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Bayfield Bulletin, Oct. 14/65, Page 3
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich
was the scene of a pretty wedding on
October 2nd when Carol Dianne Taylor
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tay-
lor of Goderich became the bride if
George Wayne Davison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. K.K. Dawson of Dungannon.
Rev. G. Lockhart Royal, minister of
the church officiated at the double
ring ceremony.(Photo by R.J. Nephew)
Mr. & Mrs. J.
Elliott & family,
Kitchener, spent
the weekend with
his mother Mrs. W.
R. Elliott. They
visited Mr. W. R.
Elliott, who is a
patient in Westmin
ister Hospital on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. C. La
rson & Karen of
London, spent the
Thanksgiving week-
end with his par-
ents, Mr. & Mrs. R
Larson.
Intellectual: A guy who waits
for the right spots to quote what
bright guys have said.
Mr. & Mrs. Gil-
bert Knight, acorn
panied by their
grandson's Bill an
Gil Latimer, &their
son Ronald & fam-
ily, spent the
weekend at their
cottage on Louisa
St.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed.
Rouse, Jimmy, Ka-
thy, Vicki & Jill
of Welland, spent
the weekend with
the lady's parents
Mr. & Mrs. L.B.Smi
th, with Mr. Glen
Smith, Brantford,
joining them for
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss M. Hodgins,
and Miss M. MacDon
ald spent Friday
until Monday at
the formers summer
home and were join
ed by Mrs. Wurmith
Mrs. McLean, and
Miss E. MacKay,all
of Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. J. R.
Willock spent last
week at their cot-
tage on Bayfield
Terrace, with the-
ir children, Cath-
ie, Douglas & Ain-
slie joining them
for the week-end.
Mr. & Mrs. Bern-
ard Reid of River-
side, were overni-
ght guests of the
”Hutil for Thanks-
giving, Miss Kath-
leen Reid who has
been the guest of
Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Deihl, returned to
Windsor with them
on Monday.
Miss Carrie Dix-
on, Brantford; was
the weekend guest
of Cannon & Mrs.
F.H. Paull at "Cam
bourne Houseu.
If the nation's agricultural
output of 1962 had been produc-
ed by 1939 methods, it would
have cost about $17 billion more
in land, labor, capital and
other resources than the actual
1962 cost.
Social News
(By Mrs. Audrey Bellchamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38)
The Canada Pension Plan
and its benefits
Here is what
the Canada Pension Plan
will do for people like Esther Meyer,
a 50-year-old owner of a small store
who makes $5,800 a year.
Five-year-old Colleen Smith is a
lucky child. She has a book and she
loves it. So? "Too many children
live in homes where books are not
considered important", declares the
Canadian Home and School and Parent
Teacher Federation, which is spon-
soring as a Centennial project a
$ 50,000 public information campaig-
n to combat the problem. The slogan
will be: "Place a book in the hands
of your child".
The Association deplores what it
considers the "distressing number"
of Canadian children denied full
growth of mind and spirit for lack
of books in the home.It's one of the
major causes of drop-outs,they say.
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If Esther continues to earn this
amount from her business
until age 65, she and her husband.
who is disabled and cannot work,
can look forward to a retirement
income of S104.17 from the Plan
and S75 from Old Age Security—
a total of 5179.17 a month.
When her husband receives Old
Age Security, their income will
he 5254.17 a month.
CP B5(:
Should Esther die anytime after
1967. haying contributed until
her death, her husband will
receive a disabled widower's
pension of S64.06 a month until
he reaches age 65. At that time.
or if he is already 65 when Esther
dies, his pension under the Plan
will be S62.50 a month plus
S75 a month Old Age Security.
On the death of his w ife. Mr. Meyer
will also he entitled to a lump sum
payment of S500.
All benefits under the Plan will
maintain their value. The
actual benefits payable will
probably be higher than those
given here since benefits will
he adjusted to meet changes in
living costs and in wage levels
before they are paid and
changes in li‘ ing costs after they
become payable.
What will the Plan cost you?
If, like Esther, vou have self-
employed earnings of S5,S00 a
year. you will pay SI58.40 a year
which is 3.6"„ of S4.400, the
maximum amount upon which
contributions are payable.
Payment will he in instalments in
the same ‘yay you pay your
income tax.
This advertisement is one of a
series which relates some of
the important benefits of the
Canada Pension Plan to
individual circumstances.
Issued by
authority of the Minister of
National Health and Welfare.
Canada.
The Honourable Judy La 1\1 arsh.