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See in-store for fill ' H&R BLOCK 174 Perry St., Port Perry (905) 985-9803 109 Brock St. W. Uxbridge (905) 852-7409 . taxpayer North Durham Hospice seeks volunteers North Durham Hospice is looking _for new volun- teers to help meet the growing needs of individu- als and families who are facing a life threatening ill- ness in the townships of Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge. An 11 week training course for per- spective volunteers or individuals wanting to increase their awareness of issues surrounding death and dying will commence on Thursday, May 3. "Our volunteers can make a tremendous differ- ence providing practical: assistance and emotional support to individuals and is a deduction from tax owing and provided the credit can be used, each receives the same tax relief from a tax credit, regardless of his or her particular tax bracket. families who are facing a wide range of life threaten- ing illnesses," explained Betty Bignell, executive director, North Durham Hospice. However demand for North Durham Hospice Services has increased dramatically over the past number of years. Last year alone saw an increase of almost 20 per cent in the number of client referrals and a staggering increase of 64 per cent in the num- ber of volunteer hours delivered. In order to con- tinue providing the high standard of care and com- passion for which we are The difference between a tax deduction and a tax credit Excerpted with permis- sion from Smart Tax Tips by Grant Thornton LLP, a leading Canadian firm of chartered accountants, management consultants and business advisers. General Bearing Service Inc. 10 Sunray St., Unit 16, Whitby Call 905) 668-9400 or 1-888-827-5882 100% Canadian Owned and Operated DRIVE CLEAN DRIVE C CLEAN DRIVE CLEAN DRIVE CLEAN DRIVE CLEAN renowned, we desperately need to recruit new volun- teers, particularly those who would be available "during the day. 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