening.' Watch the Fiee Press for announicement of the actual time of arrivai and identific- ation of Santa's special guest to be published in the Whitby Free Press! Beover ANSWER PLEASE BT MR, INFORMATION, ALARMS The W.F.D. responded to the following cails from November Sth to November i1 th. November 7th at 11:36 p.m., leaves burning at 302 Byron Street North. November 8th at 8:37 a.m., garbage fire at 711 Dunlop West. At 1:07 p.m., barn fire at 500 Garden Street. November 9th at 10:07 a.m., gas spili on Highway 12 at Myrtie. At 7:38 p.m., brush fire at Brooklin Centennial Park. Novemnber 1 Oth at 9:17 a.m., hydrant opened on Watson Street. At 1 :10 p.m., check cail on King Street. November 11ith at 4:06 p.m., chimnney lire at 925 Dun- das Street West. At 4:14 p.m., building fire south of the 3rd Concession and north of D'Hillier Park. HALL TOURS On Tuesday November 6th, members of the Brookiin Baptist Church visited the W.F.D. Headquarters at 201 Brock Street South. A group of 10 girls were shown around the apparatus floor. Each unit was explained to the group in relation to its equipment location and the function of each vehicle at a fire. On Thursday evening, a group of Girl Guides were present at Hall No. 3 working on their Fire Badge. FIREFIGHTER'S ANNUAL BALL Good luck extended to The Whitby Firefighter's Local 2036 on their upcoming Annual Bail which will be b- eld at Heydenshore Pavillion Saturday, Nov. I 7th. Lou Goverde (left), and Bill Scbatzmann of the County Town Singers, indicate the route of the Singers' Tour to Austria next August 1974. Messrs. Goverde and Schatz - mann recently returned from a trip to Austria to make arrangements for the upcoming tour. Free Press Photo Another new feature is being introduced to the Free Press in the formn of a question and answer column. This column wiil deal with questions of every descrip- tion from ail readers. Questions can involve any subjeet, polities, social affairs, matters of importance in every field of our society. In addition, the coiumn wiil also deal with problems such as what to do about someone who breaks a contract for merchandise, services or what have you. A iimited number of problems will be published but al letters wiIi be answered. Names and addresses, of writers wiil be restricted to initiais upon request biW ;il tters must be fuily signed. What ever your problem may be or your que.ý,si, send it to Mr. Information c/o Whitby Free Press, i121 irock Street North, Whitby, Ontario. 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