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The Joys of Feathered Friends! Cliff & Chris Davis, Scott and Carle, of Hyde House, Scugog Point Rd., are thrilled to have a great many birds of various kinds once again around their feeders. The 10 acre wooded property is a favourite haunt for many species. Chris - who cares for her feathered friends faithfully over the winter months, has many Car- dinals, saucy Blue Jays, a number of Grosbeaks of different hues - (similar to the finch but larger), Mourning Doves (also called Turtledoves) downy and hairy woodpeckers, and of course - the friendly little Chickadees - the "'cheerleaders' - there, in all kinds of weather - through snow or freezing rain - no matter what! A great source of interest for Chris - a lover of birds! As soon as Spring appears they will disperse - some to their Nor- thern haunts - others to local areas - as the nesting season ap- proaches! BUT - they will be back in late fall to their winter retreat - that's for sure! Birthday Celebration An exciting birthday party was held February 9th, for eight year old Kyle Walker, hosted by his mother and father - Regenia & David Walker of Scugog Pt.. Many little friends from school were all aboard for the fun; Mat- thew Smart, and Michael Koury, Port Perry. Andrew Robinson & Daniel Blain of Brooklin, and Chris Haertel of Scugog Point and sister Avril. Upon arrival, a luncheon was served and the children enjoyed decorating their character cup cakes with many selected can- dies. Afterwards, Kyle enjoyed opening his presents with his friends; then they all went to the lake for an enjoyable afternoon of ice fishing. On Sunday, February 19, grandma and grandpa Hill of Whitby, visited Kyle to also wish him a very happy 8th birthday. Our best to Kyle for a happy year ahead! i General UCW Executive Meets President Arlene Malcolm of Nestleton, hosted seven members of the UCW General executive on February 7, 1991. To open the meeting she read "Just For To- day Lord." The World Day of Prayer will be held in Nestleton United Church on March 1st at 2 p.m, with Grace Hall the guest speaker. Topic - "On the Journey Together" and was written by the women of Kenya. A world wide Service. Please join us at Nestleton for this special occasion! On March 5th, the Port Perry United Church will host the Oshawa Presbyterial. Theme *'Hi Neighbour" featuring guest speaker Marion Kirkwood. See you there! On March 21st, the UCW is TYPESETTER WANTED IMMEDIATELY The Port Peny Star requires a person to work one day per week as a typesetter. This job is a matemity filHn position, but could lead to a per- manent part-time position. Experience on computers or in Desk Top Publishing is an as- set, but not essential. We will train anyone with good typing and spelling skills. For Interview appointment Phone 985-7383 Ask for Gayle catering for a dinner at the noon hour, in Nestleton Community Centre. A committee has been ap- pointed for same! Members were reminded of Blackstock Luncheon dates - Nestleton UCW has months, April July and November. April 10th, the General meeting will be held in the church, with the Evening Unit in charge. The afternoon Unit is in charge of decorating the Church for Easter and Christmas; and the evening Unit has Thanksgiving and Anniversary Service. Refreshments were served by the hostess. During the social hour, discussion was held regar- ding church renovations. Anniversary Celebrated Our warmest congratulations to Chuck & Carol Hill who celebrated their 20th wedding an- niversary in style on Saturday, February 23. The festivities were held in Nestleton Community Centre with some fifty relatives and friends in attendance for this special occasion. Those present had an enjoyable time dancing the night away, visiting and reminiscing. Toe- tapping music was supplied by Jon Hill - D.J. of Oshawa. Refreshments were delicious with a tempting buffet; a great variety of succulent meats, salads, rolls, desserts, anniver- sary cake, etc. topped off with a good cup of coffee or tea. Many lovely gifts were received and hosts of good wishes! The Hill family included - besides Chuck & Carol, and fami- ly Michael & Aaron Rev. John & Doris Hill, from Langley, B.C. (Chuck's father) Jon & Sandy Hill of Oshawa, Murray and Sue Hill, Sarah & Greg of Goderich. It was a pleasure for many to meet once again - Rev. John & Doris Hill. At the close of the evening, Chuch expressed a word of ap- preciation to all. A great evening; one to remember; glad we didn't World Day of Prayer Mar.1 miss it! Nestleton United Church On the 2nd Sunday in Lent, February 24, 11:15a.m., a fine at- tendance of faithful church members at Nestleton United - and a number of new people were welcomed by Marion Hall and Neta Fish - our greeters at the door. The service was conducted by Kay Heuer, leading off with the call to worship. The children gathered around her while she told them an interesting story before going to classes. Kay presented a thoughtful message based on Scripture from Mark and Genesis, read by Den- nis Yellowlees. The choir compos- ed of Shirley Jackson, Kathy Tromans, Regenia Walker and Kay Notman sang "Keep That Moment Alive' - a pretty wording - with Carol Mairs at the piano. Offering rec'd by Ken & David Weir. The final hymn "Lord, As We Rise to Leave' - Commission and Benediction repeated by all re - Peace' and Three Fold Amen. Family Concerns Neta Fish, Cadmus, and her family - Calvin Holland of Cad- mus, Marlene Bannister of Peter- borough, and Audrey Leishman of Reaboro, drove to Minden on Sun- day afternoon, to the wake of Phyllis Pearsell, who had passed away suddenly; an old friend of the family. Our sympathy to the relatives and friends. Neta and her family had dinner at Norland on the way home. A busy week for the S. Cawkers of Scugog Pt. Rd.: A tasty lun- cheon with Al & El Cawker on Tuesday at noon, in Oshawa. Entertained good friend Bill Cairns on Wednesday in Lindsay. Visited a fine neighbour Chris Davis on Thursday and Grant - Cawker and John Sharp of Oshawa were here in pursuit of more fish; but not much luck. Shopped on Friday, and lastly, Ken Bragg of Bowmanville was a dinner guest on Saturday evening. Later, the Cawkers went to the anniversary dance at Nestleton. MUSIC INSTRUCTION How's that for activities!! Flute, Voice, and Music Theory (all levels) Beginners and Advanced Students Nicholas Barakett A.R.C.T,, B.Mus., M.A. 985-4522 SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL will hold its KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for the 1991-92 School Year on TUESDAY, MARCH 5th 9:00 AM to 12:00 166 SIMCOE ST.S., PRINCE ALBERT * committed Christian Staff * small class setting * dedicated to providing quality Christ-centred education * fully funded and operated by the Scugog Christian School Society For more information, call the school office at 985-3741 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 26, 1991 -- 23 . Sparky and Twinkletoes delighted students at Cart- a wright Public School last week with their professional clown act. The clown performance was the culmination of a circus unit the students in Kindergarten through Grade 3 had been studying. =) SPECIAL EVENING cura MEETING REVIEW OF THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN Take notice that the Planning Committee of the Regional Municipality of Durham is reviewing recommended changes to the text and maps of the Durham Regional Official Plan in accordance with the Plann- ing Act. Prior to making its recommendation to Regional Council in April of 1991, Planning Committee is inviting the public to provide comments through written submissions and deputations. For those who cannot attend the regular Planning Committee meetings, an evening meeting has been arranged on: TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1991 - 7:00 PM COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY, ONTARIO Any individual who wishes to appear before the Planning Commit- tee at this evening meeting or other meetings of the Planning Com- mittee should contact Ms. Catherine Coe of the Planning Depart- ment at the telephone number listed below. A copy of Commissioner's Report No. 91-P-1 containing staff recom- mended changes to the Durham Regional Official Plan is available for inspection at the Regional Planning Department, the office of the Regional Clerk, the Clerk's Office in each Area Municipality and public libraries. The report can also be purchased from the Plann- ing Department at the address listed below. Further information may be obtained by contacting the Planning Department at (416) 728-7731 (Whitby), (416) 686-1651 (Toronto Line), or by writing to: Durham Regional Planning Department Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East 4th Floor, Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 Marie Hubbard, Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Chairman, Planning Committee Commissioner of Planning