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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
3
In December 1964 the Glenboro Chamber of Commerce began a Christmas Card project inspired by the Souris card. Residents placed money in a glass box attached to a tree in McKay's store, with names on slips. The funds totaled 83.35 dollars and benefited the Senior Home Board. Later the Senior Guild and now the Glenboro Health Auxiliary oversee the effort.
Ottawa introduced RRSPs in 1957 to spur retirement savings. About 30 billion dollars were saved, with rules continually changing. Limits rose to 7500 for self employed in 1976 and 3500 for contributory plans. no increases since 1976. discussion continues into 1983.
The piece explains combining Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, and company pensions may still fall short of pre retirement earnings. It urges supplementing with RRSP withdrawals and outlines options like life or term certain annuities ERIFs or lump sums, stressing tax implications and consulting a financial planner.
The Tiger Hills Arts Association schedules its annual general meeting for January 19 at 7 30 p m in the Holland Community Centre Club Room. Open to all arts interested. memberships available that night. serves multiple municipalities.
Annie Smart reports this week’s birthday wishes for Eddie Barr Florence Gowanlock Georgina Mitchner Shannon Rolfe and Jim Cullen belated get well wishes for Iva McLeod and Verna Notman and Ruth Lalonde. Visitors include Todd Rolfe and a friend to see Jim Rolfe and Michael, Jack and Bertha Sullivan with Ken and Jack Sullivan, Roy and Ada Farough with Lloyd, Eileen and Brock Perry Bev and Linda Farough, Glen and Joanna Farough with Michael, Gordon McLeod with Morley Cullens to Iva McLeod, and a memorial service for Susan Vane’s mother Mrs T Bailey. The Manitoba notes end with a legislative quip about the session opening.
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