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i eR a RRS, sgn di "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 20, 1993 - 33 Nestleton news From Page 28 for Kids and The Cartwright Youth Council who were re- sponsible for this great day. Sor- ry about the error. Glad to report Del Marlow's condition is improving. Pneu- monia is cleared up but her heart is still a problem. Let us all send her a card. Her address: Mrs. Del Marlow, Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, 24 Alma Street, Room 6014, Oshawa, Ont. L1G 2B9. Thank you. Nestleton United Church On a fine sunny morning ' April 18, 2nd of Easter Sunday, - brought quite a number of wor- shippers out to the service. Rev. Dale Davis had a fine story for the youngsters and for the con- gregation an important mes- sage re - "Our Man Thomas." Scripture read by the minister from John and Acts. Pleasing choir numbers were sung by the trio, Shirley, Kay and Janice, with organist Karen Yellowlees at the helm. Some meanin h s were sung: "Lord of the Dance," "All' Praise To Thee" and closing "Crown Him With Many Crowns" - The Lords Prayer repeated in unison, ben- ediction and Of Thy Love sung. Our very: best wishes for much improved health to our friends from the charge. Nestleton Women's Institute Annual Meeting The April meeting was held on Wednesday, April 7 at 1:30 p.m. The hostess was Neta Fish and president Rika Wygerde opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect. Gwen Malcolm was the organist and warmly welcomed home after their win- . ter holiday. Rika read a poem ! "Advertising the Institute." Minutes of the March meeting were read by Neta Fish and the treasurer's statement given. Roll call was answered by pay- ment of dues. An invitation was read for W.I. members to attend 90th birthday party for Grace Jack- son in Nestleton United Church. Neta gave the motto "A program I would like to see for the coming year." Pennies for Friendship were collected. The article re - the Adelaide Hood- less stamp was discussed. Winnifred Davison reported on the recent District Executive' meeting held at the home of Margaret Ford in March. Con- venor lists were distributed for program planning. e minutes of last year's an- nual meeting were read and au- |. ditors report given. The Public Relations report given, followed by Curator and Program Coordinator. The Dis- trict President Margaret Ford installed the officers following the reading of the slate of offi- cers by Bertha McLaughlin. The May meeting will be held at the Nestleton Community Centre on Wednesday, May 5, and the annual Plant and Va- riety Auction held. For the pro- gram Bertha read "I would know it's Easter season" and all sang "Easter Parade." The con- tents of the mystery parcel was . guessed by Margaret Ford, who | won the contents. Following a bountiful lunch for the past 125 years "The Tradition Confinues" lr ------------------------------------------ by Bertha McLaughlin, Rika Wygerde, and Winnifred Davi- son assisting the hostess Neta...vote of appreciation giv- en by Grace Bajama. Nestleton Presbytyerian Church With an average attendance, Rev. Fairley conducted the reg- ular service at 11 a.m. in Nestle- ton Presbyterian Church. Joyce Taylor was the capable organ- 1st. Psalm 16 was read respon- sively and Scripture readings were from Isiah 25 and Acts 2. The question to be answered for the children was "Why did Jesus appear only to his friends after the resurrection?" - and the answer was that it was His choice to be seen again by those who loved Him. On the first Sunday after Easter Rev. Fairley spoke of looking forward knowing God is our strength, and the power over all things. God is over us, and besideus. Mrs. Fairley has returned home to convalesce after sur- gery and best wishes for her re- covery were sent to her. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog is considering making application to the Ontario Municipal Board to change the Ward Boundaries to create five Wards instead of four. This would be' accomplished by the following: Remove Poll 8 from Ward 1 (Castle Harbour, Cawkers Creek, Prince Albert) and add to Ward 2. Then divide Ward 2 in half giving consideration to further population growth to the two new wards. An illustration of this proposed change is available from the Township offices. "Air band competitions An air band competition was held Friday of students participated in the event to ral Reld, Samantha McMullen, Vanessa Gibson and Alli Cowdy performed Celebration by Kool and the Gang. & THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG PUBLIC NOTICE The purpose is to abolish the Area Councillor seat (Township wide) and create a new Ward. The intent is in keeping with the spirit of the Municipal election Act, to distribute the representation by population - on a more equitable basis for both elector as well as elected. Council invites comments either in support of or in opposition to the proposal by April 29, 1993. Earl S. Cuddie, Administrator Clerk Township of Scugog 208 North Street, Port Perry Ontario, LIL 1A7 985-7346 EvisTinog yw -- afternoon at Port Perry High School. Sixteen groups se money for local charities. Melissa Rodway, Jazin 4 Z