WmTYFWEPRSSW~NEDA, A1~HPl,191'PAGE PA-ý-GESEVENýý j Poetic magical licence Hie naine i9n't really Sherlock. Hie rosi namne is Fred. Fred Homes. Only hie last naine je Dimpledorf. Fred Dimpledorf. t "Solved ahy good inysteries lately, Sherlock7' Sh.rlock Dimpledorf shrugs.- Shorlock once claimeèd to have exonerated Little Boy lue of the great Horn and Haystack caper. Ho claimed that Little Boy'Blue, 'arne on the scene only to blow the horn and bring the sheep back flom' the* meadow and the cows from the coin. That another chrctr. unnaxned - feU asleep under the haystack. Boy Blue copped a bumrap for moot of history Aies Fre Dipledrfedetective work came to nau¶>ht. The ij' definiti solution to the Boy Biue story was publish.d by Luke * 'S Letterpress a year before Fred could find a publisher. ftor Fred.« "Solved an y good inysteries lately, Fred? Until latély, Sherlock would simply srg or cross the street without recognizing the questioner. Now Fe's eyes brighten. I arn about to6ublih the resulte in -ajournal of international ___ _______________________________ reputation. Ia-abo ut to become famous. Again." Translated, that mens Fred à e about to solve another myetery, publish it in the: Whitby Fre. Presa, and thie time get credit for. it. "Tou flgured out who Frightened a W.. Mous. Under a Chair?' 'Wno. I have discovered another. Cen w. telk in confidence?" On. cannot blamne Sherlock for being skittisb, having an international reputatioit ripped fromisi grasp once before. "ii. secret je juejt between you and me and the readere of the Whitby Fr.. pross.", "WeIl, it'a the Cinderella tbing," hoeeid. I have been «orn over thagt, in ail v'ersions, and have stumbled on the most startling "Wà h ij?' 'TYou reail how Cindereila was left at. home by a cruel stopinother and two crueller stepeisters, the nigbt of the bail with the handsome Prince." ".Get on with it." "How did ée.get te the hall?' "5h.-rode in-a, pumpIn. Everyono knowe that. With mice for horead .., you know." 'DýHo ddeh. gethome?" Her. on. senà ss a tmp.iii Sherlock's question. "5h. ..well, ,ýe muthave walked. TIh. carriageturnedUmkÊintapu lnt. horees into mice, her drese bock into ae Eveiybody knows that.", "Eveyting turned bock into whatever it wabefor.the. Fair Godmother sang Bibbidyý-Bobbody-Boo. Everything's gone, right?' "Rght," I rep'Iy, elowly. tg he pumiss.i, ti. gwte j vryhn adapae y tii. glass elippes dogt*fis é * GeeA l M-otoe as purcas.d ithed Whitby otoeplnthich shut doin 116lTA uly1980 "If .theii. ner wer ecauit wldhaveturtnebdy at inigt omnaaanon 1Han9ba7sn0100 u ilt *tby toncommemorat lik ti. umkin I din' trn.Ero, t asnt agibuHln as cibert n ,by8Canaddeo pe 35 ersa'Sreeo.s OpCn taes a deep breatheattistnyvrin birla uls tedetea. or eNDtP momereofthe Legielatur Dr. CBarlee of.yasmi.aurie "atelonower ak: if t. airy Gomonthe intmae i. eipr noneetspprigteLbrlcnidt nti ac 9Poi .a lctivmoto wh,o ? so » t ela Maic ,s haed.Myster Who ha motive f~ ~~oei 'W ioundlieer? Ti rne n osn oa fluniesout o fnd ii. ersn itfit Ciderela.105TEARSAGO Sherock hake bi hea. "Te wole ale as n élganc <,from te. Thursdy, -Marcb .1, 1966 edition of the "Tii. s nlinlr ae a an M Èayb ti. wole vArthin wa.Th ary -wRmy PRIMNE WSlI- Ovr-if. temtl.r awasget .it i.tue neck. A convenient 75 YBARS &Oo Spegoat and cover for the haniky-panky. that muet have been on lkel fo we.s, ayb mon beorethe ail Nofrom the Thursdaj March 9, 1916 edition cf the gSn amh1kly or eeu4 ayb fnnth, efoe te bH. NéWHER Y G ZE¶kJ.'EAND CIRONICLE wonce Cinderëfla was locked in ber roomevy nigbt."e The ll6th Battalion beld a flag-raSing ceremony at the armocries on Dundas Street East Hv tyour "ay, Sherlock. Anything.te ad on Marcb 3. Vut th era,1 tw oo Bu t raenoSeein atiusty ethinogos~Erp mtr tmkeeieie Jue tatlmno lo a Ti.Beuty Smebige Whitby industrialiutÇSamuel Tr em je supplying choclate bars as an Easter present te al potenial.Broothe sBoce ,ýýi 'e ' ffi-i'e - ih'," -, î ý. i liciliW ir, - ' Ir es