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Exeter Times -Advocate
Family
Wednesday, December 2:i, 1998
Christmas concert in Centralia an enjoyment for everyone
By Mary Peterson
CENnRA1.1A COHHESPONDFNI'
Ci:NTIRALIA - The
church was crowded with
parents and children for
the annual Christmas
Concert which was held
on December 18.
Brent Caslick, MC for
the evening, welcomed
everyone and opened the
program. Marjorie Johns
played some familiar car-
ols while everyone sang.
The toddlers took the
stage to wish everyone a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
Erin Wells recited a
poem entitled A Greeting.
Morgan Powe also recited
a poem entitled A Perfect
Friend.
Adam Windsor wished
Jesus a Happy Birthday.
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Josie and Michelle
Underhill sang Away in a
Manager.
Shawn Kennedy gave a
recitation entitled
Puzzled. Morgan Powe
played some pieces on the
piano.
Jake McLeod recited A
Christmas Star. Children
from the Junior Class
sang Jingle Bells,
Faye Skinner read an
entertaining Christmas
story.
Luke Kennedy and
Mikayla Skinner showed
their talents by playing
some songs on the piano.
Carrie Powe recited a
poem. -
The Intermediate Class
entertained everyone with
a play.
Lindsay Powe, Alyssa
Dougall, and Chandra
Dougall played the piano.
The Senior Class also
entertained the group
with a play.
While everyone sang
Christmas songs, Santa
Claus arrived to visit with
the girls and boys. tie
asked what they would
like for. Christmas and
gave then all treats.
Centralia United
Church
Minister Heather Scott
led the worship at
Centralia United Church
on the fourth Sunday in
Advent, December 20.
She and her husband
Peter lit the fourth candle,
in the Advent wreath, the
candle of live, as well as
the candles symbolizing
I lope, Peace, and Joy.
Several poinsettias were
placed in front of the pul-
pit in loving memory of
Penny Smith. Lorne and
Margaret Hern had also
contributed a lovely poin-
settia in memory of sever-
al family members.
Rob Essery played sev-
oral carols once again on
his guitar before worship.
Minister Scott thanked
him for sharing his music
during the Advent season.
The children listened to
Minister Scott describe
how special babies are,
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for peace.
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May Christmas fill! your family
Y with the glory of the season
Sled/flans
DPprirI nwnf+fir•Slot'e
"'Where service is always in St -r k''
311 Main St., Exeter 235-281.1
and they are also as God's
children. "i'hey then went
downstairs to Sunday
School where they
enjoyed a birthday party
for Jesus organized by the
teachers. Everyone sang
Happy Birthday. They
also sang Happy Birthday
to Lindsay Powe.
The children also pre-
sented fruit baskets to
Minister Scott and
Marjorie Johns to thank
them for their assistance
throughout the year. The
Sunday School teachers
also received. special gifts
of thanks.
The choir sang the
anthem I Heard the Bells
on Christmas Day, accom-
panied by Marjorie Johns
on the piano.
Scripture readings were
heard followed by the ser-
mon entitled Believing in
the Impossible.
Everyone is invited to
the celebration of Christ's
birth on Christmas Eve.
Worship will be held at
7:30 p.m., and
Communion will also be
celebrated.
Special activities
Looking ahead to 1999,
written reports for the
annual meeting should be
submitted to Michelle
!fern by January 4.
The Sacrament of
Baptism will be celebrat-
ed on January 10. -
Euchre
Euchre games were
held in the afternoon on
November 30 at Larry's
Restaurant in Crediton.
The high hand winners
were Marian Noels and
Gil Northey. Doris Pfaff
and Olive Essery were the
lone hand winners. Low
hand winners were
Doreen Lightfoot and
George Adams.
December 14, Doreen
Lightfoot and Gil Northey
were the high hand win-
ners. Mary flapper and
Mary Rhame were lone
hand winners. Kay Blair
and Alwinna Galloway
won the low hand.
Christmas Greeting
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank
everyone for your support
and encouragement
throughout the year. My
family and 1 wish you all a
joyous and blessed
Christmas and all the best
in 1999.
Capsule Comments •
with Ernie Miatello
Clinical trials are currently being done for the
Cholesterol 1,2,3 test. Ws a special step paced
on the palm (aligned with the baby finger). It
takes 3 minutes to read and doesn't require fasting ahead of
time. It checks only for total cholesterol but doesn't require a
blood sample like other home tests on the market.
Elderly people with low fluid intake and limited activity should
consider 2-3 bowel movements per week as being normal. The
idea of having to have a daily bowel movement is unrealistic.
One of the common causes of heartburn is overeating, an activi-
ty quite prevalent this time of year. It might be a good idea to
pass on that second helping of mashed potatoes and gravy... for
your stomach's sake.
Milk isn't the best remedy for heartburn. It does temporarily
wash the acid out of the esophagus back into the stomach, but
ironically milk itself can cause the stomach to produce even
more add thus making the problem worse.
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On behat of our pharmacists and staff, I'd Ike to wish you ;:I a
happy hely and safe holiday season.
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