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SIMILAR CHARTS COV ERING FOLLOWING YEARS WILL BE PUBLISHED LATER.
The Parliament of Canada has amended the Old Age Security Act.
Over the next live years the age at which the Old Age Security
pension becomes payable is to be gradually reduced-to 65. Eligibil-
ity for pension is subject to certain residence requirements.
In Janury, 1966 the Old Age Security Pension of $75 a month will
be payable to those aged 69; in 1967 to those aged 68; in 1968 to
those aged 67; in 1969 to those aged 66; in 1970 and thereafter to
those aged 65.
How to apply
You may obtain an Old Age Security application form at your local
Post Office. Persons who are not in Canada may obtain an appli-cation form by writing to the Regional Director of Old Age Security
in the capital city of the province in which they formerly lived.
Published by
the Depart/bent of Natioual Health and Welfare
by authority of
the Minister, The Honourable Judy LaMarsh
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CHARLES R. HANBSTON
Charles ichard kirligsrai77g:
father of Mrs. Low (tooralue)
Oakley, 40 lillizaheth St., died
Saturday in Toronto where he
had lived for the past 50 Miro.
Born in 13russels, Ont., he was
descended from one of the UM.
Mal families to settle in Morris
Township.
Surviving besides Airs. Oak.leY,
ara his wife, the Omar 211xlene
McMillan; a second daughter,
W. K. (Butt) Voss, Thorold,
and five grandchildren. Jane and
Mary Lou Oakley, and Barry,
Susan and Peter Voea.
The funeral, service was held
from the filurner and Fetter
cbapei. Interment was in Glen-
dale 1VIemoria.1 Gardens.
MEMBERS ATTEND
ANNUAL TB MEETINGS.
Members of Huron. and. Perth
TB Associations who attended
the annual Ontario TB Associa-
tion and annual Canadian TB
,Association meetings in Toronto
Were: G. A. Watt, Blyth, presi-
dent of ll.n.ron County TB Asso-
ciation; Airs. D. C. Cornish, Sea-
forth, (.1.a)rinah and secretary of
the . Seal Sale Committee; D.
Rae, tztratford, a director of OTA
and elected vice-president OTA;
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Davis Strat-
Jzd, who received citations and
life m.emberships in CTA for. 1.ti
Years of work for the conttol and
eradication of TB; O. W. Leach,
Stratford, Perth county's OTA
representative 164-06; Airs. Rae
McDonnell, public health nurse,
St. Marys; Mrs. IL J. Qkabani,
strattord, Seal Sale secretary,
and Mrs. Beryl Davidson. ex- •
ecuti , sferetary for both assoe-
lations.
Dr. .1. C. Ross, of Joderich,
was elected honorary ace- presi-
ent of the Ontario Association
Dr. Ross has retired from the
local association this year after
many years of constant support.
ttRuSSELS CiAKIJk'NET-Th.b
Second Meeting
The second meeting of the
BiTussels Uardenettes was held at
7:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
H. Devries,
The meeting was opened with
the 4-11. Pledge and was followed
by tne roll call "Why I Plan to
Grow a Garden". The minutes o4
the last meeting were read by
Gerda Fxel. The next meeting:
is to be on June 1st. 1965. The
book covers were discussed.
The discussion was on (1) Prep-
aration of Soil"; (2.) Planting the
Garden, Including the Succession
of Crops"; (3) "Cultivation and
:Watering": (4) Production of
Young Plants for Transplanting"
and (6) "Plower Planting and
Care".
In the group work portion of
the meeting the leaders asked
about any problems with the
seeds pArchased and the plans
or the gardens. The home assign-
ments were discussed and the
meeting was closed with "0,
Canada".
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