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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-12-13, Page 8Page 8 1 hies -Advocate, December 13, 1989 Entertain seniors - About 40 senior of Crediton and area were entertained recently by the Crediton Women's Institute. Crediton Social Club president Ted Wales presents gifts to seniors Vera Bullock, Lome Voigt and Margaret Clarke while Dolores Shapton of the WI looks on. Busy Sunday at Caven EXETER - Caven Presbyterian Church, was a very busy place last Sunday. The morning began with the men's breakfast. As is the custom for December's breakfast, the men were joined by their wives. A deli- cious breakfast was prepared and served by Charles, Ernie, Doug, Al and Johshua. After the meal Ms. Jamieson gave an interesting presentation of her trips to Scotland. After the breakfast and prior to the service the people were invited to present their 'white gifts' which were to be given as in past years, to the county Christmas Bureau. 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The Youth and Children's Choir sang five selections: The choir was made up of Natalie Brodm, Robbie Broom, Jamie Keys, Cheraina Lo - vie, Sarah Workman, Joshua Bai- ley, Chad Dalrymple, Christine Dalrymple, Jennifer McNeilly, Mi- chelle McNeilly and Erin Work- man. There is also a surprise ap- pearance by a puppet choir. At the conclusion of the service the congregation gathered in the hall for a wonderful potluck lunch. After lunch there was a visitor from Way Up North who had a present and candy for each child who had been good; fortunately, every child who was there had been good. Caven Presbyterian Church would like to remind its member and friends that there are two ser- vices planned for December 17, a communion service at 11:15 a.m., and a Carols and Candlelighting Service at 7 p.m A social and fel- lowship time will follow the even- ing service. Mt. Carmel CWL Mt. CARMEL - The Mt. Carmel Children's folk Choir sang a num- ber of Christmas hymns and carols at our December meeting. Under the capable direction and accompani- ment of Ann Reaburn and Diane Hardy, their singing was enjoyed and appreciated by all. Some of the ladies will attend a dinner at Hessenland Tuesday De- cember 12. Thanks to the ladies at Precious Blood Exeter, for your in- vitation. February 27, 1990 'a number of ladies plan to attend a day retreat 9:30 - 3:30 at Medaelle House Re- treat Centre, London, Ontario. Fa- cilitor is Sr. Joan Atkinson, C.S.J. Mt. Carmel. Cookbooks are still in good sup- ply. Please call 237-3387 if you wish to purchase. Exeter's Newest Laundromat is OPENING Thurs. December 14 * Conveniently located in Centre Mall * New machines * Save time and money * Lots of parking at the rear Open daily 8 a.m. -11 p.m. Opening Thurs. Dec. 14 L Centre Town Laundromat 414 Main St., Centre Mall Exeter Second advent candle lit EXETER - A candle was lit by Barb Passmore and family in cele- bration of the Second Sunday of Advent. The candles of Advent are sym- bolic of Jesus as the light of the world. The four blue candles repre- sent hope, peace, joy and love. Many white gifts were presented at the front of the Church to help bring joy to someone else's Christ- mas. The congregation was treated to a beautiful interpretation of Handel's Messiah by Ralph Topp on the or- gan, Susan Graham as soloist and the senior choir. The rafters truly rang with joy. The church was beautifully deco- rated. with 50 poinsettias which have been donated in celebration of Christmas, special events and in memory of loved ones. The U.C.W. have purchased a white figurine Christmas, Cache which looks beautiful on the Ad- vent blue velvet which adorns the communion table. The color for Advent is blue, rep- resenting the traditional color wom Exeter UCW EXETER - The UCW afternoon unit of Exeter United Church met oh December 7 with a good atten- dance. Mrs. Laura Dickey read a Christmas reading, followed by prayer. Business followed. Ladies have been busy during the year. Some of their activities have been quilting and serving lun- cheons. Laura Dickey, Olive Hicks, Laura Sillery, Marion Dearing and Doris Sillery presented a Christmas candle lighting service. Mrs. Mar- garet Coates sang 0 come, 0 come, Emmanuel. Scripture passages were read as each statue of Nativity scene was added to complete the Christmas story. Several Christmas carols were sung. Offering was presented individual- ly in a basket. Dorothy Bullock fa- voured with two lovely solos, ac- companied by Leila Finkbeiner. Laura Sillery led in prayer followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. All sang. "We wish you a Merry Christmas" followed by social hour. 1 by Mary, the mother of Jesus. At Christmas the color changes to white and gold for purity and joy. On the Sundays after Epiphany, it is green for peace and hope, except on the first and last Sunday - the baptism of Jesus and his transfigu- ration - when the color is white. The organ was also decorated by the Advent Wreath of blue lights and the evergreen reminding us of everlasting life. Flowers were also placed in the .sanctuary by the families of the late Hazel Coward, the late Rosa Dear- ing and the late Jessie Tiedeman. Our sympathies are extended to these families. During the service we were treat- ed to a most delicious aroma com- ing from the kitchen. Expectations were not disappointed with a lunch- eon following the service prepared by the Senior Youth. Next Sunday at 7:00 p.m. will be the Sunday School Christmas con- cert. Even if you don't have chil- dren in the Sunday School depart- ment you are welcome to come out and enjoy a wonderful perfor- mance. The children and teachers have been working very hard and are looking forward Loan entertain- ing evening. December 24, Christ- mas Sunday will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. The Christmas Eve fam- ily service will be at 7:30 p.m. fol- lowed by Christmas Eve Commun- ion at 11:30 p.m. ;A4-444444444.444444.0 144 SINGER KNITTING MACHINES "Thr Lasting t Mt" 1 PUNCH CARD,FINE KNITTING b '� CUNKY ON SALE t from �► s299'st0 $1399'5 A small deposit will hold for Christmas 4 4 Com+ SEW & SAVE CENTRE 4149 Downie St. 271-9660 ******************* Christmas Wish List For Her.... • Purses • Costume Jewellery •. Party Dresses • Lacy Blouses • Skirts & Pants • Snuggy, warm sweaters • Lingerie • Soft, cozy housecoats • Scarf Sets • Gift Certificates Day Dresses • 20% off Coats . 30 off Yacque(ines Specialty Fashions 383 Main St., Exeter 235-1412 CHRISTMAS HOURS: Mon. -Fr. 9-9; Sat. 9-5:30 The nicest lift of all ... is a lift for the home. 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