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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1990
Page
14
The Manitoba mall walking program lets people stroll before store hours in malls. Roblin hosts the Footloose event at the Drop-In Centre with smooth surfaces, no participation cost, progress log books, and weather no barrier.
News from Crocus Court: residents and families celebrated with music and treats. Santa brought joy, and Rose Arndt won the Christmas Cake. Tony Huta aided as ticket seller. Handivan fund draw raised $695.50 with prizes donated by Earl Ward and Mary Wildeman.
The Evangeline Rebekah Lodge met October 25 with nine absentees due to Installation of Officers in Gilbert Plains. Jennifer Wagner’s UN Pilgrimage for Youth application was forwarded to the committee. Rose Gerega reported Hospital Aid and Fall Fun Fair success. At the November 8 meeting Irene Folwark described Hazel Ford’s improved health. A Remembrance Day tableau honored departed members.
Sixteen members attended the November 22 meeting as readings on Friendship Love and Truth and on Faith Hope and Charity were recited. Isabel Stewart read In Flanders Fields and a prayer closed the tableau. A bake sale and a donation to Winnipeg’s Christmas Cheer Board were mentioned along with plans to collect items for Fire Fighters Food Hampers.
Effective January 1991 the maximum Old Age Security pension increases to 354.92 monthly from 351.41. GIS for single pensioners climbs to 421.79 from 417.61, and low income married couples rise to 274.73 per spouse from 272.01. Spouse's Allowance for needy 60 to 64 couples grows to 629.65 from 623.42, and Widowed Spouse's Allowance increases to 695.14 from 688.26.
The federal government announces a January 1991 increase in National Health and Welfare Family Allowances to 33.93 per month for children under 18, up from 33.33, with Alberta and Quebec adopting provincial variations. The notice also notes a 1990 Child Tax Credit up to 575 per child and an extra 203 for each child age six and under with no child care expenses claimed.
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