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Mini Jane Johnson guest speaker The November Deli-Dessert PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 25, 1988 -- 23 guest speaker. Christian women meeting features fashions Buffet of the Port Perry Area Christian Women's Club is scheduled for Thursday, November 3rd, 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge on Queen St. The Christian Women's Club is All interested women of the Port Perry area and all the sur- rounding communities are especially invited by making a reservation for the Deli-Dessert evening. For reservations call inter-church and non-sectarian with 2200 groups across Canada, the U.S.A. and around the world. There is a special feature of cur- rent interest, a musical presenta- tion and an out-of-town guest speaker each month, yet there are no membership or dues. This month the special feature is 'Fashionable Children" from the Children's Den. Children from the community will be modelling the fashions. The delightful trio of Joanie Fletcher, Mary Jean Teer, and Carol Koch will be bringing the musical presentation. Miss Mini Jane Johnston from Stonecroft Ministries, who is an internationally known speaker and Seminar leader will be giving a once-in-a-life-time story as the Cheryl at 985-7516. MINI JANE JOHNSTON sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork -- doesn't fade in the sunlight - -- isn't damaged by moisture -- isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., A fashion show sponsored by the Christian Wom- ens Club will be held November 3 at the Masonic Hall in Port Perry. The show will feature kids clothing from the Childrens Den in Port Perry, like the togs mod- elled in this photo by Kale Thompson and Joseph Kozlinsky. OSHAWA 434-3939 OPERATION SCUGOG Again this year, OPERATION SCUGOG, will be co-ordinating the distribution of Christmas assistance to families in need, living in the Township of Scugog. Many of our churches, community organizations and busi- nesses will be lending a hand and making donations to the project. If you wish to receive the assistance, would you please com- plete the form below and return it before November 9th, 1988 to: OPERATION SCUGOG P.O. Box 600, Port Perry, Ontario or telephone: REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Social Services Department 579-0622 (ext. 257) An OPERATION SCUGOG committee member will be in touch with you to advise when the hampers and gifts may be pick- ed up. "Best Wishes for the Christmas Scason." NAME: ADDRESS: --ELECT LOB 1NO Number & Sex of Adults in the Family: Age & Sex uf Children: (eg. Boy 4 Years; Girl 10 Years.) CAMPAIGN OFFICES: 108 Water Street, PORT PERRY 985-4461 Phone number where message can be left: Hospital Auxiliary gift shop bulging by Luella Graham The Port Perry Community Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held their meeting on Oct. 17, with 25 ladies present. The President opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary prayer in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were "then read and approved. Isabel Wilson gift shop buyer, said there were lots of new things in the gift shop, and hoped everyone will do their Christmas shopping there as our prices are comparable to offier places. Hazel Coates wool convener showed us a large display of sweaters, booties, slippers, towels, placemats, etc., and Hazel has wool to give out to anyone who would like to do some knitting. We do thank all those who have done this work. Bonnie received two boxes of booties, and reported 9 boys, 7 girls born in hospital since our last meeting. Under new business, Mary and Elaine had attended the Con- ference in Newmarket. Mary spoke about different fundraising ways, as we have made a pledge of money, in helping in donations towards the expansion of the hospital. We do need new members to make the Auxiliary work and we would be very pleas- ed to have some new members. As we were running out of time a motion was made by Thelma seconded by Marg McConnell we adjourn. This being followed by Joyce and Minnie serving a love- ly lunch. Ross Stevenson * EXPERIENCE Former M.P.P. and Cabinet Minister, Ph.D. in Environmental Science * ACTION Active in the Durham Community * SUCCESS A successful background in business and agriculture Ross Stevenson A STRONG VOICE FOR DURHAM Authorized by D. Berry, Official Agent for Ross Stevenson