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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-26, Page 6 (2)Pape 6 Times -Advocate, September 26. 1979 By ELAINE TOWNSHEND Did you ever get the feeling you were being watched when you knew you were albne pr at least thought you were alone? It happened to me one night a few weeks ago when I was typing. My con- centration was invaded by the creepy sensation of eyes boring into the back of my head. The nape of my neck prickled: I wanted to turn around. I chided myself : "It's your imagination., dummy. You've been watching too many police shows on - television." The feeling persisted and I gave in, glancing over my shoulder to meet a pair of beady eyes. His nose was twitching: his front paws were hooked over the edge of the top of the door frame: his Odds 'n ends Finding an uninvited room mate tail was stretched up the wall in the corner. Having a mouse scurry away from. me across the floor is one thing, folks. but having him stare down at nie from above a door is something else. We stared at each other for what seemed like hours. Then I reached for the phone. "Hi ya, Dad! How are ya doin? Sleeping. huh. I'm sorry I didn't realize what time it was. No, nothing's • wrong. I just wondered how you and Mom were. By the way, if either of you come into town tomorrow. would you bring a mouse trap with you? Yea. I got.a mouse in the house. Well. you know the ledge over the door between the kitchen and the bathroom? He's sitting up there. watching me and listening I suppose. What would you suggest 1 do with him? I don't want a pet. Dad. He dbesn't look like the scary type to me: I was just kidding. As soon as I get off the phone. I'm gonna get the broom and chase him out of there. 7, _. APPLIANCE REPAIR ' 1 f Large or small, we'll fix them all... Our repair •xp•rts will have) your appliance In tip top shape fast. CaII us to- day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482-7103 HIGHEST INTEREST 145% On Guaranteed Investment Certificates Subject To Change NORMA J. HOOPER 235-1010 Coffee. 7,, • THE Sugar & Spice of EXETER OPENING SOON SPECIALIZING IN - Teas - Sr;:ccs -.Candy & \its - G .rrr•teF 01.'_'ees - Dr:ed Fr:tl.' - (1:!: Pd(kdt,':ne Grinders' Cherie Seldon 409 Maul St., Exeter. Ont. If he gets excited. he wouldn't lose his balance and fall on me. would he" Just kidding again. Dad No. I don't want you to come in Of course not I'm not afraid of a little thing,Iike a mouse 1'11 handle It. 1'iust thought I'd phone to ask you about the trap before I forget 1'11 let 'ou go back to bed now Sorry I bothered you. Yea. 'ou sleep tight. too." 1 gas e t tot ruder one last long steelx ,glare. which he MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HULLEY White mums decorated Thames Road • United Church on Saturday. September 15 when Robert D Holley *and Janet E Bray were married The brie is the daughter of Donald and Anne Bray of RR 3 Exeter. and the groom's parents are Robert and Margaret Hulley of RR 1. Seaforth. The maid of honour was Carolyn Knight of Hensail and Ruth Bray. the bride's sister and Sandra Hulley. sister of the groom were bridesmaids Ray McNichol of Sarnia was best man. and David Hulley brother of the groom and Robert Bray, brother of the bride ushered the guests Rev Stan MacDonald and Mr Ross Hargreaves officiated at the cererrony Agnes Bray was organist and Debra Hulley sang After a wedding trip to the United States the couple will be residing at RR 1, Gilford Photo by Frank Phillips MR AND MRS ALAN ALDERSON Leona Mare Dr and Alan Bruce Alderson were united in marriage on Se;,•i tuber 22 at Greenway United •Church by Rev Harley Moore The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Harrington London and Mr and Mrs Bruce Alderson. 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(Decorate your home with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES Choose the labrres and the styles you wont and Barb Whiting will custom make your drapes for you You con olse choose motch,ng bedspreads and pillow shams WHI MG"S WAREHOUSE Morn St. Exeter 235-1964 J returned • "Okay buddy! No more fooling around. "1 warned."You just wait till I get my broom Then I remembered the broom was in the storeroom, which was on the other side of the bathroom, which meant I had to pass under the mouse's perch to reach . the broom - a minor com- plication. 1 stalled for a -moment. Then 1 gathered all my ,courage, took a deep breath and started a quick dash through the doorway. In mid - stride. 1 stopped. .'The broom's no good," I thought to myself. "The fireplace poker in the living room would be better, and it's in the ether direction." 1 stalked into the living room, grabbed the poker and returned with new con- fidence in my stridor He was gone. "1 knew it!" I exclaimed. "As soon as you found out I meant business. you •turned tail -and ran. Where'd ya go, you little coward?" I stomped around the • Please turn to page 7 MR. AND MRS. JAMES BRINTNELL Wendy Phillips and James Brintnell were united in marriage at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church. Exeter, on September 8 The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Phillips. Exeter and the groom is the son' of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brintnetl, also of Exeter Attendirig the bride was Judy Heywood, Marlene Bnntnell and Londe Gloor Rick Brintnell, Pete Glover and Jim Cameron were the groomsmen Mary Moffatt provided the music and Rev. G. A. 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