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by Harvey Malcolm Mrs. Howard Malcolm and Miss Candy Malcolm are currently in Edmonton at time of writing staying with Mr. and Mrs, Doug Moran (Darlene Malcolm and hubby). They were scheduled to attend the wedding on Sat. May 1st of their cousin, Miss Cindy Creamer in Edmonton. Unfortunately, Mrs. Hazel Whittaker although pro- gressing favourably follow- ing a kidney operation last week in Toronto General Hospital, is still confined to that hospital and was unable to attend her grandaughter's wedding as previously planned. Hazel hopes to be released - this week from hospital. Miss Lana Malcolm has returned home from Quebec where she has spent an interesting time the past three months attending a French school there as an exchange student. Marti and Jane Malcolm moved on Sat. May 1st to their new home in Omemee from their former residence east of Yelverton at the former James Sheckleton property. Assisting with the moving operations and over- night" guests at Malconia were Mitze and Robert Fick. In the evening, a surprise house-warming party was attended by these immediate family members and other family friends. Those in attendance included Mrs. Donald Skinkle, Carrie and' Donald of Campbellford, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Connolly of Bobcaygeon, Mr. and-Mrs. Ken Gowland of Toronto, Mrs. A. Austin (grannie) of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meachum of Bobcaygeon, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Reitzma of Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fick, Mr. Ronald Sharman, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm and Mona and a couple of "4 footers" - Molson and Tanya. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed by those present followed by a sumptious lunch. Marti and Jane expressed their appreciation to those attending and for the lovely gifts - presented to them on the occasion. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barr (nee Sharon Kerr) who were married in Balyduff Presbyterian Church on Sat, Yelverton U.C.W. served the wedding dinner in Yelverton Church Hall. Marring the happy occasion somewhat was the fact that Sharon's father, Mr. Russel Kerr was again admitted to Bowmanville Memorial Hospital after s STEREO being released last week and missed the auspicious event. All join in wishing Russ improved health. The wedding dance was held in Janetville Community Hall with a large attendance. Congratulations to Mrs. Etta Robinson formerly of Yel- verton, now of Cavan, who observed _her 90th birthday on Sat. May 8th with an open house at the home of her daughter, Edna and son-in- law, Bert Visee of of Mt. Pleasant. A family dinner was also held in her honour prior to the open house. Yelverton was well repre- sented among the host of well wishers who assembled to pay homage to Mrs. Robinson still maintains her own domicile in Cavan village, tends her home and garden with meticulous care. A few years ago she fell and broke her hip, at an age when most folks would have given up, not her - in a few weeks she was up and around with the aid of her cane. All joining in wishing this venerable lady many more years of good health. Including the many guests present were her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lemar and her sister from Hamilton area. Congratulations too - to Mr. Murray Malcolm who was presented with his first grandson, daughter, Darlene and son- in-law Doug Maran of Edmonton last Sunday past, weighing in (or out as the case may be at 7 lbs. 110zs. - do your own metric con- version.) Conveniently present to welcome the new born was his great-aunty, Eileen Malcolm and cousin Candy who were visiting there while attending the Creamer wedding. 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PHILIPS-RCA-ZENITH- TOSHIBA - HITACHI: LLOYDS STEREOS &HI-FI'S 214BLOORST.E. & MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE courtesy of Hazel in Toronto General Hospital before flying back west to point of exit Los Angeles on the first step of his trip back to Saudi Arabia. Hazel was not released from hospital this past week as anticipated, but hopefully will be this week. Sorry to report Mrs. Myra Page is currently under the weather having picked up a virus in her travels. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurtig who were scheduled to visit Europe this month were extremely disappointed to have their trip cancelled when their application for a visa was refused because of the prevelance of "foot and mouth" disease in that country. Yelverton United Church was well attended on Sunday with the annual Mother's Day invasion of well intentioned sons and daughters wishing to pay annual homage to "dear ole maw' and wipe the slate clean till next year same time same station. The Yel- verton Sunday School pro- vided several choral numbers under the guidance of Mrs. Hazel Gray and Mrs. Carol Gray with Mrs. Ernestine Robinson at the electric organ. Mr. Dennis Frankoy provided a very appropriate sermon for the occasion - 'One of his words of wisdom to which we adhere" - "An ounce of Mother is worth a ton of priests and-or ministers." Flowers were placed in the church in memory of a former public spirited Yel- verton resident - Miss Emma Hinders. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 12, 1982 -- 23 Yelverton and area news Yelverton U.C.W. News by Sect. Doris Rowan Yelverton U.C.W. met at the church with fourteen members present. We sang the Ode with Linda Pfok at the piano. Agnis Howe read a poem "Spring-Cleaning". Follewing the Roll call and minutes, Hazel Gray gave a most appropriate devotional on "Grandmother", the majority of the members are in this category. The Script- ure was taken from 2 Timothy on Grandmother Lois. In her prayer emphasis was placed on Faith and how it is handed down from gen- eration to generation. Agnes read a poem "How old are you?" Audree Brown pro- vided the Treasurers report. A Jiffy range had been in- stalled to replace an old one. A donation of $1000 was made to the Church Treasury. Lorraine Preston gave the Flowers report. The new guilt was displayed and special thanks extended to those members who spend long hours quilting same. Bus trip has been can- celled! Final plans were made for Sharon Kerrs wedding. Next meeting to be held at the church on June 3rd. Local husbands joined the ladies for a lovely dinner and later heard Mr. Sharpe of Caesarea speak on 'Bees' and showed some slides which were very interesting. Did you ever wonder what makes a bee hum? Agnes presented Mr. Sharpe with a small gift on behalf of the group. Agnes and Linda had transformed the church basement into a Spring wonderland for the occasion. Ontario Tax Grants For Senior Citizens 1982 Instalments of up to $310 Have Been Mailed Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors is a program designed specifically to help offset municipal and school taxes for Ontario residents 65 and over. The Ontario Ministry of Revenue has just completed the mailing of cheques which comprise the first instalment of the 1982 Property Tax Grant of up to $250 and a new temporary Home Heating Grant of $60. These cheques were mailed on May 10th. Who received it? B If you're 65 or over and own or rent your home, you're eligible for the Property Tax Grant. B The 1982 instalment cheque was mailed to all Ontario seniors who received the 1981 Property Tax Grant. B® This is intended to help you pay your property tax or rent for the first part of 1982. In the fall you will automatically receive an application for the balance of your grant. Who did not receive it? Basically, if you didn't receive a 1981 Property Tax Grant, you will not have received the May instalment. In particular, seniors should note that: 8 If you reside in a nursing home, home for the aged or any property tax-exempt institution, you're not eligible for the Property Tax Grant. B® If you turned 65 after December 31, 1981 (and therefore did not quality for a grant last year) you also won't have received the May instalment. However, you will receive an application for the entire 1982 grant in the fall. Temporary Home Heating Grant This year a temporary Home Heating Grant of $60 has been added to the Tax Grants Program to help seniors cope with the sudden increases in heating costs. This $60 is included in your 1982 instalment cheque. For example, if you received a Property Tax Grant of $480 for 1981, your 1982 instalment amounts to $300 (1% of S480 = $240 plus S60) For more information call the Ministry's multilingual Information Centre | In all other areas -- Mm In Metro Toronto -- dial 965-8470 @ In Area Code 807 -- ask the Operator for Zenith 8-2000 or write to: Ministry of Revenue, Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 2B3 Ministry DD Revenue Ontario George Ashe Minister T™ Russell Deputy Minister dial 1-800-268-7121