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st 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THUR DS oy RCH SRR SDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 19569 She sat like a Duchess in the seat of the lower berth opposite mine. Her Nova Scotia amethyst gleaming on her expansive bosom and in the lobes of her ears, matched the chiffon scarf at her neck and the gloves she had laid laid beside the shoe box on the oppo- site seat. On her tight graying curls was a little white hat perched plumb on the top of her head. She watched anxiously from the window and as the conductor called "All Aboard" turned to me with a worried frown and said, I wonder where my bags are, lass ?" She informed me than her daughter had comfortingly said, "Now on the train and your journey to Niagara Falls will be over before you know it." The plot thickened. Evidently 1 was to play the part of the "nice lady" and mamma was to while away the hours with a volley of family history that would stump a biographer, before nightfall and blessed sleep shut her up. Mamma had travelled only once be-' fore in her sixty-odd years. That was when father brought her out from England as a bride to settle on the craggy coast of eastern Canada. She had borne him five Canadian sons and one ditto daughter and now she was on her way to visit the sons, all settled in a ten mile radius of the scenic splendous of the Falls. It was quite evident that daughter had not travelled too much either, for she had checked mamma's train case together with her suit case and mam- ma, being several sizes larger than I, was stranded without night attire or) even a tooth brush, How could I help her? She couldn't have worn my spare nightic on one of her thighs and though I thought of offering her a AEA 3 SR 53] AVE Wo LA SRR ARERR 2 spective households of the family line, it was sheer oversight, could see I' was frying at the edges and he came to my rescue. He made | up her berth and advise her to retire and get a good night's rest, because the train arrived in Montreal very | early in the morning. I had to 0 form her that I was stopping over in Montreal and could not keep her com- pany as far as Toronto, where she ex- pected son No. 4 to meet her, but that I would be right there next to her if she needed me during the night. That was a mistake. About every hour on the hour she would lean out of her berth, give my curtain a twitch and whisper in a tone that would is it now?" I wished I were the lion that swallowed Little Albert and that I could devour this Lancashire natice. Only in this way would it have been possible to control mamma. In the morning it was-my turn to panic. Mamma's berth was empty. I looked in the washroom, no mamma. chicklet when she said her main worry was how she was going to make her uppers stick, I refrained and only watched carefully that I was not the target for a set of dentures when' mamma got too vociferous. She spoke diligently of the business and financial standing of each son, her son-in-law's 'career and the fact that the only baby next door. had been boyn Mamma was inex-' without a rectum, haustible; her vocal cords and her re- tentive mind had the velocity of a .22 repeater. anything that had happened In the re- If she missed. telling me' (Surely she hadn't left the train at Levis thinking it was Montreal, I rea- soned. After I had exhausted all the y places where she might possibly be, I rang for the porter. "Where's mamma? ?" I asked him. | "Lady, you don't know what troubles I've had. That lady's been up since five-thirty- holding down the leather seat in the men's room. She won't budge. Says it is more comfortable in there. There's gonna be alot of un- shaved men leave the train in Mon- treal." 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CORN FLAKES 25 25¢ | SAVE 4c Ready-cut - Catelli's - 16 oz. pkg. . MACARONI . Wagstaffe's -- 9 oz. SAVE 20c -- 20c Off Deal dais or Marmalades 3 ro 59- HALLOWE'EN KISSES 55 Produce Smooth - Waxed - No. 1 Grade TURNIPS Coreless - Marsh - No. 1 Grade PARSNIPS 260nbag 19¢ . 9 ror 55 3 mn 29¢ 2 vee 3 jar S 31. cello bag 15¢ - No. 1 Grade : 1 Grade PA oz. bag 12¢ BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS 'BROCCOLI 'SPEARS, 10 oz 'cop FILLETS, 12 oz. pkg. WHOLE KERNEL CORN, 2 1h, poly. "bag ---- 330 FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS, 10 oz. pkg. 2 for 45¢ pkg. REET '20¢ 27¢ _ Sawsow s Food Market ~ YUlkon 5-7942 FREE DELIVERY Port Perry 'waken the dead "Lass, lass, what time . I never saw mamma again. She was just one of those priceless experiences Along about 8.00 p.m. the porter that are hard 'to live through at the!not marked By a stake and 'would like] time, but' humorous to look back on. Council News (continued from front page) Council inspected map sent by Mr, Macaulay Pope and decided to pur- chase same. It was decided to hold the signing of the Connecting Link Agreement until next meeting. - ' Passing Accounts-- General Department ........ $15,757.96 Street Maintenance Dept. ....... $532.26 Propertty and Parks .......u $90.88 Truck and Tractor Acct. cp... $569.21 Public Welfare New Office oie [ Waterworks .......occvveivninenis $1,035.96 Hydro ..... Fis svaghtosecesthoperei ia mesoon $4,828.68 The Voters' List for 1959 be made out Alphabetically. By-law to 'amend By-law 1217 for designating through highways in the. village held over for further review. Sahat Day was set for Mon- day, November 23rd, to be held in the Public Library, and if necessary an election .be held on November 30th from §.00kg,m. to 7.00 p.m. Memo: Mr. John Hayes requesting information about the widening of Ash street. Left with chairman of Hydro. Memo: write Canada Dry Ltd, at Oshawa, stating that their trugk did damage to the amount $36 asking. for adjust- ment. Notice of Meeting of Lake 'Ontario Development Assoc. Left with Coun- cillor Godley, I Fy The date for Court of Revision was set for November 4th at 7.30 p.m. Memo from Port Perry Packers. for 'permission to connect a 3" water main using a 2" meter. It was suggested on Oct. 31, at 10 am. , 1959 Voters' List contains names of 1013 owners and tenants. _ Statement of Hydro Dept. for eight months, ending August 31, 1959, show- ing a net profit of 5% or $1,989.61. Resolution -- That the charges for 600 watt flat rate water heaters or over, to be reduced to conform with H.E.P.C. regulations, 41 cents per 100 watts per month gross, up to 1,000 watts. will be 36.4 cents per 100.watts per months. Effective Nov. 1, 1959. Letter from the Twp. of Crowland asking support to the following resolu- tion: "Therefore be it resolved that this Council petition the Provineial cost of Welfare, and for the Province istration of Welfare, on a more equit- able basis." Filed. in front of his property. Councillor Boyd reported having inspected the tree and could sce no reason for having it removed. Letter from Mr. Leslie McDonald inquiring as to culvert promised in let- ter of May, 1959. Clerk was to bring the matter to the attention of the road foreman. Letter from Ohaide Hydro re the first of a series of bulletins called: "Electricity in Business." Statement from Ont. Hydro showing work performed from Sept. 3 to Sept. 29. Filed. Notice of ts of Association of Municipal 'Elgetrical Utilities at Orangéville, Oct. 81. "No action. a Tite & HRIS TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Good Reading for the Whole: Family «News « Facts « Family Features EE a i ai a a cay it ae oe : The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, Send, your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosedsfind ny check of money order. | yeor $18 [J 6 months $9 [1 3 months $4.50 0) Nome J oh | ' Thy Tora --Fiote Class The Clerk was instructed to} Mr. Cockburn attend the Council meet- Over 1,000 watts, the charge |: Government to take over the complete |' to also take over the-complete admin- | Letter from Rev. G. Graham re tree | Mr. Allan Bond reports water shut off; pipe broken by bulldozer as it wad Letter from Dept. of 'Municipal Ate fairs re cheque for $1152.81 whi¢h Te: presents subsidy on Winter Works plan with respect' to project Ontario No. 2192, claim No, 8 and cheque for $660.30 which represents the subsidy on Winter Works plan with respect to Ontario Project No. 2156, Claim No.1. and cheque for $183.25 te' project Ont, No. 2157, claim 1. Report from Mr. R. J., Cameron op Police Dept. for Oct., 1959, Discussed and filed. : Mouio--Back to standard time 12.01 a.m, Sunday October 26th. Left with Louncillor Boyd to note same in paper, Re Debentures: for. Addition to High School. The clerk prepared 'a! state. ment of receipts and expenditures re the above described' debenture issue. Council was of opinion that Port Perry should be reimbursed for extra Cleri- cal work. i ' Resolution--Central Ontario District High S¢hool Area Board be charged $450.00 for extra work re sale of Hii bentures. Council adjouined. Greenbank nk Fidelis |) Greenbank Fidelis Class was held in the church basement, Wednesday, Oct. 7th. Loretta Parish, opened, the de- votional . prayer. by Jean Pogue. Jean Pogue. with prayer. thanking the group in charge. The public address system has now been installed in" 'the church, 'and everyone same 'repaired. Left to chairman $f : '| Waterworks Dept. - The regular monthly meeting of the! 5 Hymn 574, "Praise Him, 5 Praise Him" was sung followed, with{s The devotion- | al talk was taken by Helen Parish and | § Jean Ward read a poem | $3 and hymn 577 "Come Ye Thankful | & people, Come !" was sung. Mary In-|$ gelton closed this part of ty meeting | The president took over the meeting $ 8, ut 2.80 pn. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and a social hour was en- Joyed, [31 Don't forget our bazasy on % November { Ek Scugog The Head supper on Friday night was' well attended and Mrs, Harold Martyn's coloured pictures were more fascinating than we had ever'antici- pated. The personal touch added im- |, mensely to the interest. The Ehots of the Wedding gowit' fashion parade, held in June, "Were int esting and amusing. The the Badlands, Yellowstone Park, i West Country, Banff, Jaspér & Prai- ries was highly educational and: full .|of indescribable . beauty. 'Thank you for a 'wonderful evening; Clara, This week more work is under way at the Head Tea-room; naplely dla, tion. The Head W.A, is making' eta: sive plans for: its bazaar on Nov.'6. 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