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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-08-07, Page 13BIWIF. Beavers Opens' reonion at Mt. Pieasant SS 5 Fellarton township M Pleasant has a new school. T former school house was but le- 1900. but before it was' to down the people a£ that sectio ddecided to have the old boys an girls meet there once more. B, • W. F. :Beavers, Excte wile was the oldest living tcache available •ryas asked to open Ida :;ebool by ringing the bell a 9 a.m. Friday, July 3. The seho opened in the usual way wit prayer after which he gave short address on his teaching 'there 1896, 1597. 1898 and 189 just sr ety years ago. A forme teacher, Mrs. Minetta Roy Gil D the piano for "Sehoo Different of the later teacher gave shell addressee along wit some of Arr. Beavers' pupils Medea Colottlrowi introduce 'the morning program. A specie ,£ree dinner was given at noon. • In the afternoon the progran was continued by addresses songs and dances followed by free supper. A .pltaforin was erected for ,dance in the evening. Forme ;pupils attended from as fa away as Saskatchewan. Every one enjoyed the happy event and get to ,ether, The present trustees are Lloy Morrison, chairman, Alvin Hodge and Lewis Gurney. A lovely brown hill fnld was presented to Mr. Beavers h, Trustee Lewis Gurney from th school section. Mrs,. Sheldon Wein, Exeter, the former Jean Cole, who do- nated the land for the new school in tribute to the memory of her late father. Arthur Cele. spoke feelingly of the association of herself and family with the pupils of SS No. 5, The old school ground will he krmvn as the "Arthur Cole Park." t. couple,. A1r. and Mrs. William: TI Jeffery; youngest married eou. It ole, Mr. .and :ttrs, Frayne Par• rn sons; oldest person, William Jeff, n rey;. youngest, Baby Cathy Mill - d. era r' M• orley reunion e The first Morley reunion of the t descendants of the late William ri Morley and Mary Jane Maguire h was held on Sunday, July 19 at a Lieury liemoriai Park with near-' s 1y 150 in attendance. 9, The committee of Doris Gull - ✓ bard, Olive Glenn, Donna Stew - 1, arcls.on, Millie Seeeper, Betty' 1 Morley, Bob .Alnrley and Luther 1 Morley arranged the afternoon teacher sports. Results were: h' Pre-school children, Connie Steeper, Brenda Mawson, Judy a d Robinson; 6.7' year race, Carol, 1 Robinson, Nancy :lawson, Doug-, las Rawlings; 8-9, Eunice Maw -1 son, Anne Scott, Phyllis. Mawson; 1n-13, Patsy Mawson, Edna Mor- a Act', Joyce Mawson; 13 and up, i .Barbara Scott, S o Patsy atsv 3lanson,; a `Linda .Alawson; writing name' r with left hand, Joyce Mawson,, r Patsy Mawson; kicking shoe in 1 • basket, Linda Robinson, Patsy Mawson; gathering clothespins, • I''lttllis Maw.on; kicking slipper, d Doris Glenn; Women's shoe race, Doris:1 Glenn, Betty -Morley'; men, Man.: Harvey "Morley, David Morley; y1`bkL`>w The STORM By Jean Noakes Ey JEAN NOAKES i mare's able. f ears and struggled into a 1 (This essay soon first prize rte "1 cooked the last of the ; overcoat. He pulled the co a competition among senior sneaked park today," announced. 1. of .the spat up to meet the b SHDHS students, sponsored by® his Wife' Then she forked the l of his hat, and :pulled a pair the "Ink Spot", the school's year thick slabs of.meat from the : rvooien gloves over his ha book. Miss Noakes, daughter of iron skillet into the waiting He whistled 10 his,dog and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes,' plates, 1 to Martha, "'I'm going to loo. llensall, was the SHDHS repined They bowed their heads:fora t1e mare. She looked :sick, D ter from The Times-Advocte anolnetit, and chert ate in silence. tvoa't:y .it f'nt gone long.' this past year.) t OnIy the scraping of the silver-' As Jed opened the door', * x t t w Are on the plates and the ' wind and the rain swept into Warm spring aubshine beat whine of the dog as be begged ;kitchen. The dog cringed a down upon the winter weary a piece of meat broke the quiet 1 from the stormy blast, a world. The stark trees and Bras- of the room, The fire didn't shrank back into,the roost, le ses stretched and swayed he- even crackle, 1 ing Jed alone in the storm, heath the gentle caress of the 1 That was a good supper Mar- The wind out llke a knife wind .From beneath the ebony : tha," muttered .Jed as he pushed; drove the wif nd into Jed's fa ground, a few hepaticae brave his chair back from the table. , Rivers of water poured ft ly struggled to gain a view .of hien turning to the dog he an- bat brim and soakd through the new world, and to watch a pounced, 11 a got chores to do overcoat, Mud clung .to stoop shouldered farmer cluck a bog! boots; and with every step, his horse into plodding action be- Darkness completely descend. ` sask deeper into the black mu hind the plots. ' ed while Jed and his dog stood He brushed the rain from The old farmer walked our• on the stoop. The sky hunt; like , Cyes with the back .of •his ha ... , ..: Mesa • from, Centralia Sy, BARS. l<lRw $MWDIEN tar; • Personal Item[ k eh Bev.. and Idi's. D. M. Guest r • vieited At Port Elgin druing the weekend with Dr. an_d. Mrs, J. lr A. .Guest and fancily. S:r h delis 15'ida :taoliock, R.N. of ong thener Is:holidaying at the liar home of .her sister and brotlter- rint in•law�, M. and Mrs. Lorne of flicks, ods, Mrs, ,Clara Abbott, aceoncpa- lled i nied by her sister•tn•law, Mrs. k et F. J, Fairhall. .returned to her DO home on Tuesday after spending the past eight months in Califor- the rda, the Mr. and Mrs. 1)on Neaman of way London visited over the weekend nd with Mr, and Mrs. J. Thoncp- av• son. Mr. and Mrs. R, :Paynte.r and and David of .Kirkton were Sunday ee, visitors with Mr, and i11rs, F. Itis Bowden, his The. last service in Centralia Itis and Whalen United Churches he - he .fore the summer vacation will be ek, : conducted by Rev, Duncan 111. Itis ;Guest; on Sunday, July 29, At , posefully behind the plow and a funeral crepe over the valley. I and tucked his chin inside I watched it turn clods of rich Not even the titin slice of moon ;overcoat, Still he plodded to black soil to face the sun in a afforded any.light for it ryas; ously across the .field, ong straight furrow. Tile horse quickly obscured by a cloud.I When he finally reached carne to the end of the furrow No breeze stirred in the bran- destination, he found that . t • mins dressing relay, Alan-. t 7d Whalen..0;45 a.m. and Centralia tis at it t,m, di- I. 1 he' Lucan and instinctively halted until ehes of the massive oak that river no longer slid along. e ford Morley s group; waist guess- t he expert hands of the farmer stood at the corner of the house, churned and tossed chunks f 1 vould guide her in the right di•' and: no living creature made a , around, and rapidly climb •ec ion. Instead, the farmer nn- • sound. 1 over its banks, The rising wi 1 ritched her, and Jed her to theJed was the first to move. He I whipped the water into pea bank of a small river. !clapped his shapeless felt hat on and each new raindrop McDonald picnic The McDonald pica:c was held on Saturday, July 18 at Exeter Riverview Park, with 33 present, During the upper it was de. eidcd to hold the McDonald and Peesmore picnic together in 1300. Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Parsons were in charge of the sports. There was a scramble for boys and girls under six. Boys and girls under seven. Pail Passmore, Beth Passmore; under nine. Jackie Maver, Wayne Maver; girls under 12, Marilyn Johns, ,Joyce Meyer; married ladies, Mrs, floss Broadfaot, Mrs, Robert A1atcr; ' married men, Frayne Parsons, Howard Adkins; ladies kicking slipper, Marilyn ,Johns; men, Frayne Parsons; lucky spot, Carmen Cann; balloon race, Mrs. Mel- vin Gardiner and William Green. Ladies with most buttons, Mrs, Robert Maver; hien with most coloured socks, Will -Jeffery; arni stretch, Mrs. Ross Broad - foot; calling husbands to dinner, I Mrs. Melvin Gardiner; calling the hogs. Melvin..Cardiner; tooth-' pick and life saver" relay, Wil- liam Green's side; largest family at picnic, Mr, and Mrs. Robe Maver; most grandchildren al, picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Carmen ' Cann: . E Birthday nearest. the picnic. Keith Passmore; oldest married t;. ' ing, Grace Robinson, Ralph ; Glenn; walking on paper plates,' i Audrey Mawson, Ralph Glenn; holding � v 1 olcing pent, , Earl Lewis. Oldest lady, Mrs. Walter Mor -1e ley; oldest gentleman, Wes Mai•- i s ley; youngest baby girl, Karen Scott; boy, Billie Scott; mystery person, (Fred 'Marley) discover- P ed by Norman G1en Continued from page 14 c'e tt Mr, and AMrs, Jaittes Dow cell nd and son, Mr. Keith* Down, also peal I Mr, Gary ;Jeffery, all of London, As the horse, lowered her .nuc-' his bead, and noisily lifted two `greedily:' swallowedwas were;Sunday guests of. Mr, and by the mr le into the water, the :farmer' , buckets from the stoop. As ` Jed 'de waters, Now .led had sec hielded his eyes against the and his partisan moved towards what he hoped that he wot un and squinted. at the distant the barn, a sudden flash „f see, and he turned from t oaks. Deep lines ruled his fore -'lightening momentarily silhouet 'river and started for home irt-' Mrs. Don Downs, raid 1 Mr. Wes ;Hodgins is spending he a .few •days in Woodstock, the • guest, of Mr, and Mrs, Sain lead and tugged at the corner of ted them, After a ball game was enjoyed 1 h by the young people supper was? served with Myra Glenn, Jessiet Lewis, Anna Scott, Viola Scott, , Sarah Morley, Estelle Mawson 1 and Beta Morley in charge. Al. the conclusion of the meal, , a Meeting was held and .it was j voted that the same oficers re- main i r main for another year, namely: l honorary president, Wes Morley; 'president, Cyril Morley; vice -12 president. David Morley; recep- tionist, Mrs. ,lack Beer; secre•' tary, Mrs. Stan Steeper; treas- j urer, Mrs, Cyril Morley; sports . q committee for 1960, Viola Scott, n 13arhara Scott, Myra Glenn, b Margaret Morley, Marion Hodg• b son, Shirley Morley, Fred Mor- ley and Kelly Robinson; lunch. committee, Florence Morley. Betty Morley, Anna Scott; Aloda ' Oliver, Pearl, Watson, Alt agreed to hold next year's reunion ,at the same place on the third Sunday of July. 1 Now the wind leas at Je is eyes as his gaze followed j Jed swung the barn door open, , back, hastening 'Lha across t the outline of the ridge and 1 and followed the dog inside, ' sea of mud. Tl•e lightening a canoe to rest on a swollen .moun-,.Fumbling about in the door, he the thunder had ceased, but th ain stream that carried chunks found the lantern and lit it wind and rain still r a g e o1 melting ice downhill to the bringing rile barn to fife in the :through the valley, The ra warm glow. He sasv bite two cn,vs :poured Steadily, The horse stopped drinking Heave themselves to their feet, 1 s lv, but was et nd stood quietly watching the the Mare opened her eyes and forces harder by the ]iurz'ica Iver slip by, Then, the faint acknowledge itis force .of the wind. g presence, the, Now Jed must hurry. It wa yapping of a dog told the far- .hens fly cackling from their cold and wet, His chest and. h mer that his wife had supper roosts, and the big orange eat . left arm were beginning to acs eady, and .he turned from the padding toward trim. IA heart. attack would be fatal iver and led the horse towards By the time he finished the I he were here, all alone. Did P oma, chores, the thunder was • growl- ter feel this lonely and afrai "You didn't finish, ,Tod?" ing angrily within the clouds and' when he found himself 'on tl uestioned his wife as the lar- the lightening was boldly ilium- Sea of Galilee? ter poured water from the inating the sky. A chill west 1 He must get hone or AMartlt lackened kettle into the enamel wind now swept down from the , would worry; He wouldn't le asin, mountains and slashed its way : her yet, about the flood, an "hJo," across the. valley.. Jecl reached : about not being able to plant tit "Maybe tomorrow Jed." the stoop just as the. first frig crop. That could wait. Marth 411 the weather holds, And the • drop of rain splashed on his . didn't deserve another year lik leathery face. the last year, or the other year News budge'r from ing milk beside the stove, and the window. She was aiting fo hung his hat on the back of •lie' h'm, Th The 'Times -A. xecote, July 23, 1959 Pale ;14 Playground Ratter Children enjoy haus tip to Storybook Gard ens By 13ARBARA HtaD rSDN . Bonnie Doerr is at -Queens park. The second week of our play'- ,vash 891otal attendance last week ground has now successfully been completed, Tire, past week has been, called special events week, Inlonday started orf With a. hang when every tie joined in a splash party, On Tuesday, every - One had fun as it was "back- wards" clay as we all dressed,, walked and played games back- wards. Wednesday was "old fashion- ed" day. We made hats and than paraded down to the li- brary where singing and games took place, The biggest' day was Friday when all three playgrounds join- ed together and in a bus. sup- plied to them went to Story- book Gardens, This was most exciting as only . five children bad been to the Drive -In Theatre" . gardens fore,I g s be Many had lot gotten their nursery, rhymes but 8,5 Miles We of Na. 4 hliphw• they were all. vividly brought , on Crediton Road back. Starlite The hest part of the day was THURSDAY .& FRIDAY watching the atlintaIs perforin. Slippery and the penguins did July 23 and 24 many fascinating acts for us, Next week the children at the atGid et" "Christmas in July", We will 1 be * .Jamas Darren. deer-gating a tree and making * Sandra Dee presents, On Friday Santa Claus Playground will he celebrating will be them: SATURDAY & MONDAY A The supervisors at Victoria ,July 25 and 27 park this week are Carolyn Oke and Marilyn Jory. At Kin park t,A� , re they are Dorothy Kerslake, Barb I4aracajbo * Cornet Wilde * Jean Wallace TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY July 28 and 29 "The Blob" * Steven McQueen * Aneta Corseaut cs Earle and family, Hodgson. and Bernice Sting. Ile' Mr. William Mathcrs who le bola wee home for the . week- ain end, f e0 . Linda Currie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie is boli -f ne daying with her aunt And uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Furness (nee s .Js Hazel. Frost) of London. Miss liiillie :Bradley has re - if turned to Toronto after spending several weeks with her sister, d Miss Rose Bradley of George to St. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hodgins and a family, of Owen Sound, were Il Sunday guests of Mrs. Frank d Lewis and, Mrs, Wes Hodgins. e The parents of Mr, James a Sigsworth, Mr, and Mrs, Frank e Anderson, have returned home s, to Chicago after a two-week visit n here. r Mr. and Mrs, 0. M. Smith have g returned home after spending two weeks at their cottage, "Tan• dragee" on Georgian Bay and t have as their guest Mr. Rodney - Snaith,• t Afr. Frank Hardy, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hardy, Mr. and d Mrs. Jack Hardy and Mr. and Mrs, Meru Culbert and Wilmer Scott attended Toronto races last Wednesday. 1d/on a' construction job at Peter- Tem married men were discus- sing their joys and sorrows, The irst one remarked, "My wife is very poetic. Yesterday she got up at sunrise, wakened me and aid, 'Lo, the thorn.' " "Hula:" replied the second fel- ow, "mine woke the up and aid, 'Mow the lawn.' When 13111 Smith applied for a driver's licence in a crowded Licence Bureau, an officer hast- ' ily thrust• a paper across the g desk. "Write your last name first and your first name last," He set. the two pails of steam Now he could see thelight ' door. Martha looked up front r e earn tt=as gettin her mendin worse, R was hard to breathe C� � �yg He must. hurry, t "We don't need the rain yet," The wind whipped his coa Ey MRS. J. N, PATON 'she offered. about him as he stumbled to i "We're going to get wind too,"+ ward the door. It lifted his ha ,replied Jed, !from his head and sent it scut rlde•elect feted "Oh!" shuddered Martha, ; rying across the ground. Je ibliss Marie Carter, whose ! "This will ruin' he plowing amid i clutched his side and fell. onto edciing to Kenneth 13room, Exe• the seeding," ,the door, his hand grasped the r will fake place Saturday' at , "Don't worry. If ' the in arer door knob. , James Church here has been doesn't break down like last fail., 1 The door flew open and Jed onored at several pre -nuptial t I'll finish by the end of the fell across, the doorway. With a Owers, j week. We'll have a good crop j final effort. he . grasped, "We'll Hostesses at showers were ; this year Martha." 1 have a good crop this year Mar• s. William Horney, Exeter, at; "I hope so," fretted Martha as tha." lie home; Mrs. Wes Calleott, las the wind and the branches of f oorseville where merna Car• ! the oak clawed at the roof of , he said hurriedly. w ' rte Smith, somewhat confused, In • "Like I said," replied the cop, "Backwards," sh Smith shrugged his shoulders. ` ylr After all, he thought, they knew lr what they wanted. Laboriously, Ai "How's that again, sir?" asked St „ be wrote. IliW htimS." EAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Ivor Bodenham 9:45 a.m.—Bible School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 1:30 p.m.—Evening Service Rev. Fred Thomas of London will be guest speaker at both mornine and evening services. on Sunday. ZION LU T RERAN CHURCH PASH'WQOD K. L. Zorn, P.astrtr, Phone 65 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Communion Service Sermon: "Pray Against Temptation" CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 9:45 a.m.—Morning Worship (English) 7:30 p.m.—Evening Worship at (Dutch) no The minister is in charge. th I:e r, sister of the bride -elect and [the tJte house. `Listen to the rain on i ��� Danny Callcott presented the the window, and the wind. basket of miscellaneous gifts 1 sounds so mournful." with Misses Patricia Gilmore ! Jed nodded agreement and lit and Pauline Dixon assisting, i his pipe. Ile watched Martha Drive -In Theatre S On Thursday evening in the 1darning a heavy grey sock. Mar- Ja A short program of music. i chair. He tapped his pipe in the ind, It E`S unday School room at St, i the finished the sock, and Jed Clinton, Ontario saes Church. !wearily lifted himself from the readings by Mrs. Karl O'Neil j tramp of his hand, lifted a lid on THURSDAY & FRIDAY and Mrs, Betty Coughlin and ah the stove, and shook the eon- Jul 23 and 24 contest was given. Misses Elaine tents of his hand onto the glow• Y l -origins and. Beth McI ann pre- ing embers. Then he banked the ii sented a step table and lamp on :fire and closed the stove, Between Heaven behalf of the ladies guild and I lie turned from .the stove and friends. 1 took his hat from the hook, He A. community shower was held : tugged the hat down over lois Neil's School an Friday after I '., 1 (Adult Entertainment) on when Misses Mary Ma- (Colour, Cinethascope) ers and Carole Faulder pre- • Comments about * Robert Wagner sented the gifts. * Terry Moore Mrs. Cartel' enteatained over r+�r�t�y (One Cart9brf 100 to a trousseau tea on Mon- i day afternoon and evening in honor of Marie, By MRS. KEN McKELLAR SATURDAY & MONDAY Dedication servicet.� x July 25 and 21 THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev, R. Yarn Farowe, Minister 2:00• p.m.—Worship and Sermon 3:30 p.m.—Sunday School THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH nig Vacationers Welcome EXETER vie WA "Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord" And Hell At St. James Church en Sun- Personal items day, July 26 the dedication ser vice illi. and Mrs, 1fi, blip will be at 2:80 p.m, Guest g of 11"i' "The Tall Men" speaker win be Archdeacon C. ilton are guests of Mr, and Mrs, (Colour, Cinemascope) W, Foreman, BA, BD, rector of Harold Carey,* .Clark Gable * Jane Russell ' (One Cartoon) TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY late :sir, and Mrs. Emmanuel Mr, J. M. Scott, Mr, Gordon July 29 end 24 Hodgins and .alms plates will be Scott and Miss :Dorothy Scott vis- dedicated. >aortner.members and iced during the weekend cynic Mr. friends have been invited to at• and Mrs. Millard "Band of Of Angels tend. s 1: alconer, N:Y„ Muriel Scott' (Adult Entertainment) Personal dtemt and Gerry and Alice Walker re- (Colour) Mr, Charlie. Wilson is ittiprov turned (tome with th i after a * Clerk Gable ing at St. ie Wit's Hospital but two weeks vaeatlon. * Yvonne DeCarlo doctors say he will be there for Mrs, Bessie McDonald, Mit- ad spent a fete days last week (One Cert6on) St. John the .Evangelist Church, Mr, and Mrs. W. Storey of Sea* London, when the electric pipe forth and Mrs. May Webber of an, a silver communion ser- Calgary. Alberta visited on Stin- e: set, brass altar desk, a day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11 plaque in memory of the Norris. UNITED CHURCH QF CANADA MAiN S1`, UNITED JAMES ST, UNITED Rey, S. E. Lewis. M.A., B.O. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. SUMMER UNION SERVICES 10;00 A.M.—SUNDAY ,SCHOOL. le both Min St. and James St. churches. 11:00 A.M.—SERVICE IN JAMES ST. Solo: Mrs. George Vtip;~e Serrnon: "For. One Alone" WELCOME CAVEN PRE BYTERIAN CHURCH Rev, Samuel Kerr, B,A,, B.D. Minister Organists Mrs, 5, G, Klatt 11:00 a.111.—Sunday School 10:00 whit.—Morning Worship Sernmlt Subject: "The Tears of ;Testas" Nursery for children up , to six years. ..rwri:r 10:30 a.m.--Sunday School 11;30 a,ni,--Worship 1 Pastor; Stanley Sauder, Exeter PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 9:45 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 a,m,--•Morning Worship 7:34 pan.-1,vangetistic Service Wed,, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service Friday -- Christ Ambassador's service in the county hone, l71s NOTICE -- Our 1).11,13.S. begins lij several weeks yet. with her sister, Miss Olive Miss Betty Illorgan visited 8pea- , THURSDAY & FRIDAY Miss Suzy Murless. Beth girls Mr, and Mrs, Don Taylor Arid are improving from a ear acct- Patti Jean of Toronto were week - dent 30 and .S1 dent a few weeke ago, end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. is Mr. Moore Cunnin here is wan Gerald Carey, The Last Wagons Mrand M C spent the weekend with 141r. and* Richard Widr►tiarl Mrs, Donald Wallace, Carling -,ford, * Fetleia Farr (One Certben) ( on August 4 - 14. We welcome all Children from 4 years of and up. 1 "For the Lord 1:noweth the way 01 the righteous; but the way of the ungodly shall perish,' PSallbs 1:6 sister, Mr, and Mrs. Abner --Het r, and Mrs. Bill Downing. Karen and .roan of Chatham ct spent the weekend with Mrs. Downings parents, Mr. and Mrs; Linda Currie, Dorchester, and f Abner d4endrie. Dobby Ridley, Seaforth, are with Mr, Clinton Hodgins of the their grand patents Mr. and Mrs, TI -IE ANt LIGAN CHURCH OP CANADA t rf'yftt Memo'r'ial, Exeter ;rev. igen de Vries, Reefer Rbberf ameron, Orgeniat Sun'tTay.:J'ttly 9i1, 1054I 11:00 1t,nt.Ti4oriidng Prayer (Nursery and Sunday School) *Aker: The 1tector. Pastor: Events, l., Winn•Butler CALVARY CHURCH EvanOelital United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. J. W. MilJdnos, Minister' Mrs, $<en McCrae, Organist Sunday, July SG 111:04 a.trt.---f:Irulreh Ser'iee 11.05 aiii.—Sunday School Evan a eON CHURCH l tJnitnd Brethren 4RibITON Rev. A. M. Schlenker, Pesfbi~ 10:00 a.m.—Worship 11:IS t.. Chureh &theoi rs, George Wallace (Colour, Cinemascope) United States visited his mo• Otto Walker. - ther, Mrs. Sidney Hodgins, a pa. The Alieii•AlcLaehlan•lloggarth tient In St. Marys Hospital, Lon. don, also with Mr. and MrS. Ttea 1rodgibe and family, Mr. and ;`vire. Kari O'Neil took up residence in their new home hi Ludas on Monday. Miss Constance Bowe of 11• derton, was a guest of Mr. and Mre, Andy Carter. Misr Prather David. 1'�ortdot~ spent some time with her greet aunt and unele, Mr, and Mrs. A ri riytm. MiOtt Myrna ,lane led g a h, Tliorndale, spent a feW, days With her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11 T''aton, Misses Barbara and ,Than Curl., riinghalii apei)t conte time with their Stint. M. acrd Mrs, Jack MA ISM. SIM toe. MineC'larenre Carter and son Stephen, AM s)iertding title Week at Satible Beach, reunion was held in Queen's Park, Stratford, on Saturday, many 0f the Cdnetections front this n1istrict were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs, K, McKellar spent the weekend in Mitchell at the home of their daughter and son -in -Jaw. Mr. and Mrs, W. N, Dinning. Richard and Robert Binning are holidaying at the bonne, »f their grandparents Mr, and Mrs, X, Mc1effar, Leeriest Add `.'he regular, meeting of the Ladies A,ld was held at the :home' or Ales J. M. Scott with a good altertdene(i. The president Mrs. W. Millet' Presided, Devotions were led by Mrs, Scott and Mrs. G, Carey. Mrs J. Miller gavel- it feadMg endMr'a. Gl, Carey conducted >1 eortteatr SATURDAY ONLY August 1 23 Pacts To Baker Street" (Colour, Cirnen-aseopc) * Van Johnston •* Verb Miles • (One Cartoon) SUN, MiDNITE ,A MONDAY August 3 and 3 "The Man Who Never Was," (Colour, Cinemascope) * Cii{tfot Werbt, * GMrilt Grehamtt (one Garlbori) Margaret and Patricia Cob- Ieigh and Elaine Erneriek have returnedhome from a week's attendance at the Explorer Camp on Lake Erie, Presentation ft Dance FOR. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SIMS Crediton COMMUNITY HALL Friday, July 31 Ladies Please Bring Lunch DAttiCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at BLUEWATER DANCELAND Music By . DESJA.RDINE , ORCHESTRA 10 p,m, to 1:30 a,m. Admission 750 Special Holiday Dance Mon., Aug. 3 Musk by .Alin Boucher and his Golden Prairie Cowboys Starts of CKNX•TV THURS., FRI. & SAT, July 30, 31, August 1 COLUMBIA PICTURES pre:enls A SAM SPIEGE1 PRODUCTION WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS JACK HAWKiNS obec,ea by DAVID LEAN TECHNICOLOR5i csseeesccpe SUNDAY MIDNITE August 2 * John Payne * Rhonda Fleming August 3, 4 and 4 "Light In The Forest sir Fess Parker THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 6 and 7 "The Black Orchid' * Anthony Quinn * Sophia Loren 1' Be Sure To Attend Exeter Legion's Third Annual t - ND TATTO Featuring 12 Brass te Pipe Bands EXETER' COMMUNITY PARK Friday, July 24 The Exeter Junior Band Will Flay On The Stand From 7945 To 8.15 p,m. ADMISSION SOO'