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Gowns] ra a a uf Gi ESI Re "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 4, 1997 - 23 MNestleton News Royal begins with shows this week There was no church at Nestleton United Church as it was an Anniversary Service at Blackstock United Church. The church choirs of Cartwright attended a Festival Evensong on Sunday evening hosted by St. John's Anglican at Blackstock. Family News This week the Royal Winter Fair will begin on Thursday, November 6. Some of the young people in the area will be attend- ing in different areas of the fair. The young people will be showing beef, sheep, dairy, while others will be square dancing and public speaking. Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular service in Nestleton Presbyterian Ronald Bri in charge of Ronald Britain. Harvey Mills was usher and Joyce Taylor was organist. Responsive Psalm was 146 and scripture readings were from Deuteronomy 6: 1'to 9, and Mark 12: 28 to 34. Special music was pro- vided by Harvey Mills playing harmonica and accordion - 1) At The Cross, 2) Take Up They Cross, 3) He's Been Faithful To Me. 4H News On Wednesday, October 15, the first meeting of the Nestleton 4H "Healthy Eating Round the Clock" met at 7:30 p.m. at the Nestleton Community Centre. The election of officers were as follows: Rachel Graziotto as President, Jaclyn Pottery as Vice President, Krista Muirhead and Bethany Newman as Secretaries and Danielle Thomas as Press Reporter. We all said the 4H pledge and answered the Roll Call. Then we pro- ceeded to the kitchen and made Fruit Smoothies. We discussed what we want to make for the next meet- ing. Our meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Our second meeting was held on Wednesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the Nestleton Community Centre. We said the 4H Pledge and answered the Roll Call. 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That was all that was said on the platform between the two, and Mr. Malcolm later was reluctant to discuss the issue, saying it is "over and settled." Mr. Malcolm launched legal action against the current council members over the process by which Marilyn Pearce was appointed to regional council after the death of Yvonne Christie. He was one of numerous residents of the community who submitted their names for the position. But when council voted on who would be Scugog's rep, three members voted for Councillor Pearce and three for Ken Gadsden, also a member of council. The tie was broken by the township clerk drawing Mrs. Pearce's name from a hat. There were no votes for any of the non-council contenders. Mr. Malcolm withdrew the legal challenge last fall, but only after the township had spent money on a lawyer to defend members of council in the event the issue went to court. 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