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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-12-11, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, December 11, 1991 CQ M M4JNJ' Christmas concert in Crediton A manger scene highlighted Sunday's annual Christmas concert presented by the Sunday School of Zion United Church in Crediton. Back left, Lisa Clarke, Janice Evans, Michelle Fink- beiner, Sara Grotentraast, Christine Pertschy, Kristy Dundas and Kerry Brownlee. Front, Jeff Finkbeiner, Sarah Hodge, Scott Skinner, Eric Brownlee and David Robertson . All students of the Sunday School of Zion United Church in Crediton participated in the final song during Sunday's annual Christmas concert. Good crowd enjoys concert by Zion SS CREDITON - A very large crowd attended Sunday's annual Christmas concert at Zion Unitcd Church in Crediton presented by members of the Sunday School. Superintendent Harry Schroeder and director Dianne Finkbeiner were in charge of the program. Christine Pertschy lit the Advent Candle and the pianists were Deb Hodge, Lori Finkbeiner and Gail Brownlee. White Gifts presented during the service will be taken this week to the Huron County Christmas Bu- reau with headquarters at Trivitt Anglican Church in Exeter. Senior choir practice this week is scheduled for tonight, Wednesday at 9 p.m. On Sunday, December 15, a con- gregational meeting will be held af- ter the morning worship service to discuss and approve the church budget for 1992. That same evening at 7:30 p.m., members of the CGIT will present a Christmas Vesper Service. Community_ Living holds party EXETER - Community Living, South Huron held their annual Christmas Party at the Exeter Bee Centre on Thursday. About 260 consumers, staff, board and committee members and volunteers attended the event at which Exeter High School band and choir provided Christmas mu- sic during the social hour. 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