14 Mar 1984
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1984
Page
1
Canadian pension reform broadens RRSP credits for small firms and raises the self employed contribution cap to 10 000 in 1985 rising to 15 500 by 1988. Farmers gain a 10 000 tax free gain for each farm year 1972 to 1983 with RRSP credit options. Ottawa avoids doubling CPP contributions and preserves RRSPs amid debates.
The article notes 16 enrollments this year with only 7 expected next year and highlights parental reluctance to teach Ukrainian at home. It documents support for bilingual education, calls for stronger commitment from families, and references efforts by Manitoba Parents for Ukrainian Education in Gilbert Plains Roblin and St. Vladimir's College.
Gloria Kalid promotes Dauphin's Selo Ukraina development near Riding Mountain National Park as a cornerstone for tourism and culture. The project on 145 acres received 4.7 million in grants, employs 150, with Phase One due June 1984, and aims to host Canada's National Ukrainian Festival in 1985.
Corticosteroids are potent anti inflammatories used for various arthritis forms though side effects are significant. Early effects include water retention appetite changes and high blood pressure while long term use risks bone weakening and infection masking. Alternate day dosing and adjunct medications can mitigate harms. Patrick Baker is Director of National Communications and Public Education for The Arthritis Society.
Pastor Gord Stock invites readers to seek Jesus for rest and peace amid marriage troubles low mood or substance issues. He offers personal guidance and provides his phone number 937-8968 for contact day or night.
Visiting with Mrs. Jean Currey for the past week was her daughter Mrs. MacKay of Edmonton. Her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Woodley and granddaughters Lori and Darla of Minitonas visited her on the weekend. The family and close friends arranged a birthday supper at the Saturn Hotel on Sunday. She enjoyed a friendly visit with family and friends.
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