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"Let her Alone," boomed Hervey. "vousilsctuifsglrlhedgone serewy because die wuins to stay with hr Inks once in A while.”
"Oh, I see - her loin!" snapped
G-woe. 'fWell, oome elong. little boys. They don't want in here. We'd better be on our wey if we hevetorotindupenomierdetefor
"Oh, I soy - come along, Ade- laide. Don't make us ooe.x you."
"If you're in the mood to ooe.x heir. Bob. I'm not!"
Adelaide kqbt her eyes on her plate. "Nobody Isked me for s dete," she said firmly. "I he-ven't any date and I'm not making any
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Nice to nave seen you all. Good night."
"Have A pleasant evening - with your bookl” said Bob Fergu- son meanlrigly. us they wens out.
"rhst wasn't very nice of you now. Addde -” her mother
Adelsldsh qos glittced. "In no old boot to be plwed Q I-Dd kitted around. He took that girl mm Loulsiens. out last night. Int him hie her tonight."
"JeeJou.s, eh?" chuckled .
"Jealous at that drip? I hope I have 1 little pride. And I didn't want to go anyway. Ollie end GPICB Will be fdgihting by Jung 9'. clock. and then Bob would think ltsmiteidedtouketiiunliome endgooutlorenwelmigride. spring has oome and all the little flowers are blooming. Not my for Grmndmai Gory needs some more
"Oh. no, thanks-"
"Of course you need it. You've got to put on I. few pounds be. fore you can wrestle pipe."
Ger-y ate the steak and 1 huge mound of potatoes and I slab of pie. He was so happy he was 1 little drunk though he knew how brief this happiness was. and how hopeless. how soon it would be ended and nothing lm but des-
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perate years of wrestling pipe. But he had tonight. am wus not go- ing out with Bob Ferguson, she was u.e.yving in with him.
They played dominoes. beoeuse Guy eould. play with one he.nd. The white you on the blacks ehnoedslttleinfroritetaerrs we, and Harvey yelled. "Hey - you can't put 1 four on 3 five!"
And Gary muttered, "My Error." end dragged his eyes back to the tshle. He could look It her hands. anyway. The cute way her thumbs turned out, the gnoofui why she med her fingers
Adelaide said. "Mother, in the morning I'm going to take Gary out in the sun, He's ee pale es tellow."
"I need these whiten om, woree thI.ns.nything.)fIoouldgetto I. barber shop...."
"I'll shave you I'll bet I can - with De.d'e razor."
"You'd out his car off." Harvey swept the dominoes into I heap.
"Oh, my word A he won sgalnl
That's mean. Dad. using your beer-joint tactics on your own , lsmily." i
The violins sang on. Mona Ire hurnmed happily. It was so lllcep hevlng Adelaide st home of mi evening. Not having to lie awake, stlfi with maternal dread. listen-l ing for a car that did not come, And little Phil would have looked like thls boy. Odd that Harvey; oouldn't see it. Too bad Gary would hsve to be going. Just when they were getting to like him so much. Maybe Harvey -. but no. that wouldn't do.' Gary wouldn't take e. trumpeo-up job. He was proud - and she liked that. too. If only somebody somewhere :- round would find some oil - but. oil was awful. It filled the coun- try with rough people and terrible smells - Mona Lee dozed oil happily. leaning back in her chair.
The week went byb so quickly. Gary could almost hear the minutes whizzing past his ears. Beating themselves off on his grudging pulse. Four more days - then three - he tried not to count and not to think. He drove out in Adelaide's little car and kept from winning and grabbing the door handle when she named trucks in ticklisih places or swung around a nieandering cow.
They talked endlessly. She liked to hear about the queer, hot parts he had seen and the crazy Portu- guese cook on the fruit boat.
"You've seen so much. Gary - and I haven't seen anythhig - only Washington and Los Ange- les. Dad took us there one summer."
She deplored the fact that she hsdri't my ambition. she'd never wanted to be an actress or write s book or anything. "I'm the one clod left in a restless world. And the awful part is that I like it."
"They built America on the clods A and nobody ever built my- thing yet based on to. rolling stone."
"I'm glad you don't think I'm a total loss."
"I think you're swell.” Gary hated the word for its inadequacy, fretted against the things he dar- ed not say.
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..'Mr. Joseph Kenny, St. Teresa, left for New York on January 13. where he plans to spend a few months with sister: and relatives.
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Mr. Wilfred Kiggins. Bord:-n, was guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hiandmhan and fam- ily. on January ll. 1
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Master Edward Smith. St. Teresa. was i recent week-end visitor at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Joeephlne smith. y Mr. Alonm Murphy visiledl Georgetown recently. I
The MUN?! Linda and Paula Conway, Chrirlometcvwn. were visi- tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes on January 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and daughter. Maureern, Cliarloiietown. were visitors to Peakes on January 3- ggg l
The monthly rnesiing or! 91. Pal.- rick's Road Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Walwr Rogerson. January 13. ,
Mr, John s. Mitten returned rec- ently to his home in Allston, Mass. after spending some tlrm vieitlnz his uncle and hunt. Mr. Leo Wood and Miss Myrtle Wood.
A nerd game was held at the- home of Mr. A. J. Mooney on Jan- uary '1, the winner for the evening, was Mr. George smith, St. Teresa:
Mr. D. A. Ma.dDoinald lefi for Montreal on .ls.nuary 'l where she. plans to spend I few weeks with her daughters Mary and Marcella before going to Otltstwa. where she will visit her son-in-law s.'nrl daughter Mr. and Mn. Francis Arnold.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l-iackney and daughter, who heve resided on st. Patrick! Road for the past months heve moved to Donaldetnn, recently where Mr. Hackney is en- gaged in teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birt and funily visited It the home at Mr. and Mrs. Deniel Mernnls on Jen- usry 9.
Mr. John Daniel Munoneld. Montague, vidted at the home of his brother and sister-in-lmw, Mr. Joseph Meononrild an
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