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SIZ IIR end tt, LS RPL SEINE SER an a PR 8 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 10th 1974 Nursing Home News The Christian Refgrmed Church members were al the Home on Tuesday, with a special Easter message and a very interesting pro- gram. Mrs. Erica Kieze- brink. Mrs. Hiemstra cell- oist of Ajax. Mrs. Meima as planist. © Mr John Kezebrink, chairman opened the meet- ing with a prayer and hymns. . Mrs. Erica Kiezebrink, «who teaches music at Blackstock Public School, brought twenty or more of her grade 4 pupils with her) was then requested a num- ber. This was a recorder band of ten boys and girls, the teacher leading. this was the sweetest music, and was received with great enthusiasm. Mr. Kiesebrink read the scripture from Luke, Chap- ter 23. verses 33 to 38, and Matthew. Chapter 28, verses 1-6. The children's choir lead by Mrs. Kiezebrink was Cperteet" what more can one say! Then we had a hymn, and the chairman in- troduced Mr. Rang. the speaker of the evening, who has spoken to us before. Mr. Rang gave an Easter sermon, leading up to the Crucifixion, and new things to think about on that sub- Jeet. and very interesting. A hymn was sung at this time. Mr. John Den Boer closed this part of the meeting in prayer. Mrs. Hiemstra charmed us with her cello. Two children" of Black- stock each played a solo. The. little girl on her beauti- ful clarinet and the boy on his -trumpet. They were so dignified and did so well -- each got a lot of applause. Mr. Christie thanked the Christian Reformed Church for coming to us and also for the special time they took in bringing such a fine program. The service was closed by singing 'He leadeth Me'. Get your fair share of Ontario's new $300 million tax credits. Eoies pensioners. roomers, boarders. the handicapped and others will benefit. Ontario's new Tax Credit System provides for three separate credits: 1. People who own or rent (including roomers and boarders) may share in the Property Tax Credit. 2. People who fill out a Federal income tax return may share in the Sales Tax Credit. 3. People over 65 may share in the Pensioner Tax Credit. Mrs. Weir (our therapest) had the nicest idea for a birthday party for the ladies in the Home born in April -- Mrs. Belque, Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Ethel Tennyson. Miss Gladys Joblin was mviled to tell something of her travels. The dining hall looked lovely. Mrs. Weir had. the west end screened off soit looked like a nice sized living room, with subdued lights, flowers, and a table all fixed up "pretty like" candles, glass and china. When introductions were made all around, a corsage was pinned on each of the "April ladies", then Miss Joblin told of her trip to Rome. where she was going. one of agroup, to attend a seminar to further study of Christian Ethics. She missed her first plane where she was to meet the rest of the group - luggage had gone on of course. She was told the next one leaves Even if you don't pay income tax this vear. please be sure 2and 3 of the T etro Toro M Outside 'g:00a 'Noon nto loC to fill out and file both the Federal income tax return and the Ontario Tax Credit Form. They both come in the same envelope--you will find the Ontario Tax Credit Form on pages 1 Schedules. Zent $2000 (free) nded C turday an to 5:00 p-M- TAX CREDIT SYSTEM William G. Davis, Premier Arthur K. Meen Minister of Revenue the Bible, and. at six. so she was called very early to be sure of her flight and at. the, airport they said, "Oh! that flight is G6 p.m. Very funny in 1974 when it happened in 1972. They got together finally, had their discussions.» and sight seeing too, Milan one of the notable ones. ) Mrs. Phoenix presented Miss Joblin with a lovely plant and thanked her sin- cerely for the interesting time she gave us. Wine was served to drink:the health of the : three honoured ladies. The kitchen staff finished, the afternoon off to perfec- tion with coffee and choco- late cake, iced with thick chocolate frosting and there -was a cake for each April child. Mrs. Weir it was a lovely party, and please accept a . | big "Thank You' from one -and all. There was one admission Mrs. Bowles (Miss Mary) of Port Perry. Bingo on the :usual night, Thursday. The game was played with a good number present. Mrs. DeYonge and Mrs McNenly were both with us. Winners Mesdames Clark, Pheonix, Ogden and Belque. Messrs Samells, Davidson, Brown and Abbot. . A special thank you to the Burketon News Mrs. E. Barrett and son, Don Mills called on Mr. and Mrs. F. Holroyd and family on Saturday. Mr. S. Taylor was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mec- Donald. Bowmanville were tea guests of Mrs. T. Bailey on Sunday evening. Mr. Howard Davey, Bowmanville called on Mrs. R. Davey during the week. Mrs. W. Bryan has returned home after spend- ing two months convelscing with Mrs. M. Brown, Port Perry. Best wishes. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. their daughter and son in law, Mr. -and Mrs. R. Ramshaw. John Archer were ~ Arcade pools 451 Queen St. Prince |§ Albert,0Ont. 985-7605 family of the late Amelia to Port Perry, Hospital on Walker for donating a chair Monday night for tests and® to the residents of the home her grandson Ronald Payne in memory. of their mother. i>" already there suffering Mrs. Minnie, Harper went® from pneumonia. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG WANTED Warble Fly Inspector For Ward 1 ( Formerly Reach) Assistants For Wards 3 & 4 ( Formerly Scugog & Cartwright) Please phone Clerk-Administrator at Municipal Offices -- 985-7346. J.N. Brodie, Clerk-Administrator EATON'S HEARING AID SERVICE If you have a hearing problem, or if your present hearing aid is in need of adjustment or repair call 576-9811, local 233 in Oshawa. W. &. 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