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Noho tes Tax Tips for Seniors - Save your receipts! by JANE E. GREER The following arti- cle recently appeared in the newspaper "Espe- cially for Seniors". While the article is di- rected at Senior Citi- zens, I'm sure the regu- lar taxpayer will be in- terested in its content. '*Now that the 'stand- ard deductions' of $100 for medical expenses and charitable dona- tions has been remov- ed, effective with the 1984 taxation year, which permitted you to claim that amount with- out submitting receipts, it becomes important for you to keep all receipts for such payments. For medical expen- ses, save all receipts for any medical and den- tal expenses not cover- ed by OHIP, or reimbur- sed by other health plans. Also, and this is important, you can claim 'the premiums paid und- er private health insur- ance plans. While the government does not re- quire the filing of re- ceipts with your tax return for such premi- ums, keep them for your records, just in case you might be asked for them. There is a broad list of items covered under medical expenses, such as prescribed eyeglass- es, wheelchairs, even special telephone de- vices for the deaf, and the services of many different health profes- sionals, such as optome- trists, chiropractors and therapists. Save all your medical receipts and if you require further help, ask your local tax office for Interpretation Bul- letin ITp225 'Medical Expenses'. _ For charitable. dona- tions, save receipts for all donations to regist- ered charities - that is, where the receipt bears a 'Registration Num- ber" for income tax pur- poses. Your receipt can be valuable - keep them carefully! For more informa- tion on this and other government program- mes, please contact your nearest Northern Affairs office, located at 2 Gilbert Street, Penin- sula Building, Mara- thon, Ontario. Phone 229-1153 or for areas outside of Marathon, call Zenith 33160. THANK-YOU | wish to extend my heartfelt thanks, for all the Get Well cards and fruit | received when in the Hospital. Your kindness will always be remembered. Annie Niemi. Pays Plat Rossport NORTH SHORE CAB CO. SHUTTLE SERVICE Beginning Saturday, June Sth, 1984 -- Leaving Pays Plat at 9:45 a.m. from the Snowshoe Factory Leaving Rossport at 10:00 a.m. from Mac's Service Station Leaving from Schreiber Voyageur at 2:00 p.m. for return trip to Rossport & Pays Plat $7.00 per person (one way) $14.00 per person (one way) $5.00 per person (one way) $10.00 per person (one way) Anywhere... REG LEVERT OWNER /OPERATOR 824-2000 Anytime... NORTH SHORE CAB CO. 205 Brunswick, Schreiber, Ont. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 13, 1984, page 3. Free Wheelin' It Roller Skating has commenced again for the month of June in the Terrace Bay Arena. Pictured above is Danielle Park and Lisa Sutherland donning their skate to try their hand on the rink. Roller skating times can be found in this week's . Rec News. in honour of Bob Smilsky Collen McParland Saturday June 16th from 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. at the Schreiber Legion Hall Sorry no minors FORD LIGHT TRUCK LEADERSHIP AWARD _ WERE NUMBER ONE! BRENNEN'S FORD MERCURY offers up 0 *1,026.off list price of Special Value option packages for the 17*Annual Explorer series. Cry BRENNEN'S FORD MERCURY Phone 1-800-465-3304 887-2034 Hwy. 17 NIPIGON