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Social News
By Mrs. Audrey
Attention
Mothers
Attention Mothers
If you are a mo-
ther of a Guide or
a Brownie in the
village of Bayfield
there will be a sp-
ecial meeting in
the Town Hall, Mon
day, Sept. 27-at
8.00 p.m. concern-
ing the future of
Guiding for this
term. Any other
persons interested
in the movement are
most welcome to at
tend.
Mrs. F. Weston
secretary to Ladies
Auxiliary for Guid-
es & Brownies.
Miss Rhea Kruke,
ii.ho owns and opera-
tes 11 The Village
luild”, during the
',Season", has re-
turned to her home
in Dearborn, Mich.
Miss Kathyrn Spa
rks returned to As-
bury College in Wil
more, Kentucky on
Tuesday to resume
her studies.
S/M Percy Renner
held the first meet
ing of the 1965-66
Scouting year on
Tuesday Sept. 14 wi
th nine boys in at
tendance.
Mr. & Mrs. J. B.
Higgins have ret-
urned from a motor
ing trip, during
which they visited
Port Dover & Hamil-
ton where they were
the overnight guest
s of Mr. & Mrs.Wal-
ter Mills, & also
spent sometime in
Brantford visiting
old friends. In Sud
bury they stayed
overnight with cou
sins of Mr. Higgin
s - later going on
to Manitoulin Isl-
and as far as South
Baymouth, spending
the night at Huron
i odge.
The following day
ar. & Mrs. Higgins
took the ferry to
Tobermory and ret-
urned home on Wed-
aesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ar-
mand Manners, Mr.
& Mrs. David Mann-
ers and Deborah,
were at the fPnily
cottage over the
past weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Pearson & Douglas,
London, spent the
weekend at their
cottage. Mr. Pear-
son, a keen angler
was rewarded on
Sunday with a 23,,
Pike caught while
fishing in the Bay
filed river.
Mr. Fred Fraser
returned home on
Tuesday from West
minster Hospital,
London, where he
had been a patient,
Miss Della Lou
Ferguson left on We
for Millar Memorial
Bible Institute,
Pembrun, Sask.
Mrs. Wm. F. Bu-
chan, Dunnville,is
the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Diehl
and Carl E. Diehl,
from Monday to Fri-
day.
Mrs. Leon Duggan
Stratford accomp-
anied by Mrs. A.
Gingras, spent Sat
urday at her lake-
shore cottage.
Miss Dorothy H-
art, London, spent
the weekend at her
cottage.
Rev. A.G. Pease
& Mrs. Pease & the-
ir four sons spent
Friday & Saturday
in the village. ThE
Rev. Pease offici-
at4d at the Porter
Wright wedding on
Saturday in St.And-
rews United Church.
Dennis Logan &
Nigel Bellchamber
who attended U.W.O.
London, last year
have been joined by
Jim Robinson, chile
George Lindsay is
attending the Univ-
ersity of Waterloo.
Mr. & Mrs. T.O.
Logan, London spen
the weekend at the-
ircottage on Howar•
Street.
Mr. & Mrs. James
Irwin, Kitchener,
were in the village
this weekend.
Mrs. George Hop=
spent Saturday &
Sunday in Burling-
ton. On Sunday she
attended a family
dinner held in hon-
our of her sister,
Mrs. Pearl Sharpe,
who was celebrating
her 81st birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. R. E.
Ashton, of London,
were at their cot-
tage this weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. E.J.
Reid, who have bee
in Detroit for the
past two weeks re-
turned to the vill-
age on Monday, ac-
companied by Mr. &
I I rs. L. B. Smith,
ho had been their
uests.
Mr. & Mrs. Har-
old Kilty, 'sling
ton called on Mrs.
Carl E. Diehl one
day last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Char-
les Scotchmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd
Scotchmer, and Les
Elliott, left for
Malton on Saturday
where they joined
a party of Lions
Club members on a
charted flight to
Europe.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Anderson & family
of Science Hill,
spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Ed. Sturge-
on.
Mr. & Mrs. G.
Whelan of London
spent the week-end
with Mr. & Mrs. J.
O. Hughes.
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Assuming that Huguette does just
this, her contributions to the
Plan will benefit her in several
ways. For example, if she works
only for another five years,
at age 65 he will receive a small
retirement pension of $8.38 a
month in addition to her $75
a month Old Age Security.
Through her husband's
contributions to the Plan, should
he die when they have three
CP.55c
young children, Huguette would
_receive a widow's pension
of $57.81 a month plus $25 a
month for each child—a total of
$132.81 a month. She would also
receive a lump sum payment
of $500.
At age 65, based upon both her
own and her husband's
contributions she would receive a
pension of $57.53 a month plus
$75 a month Old Age Security—
a total of $132.53.
If she decided to supplement her
income at any time by returning
to work, she could still receive
the widow's and orphan's
benefits, could substantially
increase her retirement pension,
and could also ensure her
entitlement to a disability pension
if she became disabled.
All benefits under the Plan will
maintain their value. The
actual benefits payable will
probably be higher than those
given here since benefits will be
adjusted to meet changes in
living costs and in wage levels
before they are paid and changes
in living costs after they become
payable.
What will the Plan cost you?
If you are employed and, like
Huguette, have earnings of
$2,938 spread evenly over the
year, you will pay at the rate of
810 a week. Your employer
will pay the same amount.
This advertisement is one of a
series which relates some of
the important benefits of the
Canada Pension Plan to
individual circumstances.
ssued by
authority of the Minister of
National Health and Welfare,
Canada,
The Honourable Judy LaMarsh.