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eg a ER NE NET hhh Surprise marks 50th anniversary. Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Something to think about When you are feeling down and just a wee bit blue--it isn't wise to sit about... and fret the whole day through. Try to be more cheery...for you'll find it most worthwhile. You'll count your blessings o'er and o'er...and soon be wearing a smile! 50th Anniversary celebrated Stirling and Helen Moore, for- mer residents of Nestleton now of Bowmanville, had a lovely sur- prise 50th wedding anniversary celebration held on Sunday after- noon in Baseline Community Centre, Bowmanville, hosted by their family. Relatives and friends were present from many points... Stirling's two sisters and a brother-in-law (another surprise) from Prince Edward Island attended the "special" event, along with a sister from Toronto. Their family of five live nearby. Quite a num- ber of Nestleton friends were on hand to extend the best to a great couple! Our "very best" to Stir- ling and Helen Moore for many more happy years! Nestleton United Church On a bright December 4th Sun- day, Arthur and Barbara Weir were the greeters at the door of Nestle- ton United. Heather, Alison and Erin Malcolm provided a short prelude of piano music prior to the service. Heather and Alison also lit the 2nd candle for Peace. Rev. Dale Davis presented a special message, "The Prince of Peace." Norman Seli assisted by reading Scripture passages and leading in Prayer. He taught the children an Ad- vent song during storytime, ac- companying himself on the gui- tar. The ladies choir sang, "Mary's Little Boy Child" and David Weir favoured with a trumpet solo for the Offertory. The Christmas Carols, with Gwen Malcolm at the Organ, set a festive mood! Service closed with "Let There Be Peace On Earth." The Sunday School concert is De- cember 18 at 7 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 6, 1988 -- 19 Notices: The afternoon UCW Unit meets at the home of Neta Fish for its Christmas meeting Tuesday December 13th at 1:3 p.m. Christmas boxes will be packed. Nestleton W.I. meets on Thursday December 8th at the home of Rika Wygerde for a pot luck lunch and Christmas pro- gram. Nestleton Presbyterian Church With the church tastefully deco- rated for Christmas, the regular service was conducted by David Faulkner, and Joyce Taylor presid- ed at the organ. The responsive Psalm was #67 and Scripture read- ings were from John 8 and John 5. Following the reading of the Second Advent Service, Barney McCabe lit the Advent Candle for Exomple 48 month contract, cost of money for 90 days = 0 $12,000 financed 48 months at 14.758 A PR, monthly payment is $332 45 PLUS! ON ALL IN-STOCK "89 CORSICAS & TEMPESTS RIGHT NOW: NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS 'TILAPRIL'89 AND GM PAYS THE INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS Now you can have a good old family Christmas with a great new family car, without having to put out a lot of cash before Christmas. See your Ontario GM Dealer today about any new '89 Tempest or Corsica currently in-stock, and still have something left to putin your stocking. A} HURRY, IT'S ALLOVER DEC.17TH! YOUR ONTARIO GM DEALERS CHEVROLET « OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC PONTIAC BUICK CHEVY & GMC TRUCKS hes 10 ofl new 1989 Chevrolet Corsicas and Pontioc Tempests 4 Peace. Taking the text from Proverbs 19:9, the sermon was titled "Witness." The best witness can be an independent witness, but an even better witness fs one who witnesses the truth, knowing he will be persecuted. That is the ul- timate witness. The Bible is full of these true witnesses. " On Sunday December 11 at 11 a.m. White Gift Sunday will be held along with a special Christ- mas service...Reverend Fred Swann is in charge, followed by the church family dinner! Caesarea Euchre Results Norman Rohrer took the high score with 78 at the Wednesday evening card game. The next in line was Anne Harran with 74. Consolation went to Sunny Den- ford with 46. Debbie Pottery sup- plied the tasty lunch at the close. Norman Rohrer held the most lone hands for the month of No- vember with 11. Congratulations to all! The Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary wish to express a sincere thank you to all who worked hard for the bazaar...and those who attended the event...it was much appreciat- ed! Recital of Interest Piano and vocal students of Re- cecca Helston of Blackstock, had a Christmas recital for family and friends on Saturday, at the Nestle- ton United Church. Family News Sunday evening visitors with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, Nestleton, were Neil and Norcen Malcolm from Blackstock. Wednesday of this past week...Chris and Curt Cawker and friend Jamie Kidd of Oshawa visit- ed with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farmstead, Scugog Point Road! On Friday, Curt and Jamic came back and assisted better-half Sam with many urgent chores...before the winter sets in! So nice to see the boys and have a visit! It was long overdue! A Terrific Parade! Due to a lengthy news report last week...yours truly had to leave out one item, which I felt should have been included! My warmest congratulations to those in charge of the Santa Claus Parade...it was a very exciting event...and so much work for those involved! We thank Parade Chairman Nellie Stell of the Scu- gog Chamber of Commerce and President Debbie Jones...also...the many others who helped make it the great success it was! "Hats off" to all the workers for a job well done! We commend you! Keep up the good community spirit! Thinking of You! The many friends of John Hall and George Bowers from the Nestleton United Church are ho- pint for good news soon. We are all thinking of you daily...and in our prayers at night...trusting you will be home soon. Keep your chin high...it really helps! ympathy Extended We, at the Sam Cawker estate, sympathize deeply with the Brock family...in the passing of Arthur Brock...a well-known business- man of Port Perry. Left to mourn are wife Marguerite, daughter Georgia, and son Bill and Clau- dette and their families. Arthur will be missed by many relatives and friends. Especially For The Men! Whatever a man's age, he can re- duce it by several years by putting a bright-coloured flower in his ren Ls Pe nd TS Rr wt QE CH SAR oo Cte button-hole! (Mark Twain) Notice: Chris Davis will "host" the Ev- | ning UCW Unit pot luck diner on | December 7, at 6:30 p.m. Roll call--a childhood gift remembered! ! 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