HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-01, Page 9•••
WEDNESDAY/. SEPT. ist, 1965
WHITECHURCH
•• ,(10toodelt For Last Weelkj
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Coulter
Spent' Saild4Y with Mr .and. Mrs,
• Angus Falconer of Streetsville.
• We are Pleased 10report Angus
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bas, returned hoine from hospital
.after a knee operation but sorry
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
to "tell that arthritis bas 'set into
• the leg and arm on. that side.
which necessitates a rest period.
•• •Major .and Mrs.. cieorg`e Walker
•of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Walker, Frank .and Divi4 of Van-
couver • and Miss Bertha Walker
of Walkerton were visitors last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walk-
er.,, Mrs. Walker returned on Sat -an o at-
urday to Ottawa with Major and.
Mrs. George Walker.
Stephen and Ross .Caslick of
Wingham yisited a few days this
week with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs, Earl •Caslick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robinson oft,
Minneapolis visited the Robinson.
relatives and at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Elrid Nicho
1 and.on
urday all attended the wedding of
their niece Miss Ann Robinson.
On Wednesday, August 18th a-
round 2Omembers.of Calvin -Brick
journeyed to Goderich and
tOUred& visited .With • Patients at
Ontario Goderich Hospital.. Before
returning home they held their'
Birthday Tea at the Pavilion at
Harbour Park. • Wellesley. •
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On Wingham Bali Diamoiid
Tharsday. night Mildmay Midget
teanl played Whitechurch with .&
score8-5 in favour of 11.11dmay.,
On Sunday afternoon at 2:36
Whitechurch Junior teali, IdaYed
Wdllesley Juniors at Wellesley
with a score 3-2 in favour of White
church who wins the series 'with
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Here is what
the Canada Pension Pra
will do for people
like Thor Andersen, . . , . ..
a farmer who works.for himself
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and makes $4,000 a year.
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The Andefsens are both aged 45
and have no family. If Thor's • '
• earnings continue at $4,000.a year •
until he reaches age 65, he can
• look forward to a retirement , , •
pension of$83.33 a month froin •
*he Plati.Thi% plus the $75 each •
• 11r. and Mrs. Andersen will' •
• receive from ad Age Security,
'will give them a total of $233.33
• a month—equal to 70%. of • ' .
Thoes previous average earnings
if Th or becomes disabled anytime
after 1970, haVing contributed
until his, disability began, he will
get a disability pension"of $87.50
•a ,montli. This will Continue until ,
he‘becomes 65 when he will
receive his retirement and 'Old •
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• All benefits under the Plan will, /•
maintain their Value. The actual ,
benefits payable will probably
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• since benefits will be aftusted to
meet changes in living costs.and.
wage levels before, they are
Age Security pensiO9s. ° • paid..ana changes in liVing costs
after they become spayable.
;1967, having contributed ,•tiritil , What will the Plan coSt you?
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Should Thor die anytime after. • .
his deathc, his wife will receive a
•widow's pension of $56,25
•:a month until 4116 becomes 65.
-Frorit therton she will get $125
'a inontfi.—$50 from, the Plan and
$75 from Old Age Security. At
the time of Thoes death ,
Mrs. Andersen will be entitled
lump Stimpaynieitt of $500.
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• If you, like Thor, in a particulaii
year, have self-employed earnings
of $4,000 you pa,y $122A0
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way you pay income tax., ,
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This adv.ertisement is, one of a
serie. which relates some of
the important benefits of the
Canada Pension, -Plan to
individual circumstances.
• Issuer( by
authority 'of the Minister of
National Health and Welfare,
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• The Honourable Judy LaMarsli.
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