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~ 113388 'Harvest' was one of two beautiful banners unveiled Sunday afternoon at Prince Albert United Church during the celebrato- ty 125th Anniversary Service. Artist Nancy-Lou Patterson (cen- tre), of Waterloo, designed the quilted banners. Then, more than 17,000 indivi | stitches were applied, by hand, to 'Seadtime' and 'Harvest' by many, many local quilters, led by Sarah Elliott (second from left). The banners were dedicated during the special anniversary service, which featured guest speaker Dr. Anne M. Squire (second from right), Past Moderator of the United Church of Canada, and the ministra- tions of Michelle Hoffman (left) and Rev. Robert LePage (right) A Proud Voice For Scugog Vol. 1, No. 15 Tuesday, October 1, 1991 Circ. 9,000 24 pages Be patient, folks Be patient, please That's the message from local officials about the progress of the expansion project dt Community Memorial Hospital in Port Perry "We are proceeding full steam ahead with the (expansion) plans, despite what the (provincial) gov emment may be saying that there is no money," said Community Memorial's administrator David Brown last week Mr. Brown and Board chair man Ted Griffen said they want 10 stress 10 the the people of Scugog that the $4.5 million expansion is not greatly behind schedule and the hold-up has nothing to do with money. It has been five years since the expansion plans at the hospital were first unveiled with many individuals, businesses and service groups making financial pledges to help pay for the 30,000 square foot addition "Money is not the problem Please see HOSPITAL, page 3 aste not, want not Grade five students fom Greenbank snd Epsom Public Schools learned some valu. able # about waple when they toured the Scugog Transler Station Friday. This week Is the best possible time 10 learn about the world's waste problem - it's Waste Reduction Week, and thers are plenty of activities going on In Scugog Township. See the Citizen's Community Calendar for dates and times. PRINTED ON 10% RE CLED NEWSPRINT EASE, RECYCLE THE CITIZEN