07 Nov 2006
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 2006
Page
1
The Canadian government announced two pension relief measures for seniors. The Age Credit rises by 1000 to 5066, and pensioners will be allowed to split income starting 2007, lowering taxes for many couples with qualifying pension income.
A correction clarifies Irene Elder and Isobel Stewart did not start the Fun Fair. They helped launch it about 30 years later, while the auxiliary has operated in Roblin for 58 years, with staff apologizing for the mix up in the front page photo caption.
The Boissevain and District Chamber of Commerce schedules a Sunday fall supper as the first step in addressing community health care concerns. Proceeds go to the local health care professionals recruitment fund to attract new doctors and nurses through return for service agreements.
To mark 30 years, the Neepawa Kin Club hosted a tractor drive on Oct 23 at the former Co op Car Wash. A 1947 Case DC4 navigator completed seven laps on a set route before the tractor ran out of fuel.
Melita welcomes Rolling Spokes a subdealer run by Sandra Morris and her husband Ably. The store offers walkers canes scooters and reachers with no set hours by appointment only. Deloraine Times Star reports Turtle Mountain Credit Union donated 10000 to health programs in Boissevain and Deloraine.
A small voter turnout in Russell produced a status quo result as about 44 percent of eligible voters backed the sitting council. Mayor Merril Kiliwnik retained his position by acclamation.
Parkland Regional Recycling will offer door-to-door bi weekly pickup in Gilbert Plains and Grandview in the new year. The Grandview recycling depot stays open for town and rural residents. Estimated annual costs are 10000 dollars in Grandview and 5000 dollars in Gilbert Plains.
DAUPHIN CARPENTRY students gain hands on work with plans and materials donated by the Dauphin Consumers Co op Building Centre to construct a 900 square foot two bedroom cottage. The cooperative effort supports practical training and local industry collaboration.
A 23-year-old Swan River woman Erica Bighead died after being struck by a northbound semi trailer on PTH 10 near Swan River. She was walking in the middle of the highway in dark clothing and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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