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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-12, Page 13rk, w. 11111111.4n11141111111411111111n11.111W1111111111.11.41104A14111141114111.1AA111t11.4A11111111#1141141,1411114141111111111.0.t11IM_AL.FANDRUS 403 ANDREW St"; EXETER PHONE 719 i G I, 1,1satin,s , PIunnbing, Shoot Metal Work, it1 r ,--, Qil ILtrogro ...,,,,, i A 1441A14144)1.IAI1nn1.11111411.11.114n111A.1141.11111111M1111.41111111411011141111n111144111.14141441.11n4nn44n111411.11A.11A1441.1in 11." . 1F At 1 4 A 1 4 b 4b 4 1,� s 1 . 1. A A 4 A With the first week in Sep- tember, The Bank of Nova Scotia moved forward beyond its 125th years. The '$NS welcomes this ' opportunity to express its warm appreciation to all its customers and Mends who have made this progress possible. .Through you, the Bank that in 1832 was a single branch in Halifax, has grown until it now spans the nation, serving progressive communities in every province. It is pleasant to look back upon the associationg en- joyed in the past; and the BNS looks forward to work- ing with you in the years of challenge and opportunity that lie ahead. , , ,µµµµ��,��{��ayyyy1 Atiki a <LJ• 1.114 itbi1r�e- 'The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA 1 for 125 years a partner in helping Canada grow General Office: 44 King St. W., Toronto; London, England: 24-26 Walbrook, E C,4, and 11 Waterloo Place, S.W. 1, West End; Neto York: 37 Wail Street; Chicago. Special Representative, Board of Trade Building: 21 branches in .lamaica, 8 branches In Cuba, 3 In Puerto Rico, branches In Barbados. the Bahamas, Dominica n Repu bile, Trinidad. and correspondents Ali over the world. 1 U.K. REGIMENTS TO TOUR U.S,-In New York city, Maj. Claud MacBeth Moir, member of the Black Watch, senior Highland regiment of the British army, displays toy soldiers representing regiments which will tour North America this month. Major Moir is a forerunner of the 100 bearskin -hatted bandsmen, dancers and pipers 'from Scotland who will begin the tour September 19. During the 11 -week visit to 55 cities, the regunents will give a glimpse of the pomp and ceremony surrounding many leading British events, Public School Teacher Enjoys Summer On Bus Miss Velma Ballagh, of the Exeter Public School teaching staff, enjoyed a 53 -day _trip through 'United States, Western Canada and into Mexico in July and August. Miss Ballagh was .one of a party of 120, mostly teachers, who loft London in three buses for an eight weeks' tour, Some of the party were exchange teachers from Great Britain and Australia, Who wished to see as much of America as possible be - for returning home. Crossing the border at Detroit, they travelled through the stales of Ohio and Iowa to Montana, and into AIberta, taking in the Calgary Stampede. They con- tinued on to the coast and Van- couver Island, and down along the Pacific cbast through the states of Washington, Oregon, Nevada, California, and Arizona, to -Tia Juana in Mexico. In Hollywood, California, they drove through Beverley Hills to see the beautiful homes of the movie stars. Many of them were surrounded by tall hedges or stone walls for privacy: The grounds often extended over sev- eral acres and are beautifully landscaped with swimming pools, flower gardens and patios behind the house. She said her group didn't recognize any movie stars, "but we did see Jack Benny's maid. taking his dog. for a walk." They ' visited Disney Land, not far distant • where Fantasy WE'RE MOVING! wgz.,yYft:: s .r::.•.fi r' .^ <;a'" i Rai„ �.v::.`:£:i x CRSS 5%f xi4G.i a� /Di�. v%+ q 4110 ftC Mil drastic reductions up to 5o %-1 Special Watches_ REDUCED $3 EACH DAY! 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"It has become over -commercialized," Miss Bal - high said. They visited• Las Vegas, in Nevada, from 3.30 to 6 a.m., when the gambling dens and the wide streets were ablaze with bright lights and activity. "You couldn't imagine any place so gay," Mist Ballagh remarked. As they were leaving, the places were closing, and during the day all would be closed and quiet. The Grand Canyon was an im- pressive sight, but Lo Miss 130100 the Bryce Canyon in Arizona was more outstanding. Here the natural rock formation portraYed well-known figures, such as Queen Victoria, the three Wisemen, an organ. and money and Thor's hammer. "Yow would declare they were carved in the rock by human. hands," she said. They made their way across the states of Colorado, Nebraska, and Iowa to Chicago - and home. They parked for the most part in national parks where mem- bers of the party took turns in preparing the meals and wash- ing the dishes. "We got to know each other very ,well, living in such close quarters for eiglit weeks," was ,Miss Ballagles corn inent. "Every day something comes up in our school studies that reminds me. of my trip and the places I have seen, and the boys and girls are thrilled to hear about .it from someone who has •actually been there and seen it. Already I have found my experi- ences on the trip helpful in my teaching," said Miss Ballagh. In this century Canada has had three Liberal Prime Mini- sters and three Conservative. All have been graduates in law, though IViackenzie Xing did not practise the profession. Tho Mit 1.19.11FOMM..00ttl....44.11,10.0,41.1.40.001,1414.411.1.141441400141.0141001.4.140111.1.0.411141141.11011114.40t BIGGEST OF RCAF AIRCRAFT -The RCAF's newest and biggest aircraft, the Argus, will soon begin to fill an operational role with RCAF maritime squadrons.' Shown I here against a fleecy background during flight tests out of the Canadair plant near Montreal is the seconct proto- type of thq giant sOb hunter and killer.' With a range of more than 4,000 miles and the latest electronic detection i gear, the Argus it rated among the best of its type in the world today. it was developed for the RCAF from the Bristol Britannia. Looking In With Liz Juliette, Mate Perfect Couple Juliette was rehe.arsing fo her Saturday night show whe George Murray introduced us If you saw ber at Grand Ben this summer you will know tha she is not the 'stylish stout' articles about her had led me to believe. She is not svelte of course but just a well-propor- tioned young woman who, in any other profession, would be eon- sidered average. r ed hirn to make far too Many n facial gestures. Now he seems , much more relaxed. "I'm not," d he told me, "but I'm glad it t looks that way". She wore a smart toast -colour- ed dress with a cowl neckline and her shoes were little more Wan a couple of straps. Outgoing and vital, the charm- ing singer is obviously devoted to her musician husband Tony Cavassi. She was running through a song at the piano when she saw him put aside his flute for a break pgriod and she stopped to call out an in- troduction, man, very proud of ,his. wife. At first glance it would seem that the quiet man and the exuber- ant woman were rnis-mated but a few minutes of conversation quickly- demolishes that thought. I came away thinking "what a perfect couple". • "Give my regards to those pert little redheads. They're so attractive it's a shame we don't have colour TV", Juliette said as I left the rehearsal room dn my way back to the Country Hoedown set. I passed her good wishes along to the Haines SisterV who were genuinely delighted. I used to be under the im- pression that everyone in TV knew everyone. else. But I know differently now. While talking'• to Bob Goulet once I Mentioned a compliment that Denny Vaughan had paid to Bob's talent and the optimis- tic comments Denny had made about Bob's future chances. He bearned.."Reallk?" Did he say that? Thanks for telling me, That really means a lot. You know I've never met Denny Vaughan but I admire hint and I'll -value, his opinion." He shook his head' and smiled, lAnd he said that, well for goodness sakes". Thinking of Bob Goulet re- minds me that Summer Show- time will soon be making way for the regular version of Show- time. Bob will be back and. so Shane Rimmer and Ken Steele are going to be on the loose. I hope CBC will slate them for some TV appearances during the winter. Both boys are talented and have •many fans, • I think Ken is a most im- proved performer. His voice al- ways was good but nerves caus- THAMES ROAD ' MENNONITE MISSION Ex ETE R Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. "Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord" THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA -Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Robert Cameron, Organist 8:30 a.m.-lioly Communion 10:15 a,m.-Sunday School ,11:30 a.nt -Merning Prayer THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Faroe*, Minister 2:00 p.m.-Dittelt Service 3:30 p.m. -Sunday School All Welcome ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OASHWOOD 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School MOO amt. -Service 2:30 p.m. -Cemetery DecOration Day. Rev. A. Stoskopf, Taws - kick guest speaker. JAMES STREET ' UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastpr Mr, LaSeterice Mutical Director 1.0;t0 a,trt.-Sandtty School a. tn.-Morning Worship The Woman's iviissionary So- ciety Anniversary, Anthill. by the choir. Solo; Mrs, ITOhn Gifitaltir Is tXterided Ta All A 'Warm Welcome CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN tHURCH Roy. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist 9:00 a.m.-Sunday School 10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship Sermon Subject: "The Secret of Spiritual Power" Nursery for children up to six years, Children of the church meeting', in the Sunday School room On MAIN STREET The United Church of Canada Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson organist: Mrs. A. Willard 11:15 a.m.-Worship Service 10:00 a.m.-The Church School Keep God in Your Week See You in Church CHRIST1AN REFORMED CHURCH 2:15 p.m. -Afternoon. Serviec CZnglish Service) Rev, Vend - Ma Of Xitchencr will preach. Everybody Welcome CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethre DAS WO ID ReY, W. P. Krotz, Minister Mrs. ken McCrae, Orgenist 10:00 - "All Thirigs Ate 1.1:00 a.m.-Sunday School 'ZION CHURCH otitigolicol United' Brethren Rev. Glen R. Strome, .Minisfer 111:00 tt.111.-Worsilip 11:15 aati.--Citurch School As for Shane Rinimer, he seems headed for big things with both his singing and his acting talents receiving some ; recognition. Now he tells me that a few fan clubs are sprout- ing up and that's ‘a sure sign of ultimate sucess, Anne Gable who sings on Boll - day Ranch is such a nice person, She's learning to cook and some of her kitchen experimentrwould make hilarious comedy skits. So far she has one recipe down pat, a shrimp dish with lots of herbs, sherry and other exotie additions. "Not very good for breakfast I guess,' she says laughing, "but I had to start somewhere with my cooking lessons". Jackie Rae still hasn't made up his mind about the New York offeCbut it looks now as if the many projects he's involved with in Toronto might keep him from accepting the American show. Joan Fairfax was one of the first performers to sign a con- tract with CBC for the '57-'58 season. Even as early as last 'February Joan asked me to keep my lingers crossed for her. She had a feeling that the' Denny Vaughan show was going to fade out. I, for one, think CBC was too hasty in dr opp in g Denny Vaughan. 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