The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ag v ERATE LOAN : t At Fe So SERBIA SRA RMT DE REAL ATEL cay 1 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 17, 1982 Warren McCready of Greenbank displays one of his oil paintings as students of the Port Perry night school classes held their wrap-up open house last week [see storey]. The facts about child tax credits So you are the proud parent of a brand new baby! Your new bundle of joy may well be more of a credit to you than you think. This year's child tax credit has been raised to $261 per eligible child and families with a net family income of $23,470 or less are entitled to that full amount. An eligible child is one born in 1964 or later, or under 18 years by December 31, 1981, for whom you received a family allowance payment in January 1982, Last year almost 2.5 million families took advantage of the child tax credit. To ensure that cheques are issued as quickly as possible, Revenue Canada, Taxation reminds all taxpayers to read care- fully the instructions in Schedule 10 which accompanies their income tax returns. Only the recipient of the family allowance payments may apply for the child tax credit. Since this is normally the mother, she will be the one to apply for and receive the credit. The other spouse, usually the father, must sign the Certification by Spouse even if he has no income. Without this signature your child tax credit will be delayed. If you are eligible for the credit, you must complete a tax return and attach Schedule 10 even if you do not have any income. You must also include your Family Allowance Infor- mation Slip (TFA1) which was mailed with your family allowance cheque in January 1982. And that's all there is to claiming a tax-free credit to supplement your family allowance payments. Night school students hold annual arts and crafts display On Tuesday evening, March 9, the Continuing Education Program at Port Perry H.S. held its annual Arts and Craft Display. Students from other areas as well as friends were invited to view some of the excellent projects which had been completed by students in various courses. These included items from the woodworking, sewing, quilting, stained glass, Dutch Folk Art and the Art (Girls) classes. It was the general opinion of those who took in the display that pro- jects were of a very high calibre. Other courses which were offered at Port Perry High School night classes during the 1981-82 season included hair styling, conversational ) This quilting demonstration was a group effort for Edith Kamminga, Linda Berry, April Bent, Gladys SPRING IS COMING .. Lions to canvass for CNIB The Port Perry Lions will be conducting a canvass on March 22 to raise funds to support CNIB services being provided to visually impaired persons in Port Perry. Services being provided to visually impaired persons in Port Perry include tape talking book library service, re- habilitation teaching, including the teaching of crafts, along with home and personal management. Your generous support is request- ed when a member of the Port Perry Lions calls at your home on March 22. 5252630300 ICICICIT 252525252525 ICCC oC Te Teo Teo Joe coe 5252525252525252 =| ® ® El = l} OPEN7DAYSAWEEK! RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 Ladies & Gents dressed in ST. PATRICK'S : I; SPECIAL % | Shamrock Smorgasbord EVENING 9.9 9 3 DANCE NIGHTS Thursday, Friday & Saturday weekly Music provided by local disc jockey. 2250505505052 5 2S 252552652526 25252505252625252 green March 17th thru 21st : Save on Evening Dining ... ns es aa ioc I -------------------- french, typing, small motors, welding, furniture refinishing, microwave cooking, micro computers, women's fitness as well as a new Co-ed fitness program. «These courses had a com- bined registration of approx- imately 300 students. Most of the courses offered this year will be offered again for the 1982-83 session as well as several new courses. Although several months away, people inter- ested in taking courses should watch for the Contin- uing Education Booklet which is published by the Durham Board of Education and "distributed during the summer months, as well as the Port Perry High School night school ad which appears in the Star in early September. Lowe, Judy Froats and Mildred Puckrin. home? a new look? ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNER ROBERT W. DODS can talk to you about a 'NEW LOOK' for your Home - Store or Office! Why move if you can create the change you want in your Does your shop need an extra something or is it time for Are you having problems with the space-planning of your offices; running out of space with no place to expand? For More Information ... CALL: 266-2050 (SCARBOROUGH)... OR KAREN TAYLOR COSMETIC SALON PORT PERRY - 985-9111 A -- a --- _ LE a sane - -- A