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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 8, 1990 *x~0f% a=o< Meals on Wheels SCUGOG COMMUNITY CARE INFORMATION SCUGOG GENERAL MEETING Transportation Foot Latcham Centre, Port Perry 1:00 PM -- THURSDAY, MAY 17th Everyone is welcome to attend. Please RSVP 985-8461 Desserts -- Meeting -- Entertainment Information & Referral Luncheon Date Visiting etc. Care RNS =r) ee=C AD FORDER-PARKS INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ont. LL 1J2 985-8471 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS 1 YEAR Guaranteed Investment Certificates Best Rates we have Available at Our Office ... 2 YEAR 13%% 12.80% 12%% 12.55% 12.55% (Rates Subject to Change Without Notice) 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR Park clean-up a success The Seagrave Park Board wishes to thank everyone who turned out last Saturday for the Seagrave Park clean up. Many new residents of Seagrave turned "up and lots and lots of kids pitch- ed in too. Many thanks again for all the work done. Last call for the Green- bank/Epsom schools fun fair be- ing held at the Greenbank school this Friday (May 11, 4-8 p.m.). Join in on all kinds of games, pony rides, movies, and teacher dunk- ing and even a pie in the face event! There will also be served up B.B.Q. hot dogs and ham- burgers and other food too. This event is guaranteed to be fun for all ages. Don't miss it! The Seagrave U.C.W. are hosting the Region 1 Rally this Thursday May 10th at the Seagrave church. Registration is a VERGREEN wha, N A Complete Now Home ON! improvement Contractor 985-4781 In business, timing is everything. Now is the best time to get ready for the proposed GST. Help starts with this GST information kit, mailed to businesses across Canada. If you didn't get yours, or if you have any questions, call now: 1800 461-1082 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Or pick up a kit at your nearest post office. Telecommunications device foi the hearing impaired: 1800465-5770 Revenu Canada a, Customs and Excise Douanes et Accise GOoops Tax "vices LD REGISTER Canagy Prepare Early B You can get help to BM You'll receive infor- ove re mation on how the your staff for the change. proposed GST applies to your business. MM As well as getting infor- , mation and help in person bd You 11 have plenty of or by phone, you can time to choose the reach a GST question and administrative options answer data base via PC, most convenient foryou.| Call: 1800267-4500 # You'll know how to Revenue Canada is take advantage of tax ready to help you under- rebates on the Federal | stand and prepare for the Sales Tax. proposed GST. Canada's GST. It's good business to prepare now. Canad¥ 9:30 a.m.. Guest speaker is Mary Kellogg. There will be baptisms this Sunday, May 13th which is also Mothers Day / Family Day church service at 9:30 a.m.. Happy birthday wishes this week to Karen Szewerda, Roy Puckrin, Deanna Dempsey and Bob Conlon. Belated happy an- niversary wishes to Ken and Kim Blakley. Next weeks column will include information on T Ball, baseball games, times of practice etc.. Watch for this Moms and Dads! Robin Glade Estates Womens Group enjoyed a good turn out for their April meeting. Winner of the 50/50 $ draw was Diane Run- cieman. Next meeting is Thurs- day May 31st at Anna Jewells home. Congratulations to the Carter girls. Both have been working very hard at their activities. Christina placed third with an honors mark of 86 for her Grade 1 piano, Alexandra and her duet partner placed third with a mark of 87. But Alexandra was occupied at a North Durham Gymnastics meet so that she was unable to perform her solo piano. It did not prevent her from . performing will at her meet though. She received a first on floor with a perfect score of 10 from all 3 judges, a first on beam and a se- cond on vault. She went on to the Durham Regional Elementary School Championships to again receive a first on floor, fourth on beam and fifth on vault. They are both preparing their dance routines for their recital in June. Alexandra this year at- teanded two dance competitions with her jazz solo and performed very well. They must feel good about themselves to get in front of those audiences and still do well. We will be watching for those cart- wheels Alexandra, around the neighbourhood. Way to go, girls!! It's time to relax!! 4 Thats all for this week, thanks to all who contributed news. Please call Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 for next weeks column. 3 Health Council to hold forum Durham Region District Health Council is holding a series of "public forums to discuss both roles as proposed by the Ministry of Health: The Council is currently respon- sible for the planning of all health services in the Region, expen- ditures which exceed $200 million annually. The proposed enhanced role falls into four advisory areas: (i) allocating funds; (ii) determining human resource requirements in the health field; (iii) strengthening area-wide planning; and (iv) achieving integration of health and social services planning. There has been some confusion the enhanced role, par- ticularly with repect to the alloca- tion of funds. The purpose of public forums will be to outline in detail the current and enhanced role of the District Health Coun- cil. Both Council members and staff will be available to answer questions. : The forum will meet June 7 at 7:15 in Town Hall 1873, Queen St. Port Perry. a a