10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, April 17, 1969

Tips on Preparing Income Tax

This income tax column has been prepared by the Penticton district office, De- partment of National Reven- ue, Taxation. The questions used are common ones, and the ariswers usually straight- forward.

However, unusual cir- cumstances sometimes alter the answer. If your question isn't answered here, or in the Income Tax Gulde, write Na- onal Revenue, Taxation, 251 Nanaimo Ave., Penticton, for free advice.

By Roy E. Steele Public Relations Officer Penticton Taxation Office

1. Q. I paid $1,500 in all- mony to my former wife last year. Can I claim all this or

just the married exemption; of $1,000?

A. Provided it qualifies under the Income Tax Act, you may deduct the whole 1,500. There is no dollar limit on the amount of ali: mony that may qualify for de- duction from income.

2. Q. Is the reserve por- tion of a patronage dividend taxable?

A. Yes, both the cash and reserve portion must be included in income except in cases of consumer goods.

3..Q. My refund was de- layed last year because I did not attach a proper receipt for tuition fees to my return. What kind of receipt is re-

quired and what should it say?

A. Most educational in- stitutions in Canada issue a

one you attach to -your re-

This receipt will show the period covered by the tui- tion fees and will’ say what part of the fees qualifies for deduction. (Not fees pai educational institutions qualify). It does not matter when the fees were paid but bie may not claim’ tuition ées covering a period longer than 12 months commencing

in the taxation year. r example, if you have

Fo | valid receipts for tuition fees the last hi

The Scene Al. -. KINNAIRD JUNIOR:

alf of 1967,

*|the first and last halves of

SECONDARY SCHOOL

first half of

1968 or your fees for the last half of 1968 and the first half of 1969.

On the last afternoon of the = Eas rr

ie Ove reunderbids: followed close-

jaguars. g is a list of the Performances in to the

Second — Judy Allingham, piano solo.

Panthers: First — Dog

Second —

on, gym-

u a és the (parallel

ars. Gerry Hoodicoff, gym-

nastic routine on the Reh

bar.

judges’ decision.

Thunderbirds: First — Wayne Ostoforoff and Ann Evdokimoff singing “Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” with Wayne on the guitar. Second — Richard Thwaites, guitar solo “Those Were the Days.”

Jaguars : First — Man- uel Garcia, ica solo.

First — Law- rence Gordon, clarinet solo. Second — Gerry Mosby, gui- tar solo.

The three ‘top perform- ance” honors went to Wayne Ostoforott and Ann Evdoki- moff, Manuel Garcia and Judy Allingham.

Special mention was giv- en to Gerry Mosby for wae

of

You may not claim in 1968 tuition fees paid for 1967, even though you filed no return for 1967.

A. This is true’ in certain circumstances. There are many. points to be considered in this regard and it.may:be wise to seek professional ad-

your Taxation Office.

5. Q. I am supporting a brother who is attending uni- versity. Can I claim him as a dependent?

A. If his income for 1968

ASLO FOR

guitar playing. Bi

Throughout, the judges had emphasized that the im- portant factor was audience Tiainment, suitability ot

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was not more than $950 and no one else claims him as a dependant you may claim ex- amption for any amount you contributed to his support up

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yo will have to agree ‘among yourselves how the $550 ex- emption be divided

q|among you.

Midget Rep Team Wins the Sammy Saprunoff Trophy

The Midget Reps and Juv- eniles completed a successful hockey season with the Mid- get Reps winning: the play- off series two games to one to capture the Sammy Sap- runoff trophy. 2

Top goal-getter of the 21 games played was John -Hor- coff with 20 goals and 8 as-

1 (sists to his credit,

Final. standings, of the Midget Reps are as follows: John Horcoft ; 28 Ed_ Bradford Phil Koochin

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* Juvenile Standings: Popoff Walter Popoff Dave Chernoff ith Allin; Fred Tomilin Graham Baird Neil Pereverzoff Bosse

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ARROW DAM TROPHY was awarded recent- ly to the Redwings for winning the Pup house league hockey play-offs following thelr fourth place standing in the season's play. Castlegar minor hockey president Mike Laur- iente is shown presenting the Arrow dam

each player received a small keeper repli

68 season. — Pup Division Photo

trophy to'team captain John Makavofé.. As| backward’ , winners of the 1968-69 Pup division play-offs

donated by the coaches from the Arrow dam as original sponsors of the award in the 1967-

Education Costs Were’ Major Topic For Convention’

Education finance,. and the serious effects of the pro- vincial government education finance formula on seven dis- tricts in the province where referenda for operating. costs were. defeated were

m|rict were Nelson ‘Allen, local . seroclatlony president and in’ Vanderpol, agree.

ments chairman. eee Federation president ‘Tom Hutchison set the tone of. the

sald, in his presiden-

me tial address at: the opening session -of the — convention, that the education finance

formula was a “giant” step “At a ‘time when individ. ca ich are:

ich tice and which. takes, as justification;

New Sawmills and. Modernizing Of Piants Being Planned in B.C.

9.5: billion board feet

ns. 2 , He said the increase New mills are scheduled | production is very small new sat and modernize} erik present plants.

Gordon Draeseke, Council|sion or modernization of mills|tions would help the p

lumber annually by 1975.” *

rt) relation to world markets but Expan-|that it and other future addi-

and

the holding down of costs,” he said.

He added that teachers

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1969

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In 1967, estimated 7.8 billion board | pansion in the lumber ‘sector |for which world statistics are | th,

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tion. Another factor determin- ing top choices was stage

mann

complete naturalness and un- affectedness of the top win- ners, Wayne and Ann.

Garry McKee was adjudg- ed the best master of cere- monies.

Panthers were congratu- lated on having given the

best performance in the Fin- ale.

Mr. Lind, in expressing his pleasure at the good work done by the students, said he hoped some of the perform- ers would enter the next dist- rict talent show and thus further their accomplish- ments,

er, The judges liked the|cil in

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Aiso-in 1967, he said, British Columbia's total lum- ber exports of 5.6 billion fhm were 3.4 per cent of world

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