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When the Ontario hail depot, with gats of geraniums on We had 2 pa senger trains each A badman out in the`w.0t engine aired Fhugs pff, rrisitrd xegttlarly b :•fbe clergy
Association, a group. of railwaX the window sills. way everyd-ay, eacept Sunday,' carxyjrtg a six-gu.n in each hand' the i:nsuing dialogue wentlepse:find aut, lf.t%ny.husltarld.t..
enthusiasts tnet in Owen Sound it will, -so 4oubt, :have more Many g{a.{,n freights from menaced his way into a railraad sometbinig like this: dead for eer'tatti, The malt% am
recently they invited ' Clair asphalt than grass -, jots of neon Goderich .and the beautiful long coach and shAuted: "'1"m golnfg toy Al: Did ;you see tbat� Ilvmg Wlth lren'.t t t ol~ do:tttfihtnS r {
Westcott, a Seaforth native and signs -�Y a Col, Sanders Chicken way freights that dawdled and rob every man on this here trajrt- Ernie: What? till be finds put"u F,
exeuctive assistant to Premier Mac's Milk •-- an Esso station, tooted for an hour or so each day all I'm going to rape every Al: The ongineer •-- he stopped "I am very,an toyedthat you have
Wm. Davis to address them. likely a reasonabl"e facsimile of before leaving town. warrtan," „. the whole: train in the middle of branded my son as illiterate as E• � k
o < Mr. Westcoft drew on his the Odeon Roxy Movie House and Picture a group of kids hanging A determined looking Texan nowhere :so he could buy liquor. this is a lie, 1 was marled to his
recollection of his boyhood in just around the corner --- you around main street and `one got up and said, "Look here,, Ernie: (pryly) Oh that's just father a week before he was
Seaforth .and- the importance of gubssed it saying, "Let's go down and watch pardner, you can rob us ;nen, but Billy McPhee picking up his born."
the railway 'to small towns as he Re-created, in all its blazing the .train come in". I'll be damned if you're going to weekend xum: "In answer to your letter I have
remembered them, to provide glorya massage parlour. That was all that was needed to rape our women." Al: Does he always do that ? given birth to a boy weighing 10
material for his talk. I wonder if after seeing this get 'then); `all racing to get there With that a little old spinster Ernie: (Looking at his watch) - He pounds. I hope this; is
Mr. Wesfcott, . in his remarksYour great grandchildren will long before the big steaming giant stood up and said --- "You leave has to --- Ii:'ll be six fiftedn by the satisfac. tory." e n
said: for `those good aid days' came in (at 11:40 every morning that man alone - whQ's robbin this time h e gets to Whitney Pier an¢ "I haven't had any children yet as
A school chum, Ken Reid, and . Although we may find it hard to from Toronto), train anyway - him or you?" their store will be . clo sed. r my husband is a bus drivet-and
1, aft er some minor believe that away back our Before it ,came in sight, with 1 found a st, ory about the Mr., We:stcott concluded by works day and night." 4.• .. .
disagreements at home, decided
ancestors used fancy shells,
ears to the track, the older fellows
railway, depot restaurant --- I
reading friam letters that had "I want money as quick as I can .'
to run away and head for Owen
beads and ,coloured stones for
in the -crowd convinced the others
don't know how many of you
been received by the go„ernment get it. I have been in bed with the
4p Sound with the exciting prospect
money..
they could hear it and with a
remember them, but they were
and which lie had been requested doctor for two weeks and he
of getting a job on the boats. We
Imagine the puzzled archaeolo-
serious look on their faces saidit
one of the early disasters to befall
to do by the , committoe that doesnt seem toxo me any germ,; If
St arted out hitch -hiking and gbt
gists, of the future digging us up
sounded like it was about 3 miles
the travelling public.
invited him to speak. Hoe went things don't im��r"ove I will have to
as far as the town of Wingham, the
and finding no beads or shells - or
out. Or the thrill of looking
Two businessmen stopped at
on! " send for another doctor."
first night.
even coins - just pockets full of
around for a washer or.penny that
this station diner for a cup of
"1 am forwarding my marriage "In accordance with your
As I recall,' we spent all our
funny little plastic cards.
was sneaked onto the track to -get
coffee, when the waitress
certificate and six children..) have instructions. I have given birkh to
money on supper and a bed at the
.1 suppose I could honestly say
flattened by the giant wheels.
appeared one of the men placed
seven, but one died and was twins in the enclosed envelope."
Brunswick Hotel.
my interest -through the years Lias
' "I would be remiss if I did not at
his order - the other man
baptized on half a sheet of And la. dy,
The next morning we stopped
not been simply in trains as such.
least give; passing mention to a
hesitated, then said, "I'll have
paper." "'•9y,husband had his project cut
in at Radio Station CKNX which
It has been the influence of the
few memories that although now
coffee too, but make sure the cup
"Mrs. Jones has not had a ny, off ,wo weeks ago, and I havent
was in those days kind of a
railroad on my community and
dimmed a bit by time still stir my
is clean."
clothes for a year and has been had any relief since."
sto)e-front operation on the main
me.
bones *hen I bring them to mind.
A short time later the waitress
She -had unfortunately, in her
0 street and a part of the hotel.
In looking back on Seaforth of
I recall the thrill and
appeared with -two cups of coffee,
For example, more than 300
We watched in awe through a
the 1930's I feel now that the
'adventurous feeling that came
"I'm sorry she said, but I forgot
I had less than enough time to
plateglass window while a man
Whole town was just one big
railway station. You can see 1 am
over us when in -the middle of one
• bad winter, word flashed up and
which one of you guys wanted the
clean cup."
TODA-Y'S
spoke into a microphone,
do the kind of research needed to
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The year was 1938 and I
truly a happy captive of the
down main street that the 11:40
This next story is true and one 1
went to bed all the time he is
remember that we felt we had
railway mystique.
from Toronto was snowbound in a
heard from none other than Leslie
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really made the big time.
I lived there until I was about
cut about 3 miles east of town.
Frost.
HEALTH.
A loudspeaker overhead told us
18 and I think one fact says
One y ear it was out there for 4
A friend of his. a prominent'
On my luckier days at the
it was the news and as we listened
something for the influence its
days.
contractor who had worked his
(Today's Health is provided to
we heard an announcer say that
trains, its station, its tracks and
I recall that the travelling
way up from labourer to tycoon
weekly newspapers by the
the Provincial Police were looking
its freight sheds - not to mention
public of Seaforth were afforded a
had a terrible temper and a rather
Ontario Ministry of Health)
t4 for two boys from Seaforth.
its smelly old stock yards had on
comfort few towns its size could
blunt way of using the. English
by,David Woods
Needless to say, we decided to
me.
boast. A real live stagecoach with
language.
First commandment of office
discontinue our adventure to
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up the steps to the platform of the
Owen Sound and hitch -hiked
ago trying to put together my few
McNab brought folks from the
through all -bis ups and down's had
Donatin ans after death
In 1967 Dr. Christian Barnard g or $
home where all was forgiven.
remarks • for this evening I
train ,up town not unlike in a
an equally direct and forceful use
revolutionized medicine may be something you'd prefer
1 naturally assume those
discovered that although I could
western movie --- complete with
of the language.
by performing the first successful not -to, think about. But if you can
gathered here for this dinner like
not remember the name of any of
mail bags thrown on the roof.
He apparently had an ailment
heart transplant. Since then, save someone else's life or
trains ---.or more accurately ---
the Mayors the town had in all my
Not many years ago I saw that
with pains that were eased only
several further such transplants dramatically improve it, just by
they like trains asthey used to be.
years there, I found I could
same old stage rotting in a field
with 'the application of an old
have been performed, but the signing a card, it's well worth it.
.There is a ' reverence for the
remember the names of all of the
near Alec's barn on the edge of
fashioned mustard plaster.
procedure has continued to
past sweeping North America
Station AGeh1s from 1924 to when
town.
It was necessary for him to go
encounter severe rejection
toda - a Ion in for the s mbols
I left town - and I knew them all,
I recall probably the biggest
by train from Toronto to Montreal
problems and is rarely done
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foundation behind Leni's Restauraflt In $rtjssel6",
found this section of an old tornbstoAe he(,
Leni Stangen. The inscription reads "Sleep on sweet..,
babes and take your rest, God called thea home, He
thought best. July 8, 1874 , AD 10 DS, c(litdren':of•
J.S.Savage." (Photp by Pat: Longlols)
Fresh Killed available.
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and trappings yesterday.
They were, Mr. Sy Lee, Mr.
thrill of all - something,that has
to a meeting called unexpectedly
'not
today.
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our new cars have a.,
This is a healthy phenomenon
It
Will Plant, Mr. John Forester and
faded into the past with the steam
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and although I haven't collected
Mr. Jack Kaiser and one
engine --- the circus.
him a bedroom or even, a
notably the eye and kidney -- have
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I could find. very few jokes or
- anything much beyond a few
additional important fact - the all
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compartment. She could one et
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been performed for a to ner
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(Maximum Mileage System
stock certificates in the Canada
wore green eye shades.
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came to town --- natural) b train
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an upper and a lower berth for
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period o£ time with considerable
blurred visia°n caused by scarred
Southern Railway Company and
I also remember a boy with his
--- and half the town crowded
him and his wife who always
success. They re stili saving the
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used cars have a
the St. Lawrence and Adirondack
fox terrier on Saturdays sitting on
around the sidings to watch them
travelled with him.
sight and lives of many people,
matehin g trin'i• This car has been
our . , .
Railway to hang on my recreation
the" whitewashed fence counting
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•'the cows as they scrambled up the
unload - unloadin was so
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spectacular and left such a mark
He was in a fou; mood and his
stomach him continually
although the attract much less
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fanfare and publicity than the
pointing to the other Z places a
Maximum Savings Systema
room wall.
"What the hell are you doing
the most dramatic gift they could
pained
mile or so away in opposite
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I do cherish the memories I
ramp to the cattle car.
in my mind I don't remember a
so his wife took along the
heart operations.
standard reference books of jokes
She -had unfortunately, in her
have of growing u where 1 did
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That boy was me and 30 years
thing else about the circus.
ingredients needed for a mustard
For example, more than 300
haste, got the wrong berth and
_ either wayjA ... .
about 2 blocks from the Railway
earlier it was my father who likely
I had less than enough time to
plaster.
corneal transplants took place in
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Depot in Seaforth:
sat on exactly the same spot.
do the kind of research needed to
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come Out ahead with.
Wt.th Huron Ro d was ut
My father, now dead, was a
do justice to something as
went to bed all the time he is
will have been done in 1.974.
Indians for 3 shillings an acre.
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through in John Galt and
great guy,
gigantic and romantic as railroads
loudly complaining about his
Mrs.Anne Wolf, executive
us Tiger
the .notorious Tiger Dunlop and
He owned a eweller store in a
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pains and the upper berth. As the
secreta of the Eye Bank of
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others of the Canada. Company .it
small town in the 30's and had to
a ti had it been for.
thing that surprised, me.
'evening wore on and bis rpoaning
Canada's OntaXip,Division, says
that the recipients these
Jock Ra •,bertson
ran from Guelph to Goderich.
raise rriily, not
I could find. very few jokes or
and foul language contxhued ---
of
"new"
tomatic transmission,
The site that was to become
the fact that he was a
funny things about railroads. I
she got out of her lower berth and
eyes are people with
Sales M anger .
Seaforth was considered an
Watchmaker and kept the
tried so many places only to find
made up a hot mustard plaster.
blurred visia°n caused by scarred
ower steE'rin
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undesirable swamp worth
railwaymen's giant pocket
there are millions of facts, st
She then went back to his
corneas, or victims of industrial'
nothing. About '10 years earlier
Walthams in good working order
.atistics, rules and laws.
berth --- opened,up the curtains
home or auto accidents.
1Q�oy.WEVR4LET
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two small clumps of buildings
my sisters,and I might have gone
For instance: A huijdred years
pulled up hisih pyjamas and,
The donors, she says, come
from
Impala, tv�+o door hardtop, V-8
known as Harpurhay and
hungry.
ago, rule 12 of the Virginia and
slapped the mustard plaster on
among more than 100,000Egm
tomatic transmission,
(named after Col.
i had heard from him of his trip
Tennessee Railroad provided that
his stomach with words
Ontarians who have signed
engine, ati
ower brakes,
Van Egmond) had started as
Van E m6
west many years before on a
conductors and other trainmen
something like.
special cards rantin permission
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settlements.
Harvest Excursion - $15.00 to
must not attempt to . influence
"Now shut up and go to sleep
for their eyes or other organs to
radio fi nisho?d in dark blue, with
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All one could find of present
Winnipeg from anywhere in the
passengers in favour of certain
you noisy old fool'.'.
be used after death. They realize,
matehin g trin'i• This car has been
day Seaforth was a sign post
east and then 2 months work at
saloons but must act impartially
With that he sat up and said,
says Mrs. Wolf, that it's about
kept in excellent condition by the
pointing to the other Z places a
from $3.00 to $5.00 dollars a day
in this respect."
"What the hell are you doing
the most dramatic gift they could
previous; owner• tic. DJB269.
mile or so away in opposite
in the fields. A thousand miles in
In our legislative library the
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lady.'
ever offer.
directions.
Old Colonist Cars with wooden
standard reference books of jokes
She -had unfortunately, in her
Since 1956, when it was
��1895.
The corner was commonly
slat seats that folded back to
and humorous anecdotes showed
haste, got the wrong berth and
started, the Eye Bank's Ontario
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^known as . "Guide Post Swamp".
make very hard beds. A p late of
nothing. It would appear that
slapped the plaster on the wrong
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beans, 3 slices of bread and
butter and a cup of coffee cost a
railway travel is singularly
unfunny or passengers are
man.
As long as trains have
donated eyes. Transplants,
ideally. have to be done within 48
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--- about a million acres -- was
purchased from the Chippawa
quarter.
obliged to sign an affidavit
schedules to meet, conductors
hours of _ the donor's death.
Indians for 3 shillings an acre.
it doesn't really sound like the
swearing' never to reveal any
and engineers will be taking pride
Nearly 4,000 have been
Four door estate w. agon. This fine
When railroad went
good old days.
humorous occurrences or face the
in meeting them.
performed in Ontario with a high
automok�ite is equips ,ed with all the
,the
through. in 1858 one could
On my luckier days at the
"Perils of Pauline".
Although maybe not with the
ucees3 -rate
� Wolf,
optional equipment you would
truthfully say that Seaforth was a
tracks a man simply known as
Perhaps the tone was set by a
flair and the drama of earlier
The probie , says Mis.
expect on this type k )f ear. These
mere corner between the villages
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Louis (and i never did get to.know
last name) was the conductor
sign that. hung for all, employees
�'to see in a long U.S, railway
days.
Trains have been delayed for
is to get enough donors. If'you'd
like to help, write too
p, your nearest
are just a few of the extras: auto -
to its east and west.
However, the seed from which
However.
on the way freight.
station, in the late 1800's.
the oddest reasons..
branch of the Canadian National.
uratic climate control ower win -
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today's town sprung and grew
He would beckon me to climb
First commandment of office
Would you believe that I found
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Institute for the Blind.
dows, power seats, AM. /FM stereo,
was '"planted" between the two
up the steps to the platform of the
decorum - "Employees shall not
that trains were delayed because:
The shortage of donor or
g gars
an more
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villages.
caboose for a thrilling ride a few
read racy stories during office
Beavers felled a tree across the
also slows up the successful work
extras. Lic. XB923.
That seed, of course, was the
yards back and forth while he
hooked•up or detached a few dirty
hours".
If finding jokes from the past is
tracks of a main line in Illinois.
On a line in Pennsylvania in the
being done- with kidney trans.
plants, of which more than loo
$3195
railway depot.
I often think about the luck of
coal cars or a tank car at the
tough --- imagine how hard it
early part of this century an
are performed each, year in
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our generation.
Supertest Oil Company siding.
must be for ahyone at the Penn
accommodating engineer would
Ontario.
It is our good fortune that our
He was a man of few words.
I an, sure he could tell by the
Central to laugh or even smile ---
from June 1970 until this
stop off his train to let oanglers at a
favourite fishing � spot and
Dr.George deVeber, director of
Toronto Western Hospital's
1967 FIREBIR D
t!'' ' forefathers decided to build
past
,
beautiful steam engines' ---
expression on my face that I'd
August it lost $1;252,796,627.00.
sometimes.wait around to see if
kidney transplant program,
beautiful assen coaches and
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give all my worldly possessions
for that ride. All that I remember
1 did find that Robert Benchley
once said, "There are only two
they had any luck.
In 1955 a train.order read "All
describes the shortage as
"critical". Only about one-third
Two door hardtop finishr:d ir;a sharp
truly magnificent depots which
we now ipherit and cherish with a
he ever said to me was, "Okay,
kinds of train travel - first class
trains slow down for Buffalo herd
of kidney failure patients -- who
canary yellow with contr asting
reverence' bordering sometimes
but not ,your goddamn do
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Not many people have ever
and with kids."
You may have heard the one
on right of way, first crossingare
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west of Grayling" - (which is in
kept alive on dialysis
machines -- can et transplants.
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black vinyl interior. F :eoturk es in -
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Have you ever thought of the
seen a real old wooden water
about the little old lady travelling
Montana) ---This is probably the
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legacies we will be passing on to
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tower --- and watched an engine
puff up to it and line up the intake
by train who went into the dining
car and looked around for a table.
first such warning sounded in 75
the operation is high, the donor
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organs just aren't available. This,
sole mounted automc•;tic tnwnsmis-
our descendants?
Our dieselized plastic and
to the big spout like we were able
The rte, art ftpally found her one
years.
Seventeen trains were tied u P
says deVeber, is because most
Sion, power steering, radio, recon -
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todo today in Cheltenham.
About 100 yards east of the
at which were seated 3
long-haired boys and one vacant
in Kansas for ove r 2 h ours on
107 miles of track a man
people ust don't thin); about
bequeathing their natural
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ditioned and refinish a -d. Prict .d for
in the way of romance and
esthetics on to the collectors in
depot in Seaforth was just such a
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when
who was fishing got his line
resources.
quick sale. Lic. CNZ67 1
the years beyond 2000.
wooden tank. It wasn't very high
decided to put her on so the first
tangled in the wires of the railwav
The solution, he says, is a
.
However, railroads are not the
off the ground and it always
boy said, "Crazy man, my
automatic signal system.
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universal donor card such as the
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one area where "The Good Old
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leaked in the'sun,n,er and was
parents didn't get married until I
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There are hundreds and
one recent) proposed for Ontario
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Days" seem to be gone forever.
covered with icicles in the winter.
was a month old." At this the
"Gee
probably .thousands other
drivers' licences. The card would
1973 POIN'TIAC
' There be another
For some reason it lacked a roof
second boy said, that's wild
reasons for train delays, but
a
allow licence holders to be donors
will never
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Model A' Ford car or Tiger
and provided a great place for a
man. my . parents didn't get
amongthe best I have ever heard
under the Human Tissue Gift Act
Catalina two door h43rcit0 finishetd
Moth airplane or De Forest
few of us to cool off on hot days.
married until I was 6 months
was told to me lir Ray McNeil of
if they sign a part of the licence to
in Honduras maroon with white`
Crosley radio.
)lather than be caught one hot
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old," And the third bo followed
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my office ��'ho comes from Cape
be designed for that purpose.
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We are able to hold and
Saturday when an engine
up with. out man, my
Breton island.
As transplants of other organs
vinyl interior, V-8 engine, auto -
preserve the beautiful past of our
unexpectedly came alongside for
Albert Venus,
parents never did get married."
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such as the heart, lungs and liver
become as successful as those for
motic transmission, radio, body
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grandfathers hi places like Upper
p
water, a chum,
who lived nearby and 1 decided to
The little of�i lady who was
methodically eating her meal and
an vision Glace Ba}' from
Toronto who was sitting' fr a
the e_,es and kidneys there will be
side molding, delux e wheel covers,
Canada Village and Black Creek
stay in the tank.
occasionally glancing out the train
bench with his father and old
a
an in demand for donors,
whitewall tires ve ry ' (t)w mileage
Pioneer Village.
The fit a time slot in history
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The only way I can e)rpren now
window finally looked up and
"Would
Ernie Crocker.
says
ys Dr. deVeber. You can
and in excellent condition. Lic.
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What i remember of the
smiled and said - one of
A coal train belonging to the S
Perform a vital service in
HCS71 1.
1972 PONTIAC
Le Mans. This very clean intermed-
iate size car is equipped with V-8.
engine automatic transmission,
radio, sport mirrors, whitewall
tires, etc. Finished in bright orange
with contrasting white vinyl interior.
PRICE $2795.
1972 CHEVROLET
Impala, four door hardtop, V-8
engine, automatic transmission,
radio, wheel discs, whitewall
tires, etc. A locally .owned one
owner well cared for car. Lic.
DHP963.
PRICE $2895.
1972 BUICK
Le Sabre, four door hardtop,. only
33,000 original miles, an excep-
tionally good_ one owner car fin-
ished in dark blue with black vinyl
top and snatching blue ' interior.
Equipped with V-8 engine, auto-
matic transmission, radio, ' four
just like new Michelin steel belted
radial tires and many other fea-
tures. Lic. DHU579.
PRICE $3495.
1973 CHEVROLET
Impala Custom, two door hardtop,
dark green vinyl top, equipment
includes automatic aicconciitioner,
power windows, convenience light
package, AM radio, rear window
defogger deluxe wheel covers
and steel belted radial times. Lic.
EAM057.
that permits us a apse in sensation, is simply this --- just you little bastards mind passing & L ---(The Sydney and bequeathing your kidneys by
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