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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 10, 1984 'Wild Cells' show how good and bad cells work in human body Ashburn Area News by Mrs. Rose Heron The Burns Church Guild held their regular April meeting on Tues- day evening of last week in the Church Hall. Since* it is Daffodil month, Marian Irwi: of the Cancer Society was in- vited to come to be the guest for the evening. Marian showed a very _ informative film called "Wild Cells' which showed how good and bad cells work in our body. It also gave much information, such as what we should eat, stating that cabbage, broccoli, brussel sprouts and cauliflower contains Vitamin A, which now is believed to help prevent cancer. She stated that thirty-two thousand peo- ple were helped by the Cancer Society in On- tario last year. A new stove for the kit- chen, purchased by the Guild was used for the first time that night, and a social time was spent over lunctr. The Ashburn group of Womens Missionary Society met last Wednes- day evening at the home of Ray Death. The Vice-president, Rose ieron conducted the meeting and began with a spring poem. Catherine Humphrey gave a lovely opening worship service about "Worship." Ruth Agar led in prayer. The study was given by Muriel Fisher, which was a continuation on the parables. Particularly on the one in St. Matthew 21. Muriel bought out many helpful thoughts, proving that if we study the parables of Jesus, we can see ourselves in them. It was good to have the president Ber- nice Gardner out again, after a bout of illness. The Spring Thank Of- fering of the W.M.S. will be held on Sunday morn- ing, April 20th, at 11:15 - when Margaret Stewart, Missionary Nurse, work- ing with Leprosy victims at Papuz, New Guinea. The Ashburn W.M SS. men and women are in- vited to go to Uxbridge to attend their Easter Thank Offering Service on Sunday evening on April 15th, at 7 p.m. Rev. Vanderzwan will be the speaker. There were seven tables of euchre at the party in the Community Centre, last Thursday evening. The four prize winners were- Ethel Not- SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL 8 COMMER( 1A| *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Pece Steel Doors AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE 985-3735 tingham, Hilda Hopkins, Violet Cole and Jack Bright. Eeckhout got the most lone hands and Bill Gard- ner won the door prize. The next euchre will be April 19th in the centre at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. David Humphrey and daughter Amanda of Deep River spent a few days holiday Rachael with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hum- phrey and visited other relatives in the area. Messrs. Fred Daw, Ted Heron and Ray Porter attended the Elders Conference in St. Andrews Church, Lind- say last Saturday. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Emm back home again after spen- ding the winter at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Last Sunday morning, the fifth Sunday in Ad- vent, Rev. Dr. George in charge of Burns Church Service. His message was taken from St. Matthews Gospel and titled "The Power of Hope." The, responsive Psalm was led by Art Oliver and the scripture lesson was read by Ruth' Oliver. The choir sang the anthem "When We See Christ.' In. the absence of the organist, Arnold Ashton, Rita Davidchuck presided at the organ. Two lovely new living plants were an addition to the front of Rev. Moore will be with us again next Sun- day, while Rev. McEn- tyre is on study leave, and there will be a Good Friday Service on April 20th at 7:30 p.m. Smiles do best in a happy place where they quickly spread from face to face. St. John Ambulance teaches that you must not move an injured per- son who is unconscious, until you are sure there is no injury to back or head. Moore of Port Perrywas the sanctuary. Musician to participate in organ festival Marlo Guido, popular and . talented young musician has been invit- ed to participate in the Yamaha Electone Fes- tival '84 to be held at Western University, London, on April 14th at 8:00 p.m. Marlo, organ- ist at the Immaculate Conception Church and pupil of Glen Taylor, is curently demonstrat- ing organs at Whitby Mall evenings and week-ends on behalf of Ashton McMaster of Mall Music, Oshawa, Marlo's sponsor for the Festival. Out of hund- reds of entries from across Canada Marlo's tape submitted for entry to the Festival was rated as one of the top four in his division. Good luck, Marlo! Marlo is a grade 11 student at Port Perry High School and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael 'Guido. Port Perry. BUDGET 84 The Government of Canada recognizes the fact that all Canadians must work together in partnership if Canada is to grow and prosper. This is particularly important now, at a time when the economy is recovering and new opportunities are presenting themselves. Budget 84 is designed to allow us to capitalize on this climate and to provide the economic opportunity and security all Canadians seek. A Fair Tax System Taxpayers' rights are being strengthened, particularly with regard to assessments, penalties and interest charges. And, quarterly payments are being eliminated for some 550,000 individual Canadians. Greater Pension Security Women, senior citizens and farmers in particular, will benefit from increased pension security. New pension legislation will allow all Canadians better opportunities to save for their retirement. Farm Sale -- Tax Savings In order to encourage the continuation of family farms, new legislation will be intro- duced that will help farmers to provide for their retirement adequately. The Mortgage Rate Protection Program This program will be introduced to enable homebuyers and homeowners to buy pro- tection against extraordinary increases in mortgage rates. $180 Million Reduction in Federal Taxes for Small Business The net result of simplification of small business tax laws, as well as new initiatives and provisions for growing small businesses, will mean a tax savi small and medium sized businesses of some $1¢ 0 million. Profit Participation Employee Profit Participation Plans will assist Canadian workers and managers to build a more productive and competitive economy. The budget proposes to encourage gain IE EEE EERE NE NE EE I EEN NR Se ® 8% evs van gadget involves a pensioner d woman a small business owner a farmer a homeowner or homebuyer a, worker sharing with a special tax credit that would fi 160 Elgin Street, Ottawa. Ontario KIA 0G5 be shared between employers and employees. 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