Times-Advocate, 1986-12-17, Page 20Page 20
Times -Advocate; Docember 17, 1986
Credltoi SS presents c.ncort
Sy MRs. STAN PRe$ZCATOR
Mr. and "' s Stan Preszcator at-
tended the inubley-Regele wedding
Thu day at the Matta manse. Mrs.
Reg le is the mother of Mrs.
Pres ator.
Her ttendants were daughter Mrs.
Harald McCallum, matron of honour,
groom's sister Mrs. Hazel Warde,
bridesmaid, son Lloyd Regele best
man and I gave my mother away.
Supper was held at the Golden
Lanterns restaurant in Brussels. We
then returned to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold McCallum for a time of
fellowship. Mr. and Mrs. Hubley
opened their gifts. They reside at
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Preszcator attended
a staff party for Centralia Farmers
Supply Saturday evening at the
Seafood and Steakhouse in London. A
birthday cake was presented to Mrs.
Basil Glavin and a retirement gift to
Stan Preszcator which was an an-
niversary clock. Thanks to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Finkbelner will
be celebrating their 41st wedding an-
niversary December 22.
Mrs. Greta Beaver will be
celebrating her birthday December
22.
Sunday the Sunday School of Zion
United Church presented a Christmas
program titled "And The Angels Wat-
ched". Miss Kathy Hendrick was
pianist for the program. Songs were
sung by the different classes.
Anyone wishing to sing on
December 22 are asked to meet at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Elder a little
before 7 p.m. as they wilt be leaving
then to sing t2lristmas carols.
Choir practice is Wednesday even-
ing at 7;30 p.m. in the church sanc-
tuary. Please note time change.
Next Sunday the service will again
be at 10 a.m. with the celebration of
our Christmas Holy Communion. Ser-
vices on Christmas Eve:, December
24, will be at 7:30 p.m.,This will be a
Family Service all are invited
Thank you
We wish to extend a spt ciai thank
you to all those who donated material
and/or time to make new costumes
for the Christmas program. Your help
is greatly appreciated.
In hospital at South Huron Exeter,
Wesley Heywood. At University Lon-
don, Mrs. Leita Hill and Mrs. Charles
Pinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert England and
Dennis, Huron Park visited Sunday
evening with Stan and myself.
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Christmas
Dreams
lay stockingsful of
joy and good wishes be
yours this holiday.
Warmest thanks to all our
customers and dearest friends.
London Life
Representatives in Exeter
Larry Johns 235-1209 - Norm Tait 235-0850
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Hazel Davis was hostess Tuesday
evening (or the December A.C.W.
meeting. Her home was tastefully
decorated with a Christmas tree and
an exchange of gifts. President Rose
Cunningham conducted the meeting.
after opening with the members
prayer assisted by other members
leading, she then read a Christmas
poem. Secretary Mary Jefferies read
the minutes of the November meeting
and Nadine Bedell gave the
treasurer's report,
Nadine brought the new red fron-
tals for the members to see. The
group voted money to pay for them.
Plans were made for refreshments
for the Sunday School entertainment
and congregational get together. The -
meeting closed with prayer.
Heather MacGillivray gave a
demonstration on tying scarves, with
Nadine Bedell as model, Following
this all enjoyed a social hour with the
hostess providing refreshments.
Sunday communion service at St.
Patricks was conducted by Rev.
Braby with Sheryl Carroll providing
music and Margaret Carroll as
reader.
Service next Sunday is planned for
8:30 a.m. and Christmas eve service
at 6:30 p.m.
After the service everyone went to
the Parish hall for entertainment pro-
vided by the pupils. Hazel Davis,
Mary Walker and Heather
MacGillivray were leaders.
There were carols, recitations, the
manger scene and a short skit. Rev.
Braby presented awards to members
of the Sunday School for near perfect
attendance including Crystal+ and
Harley Davis and Lisa and Julie Car-
roll. Old Santa Claus made his year-
ly visit and was in good form.
Personals
Allan Cunningham returned home
from University Hospital London on
Saturday following' surgery.
Robert Tindall and a group of
friends attend the hockey game in
J Toronto Saturday evening.
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MIR Y MAI = At the recent Biddulph Central School Christmas concert, Shelley Snider, Denise
Cowdrey, Erin Haskett, Pam Greenlee, Sara Holden, Brenda Woodburn and Michelle Strobridge appeared
as the maids of Sherwood forest, T -A photo
Plan concert
at Centralia
Sy Mrs. TOM KOOY
Plan to attend the Christmas enter-
tainment at Faith Tabernacle on Sun-
day evening December 21 at 7 p.m.
when the young people will present a
musical "King Of My Heart". This
will be well worth the effort to attend.
John and Charmaine Bierling and
family are moving between
Christmas and New Ytars toCrediton
where they have bought a house on
Main Street beside P J's Restaurant.
Charmaine is planning on opening her
beauty parlour there around
February t under the name of Char-
maine's Hair Styles.
The Bierling house has been pur-
chased by Mr. Somsay Chansomone
of Huron Park. We Wish the Bierlings
well in their new home and welcome
the Chansomone family to the village.
Tom and I were guests at the Cana-
dian Canners Christmas dinner at the
Exeter Legion Saturday evening and
later attended a pre Christmas party
at the home Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Morgan.
A CHRISTMAS POEM
Jan Genach
Grade :i St. Boniface School
Christmas is not just toys
tChristmas is for girls and boys.
Christmas is a happy time
That is t4hh I wrote this rhyme.
May the spirit of the '
first Christmas abide
in your heart.
CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
Exeter 235-0640
Clinton 482-3466
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happiness, and with genuine appreciation for your good will.
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