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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1990-03-28, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1990. PAGE 13. Belgrave UCW hears about Palliative Care Service An Easter worship service led by Mrs. Dorothy Logan, Mrs. Joyce Vincent, Mrs. Olive Bolt and Mrs. Laura Johnston opened the general meeting of the Belgrave United Church Women on Thursday even ing, March 22. Mrs. Juanita Arkell sang two beautiful solos “The Holy City” and “God so Loved the World” accompanied by Mrs. Eliz abeth A. Procter. The guest speaker, Mrs. Joan Wittig of Wingham, gave a very informative talk about the work done by the newly-formed Pallia tive Care Services in the area served by the Wingham and Dis trict Hospital. During the business, the U.C.W made a donation of $100 to Palliative Care Services. Mem bers also voted to send $200 toward the sponsorship of a Laotian re- Belgrave Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487 On the march Nicholas Ireland and Maurissa Meyers march to the sound of the rhythm band at Anne Spivey’s “Music Fun for Pre-schoolers”. Youngsters aged 3-5 learn the basic concepts of music and develop a sense of rhythm and pitch. NAME............................................................................................AGE.... ADDRESS..........................................................................PHONE......... id niiii 1 MILF. SOUTH OF BLYTH PHONE 523-4595 fugee family by Huron-Perth Pres bytery. The budget for 1990 was read by Mrs. Dorothy Coultes and adopted. The President, Mrs. Louise Bosman, announced the Westmin ster Weekend to be held June 1-3. Two members indicated a desire to attend so it was voted to pay half the cost of each. An invitation was received to attend the Blyth U.C.W. special service on April 8 Crokinole proves popular Many crokinole enthusiasts gathered in the school room of Knox United Church, Belgrave and enjoyed an evening of fun and fellowship on March 23. High lady was Donelda Cottrill while Jim Piluke scored high for the men. Lucky draw prizes went to Hilda Vincent, Louise Bosman, Gordon Bosman, Chris Piluke and Shawn Cottrill. Kirk Kreiger won the shoot off for the most twenties. People Max Pletch of Dryden recently visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch. Cindy and Kathleen Westerhout of Bayfield spent the wekeend with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bosman. Mrs. Elizabeth Procter and Mr. Bert Johnston of Belgrave are patients in the University Hospital, London. It was decided to collect a bale of used clothing and household arti cles for Goodwill Industries in at 8 p.m. Mrs. Barbara Hicks is the speaker. A Sunrise Service will be held in Belgrave United Church at EHT EMPLOYER HEALTH TAX In January 1990, the Employer Health Tax (EHT) replaced OHIP premium payments as a method of contributing towards the cost of health care in Ontario. Liability for the tax began in January. All employers with permanent establishments in Ontario are required to pay the EHT on a monthly or quarterly basis, depending on gross salaries and wages paid to employees. Employers who are on a quarterly remittance schedule are required to make their first payment no later than April 15, 1990. Any employers who have not yet received information or remit tance statement materials from the Ministry should call any of the following numbers to avoid incurring penalties and interest for tax payments due: • Metro Toronto • All other areas • French language enquiries • Telephone device for the deaf 965-8470 1-800-263-7965 1-800-668-5821 1-800-263-7776 ©Ministry of Revenue Remo Mancini Minister Ontario