Times-Advocate, 1982-12-22, Page 17Crediton social club elects new slate of officers
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December 8.
The meeting was opened
with the Ode and Collect and
39 members and guests
answeredt the roll call.
Minutes were read,
• treasurers report and bills
and correspondence dealt
with.
Four euchres will be held in
the new year. Watch for fur-
ther'announcements in the
column.
Pins were presented to new
members, Dianne Finkbeiner
and Dorene Finkbeiner. A.
donation of $20 was given to
the ('hristnias Bureau.
Eleanor Roeszler, Thelma •
Finkbeiner-and Jane Dearing
-were in charge of the pro-.
gram. Christmas songs were.
sung with Lois Midgets play-
ing the piano.
Thelma Finkbeiner read
.Coi)tesls. were enjoyed.
Jane Dearing gave a
Christmas reading. • The
meetipg concluded with the
opening on the mystery sister
gifts.
Crediton and District
Social Club
The new slate of officers for
the clUb are as follows:
President Glenn Hodgins;
past president Ken Glavin;
vice-president Fred Bowers
and Don Winters; secretary
Norm Lewis; treasurer Bob
Reynolds; membership com-
mittee Charles Browning Sr.
and Lloyd Roeszler; auditors
Harvey Hodgins, Lloyd
Bender; hall board Stan
Preszcator; advisor for pro
. perty and planning .Wilmar
Wein; press reporter Gloria
Martin.
Entertainment Wayne
Glanville; bar Glen Steward -
son; lunch Bob Finkbeiner. •
. The next dance is New
Year's Eve. Contact Harvey
Hodgins for tickets. '
Beachwood will provide the
music. Hats, horns and
streamers provided
Regular Meetings are held
the second Monday 01 every
month. , Will all members
please set aside these dates to
attend the meeting.
Personal•
Christmas Sunday at the
United Church was
• celebrated with holy commu-
nion and the confirmation of
the following, .Allan Cottel.
Robert Sowers, Julie lien-
drick, Gerry Lampert. Lisa
Martin, Tracy Ratz, 'Trevor
Ratz avid 'Todd Witherspoon.
Guests at the home 01 Peter
Martin gathered to help
celebrate Lisa's cont irmation
'were. Rev. and Airs Brian
Elder, Robert. and Phillip,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pertschy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pert-
schy and Christie, Mr. and
Mrs. 'Robert Martin. Steven
andPaul,and Mrs. Zina .\lar -
tin of Crediton, Mr..'and Mrs.
Les Adams,. and I)on Kells;
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. • Don
Adams and Clark, 1)ashwood
and Mary Ann Pertschy, Ann
Arbour, Michigan.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Dave Cottel, Allan and
• Arlene were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Caldwell and Karen,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caldwell
and family, Blyth, Mr. Ron
Bruinsma, Goderich, Miss
Bertha Webster, Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Caldwell:
Exeter, Mr. Steven Caldwell.
London and Miss Joan
Klemke, Exeter.
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wishes for happy holidays
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SANTA VISITS LIONS - - Arlene Cottel and Nina Pritchard enjoy a visit on Santa's
lap at Thursday's Crediton Lions, family Chri turas party.. T -A photo
White gifts at Cromarty
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Crornart
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. The basement of Cromarty
Presbyterian Church was fill-
ed for the White Gift Service
on Sunda morning.'
The pianist; ('aryl Ann
Scott, played a medley of
Christmas carols before and
after the service.
Rev. Kenneth Knight read
scriptures from Zechariah
2:10-1:3, and Luke 2:1-20, after
which the while gifts and of-
fering were presented at the
front by the people.
The highlight of the service
was the presentation of the
pageant: This Is Christmas,
by the children of the Sunday
School ad (heir teachers, Ed-
na Stoneman, 1lannah Aliller,
Alice Gardiner; and Barbara
Teinpleman.
Taking part in the pageant
were Tom Laing as Narrator.
Dennis Ethan and 'Trace
Parsons as Joseph ah(1 Mary .
-Becky Marlyn. Lisa Pullman,
and ('arch Templeman as
angels: Danny Elliott, Steven
Pullman, and Christopher
Seelt as shepherds; Michelle
Martyn, Leanne Gardiner.
and Sarah Elliot, as the Three
Wise Men: Larkin (;ardiner
as the star carrier: Jenny
Sangster, Christina Stiller.
Ind .lube Jlarlyn as Candle
'.irrier•s; and Wanda Marlyn,
Lisa Gardiner, and Sherri
Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Rudy. Zombie visited last
Friday with Jelin Kingma, al
Shipka and at (;rand Bend
Willi Lorne and Loreen
1)evine.
Don, Sharon -and Jamie
Baker. Ken and ()Mita Baker.
spent the weekend in Detroit.
al 1►011's sisIer:`Sandra and
'I'oti kegler. ('hrislnpher.
Ilea tiler and .lillian.
Ferman and Lentil Stly(fer,
attended the funeral last 'Fri-
day of his broth('r-in-lay(,
\kelvin Martin al, Elmira.
Pre -('hrishmis supper
guests Monday evening with
the Morenz's were M'rs.
4lorenr's. brother. wife and
family. Bill and Noi,na ('ol
enc► n, I.e:s and Jane(blenlan,
John Coleman and friend
Joyce; of Kippen area.
After supper They all en-
joyed visiting. gifl exchange
Incl gdlnies.
Elliott as bell carriers. Dur-
ing the presentation. the
angels and shepherds sang In
a• Stable Far Away atld the
Quance twins, Trudy and
Tracy,;sang(1 Little Town of
Bethlehem.•The pageant con -
eluded with the -chorus, Hing
Out The Bells,: by theentire
cast.
,The Sunday school would
like to thank all the people
who helped with costumes
and props for the play.
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OS Christmas lights, up the world. •
It's a pleasure to serve you;
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The Riddell - family • extends to you our
warmest Christmas greetings. May the true
meaning and the spirit of Christmas be with
you throughout the New Year.
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