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RR A TE ER SEY ARNE 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 31, 1982 414 NA ROUEN A ILE Museum needs memorabilia for display Have you any old sports equipment, sweaters or pennants gathering dust in the basement or attic? If so, Scugog Museum curator Trish Holman would like to hear from you. The Museum is putting together a display of old equipment, sweaters, uni- Inde endent raphics Signs- all kinds, we refinish old Neon signs Brochures-Logos Business cards- lllustrations- complete finished artwork 985-9329 forms etc. for the up-coming season, and is asking Town- ship residents to loan such items for the summer. Skates, fishing equipment, tennis racquets, baseball gloves, hockey sticks, skates, jerseys, (with local team crests, ideally) pennants, gold clubs; the Museum is interested in just about any kind of old sporting gear or memor- abilia, including old team pictures from this area. So, if you have something from the by-gone days packed away in a trunk or hanging in the closet, contact Ms. Holman at the Museum at 985-3589. The display already con- tains a pair of hockey pants and socks worn by Art Brock in about 1924. oi Ea An Borelians to perform English comedy the 'Busybody' for Spring production They're at it again! The Borelians, Port Perry's Community Theatre Group, are deep into their Spring production of "BUSY- BODY," an English comedy by Jack Popplewell. Directed by David Millar of Oshawa "BUSYBODY" is the type of comical British whodunit that appeals to everyone's sense of humour! "BUSYBODY" marks the emergence of the Borelians as a full-fledged community service organization. One of the six performances, April 29th is free to the elderly, shut-ins and mentally handi- capped. The Thursday May 6th performance is a thank- you to the other community service organizations. Specially priced tickets will be available to members of all Scugog area service clubs in recognition of their own community service work. The traditional Dinner Theatre night, May 1st, as well as a new concept -- Cast Party Night, May 8th, where the entire audience is invited to join the cast and crew for their famous closing night party onstage -- are creating quite a stir! Producer Dolores Victor notes that while tickets to all per- formances will be available as of April 4th from the Port Perry Star, Irwin Smith Music and Sunday after- noons in the Town Hall Box Office, advance reservations by telephone are already heavy. Performance dates of "BUSYBODY" are- April 30th, May 1st, May 6th, May 7th and May 8th. Advance tickets may be reserved by calling 985-7241 or 985-2105. If you're thinking of getting together with a few friends for an evening of comedy and entertainment, better act fast. Tickets are going quickly! Girls needed to compete in Bulb Festival contest Pretty girls from Durham region are being sought to compete in the first annual Bulb Festival Queen competition to be held April 24th and May 1st. This contest is open to all girls from 18 to 25 years, who reside in the Region of Durham and will be judged Two Ontario You Should Know nov About lon J @(=To hi El (o) gf o1=To) o) [SRbhaTe [=] geTS) Each year the Ontario Government returns tax dollars to residents through the Ontario Tax Credit program. This program is especially designed to provide tax assistance to Ontario residents between the ages of 16 and 64 inclusive with low or moderate incomes. This year there is a new credit to claim along with the Property Tax Credit, Sales Tax Credit and Political Contribution Tax Credit. Remember, to claim these credits you must complete the mauve Ontario Tax Credit form and mail it together with your federal income tax return. B® The Temporary Home Heating Credit helps Ontario residents by off-setting increased home heating costs. This $60 credit is reduced by one percent of your taxable income. B The Property Tax Credit reduces the burden of municipal and school taxes. It is based on your property tax or rent and taxable income. B The Sales Tax Credit returns a portion of money paid in provincial retail sales tax. It is based on personal exemptions and taxable income. EB The Political Contribution Tax Credit may be claimed by Ontario residents who contributed to a registered Ontario political party, constituency association or candidate in an Ontario provincial election. This claim applies if your . provincial tax payable is more than your Property and Sales Tax Credits. joo dC) (o ssl EE (eo) gh o1=To) 0) (Wed) feYS) Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors were designed especially to help Ontario residents 65 and over and replace the Ontario Tax Credits program for persons in this age group. This year a Temporary Home Heating Grant of $60 has been added to the Tax Grants program. If you received a 1981 Property Tax Grant and continue to be eligible, you will receive your 1982 interim grant plus your 1981 Temporary Home Heating Grant in the late spring. Nursing home residents or residents of institutions that do not pay property taxes are ineligible for both the Property Tax Grant and Temporary Home Heating Grant. They are, however, eligible for the Sales Tax Grant. For more information call the Ministry's multilingual Information Centre. ® In Metro Toronto-- dial 965-8470 m In Area Code 807 - ask the Operator for Zenith 8-2000 or write to: Ministry of Revenue, Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1X8 7 Mimstry Deoridase Revenue besty Minister Ontario WB In all other areas-- dial 1-800-268-7121 for their natural beauty in sports clothing (not jeans or bathing suits) and afternoon, or office ensemble with the colours or theme of spring flowers, and an evening gown, either formal or cocktail length. All events will be held on Saturday April 24th, and the finals on Saturday, May 1st at the Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby. Prizes will be awarded by a panel of judges with the winner receiving 1000.00 for first, 500.00 for second and 250.00 for third. All contestants will receive 20.00 expense money with winners asked to represent Cullens Gardens and Miniature Village at various functions around Ontario. Entry forms must be received by 10:00 P.M. Monday, April 12th, and are available from Strawberry Threads in Port Perry and Uxbridge. letters (continued) All-round achiever (From pageb) heart. He played on a team from the Oshawa area called Nepean Raiders. The team was quite successful as it went undefeated all week long, winning the _tourna- ment. He scored ten goals on route to the championship. He was named M.V.P. in the final game, as well as re-- ceiving a trophy for being the player judged to have the best hockey ability combined with scholastic achievement (83 per cent ave.) As most people connected' with minor hockey in Port Perry would have guessed by now, the player in question is Donny Young. He played his Pee Wee and Bantam hockey for Port Perry before moving on. Watching Donny play hockey over the last six years has been enjoyable to say the least. I'm glad I got to know him as well as I have, as he is an outstanding gentleman on and off the ice. Yours in sports Doug Scott Port Perry. Road conditions What is wrong with this town? Whois in charge of the road conditions on Union Ave. south of Major St.? For three days there was only one lane for traffic, and when a car has to go into the ditch to avoid being hit by an oncoming car, it should not be necessary, There is neglect somewhere, when it has to take a phone call to the Mayor before a plow is sent out to clear the road. © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE PHILIP PO BUICK LIMITED OVANEOWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 965-8474 Now who pays for the towing out for the car? We pay our taxes and now because of neglect, we have another expense. Three years in a row now we have had problems with the snow on this road, lets hope we don't have to go through it again. Yours sincerely, Mrs. A.E. Wilkinson 175 Union Ave. Port Perry. ANEW PONTIAC © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS OPEN: Weekdays t1o9P.M.. Fridays to6P.M Ssturdaystod P.M,