until the age of 717

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slightly more money in the near
future. Soon, Revenue Canada will
be computing compound interest
on unpaid taxes or penalties on a
daily basis, rather than on a
quarterly basis.

Those who wish to utilize the
exemption on the first $500 of an
award or prize received in 1985
should take note of another
deadline.

Awards and prizes received after
May 23, 1985 that took the form
of an employment benefit or were
connected with a business that you
worked for, will not be eligible for
the $500 exemption for prizes for
achievement.

During the 1983 and 1984 tax
years, awards of this type were ac-
cepted by Revenue Canada as
qualifying for this exemption. The
tax department had to accept
them, after a court ruled in favor
of a taxpayer who claimed the ex-
emption in November of 1983,

“AWARDS AND PRIZES”

Since then, employers have used
“awards’’ and ‘‘prizes’? as a
means of giving employees a tax-
free benefit.

The $500 exemption can still be
claimed against scholarships, bur-
saries and fellowships.

One final tip on deadlines has to

do with purchasing a Registered
Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP).

For those of you who procrasti-
nated on buying an RRSP until
you became a senior, it’s still not
too late.

It is possible to purchase a Reg-
istered Retirement Savings Plan
(RRSP) up to and including the
year in which you turn 71. But all

the year in which you turn 71.

As fashions for both man and
women clitnb to new body:
revealing heights, so does self-
consciousness. Nothing can ruin
sensual {cooks or destroy con-
fidence, more than bothersome
facial and body hair.

By permanently re. noving hair
with electrolysis, men and
women may never again nave to
face the embarrassing problem
ol excess body hair. Time-
consuming struggles with tem-
Poraty methods such as shaving,
waxing, weezing and depilitories
are eliminated forever. Keep the
summer time look all year round.

Maria Statford
Cartitied Electrologlst
T.A.P.E. B.C. ASS.
North Shore
Electrolysis Clinic
Room 2178 Medical Dental Building
1940 Lonsdale, North Vancouver
980-2022
929-4468 (res.)

With
ROD BUCKHAM SHAUN PHILLIPS
KARYN CARLSON DIANA QUAN
VICTOR MAGNUSSEN ANNE ROSENBERG
DON NELSON NANCY TAYLOR
ALISON NIXON RICHARD WOOD
Directed by DAVID NICKS

APRIL 3, 4, and 5, 1986
8:00 p.m.

St. Andrew's-Wesley Church #
Wortard and Netsony *

Tickets availabte at
VTCICBO outlets

Reservations: 280-4444

SOMA ae

THE CORPORATION OF THE

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NOTICE
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that is the intention of the Coun-  &

cil of The Corporation of the City of North Vancouver, pursuant
to Section 975 of the Municipa! Act, to adopt the following resolu-
tion at the regular Council meeting to be held on Monday, April
14,1986,in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 141 West 14th
Street, commencing at 7:30 F.M.:
“THAT a Temporary Commercial Use Permit be issued to the
City of North Vancouver to permit the following lands to be us-
ed on a temporary basis for public parking purposes:

Lot D, Block 164, D.L. 271

(located on the south side of First Street

between Rogers and Chesterfield Avenues)

Lots 16-23, inclusive, Block 164, D.L. 271

(located on the north side of Esplanade,

between Rogers and Chesterfield Avenues)"
The lands referred to are indicated in heavy outline on the t:.ap
below:

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FIRST ui"

Prom tes

CHE STERFI

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tarts

ACOPY of the temporary use permit may be inspected at the
office of the City Clerk, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver,
B.C., between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to
Friday with the exception of holidays, up to and including April
14, 1986.

B. Hawkshaw, City Clerk
March 19, 1986

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
GARBAGE COLLECTION

Good Friday, March 28, 1986
Easter Monday, March 31, 1986

PLEASE NOTE: Garbage will be picked up as usual on the above dates.

No change in schedule.

RRSPs must mature by the end of

Td

25 - Sunday, March 20, 1986 ~ North Shore News

A KEG SPECIALTY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
nts es

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
IS TIMELESS |

MEMORIES BECOME
PRICELESS

|— VAN DYKE STUDIO—

ARK ROYAL
P SOUTH 922-1327

HOLDER OF MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS AWARD

Jewellery Designer

in Lynn Valley next to the Royal Bank
1253 Ross Rd., N. Vancouver

987-1322

_Lease end Sale

Reg. $3,200. Now 3720. Reg. $1,450. Now $870.

0% . 60%.

on all stock merchandise