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Times-Advocate, 1987-12-16, Page 11• Clown entertains Santa came to Crediton, Sunday By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Crediton District Social Club held their Christmas party for the chil- auamusedA clby making t the animals ren etc. from balloons. Santa came and each child received a bag of candy. Thanks, again to the Social Club for treating the chil- dren. An enjoyable evening was held at Larry's Town and Country- Restau- rant Friday evening when folks were entertained by local talent. Christmas Concert Sunday.. December 13 the Credi- ton Sunday School held their Christmas Concert. Denise Hen- drick was our pianist. The different classes acted out their parts titled "Around The Manger". A TWISTING GOOD TIME- At Sunday's Crediton Social Club Christ- mas party, Twister the Clown produces balloons for Philip McDonald and Brent Glavin. Mrs. Mary Elder and three angels lit the Advent Candle wreath. Gifts and candy were distributed by Harry Schroeder and Calvin Fahner. Thanks to the teachers, the pianist and all who took part to make it a wonderful program. The children did well, even the little folks. Choir practice is Wednesday even- ing at 8:00 p.m. in the church sanc- tuary. Sympathy is extended to the fami- ly of the late Mrs. Irene Blyde. Sympathy goes out to her husband George, her sons and daughters and hergrandchildren and sisters and brothers. .In hospital In hospital at South Huron Exeter are Mr. Ed Hendrick, Mrs. Idella Sims, and Mrs: Dorothy Ohmayer. Next Sunday the service will again be at 10:00 a.m." with the cel- ebration of our Christmas Holy Communion. Services on Christmas Eve, De- cember 24 will be at 7:30 p.m. This will again be a Family Ser- vice, and all are invited to come and celebrate the Birth of Christ. Personals Mrs. Lorna Barnes and Jenna Thcdford visited Wednesday with I Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. • ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dallier and Michele, Kitchencr and Daniel and Belinda Arbo, Woodham were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator ; were guests Of Mrs. Lorna Barnes and Ken Werham, Thedford on Sat- urday evening. Correction In last week's paper, an item on the Crediton and District Social dance should have included that a de- licious turkey meal prepared by the lunch committee wasenjoyedby all. Music by Light and Easy was also enjoyed. (Sony for not putting it in.) Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS St. Paul's Anglican Church Sun- day School held their Christmas dinner and concert following the Church service. David Brambrough announced the program which opened with a chor- us by the children "Away in A ' Manger". Jessica Blackler was narra- tor for pictures of the Christmas Story which were drawn by the chil- dren. Brian Brambrough sang a solo, Alea Blackler a piano solo, Dana Brambrough a" reading and David Grant a solo. Santa paid a visit then everyone enjoyed dinner. a 40110 • I kit/ 110 CO.OP Times -Advocate, December 16, 1987 d'h • ai�,._ tor.r.,r peopIe dvocateTtheat tor for buy•rsaseviptio s t es Se1levB o s senor BestKs or sets Co°Kbo�1�graphy plus tom- Gar Count ectal furated Mat•dens err erOise vt�EXExeter 235-133fShop tose hard Ok Page 11 • off $ • O Christmas Specials Dual wave No. 501-017 Microwave Oven Prices in effect to Dec. 24 or - while quanitites last " Microwave Cookware (not exactly as illustrated) SANTA VISITS CREDITQN- Santa Claus visited the Crediton Social Club Christmas party, Sunday after- noon. Above, he visits with Phyllis Bender and her grandchildren Christine and Jackie Millson. - Sunday School concert at Kippen By MARGARET HOGGARTH The students of the Sunday School under the direction of Super- intendent Diane Dewys, conducted the annual White Gift Service in St. Andrews Church on Sunday Decem- ber 13. Angie Faber led the worship service. Tricia Cooper read the scripture lessons. The story of the first Whitc Gift service and how it came about was presented in a three act play. Those taking part in the play were Leanne Charters, Jonathon Turner, Nancy Le Faive, Mark Cooper; Candace Cooper and Dana Cooper. The first White Gift Service took place in Painesville, Ohio in 1904. The offering was takcn up by Cromarty By MRS. ROBERT LAING Allan Kerslake, in his mother's arms, made a beautiful Baby Jesus in a dramatization of the Christmas Story at the joint meeting of the Marian Ritchie W.M.S: and Cro- marty Ladies Aid on Tuesday even- ing. Also taking part were Peggy Kerslake as Mary, Pearl James as Joseph, Joy Scott, Karen Hamilton and Susan Gilchrist as shepherds, .with Alice Gardiner as the reader of the -Christmas scriptures. Roberta Templeman presided, opening with a poem, The Legend of the Christmas Rose. Following the singing of "Angels from the Realms of Glory", Larilo Gardiner played a piano instrumental. Jean Carey gave a humorous reading How to Buy a Christmas tree". Verle Mahon, Staffa4 showed a very interesting display of candle ar- rangements using many articles (round around the house such as doorknobs, tart tins, wine bottles, etc. She closed with a poem "A Candle's But a Simple Thing". Betty Lou Norris led a sing -song of Christmas carols followed by the reading of a chapter on celebrating Christmas in Saskatchewan during the depression from Gwyneth Whil- smith's book "Hear the Pennies Dropping" by Ruth Laing. The offering was received by Lil- lian Douglas and Doris Miller and dedicated by Hazel Harburn. Mrs. Templeman closed the meeting with a reading "Christmas Is" Follow- ing the hymn "Silent Night" a love- ly lunch was served by the Ladies Aid. An exchange of small Chrisunas gifts took place from a table centred with a lighted tree. Beverly LeFaive and Murray Work- man, who along with Angie Faber read the litany of gifts while the children in procession presented their Whitc Gift envelopes. These gifts were to go to the Mission and Service Fund of the United Church, the Family and Children's Services, and The Friendship House through Survival. Nancy LeFaivc led in prayer and Angie Faber closed the service with the Benediction. Later in the aftcr- noon the Sunday School held their Christmas skating party followed by lunch, Santa Claus and gifts • back at the church. The Kippen choir is asked to at- tcnd a practice on Thursday Decem- ber 17 in the Bruccficld Church as the combined choirs prepare for Christmas Eve Service. Practice be- gins at 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Service for the whole family, babrand all for both churches, Kipped and Bruccficld and community, will be held in the Bruccficld Church at 7:30 p.m. Communion will be celebrated on Sunday- December 27. • Personals Don and Yvonne Reynolds trav- elled .to Burlington on Saturday De- cember 5, to their son Colin and his wife Gwen's home, to take their first look at four-week old grand- daughter, Stephanie Anne. On Sunday December 6, Mattie McGregor, resident of Maplewood Manor in Seaforth, was able to at- tend a pre -Christmas celebration. This was held at the home of her son 'Doug and his wife Anne and their children Brian and Barbara. Also present were Mattie's daughter Catherine and husband Eric Judge and their children Heather, Jimmy and Kathy Jane, all from Strathroy. Congratulations to Tuckersmith Township Reeve, Bob Bell, on be- ing acclaimedron County's new warden. The Kippen Community wish him a successful year of ser- vice. .AI and Margaret Hoggarth spent Saturday December 12 in London. calling on friends and relatives. They visited with Bob and Frances Kinsman in their home, on the oc- casion of Frances' birthday, Irene Glanville of Marian Villa, AI's mother Ruby Hoggarth who is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, and their daughter Janet to help celebrate her 20th birthday, while she is busy " studying for exams at University of Western Ontario. Truckload Sale, Windsor 1 WaterSoftener Salt 40 kg. 6.99 '20 kg. 3:99 The Quality Product Wet Dry 5 gal. model 775-01 Shop Vac Shopmaster Wet Dry Model 700-77 Shop Vac 6480 Electric CeilingFans From 7 1/4 Model No. 5150 Skill Saw 27 Drawers Utility Cabinet 13" We accept gas bar coupons as cash. 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