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Port Perry Star, 24 Jul 1990, p. 15

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Church service this Sunday will be held in Epsom Church at the regular hour of 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Arch McCurdy of Toronto with us. The Denzil Irving family will be leaving our community this Fri- day and I would like to send best wishes with them as they move to Sault Ste. Marie. We'll surely miss their presence in our community. We were all saddened on Satur- day when news reached us of the sudden passing of a neighbour, friend and fellow church member, Walter Kerry. Sympathy to Elva, Paul, Donna & Jeff, Mark and Glen in their bereavement as well as to his mother Edna and his brothers Arnold & Raymond. Our thoughts are with you at this time. Word has also been received of the passing of Doug MacCannell's wife Jean who will be known by a few people who have lived in the Epsom & Utica communities for a while. Our sympathy to Doug & his family. GST to lower tax burden on new cars If you're planning to wait for the GST to come into effect in 1991 to reduce the price of new cars and trucks, here is important in- formation you should consider. It's true that the 7 percent Goods and Services Tax (GST) will lower the tax burden on new vehicles when it replaces the cur- rent Federal Sales Tax and that the manufacturers have indicated they will pass the reduction on to consumers. Published reports in- dicate a possible price reduction ranging from 2 percent to 4 per- cent on the 1991 model prices in ef- fect January 1,.1991. But before you say 'not today' to the brand new car or truck of your dreams, consider this: * In September, 1991 models will likely be priced higher than the 1990 models. * Right now, some dealers are offering reduced rate financing and other incentives to make pur- chasing or leasing a new vehicle today more attractive. Who knows how long these offers will continue? * 1990 models are in good supp- ly now and you can generally ex- pect prompt delivery on the model with the trim and the op- tions you want. With the expected higher demand at the start of next year, your choice may be limited. * Dealers want to reduce their 1990 model inventories now before the 1991's start rolling in. * Finally, if you have a trade-in and you're planning to wait until 1991 for your new car or truck, don't forget that your trade may reduce in value and that you may be faced with repair and winteriz- ing costs in the interim. Inciden- tally, if you're thinking of leasing, remember that 7 percent GST will apply to monthly payments on lease contracts signed after December 31, 1990. If you lease before 1991, only the lease payments due on or after January 1, 1994 are subject to GST. Consider the pros and cons carefully. It may well be that the right time to drive away in your TELE END new, car, or truck is right. nq --- Te sa 8 8% so ws bd evr "i There will also be a Vacation Bible School held at Epsom Church from August 13th to 17th 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.. This year's theme is Christmas in August and all children of the community will be most welcome. For more infor- mation call Pat Sutherland at 985-3484. on Saturday at the Bruce Geer providing home for son Randy and his new . 1 f wife Carolyn with an open Hise environmentally sate and was followed by a reception ] and dance at the Blackstock Com- COTTON DIAPERS munity Center. for your family. *These offers may not be combined. Retail buyers choosing a reduced financing rate in lieu of cash rebate are eligible for 10.9% financing over a maximum 48 month lerm on approved cre ; Topaz, Taurus, Sable. Thunderbird, Cougar, Festiva, Probe, Escort, Mustang, Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, Aerostar, F-Series {excl. SuperCab) or Ranger. Example: $15,000 financed $3,573.60. and the total amounl lo be repaid is $18.573.60. Assuming a rebate of $750 as Ihe alternative, should you choose a reduced financing rate instead of the cash rebate, legidation requires thal the amount of the rebale must be included in the cost of borrowing in ay lo om : rw ung ae In "i iogk rae effective puns ae oul ¥ Joga the total cost of borrowing, ung Ihe rebate not taken, would ia n. **MSRP for fempo a z isted w ion a . Excludes freight and applicable taxes. Dealer may sell for less. Not all dealers may have specially equipped models in immed: very. on Tempo. Topaz, Probe or Ranger and $1,000 on F-Series and APR oe lived ne offers. Purchase must be is " kidd rp rh a sec 730 offers or currently available alternative offers. Escort and Mustang offers include dealer participation. See dealer for details. Option pac Compusearch Registrations. §Based on an average of owner-reported problems in a series of surveys of 1981 10 1990 models designed and built in North America. Epsom A family business A wedding celebration was held The Hillis Wilbur family enter- tained Carol's brother Fred Beare and his wife Lynn on Saturday Turn to Paqe 29 WHITBY (416) 430-9088 Call Collect YOUR 15 PExIVETER | ORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALE PRESENT the Special financing is available when you purchase any new 1990 or prior year Te over 48 months at 10.9% APR. the He is $386.95, the ohn ad . Cost of borrowing will vary depending upon Ihe amount financed and term of and taken from existing dealer inventory. The offer cancels and s all other programs previously advertised and may not be combined with a MSRP. reduction based on MSRP. y of ious of options if purchased separately. @ Best selling claims based on 1986 - 1989 Polk & TAYLOR FORD - MERCURY Hwy. 7A West, Port Perry 416-985-4451 i YOUR 15 IVEY FORD-LINCOLN:-MERCURY DEAL BRANDON FORD MERCURY SALES Hwy. 47 South, Uxbridge 416-852-6185 |

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