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We are pleased to hear that Clarence Carter was able to return home on Sun- day where he will receive last week caused much dis- comfort and problems for many residents. The ladies of the Institute are very busy again quilting a lovely quilt, which is set up at the home of Mrs. Alva Thompson. It any ladies are therapy to improve his health. able to help, please call and Creative @ 3 Corsages, Silk Flowers & Lady Bug Valentines Valentine Hearts, Hair Ribbons, Dolls & Novelties Craft Supplies - Pine Furniture - Special Gifts A "a little something for her .. es $1.29-$2.50 3 68 Water St. - Port Perry - 985-7255 GMC TRUCKS ONE FOR SIERRA CLASSIC « Conventional or full-time 4-wheel drive available + Double-walled steel cab construction « Drop center frame for low body mounting and good ground clearance PHIL « Available cloth and vinyl orwinyl-trimmed bench seat e 2- or 4-wheel drive « High-energy ignition « Maintenance-free Delco Freedom Battery PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 Water St. - 985-7309 FE ------, MACDONALD¥CARTIER TRUST COMPANY Guaranteed Investments 10%% FOR FIVE YEARS 10 2% If Interest is Paid Annually. Interest payable half yearly or may be left to compound. 10 3/8% SEMI ANNUAL RATE EMMERSON Insurance Agency Ltd. 193 QUEEN STREET 985-7306 All Lines of General Insurance. arrange a time with Alva. Young girls over 12 years are again reminded of the 4H group which will begin a series of study and applica- tion on Feb. 7, 7-9 p.m at the Hall. The subject will be '"Accessories, the final touch" which sounds very interesting and may be a revelation to the parents. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Ann Chandler or Mrs. Helen Hortop as they can accept a limited number of girls. You should be prepared to register for the first meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker went to Toronto on Sunday to celebrate a family birthday. An opposite occurence took place when several relatives travelled from Toronto on Sun. to Aldred's Beach to celebrate the first birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Long's little daugh- ter. Rev. and Mrs. Linstead have returned from a Florida vacation and next Sun. will be prepared to again assume their various duties and services. At this time we wish to extend sympathy to our mailman, Jack Burnham, with his wife and' other members of the family of the late Mrs. Oretta (Burnham) Hardy who spent most of her life on the Island. Before marriage she was Oretta Lansing. We remember her in recent years as a grand, older lady who lived near the Community Hall and took a keen interest in Community and people. This Fri. evening will be an interesting time for young children and teenagers at the Community Hall. First there will be two movies for the ~youngeronesfrom7to8p.m. - "The Cat in the Hat". (I remember reading that one to my granddaughter) then "Grandma and me." A small contribution will be appreciated from each child to help pay for the projector use-and rent of the Hall. As the young children are leaving, the teenagers, 13 years to 17 years will gather for their second dance (8 p.m to 12 p.m.) There will be a disc jockey and admission will be $1.50. Of course refreshments will be avail- able and chaperones will be present for help or guidance if needed. The small number present at the first dance . enjoyed themselves, so come out and give encouragement to your committee. On Sunday, Rev. Clarke conducted the Island Service and remained to conduct the Annual Congregational meeting and enjoy a social period with 20 members of and Lake Simcoe. TRENT - SEVERN WATERWAY The Trent-Severn Waterway, Parks Canada, advises the' public when travelling our lakes and rivers for recreational or other purposes, to check the ice conditions. Due to our annual drawdown of the following lakes and rivers to absorb some of the high water flows during spring run-off caution should be taken during the period from January 1st to March 31st, 1979. The lakes and rivers referred to are Stoney Lake, Buckhorn Lake, Chemong Lake, Pigeon Lake, Bobcaygeon River, Sturgeon Lake, Scugog Lake, Scugog River, Balsam Lake oe x, KY ATOR SA BrP 8 (Lato FH RAY % Ha WA, MCAS Liana & ae SARI i) LSETERS 2 3 PIR XY 3 FTE various committees. We appreciated the 2 arrangements of flowers in memory of Mrs. Hardy. The children and adults alike always enjoy Mr. Clarke's illustrative stories. This week the subject was "Reaching for a target'. It involved young Richard in the mt, area of Kentucky "who broke his arm, when his- riding horse stumbled. 'The boy was fortunate in having the kindly Dr. of the area repair the damage and by his kindly manner, gave Richard a goal which in- volved industry, struggle and deprivation so that he too became a much needed Dr. in.his locality. This story touches us deep- ly as we relate it to the young girl in Port Perry on the weekend who experienced a similar. accident with fatal results. Tho' she cannot have a target, her life will affect the many young people who knew her and like Edith Bunker, they can resolve to fulfill her un- finished projects. At the Annual meeting we were pleased to accept the willingness of Mr. Micheal Lang and Mr. Jerry LeRoy to become two new stewards and to have Mr. Geo. Samells become an Elder in place of a Steward. A vote of thanks was extended to Bonnie Gerrow for her faith- Ladies top curlers "by Judy Latta Port Perry ladies took top honours in Beaverton in the Robbie Burns Spiel last Thursday. Skip Shirley Lee, Helen Parrish, vice; Bev Fellows, second and Judy Latta, lead made up the trophy winning rink. ~ Hoppy Carnwith, Jeanne Goode, Donna Fairman, and Joan Lee were runners up to the trophy. The Carnwith team curled well even though the lights went out three times while they were on the ice. Hoppy Carnwith, Jeanne Goode, Donna Fairman, and Ellie Gibson were semi- finalists in the main event at the Whitby 2-day spiel. Jan Towns skipped a "trophy winning rink in the Oshawa Golf Ladies invita- tional Bonspiel. With Jan was Donna McNamie, vice; Louise Haugen, second and Phyllis Geer, lead. January 9, 1979 Peterborough, Ontario RRSP's can save farmers tax dollars farm expansion," says Mr. Hutchison. These funds will be taxable , but depending on the situation, there may be no tax to pay, or the tax rate will be reduced from 50 percent to 20 percent." RRSPs are also valuable management tools if a farmer is planning a large capital purchase such as a combine, explains Mr. Hutchison. "The investment tax credit on the $60,000 combine is $4,500. An $11,000 RRSP combined with a $20,000 taxable income Farmers should consider Registered Retirement Savinds Plans (RRSPs) as part of their everyday finan- cial management, says Gary Hutchison, of the Ontario Agricultural College, Uni- versity of Guelph: Farmers can use these plans to average income from one year to the next, or to finance future farm expansion. "Buying RRSPs in a high income year can save taxes," he says. "Taxes on annual taxable income of $40,000, two years in a row, will be $15,000 each year under 1978 regulations." "However, if a farmer buys the maximum RRSP (20 percent of the income up to a maximum of $5,500), taxes will be reduced to $12,300 each year. During the following year, if the farm income dropped, or an expansion program resulted in reduced income or a cash loss, the farmer. could cash the RRSP. An $11,000 RRSP, plus interest, could be cashed for living expenses if necessary -or could be used to finance ful service as a very com- petent treasurer, as we real- ize it has involved much work and time. We shall try to get reports to as many interested people as pos- sible. Little Donnie Middleton had a few days in hospital with the flu that seems to have attacked so 0 many this winter. Lisi Church THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA PORT PERRY CHARGE Rev. R. Brawn, Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 10 a.m. Worship Church School PRINCE ALBERT 11:30 a.m. Worship Church School SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C.E. Clarke Rev. E. Linstead 9:45 a.m. Scugog 11:15 a.m. Manchester PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Harold Hooper Pastor 985-8335 9:45 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Hour of Praise Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Hour Listen to the Sunderland Baptist Hour every Sunday morning over radio station CKLY 910 on your dial (8:10 a.m. to9:05a.m. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten Rev. I. MacLean 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour 11 a.m. Praise and Worship. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service Help and Transportation We care about YOU 110 Lilla South - 985-2420 increases the tax payable by about $4,900. "The investment tax credit would offset most of the tax, then the balance of $10,600 would be available as a down payment on the combine," says Mr. Hutchi- son. RRSPs are also easy to buy and manage - another advantage for farmers. They can be purchased through banks or trust companies to offset the 1978 income until March 1. --RRSPs-are only one of the many management tools explained in the ' farm income tax course offered by the Ontario Ministry of Agri- culture and Food. This - homestudy course is avail- able through the Office -of Continuing Education at the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1. Cost of the course is $50 for Ontario residents and $60 for nonresidents. This course can be credit- ed toward the Ontario Diploma in Agriculture. Gervices CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R.C. Rose, Minister Hon. Asst. Rev. A. Woolcock _ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Epiphany V 11:15 a.m. Holy Communion and Church School ST. JOHNS, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Epiphany V 9:00 Holy Communion Church School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Rev. Stuart McEntyre ST. JOHN'S PORT PERRY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 9:00 a.m. Church School 9:55 a.m. Morning Worship BURNS CHURCH ASHBURN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 10 a.m. Church School 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship Hear Amazing Grace Sundays -9:15 a.m. C.K.L.B. Oshawa, Dial 1350 HOPE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH OF PORT PERRY i Divine Redemption is our only hope Services in the Presbyterian Church 11:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. Geuzebroek Everyone Welcome ®