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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice Co 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 1, 1992 Chester Pedzikowskli (right) was the winner of $100 in a draw held at the Port Perry Nursing Home In conjunction with its an- nual bazaar to be held this Saturday. Making the presentation is Lionel Blaikie, who sold 54 books of tickets. The first prize win- nel Y a $300 shopping spree was James Emmerton of Black- stock. ders Custom Designer of Fine Jewellery 20% OFF ALL GOLD & SILVER EARRINGS NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS All custom orders for Christmas must be received by Saturday, December 5th. Christmas Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10am to 6pm * Sunday 1pm to 4pm « Open Friday until 8pm 238 Queen St., Suite 101 Port Perry »» 985-2953 Now's the time to climb aboard and save on new hay. forage and lawn and garden equipment for next spring. It's Ford New Holland's Winter Buyer's Dividend and it's going on now! Come on in and make your best deal. Then, we'll give you a big Ford New Holland Winter Buyer's Dividend to apply toward the purchase price of all eligible equipment: * RAKES/ MOWERS/ * BALE WAGONS TEDDERS * FORAGE BOXES * MOWER-CONDITIONERS * FORAGE HARVESTERS * ROUND BALERS * LAWN AND GARDEN * SQUARE BALERS RIDING UNITS e THROWERS These are savings you can't afford to miss, so don't horse around! Hurry in before February 1, 1993 and get a jump on big dollar dividends. The earlier you buy, the more you save! Savings like these won't last long, so stop in and see us for details now -- during Winter Buyer's Dividend! MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT Over 45 years in the business FORD NEW HOLLAND + Versatile SUNDERLAND (705) 357-3121 FORD NEW HOLLAND RR November has now disap- " peared and December has been i ushered in with the joy and . peace of the Christmas season upon us. It is small wonder that moving up to the season of Christmas... our homes, streets . and churches will be filled with ' music... and the most common symbol displayed will be the lighted candle. Birthday Celebration Scott Davis of Hyde House, Scugog Pt. Rd., had a lovely par- ty on Wednesday evening, Nov. 25, with four good friends on hand to help him celebrate in style. His dad and mom, Cliff and Chris hosted the party and made it a special occasion. Just imagine... Scott is now 16 years of age... it doesn't seem possible. Our very best wishes to Scott for a great year ahead. News of Families On Monday morning Neta Fish and yours truly joined up with son Alan Cawker of Oshawa and had a delightful luncheon at Hank's tea room with a great visit in a pleasant relaxed atmosphere. An inter- esting place to dine. On Wednesday Mabel Cawker and Chris Davis had an exciting day in Oshawa... winding up visit- ing with Alan and Eleanor Caw- ker at their lovely home. Sister Carol Carnwith was a guest as well. Refreshments and an hour of fellowship before returning home. If we can slip away for a break from the pressure of daily life, we'll come back ready once again for the fray. Everyone needs a change now and then! Night of Varietv Break-ins A number of break-ins were reported to Durham Regional Police in the past few days. More than $13,600 worth of goods were reported stolen from a Cedardale Road home in Nes- tleton on Saturday. Thieves broke into the home sometime between 1-9:30 p.m. and stole a large quantity of household items, including tools, stereo equipment, jacuzzi and other items. The thieves gained entrance to the home through a door in the garage. Stereo equipment was stolen Accident claims life A Janetville man died as a re- sult of a single-vehicle accident on Monday morning. Newcastle OPP report Ed- ward Wall, 48, lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree. The accident happened in Yelverton just after 7 a.m. He was pro- nounced dead on arrival at hos- pital. Details were still sketchy at the Star's deadline. An OPP offi- cer says black ice was probably White gifts being g ES RBBB BRR 5% Nestleton, Caesared| by Mabel Cawker Friday, Dec. 4, Nestleton United Church at. 7:30 p.m. with drama, music, humor, sur- prises. Craft and bake tables, si- lent collection, mini auction, and everyone welcome. Refresh- ments provided. Proceeds for basement renovations. Congratulations Warm congratulations to the committee in charge of the San- ta Claus Parade on Saturday last in Port Perry. A good day, and a splendid parade for the youngsters and jovial*Santa on hand to give out the bags of goodies. Each year the parade seems to get better. So, once again our "hats off" for a great event. Nestleton United Church On Advent I Sunday, a small- er attendance than usual with the Mairs family the friendly greeters at the door. Rev. Dale Davis opened with the Call to Worship and Regenia Walker and Joanna Malcolm read the portions re: Advent and lit the purple candle of Hope. The choir sang an interesting number "As Long As I Have Breath" with Karen Yellowlees leading and Carol Mairs at the piano. After the children's theme about "Hope" the minis- ter Rev. Davis presented a splendid seasonal message - a time of coming - of renewal and a new beginning - a time of hope. Scripture reader Katie Mairs from Isaiah 2: 1-6 and Matthew 24: 36-44. Robert and Steven Mairs gathered the offering. Service closed with the hymn "The Ad- reported from an Edgerton Road home near Blackstock on the same day. Sometime on Nov. 28-Nov. 29 someone stole an am/fm cas- sette player from a John Deere tractor from a Regional Road 19 residence near Purple Hill. Cartwright High School was also broken into during the weekend. A fire extinguisher was emptied and then used to smash numerous windows. No estimate of damage has been re- leased by the Durham Board of Education. Police have no suspects in any of the break-ins. afactorin the accident. He will be sadly missed by wife Joan Mahoney, son Eddie Jr., daughter Debbie and her husband Michael Roberts, grandson Tyler, and st pchil- dren Trina, Tracy and . illian, mother Marjorie, and siblings Wayne, Gerald, Linus, Billy, Donnie, Shirley, Kevin, Mary, Doreen and spouses. He was predeceased by his father Pat- rick. REDUCE *"REUSE*"RECYCLE athered vent Of Our God" and all re peated The Lord's Prayer in unison - Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Sympathy Extended We deeply sympathize with Jim France of R.R. No. 4, Port Perry, in the loss of his beloved wife Judi, who passed away on Saturday, Nov. 21, after a lengthy illness. Judi was well liked and highly respected and will be sadly missed by her hus- band, family and many friends. The funeral was held in Stouff- ville on Monday, Nov. 23. "Mourning her passing are hus- band Jim, her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Biudacher of Stouff- ville and sister Mrs. John Little of Peterborough. A brother pre- deceased her. Judi was a daughter-in-law of Mrs. Marga- ret France who will miss her very much! Meeting of Interest On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m. the afternoon Unit of the Nestleton U.C.W. will meet at the home of Neta Fish, Cadmus Road. Roll call - Bring a small gift for the lady on your right. Christmas Cheer boxes will be packed and delivered af- ter the business is concluded. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Nov. 29, with an average at- tendance, the regular service at 11 a.m. was conducted by Rev. Fairley. Joyce Taylor at the or- gan provided the traditional music of Advent. The first can- dle "Hope" was lit by Dorothy Lee, and the appropriate ser- vice read responsively. The question period was on the question - "What do you have in your hand?" Each one of us, has talents which we must use, and develop in our lives, for every- one has something.. In the sermon, Rev. Fairley spoke of the joy of family wor- ship when we were young, but which doesn't occur as a family together today. Live in love and peace. Holy Communion will be dis- pensed at 11 a.m. service, on Sunday, Dec. 20. White gifts will be gathered each Sunday til Dec. 21, for the Food Bank in Port Perry. OVER RIDGE RETAIL INSERTS \y'fe]e]s) FIREPLACES NATURAL GAS STOVES PROPANE * Ash dump system + Optional Enamel + Hidden Air Controls . Top Cooking Screen + Glass Door Stays Immaculate + Gas Models Available SALES, Pacific] SERVICE --p ENERGY- & CERTIFIED INSTALLATIONS Worry Free & Guaranteed = S| Hwy. 7A -- bh - 60 VANEDWARD OR, #7 DAVID MALCOLM 60 Vanedward Dr. Unit 7, Port Perry 985-0715 ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE 5:00 P.M. Thursday DISPLAY ADVERTISING 12 NOON MONDAY