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ad a More Nestleton E and area news (From page 38) was rec'd from Operation Scugog & members decided to send a che- que to cover the cost of same. A thank you note was rec'd from Ruth Thompson. Get well cards were signed for Shirley Scott & Mabel Dayes. President Dorothy Lee thanked members for the lovely flowers she had received. Interesting readings were presented by Bertha McLaughlin, "How will you know unless I tell You', and a Remembrance Day reading by Norma Wolfe, 'Padre X John Foote". The next meeting will be held Dec. 15. Meeting clos- ed with Benediction. A tasty lunch was served by B. McLaughlin & N. Wolfe! A fine meeting! Caesarea Euchre Results At the Wed. evening euchre at Caesarea Hall - 1st prize was a tie with Sharon Gooding & Albert Watts with 75. 2nd prize was a three way tie - Dorothy Wall, John Moore & Kathy Watts with 71. Low score - Aileen Owens - 53. Linda Hughes served the lunch! Bazaar Winners Winners from the draw at the Caesarea Bazaar were: 1st prize - a quilted pillow - won by Don Benjamen. 2nd prize - Christmas Flower arrangement - Nancy Leney. 3rd prize - Needle Art Kit - Bev. Tlitz. A good attendance and a sincere thank you from the Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary. The Churches At the Nestleton Presbyterian Church, the service was con- ducted by Mr. David Faulkner with Joyce Taylor at the organ. The responsive Psalm was 101, and Scripture from Job & Acts. Speaking on Job 23, the message was that God knows all the small things that we do in His name. We are all part of the body of Christ and we all need each other. An average attendance at the Caesarea Community Church. Robt. Heayn conducted the in- teresting service on Advent I Sun- day .. and led the responsive reading. He spoke on "Sign of His Coming' based on Script. from Matthew 24: 32-39. read by Norma Arney. Rev. Charles Clarke will take the service next Sunday and Holy Communion will be observ- ed. The Sunshine Club under the leadership of Lyn Arney is preparing for the Christmas programme. At Nestleton United on Advent I Sunday, Rev. Dale Davis brought a meaningful message entitled, "Adventure of a Lifetime" based on Script. from I Thessalonians & Luke, read by student Norman Seli. Claire & Jennifer Notman read about Ad- vent, and lit the first candle. The choir sang '"The Peace Carol", Organist - Gwen Malcolm. Greeter - Ralph Sadler. Marlene Bannister & friend Roy Fitzgerald of Peterborough, visited with her mother, Mrs. Neta Fish of Blackstock, on Mon- day, and they all had a delicious dinner at Haugen's Chicken Barbecue! Neta's first cousin Vyrnell Wylie from Oakwood, visited with her over the weekend - a very nice surprise! The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Pt. Rd. attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary party for Cam. & Helen MacMaster on Sunday afternoon, held in St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry. Cam & Helen had a fine celebra- tion with family and friends on hand to extend "'best wishes" on this special day! Over 250 were in attendance! Our "very best" to the MacMasters for many more! Notice: The Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary Bake Sale will be held at the Hospital on Friday, Dec. 2 at 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Special sales from the Tuck Shoppe as well. If any ladies would like to donate baking, it surely will be appreciated! Items to be left at the hospital on Friday by 9 a.m. GOEBEL FIGURINES Pentland Jewellers 174 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY 985-7641 This Sunday's Specials 1. ROYAL DOULTON REFLECTIONS & CHARACTER FIGURINES 40% OFF 2. With every purchase of a ROYAL DOULTON Large Size TOBY JUG ... receive a DOULTONVILLE JUG (value $65.00) AT NO CHARGE 3. With every RING PURCHASE of $200. or more ... receive a PORT PERRY COLLECTOR PLATE. Gor : 1 Jl : 4. PENDELFIN, COALPORT, .. =a 4 a p; "x Lo We. 8 ~ yn 5 | -- d | £ HE Serving we the community greatest need PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 29, 1988 -- 39 These two young boys were all eyes when the Kinsmen gingerbread house and penguin went by on parade day. ws A) 3 Fr a SS B= 3% (Snoc -- pecials This Week ... 20% OFF 1" Men's & Ladies -- Penman & Stanfield SH FLEECEWEAR a 3% dk df ok dk ok 20% OFF Ladies' - Men's - Children's DRESS SHOES a 3 de dk dk Kk 15% OFF Children's Pyjamas & Nightgowns A.W. BROCK wm] F=V.N=ag\[\ hApE-apgel=]= ( (UT-T-To RR = Aol-T-2 AE =o] on A =d-Tol oY) To sweeten your Christmas Shopping, come to the ONE-STOP store. We can fill your list for the whole family and save you money too -- Check the GREEN & RED signs for in-store specials, changing all the time. THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 1st from 6 to 10 PM, we invite you to come in, browse and enjoy a cup of coffee or punch with homemade "SWEETS". We will pay the eqivalent of the sales tax on all goods purchased Thursday, December 1st from 6 to 10 PM.