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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-03-09, Page 25PEPSI DIET, MOUNTAIN DEW, PEPSI FREE OR PEPSI FREE SUGAR FREE PEPSI -COLA 750 mL BOTTLE PLUS DEP. KRAFT PLAIN CHEEZ WHIZ 2.3 500 g JAR 3 WESTONS WAGON VARIETIES WHEELS 350 g CTN. WESTONS 1882 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675 g LOAF 79' MOTTS FROZEN APPLE JUICE 12.5 oz. TIN f.19 GREEN GIANT SLICED GREEN BEANS FRENCH GREEN BEANS 1 Kg PKG. 2.49 BLUE BONNET COLOURED MARGARINE 3 Ib. SIZE 2.59 GREEN GIANT POLY PEAS, CORN OR MIXED VEGETABLES 1 Kg PKG. f.99 SWANSON CHICKEN STICKS 12's IN 340 g PKG. 2.69 SWANSON CHICKEN BURGERS 4's IN 284 g PKG. GREEN GIANT FANCY LIBOYS SPAGHETTI WITH CHEESE IN TOMATO SAUCE, ZOOQLES OR CORN NIBLETS ALPH GETTI 12 Oz. TIN HOUSECLEANING SUPER SAVINGS avEx \ TIDE BLEACH DETERGENT 1 3.6 LITRE JUG 1 6 LITRE 2.4 Kg 143 9 079 OUR REG. $2.13 OUR REG. $5.23 FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 5 LITRE JUG 3.9f„ ENDUST DUSTING AID 200 g AEROSOL 239 WINDEX GLASS CLEANER 600 mL WITH TRIGGER f.69 SPIC 8 SPAN CLEANER ONE LITRE SIZE 2.19 WINDEX GLASS CLEANER 900 mL REFILL MR. CLEAN LIQUID CLEANER 1.5L BOTTLE 3.49 WINDEX GLASS CLEANER 570 g AEROSOL 79 COMET POWDERED CLEANSER 600 g 99° SHAMPOO HEAD & SHOULDERS 2 VARIETIES 350 mL 3.59 EASY -OFF OVEN CLEANER 400 g SPRAY f.99 ZERO COLD WATER WASH 455 mL 2.19 SCOPE MOUTHWASH ONE LITRE 3.99 BRUNSWICK . BYE THE SEA CHUNK LIGHT SARDINES 4 VARIETIES TUNA 92 g TIN IN OIL 6.5 oz. TIN TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE REGULAR STYLE OR DECAFFEINATED 8 oz. SIZE 2.49 2.79° 1.19 6.49 WESTONS BUTTER HORNS 6's - 2 VARIETIES 99" FRESH BANANA CAKE 16Oz 189 FRENCH OR VIENNA BREAD 16,oz. LOAF 2/1 PLAIN DOZ. ENGLISH MUFFINS % I9 WE WILL BE PLEASED t0 SERVE YOU IN: HANOVEROlson CV le* Street II nights %rook dd 9170 MAXWELL HOUSE ROASTED COFFEE 369 g PKG. 2.89 ENCORE INSTANT COFFEE WITH CHICORY 8 oz. SIZE 4.99 NEILSONS ASSORTED POPSICLES 12's 145 NEILSONS VENETIAN VANILLA ICE CREAM 2 L 3,39 SEALTEST LIGHT 11' LIVELY COTTAGE CHEESE 500 9 1.39 WESTONS BRAN MUFFINS s, 1.15 2 VARIETIES BICK'S PICKLES .. 2.19 POPULAR SNACKBREAD 200g 1.19 CATELLI PASTAS 3 VARIETIES 1 kg CTN. 99" ONE MINUTE, OR QUICK QUAKER OAT$ 1.25 kg CANADA "A" GRADE LARGE EGGS ALL WHITE DOZ. ALL POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES REG. OR KINGS 20's OR 25's CARTON *MINING HEALTH AND WELFARE CANADA ACVISES TEAT DANGER TO HEALTH INCREASES WITH AMOUNT SMOKED AVOID INHALING CAMPBELLS CHICKEN NOODLE OUR OWN PRIVATE LABEL KETCHUP ONE LITRE f.89 BRIGHTS APPLE JUICE FANCY PURE 48 oz. TIN 1.19 STOKELYS KIDNEY BEANS DARK RED OR N. ORLEANS 19 oz. TIN f.39 79t CATELLI SPAGHETTI SAUCE TOMATO - 28 oz. TIN 1.19 BIRDSEYE FROZEN AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 12 oz. 89 DIETRICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT ROLLS 12's 99 PHILADELPHIA BY KRAFT CREAM CHEESE 250 g ass PRIVATE LABEL COFFEE CREAMER 500 g 1.79 3 VARIETIES HAIRSPRAY ADORN 200mL 1.69 '' 2 VARIETIES INSTANT SYRUP MILKMATE 350 mL 1.39 PURE WELCHS GRAPE JUICE 2 VARIETIES 40 oz. 2.39 2 VARIETIES CLARKS BEANS 14 oz. TIN 69" MEADOW GLEN MUSHROOMS PIECES & STEMS 10 oz. TIN 69' CAMPBELLS SOUPS CREAM O1 CHICKEN CHICKEN RICE CHICKEN NOODLE 2:89# WELCHS PRUNE NECTAR 40 oz. JAR 2.39 ZEHRS COUPON HOMO - 2% - SKIM 3 QT. FRESH MIL LIMIT ONE COUPON ' ER BAG 75# °FF COUPON EXPIRES TUES. MAR. 15 REDEEMABLE ONLY IN WINGKAM 3 LiSTOWEL ELMIRA 232 Ambo, M. se. Open Wad.. Thom and Fri eorenAraie LISTOWELNein $S Wedase Aero N Wed , Thum End Fri. •ooenrnga FERGUS Tooror St *. Opera Wed.. ftwse, end Fri evenings VWINGHANI Caonar of No 4 end SI Hamm Open Mute Fri es^ergotw Crossroads -March 9, 1983 -Page 9 Who must file tax returns. When the ancient Egyp- tians paid taxes that helped fill the coffers of the wealthy Pharaohs, `the concept of a tax system that could benefit a country's citizens was still several thousand years away. And although these early taxpayers probably didn't have to struggle with an annual income tax return, today that annual springtime ritual often means cash for people who file a return, even when they have no in- come tax to pay. This year more than 15 million people across the country will fill out tax re- turns, some reporting in- come, but others simply claiming one of the many credits available through the tax system. Who are the people who must file tax returns and who are the ones that, while not obliged to file, will bene- fit if they do? There are two types of people who must file federal tax returns: those' who have taxable income and anyone who is requested by the tax department to file. People with taxable in- come, no matter what the source, must report their in- come and pay any taxes ow- ing. Since most people whose income is from salary or wages will have had their in- come tax deducted during the year by their employers, the majority of tax filers ex- pect a refund when they file their tax returns. In addition to people who have income to report or who are requested to file, there are those who stand to bene- fit from filing a return even if he or she has no taxable in- come. For example, a person who has received no income other than family allowance payments may obtain the Child Tax Credit by complet- ing a tax return and Schedule 10. An individual may also file a return and benefit from certain provincial 1,tax credits. Examples of these include the Alberta renter assistance credit and the On- tario and Manitoba property tax credit. Some taxpayers may benefit from certain other provisions when they file their tax returns. Students who have worked part-time may wishto take advantage of certain education deduc- tions. A student who attends a designated institution and is enrolled in a qualifying educational program may claim an education deduc- tion of $50 for each academic month. This claim must be supported by a certificate issued by the educational in- stitution. However, courses. for which the student re- ceives an allowance, benefit, grant or reimbursement of expenses (other than money received from a relative or award money) do not qualify for the education deduction. If you have reached age 65, you are entitled to claim the age exemption. If you spouse is also 65 and has no taxable income, you may claim all or part of his or her age exemption. Similarly, if your wife or husband is eligible for certain other deductions, such as the pension income deduction or, interest, divid- ends and capital gains deduction and has no taxable income, you may claim the unused portion on your tax return. Whether, as a taxpayer, you are filing a return be- cause you must or because you have chosen to do so, you are participating in a self- assessment system which is considered one of the most economical and most ef- ficient methods of collecting taxes. A James Ray sentenced James Earl Ray was sen- tenced to prison on March 10, 1969, after pleading guilty to Dr. Martin Luther King's murder. Stationery Supplies • 1" and 1 '/2' binders • Corrasable bond paper • Fine bond finish type- writer paper • Typewriter erasers & ribbons • Apsco staplers & staples • Variety of Bic pens • Felt tip regular, giant, fine, kingsize, extra fine markers • Bristol board The Listowel Banner Oe Listowel, Ont.