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Page THE HERALD Wednesday March 21 Couple wed NORVALGlenda and Ravi were united in marriage on Saturday Nov in the Second Chris tian Reform Church in Bramp ton Rev Peter Nicolai officiated Mr William Hoekstra was the organist Glenda is the daughter of Sid and of RR1 Nor val and Ravi is the son of Mr and Mrs Araniyasundaran of Toronto The looked lovely in white satin trimmed with lace and em with sequins and pearls with a matching shoulder length veil A bouquet of mauve roses and baby breath com her costume Maid of honor was Raji sister of the groom Marilyn and Heather Feikema sisters of the bride and Nierlich and Susie Freeman friends of the bridal couple were bridesmaids The attendants were mauve satin dresses and carried bouquets of Birds of Paradise mauve iris and baby breath The groomsman was Martin and ushers were Jim Lynn Wade Schaefer Dave Hicken and Scott Sneddon friends of the groom All were black tuxedos Following the wedding ceremony guests were received in the church hall and enjoyed refreshments prior to the dinner reception at the Chris Gibson Centre The bridal couple enjoyed a honeymoon to Curacao and now reside in Toronto Prior to the wedding the cou pie were honored with several miscellaneous showers EVENING SPECIAL After Buy One Dozen DONUTS For Only 99 So Donuti Baked Fmh Dally on OPEN HOURS 306 Guslph St iaakVok Georgetown 8731211 SPECIAL EVERY THURSDAY HOT ROAST BEEF PLATE INCLUDES HUNCH FRIES VEGETABLES DELICIOUS Reg SO MARTYS TOO RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Place Halton must act fast if it wants science centre The Region will have to act fast to ensure the proposed Great Lakes Science Centre is built in Halton or it will be built somewhere else said Regional Chairman Peter Pomeroy after members of the Regions planning and public works committee heard a staff presentation on the centre last Wednesday If construction went ahead which happen for five to 10 years said Chairman it would be built at the south end of the Burlington waterfront The centre is a good idea because it addresses the whole issue of the environment said the chairman As Regional chairman it will be Mr Pomeroy s job to generate support for the idea and participate in the selection of a board of directors The board would consist of members from both the public and private sectors and the scientific community The centre would act as a focal point for research into en Vironmental issues in general and water quality issues particularly around the Great Lakes Regional planner Dave McCleary told com members The centre would also provide the public with an opportunity to learn about the various types of en vironmental research being con ducted by the scientific communi he said Currently a gap exists between the two groups Air told councillors The centre is being called inter national in scope A report resulting from a Regional staff study done last year on the idea of a centre says the Great Lakes is of global interest and the Great Lakes Centre would attract inter national attention because of its specific circumstance with global implications and significance The report proposes the Region would pay per cent or just over million of the centre million construction cost The re mainder would be split between the federal and provincial govern meats the private sector and in If the Greater Toronto Area ever flies Chairman Pomeroy said the portion of money it would collect from waste disposal could help finance some of the centres research projects The Region has already paid of the needed for the study on the idea of the centre But to is currently needed in seed money to keep the idea alive said Mr McCleary And he suggested the money is needed relatively soon so the Region can ride the crest of public and government interest in the en vironment Mr McCleary said it has yet to be determined who would provide the money But Regional staff plans to make a presentation next month before the Royal Commis sion on the Future of the Toronto Waterfront he said Parade will wind through Glen Williams The Glen Williams Canada Day parade is set for Sunday July 1 1990 The parade will commence at the parking lot across from Preston store at approx noon and wind through the hamlet ending at United Church on Main Street in the Glen Town councillors gave their ap proval of the parade at Monday nights general committee meeting on the condition that Halton Regional Police do the same Police will beneeded to escort the parade and to provide crowd con trol at the intersections of Con federation Street and Road and Mam Street at Con federation Street Access for emergency vehicles will have to be available at all times and participants will be re quired to obey all traffic rules and regulations DID YOU KNOW Soap operas are the type of television program most frequently recorded in homes with VCRs 4m Imii YOUR 1989 INCOME TAX RETURN WHERFCAN I GO FOR HELP WITH MY TAX RETURN PEOPLE wrm QUESTIONS At tax time many people have questions about how to complete their return and what infor mation slips to include The first place to look for answers is the General Tax Guide that comes with your return It gives you step by step instructions and helpful tax tips But if you still have questions Revenue Canada offers a variety of services to help you WHAT KIND OF SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE Revenue Canada offers phone enquiry services with extended hours during the peak tax return weeks Check the back pages in your General Guide for numbers and hours in your region For people who require special assistance there s a program in which volunteers trained by Revenue Canada personnel help those who can t leave their home There s a special toll free number listed in the General Guide for people with hearing disabilities using a Telephone Device for the Deaf and there are audio and large print guides for those who require them WHAT GUIDES DO I NEED Revenue Canada produces a variety of special guides for people with different income situations There s an employment expenses guide a guide for pensions and one for new Canadians to name a few Check the list in your General Guide If theres one you need contact your District Taxation Office or call the special request for forms number listed there WHY SHOULD I FILL OUT THE GREEN FORM The proposed Goods Services Tax now before Parliament has two mam objectives to make Canada more com petitive and to improve the fairness of the tax system for all Canadians The plan includes a new credit to offset part or all of the tax for lower or modest income households To find out if you qualify fill out the green form that comes with your 1989 tax package Even if you dont have to pay income tax it s important that you send in the green form If you qualify for the Goods Services Tax Credit you could receive credit cheques every three months starting this December 1990 WHAT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS Check your General Tax Guide It has most of the answers you II need If you still have questions contact your 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