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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1951 Page 9
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CREDITON
We are glad to reort that Mr.
Ezra Falst returned to his home
on Sunday following an opera
tion in Victoria Hospital on Mon
day of last week.
The many friends of Mr. Jos
eph Bullock are pleased to note
he has made a few trips to his
place of business, since recover
ing from his illness.
Chicken Pox is at present, pre
valent among pur younger citi
zens of Crediton.
The WSWS and Ladies Aid of
the Evangelical Church will hold
their annual Christmas Party at
the home of Mr. H. K. Eilber on
Tuesday evening, December 11.
The annual Christmas meeting
of the United Church WMS and
W.A. is being held on the after-
■ noon of December 13
School room.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome
and son Johnny of St.
spent Sunday with Mr. John Gai
ser and Miss Clara Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryall of
St. Thomas visited over the
week-end with Mrs. Ryalls par
ents, Mr, and -Mrs. Roy Swartz.
Mr, and Mrs. William Oestrei-
cher spent Sunday with relatives
in Blyth. Mr. Oestreicher spent
a few days this week in Toronto
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wuerth of
London were week-end visitors
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
S. Wuerth.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Fahrner
of Kitchener visited over the
week-end with Mr. C. Fahrner
and family.
For Better Citizenship
Guides - Brownies - Cubs
Elimville Ferm Forum
The Elimville North Farm
Forum jnet last Monday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Elford. The subject dis
cussed was Educational Outlets
for Adult? and was very interest
ing. Short courses, night classes,
and libraries were discussed as
means of education for adults.
The meeting ne^t week will be
at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
William Johns.
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Guide Talk
About twenty-two shining
(shining did we say?—we won
der?) faces met Captain on the
Legion Hall steps on Monday—
except, of course, for the few
stragglers, and aftei’ entering
the hall, soon went to their Pat
rol Corners to talk over a very
interesting subject—a
mas party!
This didn’t last long,
tain blew her whistle
Call and Inspection. We’re leav?
ing inspection entirjey up to the
Patrol Leaders now see if they’re
afi fussy as Captain.
Patrol Corners followed when
plans were completed for the
Christmas party and registration
fees were collected. And for
those who forgot their fees, be
sure to have them next week.
Work period came along next.
As we look around the room, we
see two blue and white flags
flailling the air.—Just Rena and
Norma doing semaphore. In an
other cornei* was a bunch of re
cruits making an
noise. I only hope
ber what Maxine
next weejk.
Then we come to
astic (I hope) group working on
their second class badge. Snce
notes were sent home with them
for baking, lets hope their moth
ers get a little help during the
next three weeks. Next week,
Captain hops to see some sewing
too. Jane Farrow led the Com
pany in a stalking game and at
the same time passed her stalk
ing test. Keep up the good work,
Jane.
Now for most of the guides
came the most exciting part of
the meeting, a good old stirring
game of Guide Hockey. It seems
to be a favourite with our com
pany, although the Bull Frogs
will have to sharpen up—after
all,
winning all
score like
two!
■Campfire :
that game
much to sing—
Captains Bass
Shirley is soon
eh girls!
The Guides
next week’s special marks would
go to the patrol who had
most members with paper
pencil in then- pockets.
Vesper and Taps ended
meeting with Captain taking
good night salute.
Don’t forget to “Be Prepared”
next weed those special
marks.
Under The Toadstool
Taking our weekly peek
the Brownies we find fewer num
ber than usual waiting to be let
into the Legion Hall. We hear
these mumps are really awful
things to put up with but you
do get a little holiday from
your studies don’t you.
We are told that the Wee
Folk are not really admiring
themselves in that mirror but
are trying hard to part and comb
their hair. By the way, will all
those who did not bring combs
to pass their test please bring
them along next week?
HowJ about thos notes from
Mother too, apparently Ruth Ann
McCarter is the only one th&t
can clear the
dshes so far.
of you dig in and help mother
and have her
Tawny Owl and let her know
how well you have done.
Well three more girls came
through with flying colours in
the Golden Bar group and we
only hope a few more will do the
same next week. After all Brown
ies the flag is not really that
hard is it? Roxanne took her
Safety Rule test and if all the
girls do as well we -will
few Brownies involved in
dents in Exeter.
Lets all remember the
their is in keeping those
and nails clean and
breath properly shall we.
We see Donna Wells is the
only one here in the Golden
Hand group and we also see her
labourng with that semaphore
again. Good Luck Donna,
takes a lot of studying
it?
Time to sign off again
other week and a little
the girls in uniform how about
sewing a name tag n your hat
and thus cut down the confusion
of who owns what hat. Anothei-
thing is to always have a pen
cil in that pocket, okay.
at
AU the men you know , , , and some of the girls,
equipment fromtoo , , . will? be thrilled with sports
LINDENFIELD’S.about it-—where did you learn
that new Christmas Song. We
were enchanted. Would you
please leave
next week?
“Well—vre
seats for the
at James Street but we
see too well since we were be
hind a lady with big feet. Oh
Well the music was bee-utiful
and those singers—Woosh.
“Was nice to see my old pal
Wayne Hockey back last week
I just wish I could depend on
seeing all of you every week.
And what happened to all the
Harveys? I guess those germs
need watching because Jim Hen
nessey has the mumps too. Isn’t
it a good thing I’ve had them?
“I hear that next week will be
a good old test passing week. In
other words, boys, if you know
anything you think you can pass
—get to it this week and see if
you can be ready by -Monday. It
seems that lots of the boys know
their law and promise and three
passed in knots. Oh how I wish I
could too.
“I tried that bowline the other
day—started pulling a bench ac
ross the floor—thought the knot
solid but then what happened,
the bench fell over and it made
such a noise, I was sure the in
vasion of Russian Rats was on.
“That’s all I can think of
right now so until we see you
next week—bye,
for me
Christ-
in the
TOBOGGANS
write a note to
that enthusi-
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out the week:—•
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Lets see the rest
have
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Lighted candles adorned the
altar in Zion Evangelical Luther
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evening, November 16, for the
marriage of Ann Seltzer, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J.
Seltzer of Stratford, and Glen
“Mickey” Wuerth, London, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Wuerth, Crediton. Rev. .Karl
J. Knauff performed the cere
mony. The bride wore a metalic
dress in turquoise shade with
brown accessories. A white gar
denia corsage completed her en
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Miss Marlene Seltzer was her
sisters only attendant, wearing a
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accessories and a corsage of
white gardenias. Best man was
Mr. Fred Wuerth, Crediton, bro
ther of the bridegroom.
Following the - ceremony a
wedding dinner was served in
Mrs. Hamilton’s Tea Room. Mr.
and Mrs. Wuerth will reside in
London. Guests . were present
from Stratford, Crediton, Monk
ton. Kincardine, Barrie and
Paul, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
I-Iurondale.
Mr. A.-C. Whitlock
Joy Whitlock of St.
visited on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford.
Miss Betty Bailey and little
Miss Judy Arthur of Exeter
spent the week-end with
former’s parents, Mr. and
Joe Bailey.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brock
family of London visited
the week-end with Mr. and
Fred Walters.
Mr. Alf Brooks spent a couple
days in Toronto the forepart of
the week, going to attend the
funeral of his brother, the late
Mr. Robert Brooks, who in his
early life had taught at Zion
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Just a note to let Gus know
we heard his comments after the
last week
for us
first try at singing
and here’s what he left
this week.
“After that first noise
thought I’d just curl up
mad but you really showed me
that you could sing the next
time.
“I hope you will pardon the
interruption in your meeting, I
had some of the boys in for a
practise of Christmas music and
one of them got caught behind
a wide board in the wall. We al
most had to call somebody foi'
First Aid.
“Say — while I’m thinkin
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, • Gus.
P.S. Don’t tell anyone but I
think my grandmother is getting
me a uniform . for Christmas.
Hooray!
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