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Sugar & Spice colour, or, rather, of a number of different colours, like a chameleon. He was either a Scottish lord or the biggest liar in London, and 1 lean toward ~ the latter. ' We had a casual drink together, and he was friendly. I swiftly learned that he was 58 (he looked 42), had been in the Cameron Highlanders, was a retired Brigadier, had been with British intelligence, "But we mustn't talk about that, of course." That's when I began to suspect. When he told me he spoke Hungarian, Roumanian and Polish withoyt an accent, my suspic- ions deepened. When I said, in my blunt Canadian way, "How come?"', he answered airily, "Part of the job, old boy." When I asked his name, he said, "Just call me Cameron." It seemed he was the Lord of Lochiel, and he muttered about the Camerons and their feuds with the McDonalds and others. He had an unnerving habit of drinking six Pernods while I was worrying through two half pints. Then he'd get quite stoned and mumble on and on, "I'm drunk as a lord. But of course I am a lord, so it's all right." We parted after several encounters, and I asked for his address. He wrote down, "Cameron" and an address in Edinburg. Then he thought better, and above '"Came- ron" he wrote; "Lord of Locheil."" Then he thought again, din front of that wrote, "Rt. Hon." Only thing, he couldn't spell Lochiel. Later that week, in Edinburgh. I was tempted to check at the address he'd given, but decided against. Didn't want to spoil a beautiful myth. Well, there you are. A Bob, a Barmaid, and a Brigadier. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 1973 -- 17 News and views from Epsom and area Next Sunday will by- Holy Communion at Epsom at 11:30 with supervising min- ister Rev. Newton Reed in charge. Oct. 21 will be Laymen Service to be held at all points under direction of the session. Oct. 28 -- Epsom 11:30 will be pleased to welcome the Senior Citizens Choir from Sunderland. to share our service and offer a service of song. Nov. 11th will be the 98th Anniversary at. Goodwood. Our ancestors worked to leave us this place of wor- ship. Think how the present generation are ceasing or ignoring the gift. Come and say "Thank You." Nov. 18 Thirty five young folks from Que. Beach Church, The Melodante Singers will conduct at Goodwood at 8 p.m. All invited. During the holiday week- end the Card children and grandchildren were happy to.drop in for an hour's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Card. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Donald Card and wee Tina who now lives in our community. Sat. visitors with Mr. and M rs. Donald Asling were Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth A word to the wise When it comes to hot water, using it wisely--not wastefully-- "i makes good sense. your hydro CS3-7482A Gorrill of Eden and Mr.a nd Mrs. Tony Morien and son Murray of Montreal. They had supper with Mrs. Pat Clarke and Ivan. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and family had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling and on Sunday evening the Aslings visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling at Fairview Lodge in Whitby. Congratulations to Port Perry Star on their tenth anniversary. I wonder how they have survived my scribble for so long. Mr. and Mrs. David Knight and family of Lind- say and Mr. and Mrs.John Ansell of Toronto were Thanksgiving guesis with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Miss Frances Bowles of Toronto has been visiting her sister Miss Marguerite Bowles for the past week. Miss Darlene Christie spent the holiday week-end with friends in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Christie called at Port Perry Hospi- tal to visit Mr. Bud Hopkins of Ashburn. A speedy re- covery is wished for him. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wil- son and family have moved into their new home east of Epsom and Mr. and Mrs. Brown are occupying the former home of Mrs. Zubatiuk. We welcome these new comers to our community. All ready for the first euchre at Epsom School, Nov. 2. Several Epsom -- Utica members enjoyed a social hour with the Pine Grove U.C.W. Mr. and M rs. B. Bushell entertained their family Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, Mrs. Olive MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family Sonya, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and their families with Thanks- giving dinner. Miss Caroline Sharpe of Montreal visited Misses Linda and Lori Bushell for the week-end. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robt Thompson of Wilfred on their second Wedding Anniversary also his second Anniversary as minister for the B.U.G.L.E. Charge. This year Mr. Thompson is attending University at Kingson and is doing work as Lay Chaplin at Kingston Penitentiary. We are so glad To the Voters of the New Township of Scugog Thank you for the support you showed me during the October 1st election. | wish our new council well during their three year term. Art Catton they let Bob out for the week end so he can bring us one of his wonderful inspiring messages. We were pleased to meet his =~ two brothers and a sister at church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry, Mr.a nd Mrs. Chas. Cottyn Caen pe and Wayne were Sunday ap supper guests with Mr. and a Mrs. Arnold Kerry and 8d family on Sunday. bi We were so sorry to learn oA of Mrs. H. Gourlie. Mrs. Wes o> Gourlie was moved from intensive care Toronto Gen- eral last Friday. We wish her continuing improve- ment. LLL i {i INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments % 5 years 834% 2 years INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 en RE LT CA BNA a w a a BEG TET XE En dT Say Cat LG 3 we Gi SAAT @ @ @® i 3 Farts : Ci X s DRUG STORES bs "WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR"' k i & - . b 3 ; LY GE Qh i EFFECTIVE MON. OCT. 8 TO, SAT. OCT. 13 . 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