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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 5, 1991 -- 19 * LOW INTEREST RATE FINANCING continues on Churches mark Day of Prayer I At A SRR RRS IS Well! Here it is a brand new week and we are well into the month of March! Wé will un- doubtedly have some rough weather yet, before spring comes in on March 21. Springtime is a season of hope, joy and cheer: with beauty all around us. The' trees will be leafing out; the birds will sing; and the flowers will bloom; there's no time like spring, when everything comes alive, and the world is young again. God never sends the winter without the pleasure of spring! World Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer Ser- vice was observed on Friday, March 1. "As the women gathered together" for the 104th World Day of Prayer Service at Nestleton United Church with the six Cartwright churches par- ticipating; Mrs. Grace Hall was the able speaker bringing a splen- did message to those attending. Music was provided by Kathy Tromans and her mother Mrs. Marion Moldogano of Rexdale, with Carol Mairs accompanying at the piano. They sang two numbers '"Each Step 1 Take" and "I Walk With His Hand In Mine" - lovely harmonious duets, which were much appreciated. The World Day of Prayen Ser- vice is worldwide, and was writ- ten by the women of Kenya. Each year the Service is written by women of a different country. In Canada, it is sponsored by the women's Inter Church Council of Canada, and local services are organized by ecumenical groups across the country. After the service, refreshments were served downstairs in the Sunday School room and an hour of sociability enjoyed by all. Nestleton United Church A fine attepdance of parents especially at ¥.ent 3, morning ser- vice at Nestleton United Church, with Katie Mairs greeting at the door. This was '"Thinking Day"' Church Parade 'with the Pathfinders - Guides - and Brownies and their leaders at this special service with the Colour 'Guard procession with lighted candles, to the front of the church. Robert and Katie Mairs took the Lenten Candle Litany and lit the first one. During the music, the Pathfinders sang, 'The Guide World Song" with Carol Mairs at the piano. Rev. Dale Davis presented the message theme, "Doing Our Best' with Scripture from Ex- odus 20: 1-17 read by Heidi Obstfeld and John 2: 13-22 read by Heather Goulding. Kay Heuer en- chanted the children with her story during the children's theme. Offering by Katie Mairs and Heather Malcolm. Lovely old hymns in keeping for 'Thinking Day" were "All Things Bright And Beautiful" and 'The Wise May Bring Their Learning' were sung. Service closed with Benediction and Three Fold Amen. A very interesting service! Nestleton Presbyterian Church With a smaller congregation in attendance due to icy weather conditions, Rev. Wm. Fairley con- ducted the morning service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church. Joyce Taylor played the hymns and Dorothy Lee taught the Sun- day School. The children's story was on the book of Ruth; a heart of love, for God's love is for everyone in the world. The' sermon, using the Scripture reading Psalm 105 - Genesis 46 and St. John II, reassures, Christ is our Resurrec- tion and the Cross of Jesus Christ is the Covenant to us. A letter from Community Care asked for volunteer drivers to assist in driving seniors to appointments. Thinking Of You Our sympathy to neighbour Regenia Walker in the loss of her grandmother who passed away in Wales. Buriel service Feb. 19. She will be sadly missed by the family. Notices Nestleton Women's Institute will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Win- nifred Davison on March 6. The afternoon Unit meeting of the Nestleton U.C.W. will be held at the farm home of Mabel Cawker on Tuesday, March 12, at 1:30 p.m. Roll Call - A green vegetable and an interesting way to serve it. Barb Weir's Devo- tional topic will be 'Culture and _ the Media." The Honeydale W.1. will meet in the Anglican Church Hall, Port Perry on Thursday March 7 at 2 p.m. Helen MacMaster and group in charge - Ed. & Cultural Ac- tivities Program. Roll call: Name your first school. Blackstock news From Page 10 the Town Hall before 8 p.m. any Tuesday evening. The General U.C.W. meeting was held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at Blackstock United Church. Presi- dent Mavis Brodie opened by reading, "'A Little Prayer'. After correspondence and business Grace Hall led an excellent wor- ship service - Stewardship of the Earth - with the assistance of readers, Thelma Wright and Jean Adams. Our guest speaker was in- troduced by Ruby Van Camp. We welcomed Lorraine Dubray who had spoken to us last September and she now told us of her ex- periences in Thailand with the Youth Exchange program using, in her own quiet manner, slides, pictures, crafts, etc. brought home with her. Peggy Larmer ex- pressed our appreciation and presented her with a token gift. Social Issues Convenor, Edith McLaughlin, led us in a prayer encompassing many of the various concerns confronting us at this time. Thanks to the outgo- ing executive members and welcome to the new ladies were expressed by Mavis whose closing meditation brought the meeting to a close, followed by refreshments and fellowship. Note: The U.C.W. will collect good used Spring and Summer clothing for a bale - leave dona- tions before April 15. Also - a Yard Sale is being planned for May 25! When business Is good, it pays to advertise... When business is bad, you've got to advertise! 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