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Providing a helping hand Mrs. Lorna Marchildon, left, has been come tax returns. Here she helps 81- hired by the town to offer help to year-old Mrs. Beauchamp with hers. senior citizens in filling out their in- Seniors make use of free tax help Once again this year, the town of Penetanguishene is offering help to senior citizens filling out their income tax returns. This year, the service is being of- fered in the senior citizens' apart- ments on Harriett Street, behind the arena, because there is no room in the town hall for an office to be set up. Lorna Marchildon who provided the help last year is at it again, and so far she's been kept busy. The service was started on Monday, and she was booked solid up until today, with only a few openings available on Thursday and Friday. As was the case last year, the Mrs. Staff photo service will be available for four to five weeks. returns were made out by made out by Last year, some 390 'Mrs. Marchildon. she said. She said Monday that most of the forms she fills out are fairly straight forward, but the senior citizens sometimes have problems with them. "T find a lot of them don't understand their guaranteed supplement forms," Any senior citizen who lives in Penetanguishene, and who would like help with his or her income tax form is asked to call the town office, at 549- 7453, for an appointment. The service is free of charge. Will be published this year Pee eee ee ee i te te MHC volunteers collect recipes for book on entertaining Drinking can be fun, if it's done responsibly. That will be the messsage of a book on entertaining and holding parties, which is to be published later this year by the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre Volunteer -- Association. According to the Mental Health Centre's. Volun- teer Coordinator, Gary Westgarth, the book will contain ideas for parties and get-togethers, in- cluding recipes for buf- fets and dinners, and the drinks which: go with them. Westgarth said the book will include full menus, including beverages, MHC requires magazines The Mental Health Centre urgently requires "magazines such as Time, MacLeans, Woman's Day, Financial Report, Consumer's Report, to be used for educational purposes at the centre as well as leisure reading. Please send to Gary Westgarth, Volunteer Co- Ordinator, Mental Health Centre, Penetanguishene or call 549-7431, ext. 284. for pick-up. Mission to be held at Elmvale church The Anglican Parish of Elmvale, including Wyecliffe Church, Elmvale, St. John's Church, Waverley and the Church of the Good Shepherd, Wyebridge is holding a mission on the weekend of March 4-6. The director of the Mission is Brother Jay Launt from the Anglican Order of the Holy Cross. Brother Jay is a native of California, attended Orange Coast College, and the University . of Texas. Before entering the Order of the Holy Cross ne was a medic in as Air Force. He is widely travelled, having only this year come to Toronto where he was made prior of the Toronto priory. He is twenty nine years old. His interests are cooking, hiking, football, liturgical studies and Christian Education. Much of his time is spent on the road, working with parish, diocesan and regional programs. All in all a dynamic person with a powerful message for the church of today. The Mission's theme will be "Christian Cay i begin on Friday, March 4th with a multi-media presentation and social evening at St. John's Church in Waverley at 8:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon is the youth program starting with lunch at noon. This will be at Stubbs. Memorial Hall, Wyecliffe Church in Elmvale. The evening mission service will be in the Church of the Good Shepherd.in Wyebridge at 7:30 p.m. and will be followed by a coffee hour. On Sunday morning at he service will be in Wyecliffe Church in Elmvale - the climax of the weekend and a celebration of community at worship. Following the service will be a dialogue with Brother Jay over coffee and doughnuts. During the course of the morning the children will meet in Stubbs Memorial Hall for their own mission - a challenging two hours, full of surprises. .The weekend promises a time of growth and enrichment - an excellent way to begin the Lenten ob Ernie Lalonde attends conference The manager of Penetanguishene's Water and Light Commission, Ernie Lalonde, has been in Toronto for the past three days, attending the 68th annual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association (O.M.E.A.) which is being held at the Royal York Hotel. He joins about 1,400 other delegates, representing more than 340 municipal electric commissions throughout Ontario, who will be debating a number of resolutions related to the cost, use and _ con- servation of electrical energy in Ontario. The meeting started Sunday afternoon, and runs until this afternoon. 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He emphasized that the book will not be a bar- tender's guide, but rather a total guide for the host or hostess. The guide will be divided up so the reader can easily find the section appropriate to the season of the year, or the oc- casion. Westgarth said there will be sections on entertaining at Christ- mas, what to serve after a day of skiing, or what to have in the summer months. The book will steer away, for the most part, from preaching about the misuse of alcohol. Westgarth said it will give a few hints on how to discourage guests from drinking too much, but it will not specifically go into how much one can drink before one becomes unable to drive. It will stick to the _ legal definition of impaired driving, and will quote Consumer' Report's figures on how much one can drink before reaching the legal limit. He said the group is hoping that people who buy the book will un- derstand what it is for and 'what it is trying to do. "We're not trying to say use of alcohol is good, but it can be good," he said. "Tt's usable and it's fun if it's not abused." The recipes and suggestions which will be in the book are now being collected by the group from anyone who wants to contribute. Westgarth said the group has already received an unexpected amount of help from Breweries and from the Wine Council of Canada. The Party Enter- tainment Guide is not the first venture into publishing for the Mental Health Centre Volunteer Association; they put out a cookbook last year which was sold out within months of publication. One thousand copies of the book were printed, and they were sold for $3.50, or $3.00 for those who pre-ordered. Westgarth said it was the success of that book which inspired them to go on to their curent venture. The Party Entertainment - Guide will be somewhere in the neighbourhood of 300 to 350 pages long, and the group plans to print 2,000 of them. 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