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- na Tee SE Tar A oF of ¢ 5 az SE) ef ed ee 97 ra Cy 22 BI Pw A o Xt Pd ELA gs rs EAS RSE AAT NEARY DEER &\ 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 21,1979 Epsom and area by Jean Jeffery Mrs. Enoch McKnight visited Mrs. Earl Wilson last - Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Card were supper guests on Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown. On Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thaxter of Beaverton. Mon. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson were Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson and Rachel of Oshawa. Mrs. W.0. Simpson, Mrs. Harry Elford, Mrs. Floyd Evans and Mrs. Earl Wilson visited Mrs. Walter Simpson at River Glen Haven at Sutton West on' Friday afternoon. . On Wednesday Mr. Bruce Bailey visited Mr. Howard Ashton. On Friday Mrs. Paul 'Rodiné and baby visited with Mrs. H: Ashton. Supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kei Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. H Did you get Unemployment Insurance in 19787 ~ Ifso,you have probably received a tax infor: (T4U) in the mail. ormation slip You need it for your tax return. If the slip hasn't arrived, you can apply in person... / ~~ If you didn't get a T4U, go to your local Canada Employment Centre (Unemploy- ment Insurance or Manpower Services). Ask for a request card to apply for dupli- cates. Give the completed card, with some identification (like a credit card or driver's license), to the information counter clerk. The cletk will certify and send it off for you. You'll get your duplicate slip in time to file your tax return. or by mail... Phone or write your local Canada Employ- ment Centre (Unemployment Insurance or Manpower Services). Ask them to send you a request card to apply for a duplicate. Complete the card and mail it to the address on'it, along with a photocopy of identifica- tion (something with your name, like a credit card or driver's license). Please don't send original identification documents. You'll get a duplicate in the mail in time for filing your tax return. If the slip has arrived... If you did get a T4U but need a replace- ment for any reason, use the request card as described above. il If the slip has arrived but you need more information... If you did get a T4U and still need an itemized statement, use the request card as described above. However, in this case, send identification only if your address now is different from the one on your T4U. The Canadian Human Rights Act requires us to restrict access to personal information about you. This is why we must ask you for identification. Canada's Unemployment Insurance Program Working with people who want to wo Employment and i Immigration Canada Emploi et Immigration Canada Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Catherwood and boy. and Miss Linda Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luchuk of Willowdale and his sister Miss Lisa Luchuk of Windsor were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. . We are sorry to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawley of Oshawa, former neigh- bours on the 7th con. lost their home by fire recently. Any donations to help these 'former neighbours would be welcomed. The Epsom-Utica Social Club are holding their get-to- gether at 'Epsom Church March 30 at 8 pm. The Young Peoples group have been - invited and anyone interested will be welcome. | Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and "Mrs. Enoch McKnight on their Wedding Anniversary on Sunday. David Overwet was an -..overnight guest with his ~ friend Chris Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Veghel, Rose and friend visited on Sunday with 'Frank, Donna and the children. . The St. Patrick's Day supper at the Epsom Church was well attended and we were very pleased to welcome Mr. Murray Prentice who told us of his year in Australia and showed us so many beautiful slides. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Empringham and son of Port Perry were Sat. supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Brawn. . Mr. Ronald Watson of Scarborough and daughter Michelle were Sun. visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Prentice of Scugog visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin on Monday evening. LIFESAVER St.-John Ambulance has a two and a half hour introduc- tory first aid course, the Lifesaver. 'In one session, using film and practice, it teaches first aid skills for life threatening situations. The Lifesaver can be an interes- ting addition to a club or camp. program. For infor- mation contact your local St. John Ambulance branch. LAWN-BOY. f-) ECONO-MOWER 20" MODEL 45630 \, ONLY $136.95 A true bargain _ - o for years. "The *'Econo-Mower" is a new low priced model in Lawn-Boy's line- up. It has a baffled steel deck, sturdy 7" wheels and a 3 position wheel height adjustment. Plus fea- tures such as g side discharge chute with uilt-irNtoe guard, a flex- ible rear shield) and 'the proven "Iron Horse" ine. Even an op- tional side grasscatcher is available. See it today. WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS 64 Water Street - Port Perry 985-3192 Everett - province-wide appeal on behalf of crippled childr of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, run until April 15. RRR BAA REE SRY A Good Cause fF . This year's Easter Seal Tammy", 11 year-old Nadia De Franco of Toronto paid a recent visit to Queens Park where she presented Lieutenant - Governor Pauline McGibbon with a souvenir sheet of seals to start the $3 million en. Mrs. McGibbon is a.patron and the Easter Seal campaign will 'Let's Get Growing' by Margaret Beath The Brooklin Horticultural 'Society has designated 1979 as the year for "Let's Get Growing Together" and in keeping with this theme, a segment of each monthly meeting will be alloted to having "Fun with Flora." On February 28, and in the absence of President John Jefferies, Ken Brown presided over the meeting and welcomed members as well as visitors from Oshawa, Whitby, Hampton and to quote, 'half the Town of Ajax". Mr. Brown also hosted the various activities of the evening which began with group participation in a test on our knowledge of plant names. Following this, a sing-song in a parody on gardening was conducted by Chrissie Simpson, assisted by Rose Heron at the piano. This was followed by a film Volunteers Did You Know..... that C.LV.P. volunteers are trained to help people with specific tasks that are adding to the emotional stress under which those people are living? For more information call us at 985- 846:. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. on Rutabagas (turnip to you), which interestingly enough, has a history 4,000 years old. Ken Brown then displayed his auctioneering talent when home baked goods, (made from. part fruit or vegetable) donated by the" ladies of the Society, were sold to the highest bidder. He was assisted by Margaret Davis. We then enjoyed another movie (complete with popcorn made by the Youth Group of United Church and served by Junior members of the Society, Kara Braun and Paul Hundert. The movie, en- titled "Flowers and Other Magic' emphasized the vastness of the flower indus- - try.and we learned from the narrator that flowers are the most advanced section of Agriculture. ; The entire evening was an acknowl success by all of the eighty people who attended. Come and see us again-on March 28 and have more "Fun with Flora". Don't forget the plant auction being held that night - same time, same place and same auctioneer. 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