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Ee -- ---- REA ED "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" JULIA DEMPSEY! PORT PERRY STAR The Scugog Toy Lending Library is holding a children's clothing auction and sale on Tuesday, March 31 at the Port Perry United Church. Come and preview the clothing at 7 p.m. Bidding begins at 8 p.m. Helping to show off some of the clothes are (from bottom of slide) Shanna Taillon, Jack Ross, and Andrew Bray. For more information call 985-3808. Country Ovem FAMILY RESTAURANT 15300 Hwy. 12 (formerly the Watermill) 1 mile North of Manchester come® SPRING FLING DANCE in SE || -Tdo] o 24 KY BES WE 7 AM -- 9 PM WEEKDAYS SUN DAILY 7AM -- 11 PM WEEKENDS 1 OA y td - SPECIALS 9 AM -- 9 PM SUNDAYS Licenced by LLBO 985-1734 NEW SKI-DOOS bb 1990 SAFARI LXE NORTHTRAIL TRAILERS SN 60-10 single18.5x8.5x8, 58" x 120" +795." 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The ladies at Emmanuel Church gave a loud cheer Tuesday morning when they all heard it was "a girl!" Con- gratulations from all of us. The Ladies Group of Mariposa Estates will meet on Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Jacqui Wilkie. Hope to see all the ladies out for this Home Enhance- ment Party, bring a neighbor who hasn't been out before. Two girls from Oshawa, Barb and Rhonda will be coming again to entertain everyone as they did on our craft night last fall! Happy birthday to Jan Addison last week who celebrated her 39th birthday again! The Brownies of Seagrave will be meeting at my home on Monday, March 23 at 6:30 p.m. for backwards night, sounds interesting doesn't it? Congratulations to all the hockey players in the area. Jeffrey Blair's team won the playoffs last week. Way to go Jeff!! Ryan Szewerda, Mark Blakley and Brad Lemieux are also playing stupendously this year on the Port Perry teams...soon we'll have to buy tickets to see them play! Bradley Hill is another up- coming star with great potential in the Little Britain league. More over Wayne Gretzky! 'I'ne Hospital Auxihary 1s putting on a Spring Fair on Saturday, April 18 at 11 a.m. It will be held at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry and there will be lunch, bake tables, pen- ny sale and many fine crafts to choose from, so come on out and support our wonderful hospital. A little robin reported to us this week that the home of Jan Howard received some new furniture. So when's the open house? The delicious Seagrave Beef Sup- per will be April 15. Please call Keith Puckrin for early tickets and watch for further details in the com- ing weeks. We welcome home the Port Perry High School Rugby team who had an enjoyable trip to England and Wales. One of our local resiaents Bill Sandiford Jr. was on the trip and I am sure Ann will have more to report next week EMMERSON INSURANCE BRO 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 189 (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE N NATIONAL \Y, TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 7% 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST ba 8.5% - 5 Year Annual Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Area baseball enthusiasts are reminded that the Scugog Baseball Assoc. (hardball) will be conducting a late registration on the last weekend of March. More details next week. The Lenten bible Study continues Thursday evening at 8:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church, all are welcome. John Molenaar of Pinedale con- ducted the church service on Sun- day at Seagrave using as his message "One book, One way, One hope.' The choir sang The Lord is My Shepherd. Steven and Krystal and their mother Delores Currie ex- tinguished the second lenten candle. A minute for mission was given by Donna Wanamaker. Lee-Ann Smith visiting from Pinedale contributed her pennies to the birthday box. This is moving week for our minister David and Charlene Shepherd and family who are mov- ing from the former manse to the new manse at 40 lanson Drive, Greenbank. We wish them much happiness and many blessings at their new address. Next Sunday, March 22 we will have a special treat, Ashley Faux of Port Perry who is eight years old will be the guest soloist at Seagrave Church. Please come out and enjoy. We hope everyone has a safe and happy March break this week! Please call Dianne Cooke next week with your news at 985-3722. Kinsmen Club and Community Care income tax service Trained Community Care volunteers are preparing in- come tax returns again this year. Every year, Revenue Canada Taxation sponsors a communi- ty-based program that provides free tax assistance to people who have difficulty completing their tax returns. The program is designed to respond to the needs of disad- vantaged Canadians, especially the elderly, the disabled, new immigrants and people who have low incomes. Our objective is to help people who cannot af- ford the services of tax consul- tants and who are incapable of completing their tax returns without assistance. Since its in- ception over a decade ago, the Volunteer Program has evolved to meet the unique needs of dif- ferent communities across Can- ada. People from diverse profes- sions and backgrounds get together once a year -- usually in Feb. -- to learn about or re- fresh their knowledge of Cana- da's income tax system in order to help others. Revenue Canada employees organize these get-togethers, or training sessions and provide the groups with tax training Iclping to house Canadians and all the materials a volun- teer needs to prepare a straight- forward tax return. The train- ing reviews the best methods for completing a tax return; highlights any budget changes affocting baxfiloroj and provides on-going support to the volun- teers once the initial training session is completed. As the program sponsor, Rev- enue Canada Taxation plays only a background role in the delivery of this service. The vol- unteers are its lifeblood. Through them the program re- sponds to the needs of less fortu- nate Canadians in their com- munities. Some volunteers make house calls, providing as- sistance to bed-ridden or hospi- talized taxfilers, other volun- teers get together in groups, usually through an association, and run "free tax clinics" for people with low incomes and other taxfilers with special needs. Again this year volunteers from the Kinsmen Club and the community are helping Scugog Community Care provide this service, on March 16, 1992. For more information or to book an appointment, please call 985- 8461. « | E3 | (Canada complez sur nous 1S [OY I DIO AL AY DF 2h DO YOU QUALIFY 0) RIL ANSE] 53 ANA OF DX ©2230 3 LO AY § DI 04 DY LAN § Lh I If you are a low-income homeowner, you may be QTE for up to $5,000. 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