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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-12-10, Page 7Page 6 Times-Advocote, December 10, 1986 A SANT• A VISITS CREDITON — Santo Claus visited the annual Crediton Social Club Christmas Party Sunday afternoon. Here he is shown with Elisha Martene and Christine Millson. T -A photo • Christmas party for • two Cromarty goups B y MRS. ROBERT LAING About 35 members and their guests attended the annual Christmas party of Cromarty Ladies Aid and Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary on Monday evening in the Sunday School room. This year the Ladies Aid planned the program with Pearl James presiding. Lillian Douglas opened it with a reading of the Christmas Beatitudes. Using the Christmas Devotional from the Glad Tidings magazine, Mrs. James led in the litany and the meditation was taken by Mrs. Douglas and Joyce Miller. The roll call was answered by everyone naming the most favourite Christmas gift she had received as a child. Following a carol sing with Betty Best Interest 103/8%* InvestGuarante mented Certificates * subject to change Gaiser•Kneale Insui4ihce Brokers Inc. Exeter Grand Bend 235-2420 2384484 Clinton Hensall Ggderich 482.9747 262-2119 524.2118 Lou Norris at the piano, the guest speaker, Jean Wolfe of Flower Magic in Seaforth demonstrated making floral Christmas arrangements using real flowers. In her presentation, Mrs. Wolfe gave several hints such as placing all the greenery first, rotating the arrangement as you work, clean- ing off all greenery stems that go in- to the water, and never pulling stems part way out of the oasis but rather pulling them right out and inserting them in a fresh spot. The large table centre which she made was won in a draw by Eve Chabassol, and the corsage by Helen Parsons. -A delicious buffet lunch was served by the Marian Ritchie members. No doubt Cromarty Ladies Aid members were surprised last week to find that they had met at Pearl James's home for their last meeting. My apologies to Pearl and to Rober- ta Templeman who was really the hostess. Rev. Robert Johnston of Baden was the guest speaker at Sunday's church service and he spoke on the meaning of Advent and its call to people to re- joice. He also shared some of his ex- periences in his work as a missionary in the Inner -City. Steven Pullmanlit the first Advent Candle and was assisted by LariJo Gardiner in the Adient Ceremony. Mrs. Ivan Norris played a medley of Christmas carols as a prelude and ac- companied Jean Carey, Cathy Elliott, Margaret Miller and Alice Gardiner as they sang In a Cave. Crediton lollies on trip, Santa makes annual visit Py MRS. STAN PRISZCATOS A group of ladies from the district and Crediton enjoyed a bus trip spon- sored by Mary Glavin of the C.W.L. Mount Carmel. They went to Swains Greenhouses, Coyles and to Simcoe to see the beautiful Christmas lights. Crediton and District Social Club held their Christmas dance Saturday night at Crediton Community Centre. The hall was nicely decorated by the entertaininent committee. A draw was held for a Christmas supper Which went to Dave and Ann Cottle. Happy Birthday was sung to Mary Glavin. "Wasn't- that a, party". A delicious turkey meal was served by the lunch committee. Music by the Crystelaires which was enjoyed by all. Santa visited us also and handed out gifts to all the ladies and he asked each one what they wanted for Christmas. Sunday, Santa visited the Com- munity Centre for the children. Fruit and candies were donated by the Crediton Social Club. Santa didn't have any trouble getting here on his sleigh with all the white stuff that fell over night. Mr. and Mrs. 'Stan Preszcator visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Lorna Barnes, RR 1. Thedford. A euchre tournament was held in Crediton on November 26 with prizes going to The Crediton Social Club Glenn Hodgins team, Exeter Branch 167 Legion Bob Jones team, Crediton Social Club Harvey Hodgins team. Tied for lone hands were Kathy Kirk and Lawrence Hirtzel, The topic at Zion United Church was taken from Matthew 3:1-12 titl- ed "Someone Is Shouting". Flowers in the church were in memory of the late Kenneth Gordon Kuhn who passed away on December 4 at Victoria Hospital, London and was buried at Brinsley Anglican Cemetery on December6. Sympathy goes out to his wife and family. William Michael Schwartz passed away in his sleep December 6 and was buried December 9 with inter- ment in Crediton Cemetery. Sym- pathy goes out to his wife and family. Services next Sunday will be at 10:30 a.m. The Sunday School will be putting on the program. All are in- vited to come along and stay for pot- luck lunch in the Sunday School rooms following the service. Refreshments supplied. Choir practice is Wednesday even- ing at 8:00 p.m. in the church sanctuary. In hospital are at South Huron, Ex-. eter, Mrs. Bernice Fritz, Mr. Wes Heywood. At University London, Mrs. Leita Hill. At St. Joseph's London, Mr. Ray Morlock. The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. was held Thursday evening, December 4. Nola Ratz, Joyce Preszcator and Mary Kenney took part in the worship service. Meeting opened with call to worship followed by the hymn Silent Night, Holy Night. Joyce played several Christmas carols. The theme of the worship service presented was the different customs of Christmas and what they mean to us, and their origin, carols, lights, decorations, tree, flowers, friends, family, etc. Business was conducted by Leila Finkbeiner. A Christmas collection was taken to be sent to the Survival through Friendship House. 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