I987 Twenty three new members were added to the Church by Profession of faith and thirty seven by transfer.

Rev. Fred Douwsma lefl Zion after eighteen months, for a new post in Pictou, Nova Scotia.

The May 3| Anniversary service had as guest preacher, Rev. Donald Nicholson.

The church installed a system for the hearing impaired and recorded some of the older church records on microfilm in cooperation with the Public Archives.

I988 On July 5, the following were ordained at Zion, into the Presbyterian Church: M. Wayne Bu'rke, Andrew Hutchinson and David Hayward.

The minister has completed a new home for his family and the Scott Street manse is now leased for a six month period.

The Zion weekday Kindergarten celebrated its tenth year in operation.

I989 Our minister celebrated 25 years in the ministry this year, twelve of those years being in Zion.

The friendship pads were introduced in the Church by Dorothy Taylor. The pads, when completed during the reception of offering, help with visitations and keep the Church management in touch with the congregation.

The l22th annual missionary conference was held April 6-9 with Dr. Mario Di Gangi as the guest speaker.

September 10th marked a special occasion in the Church when Dr. Donald A. Campbell, past minister of the church and Rev. Donald Nicholson were inducted as Ministers Emeriti of Zion. Their Grandsons, Paul Morrell and Rev. Roger MacPhee respectively, took part in the special service.

Rev. and Mrs Matheson took a number of Zion people on a European trip through England, Scotland and several Continental European countries.

Students now in the ministry from Zion are: Stephen Cousins, Clair MacLean, Kenneth MacRae and Austin Scales.

Permission was given to the Trustees to sell the Scott Street Manse. As Well a computer was purchased for the Church use.

"The Closing Sunday School was entertaining and Robyn MacPhee dug up $50.00 in the woods" Melissa Dawn Adams recorded perfect attendance at Sunday School for the whole year.

1990 The Synod of the Atlantic Provinces held its annual meeting in Charlottetown with Rev. Cedric Pettigrew, ofHalifax as Moderator.

The Lords Supper was taken by an average of 552 people during the four Observances.

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