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Zone 'winners* the Royal Cam idia* Legion's. Pae*, Essay sold Potter
united are Andrew Cleland, second for pct amt WI* poster and
SbeUy.JebeisOn, is the color poster ruction, Shelly'a.ponter now
advances to the Markt level forJg:The its were presented,
With did! awardariast week (Pat li. pbQto)
Siaagging their praise to Cod are students or the laand District Cbv to Sckool dr1ing their
Chri ti iris concert hdd last Wednesday rimming- (Pat Livingston •pltoto)
unday School concern held at Chalmers
Chakners Presbyterian Church Kathleen •Eliiott's class presented .superintendent presented Beth Ougg:
held theirSundaySchoolc rton . Symbols of Cl�stinas. anted,
a ,gift on .behalf of an
Friday ,evening December 14. Rev. Elena and Emily , sang a ' duet interested person, who believes it is
Neilson was chaizman , for thew accompanied by thou mother, a challenge taattend Sunday school
Hazel Laidlaw's class, ve thei>~'
evening. ; .' .. ... ga.and -haveperfect or .perfect
The Whiten opened•ihe programn F ` Christmas ,attendance the near
skit and showed a video
with
We Christmas aandithe Adven Tice Green
offering and chairman'schildren Away in:a
=Manger.
Candle. Michael kin gave the remarks :followed:
welcome, recitation:• Ryan Elliott gave the closing
Karen Elliott's class presented We. • Christnrias pageant was recitation. -
•are presents to all, Round. • presented ' by ali of the Sunday Santa arrived and gave out all the
givenby gifts and cay bags to the large
Piano insgnurientals were 'School. .
Corey Rintou and Elizabeth Christy, Jean Ross, Sunday School crowd attending.
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Meet Constable Booth
A Windsor native; Constable Jeff
Booth, has been with the Kincar- `.� OP BEAT•
dine OPP closeto three years.,
Kincardine was his first posting.
Constable Booth is a graduate of
the University of Windsor, where
he studied criminology and obtained
his B.A. in Social Sciences..
He and his wife and ttw�o. Children
live in Kincardine. a tovi n he calls
"nice for raising a fanny.°
In addition to his regular duties as
a general law enforcement officer.
Constable Booth is a qualified
breath technician.
In his spare time he enjoys
playing hockey and softball and
quite often can be seen on the ice
sporting a striped sweater, as he
referees minor hockey.
Increases announced in'
Canada Pension. Plan
Over 2.5 million Canada Pension
Plan recipients will have their
benefits increase effective January
T 1991, the Honourable : Perrin
Beatty, Minister of National Health
end Welfare announced recently.
The annual adjustment, which this
year is 4.8 per cent, is based on
=eases in the Consumers- Price
Index; Statistic Canada's cost -of -
living measure.
The Minister also announced
increases forpeople- who become
eligible for t nada Pension Plan
benefits in 1991. Here, too, rates
are increased each year to keep the
benefits in line with general
increases in salaries and wages.
For those who become eligiblefor
benefits .in .1991 the maximum
monthly retirement pension at age
65 Will *be $604.86. A contributor
can begin receiving a retireraent
pension as early as age 60. This
amount 1i11 be reduced for pen-
sions beginning before age 65 and
will be increase for those begin-
ning after age 65.
The maximum amount for a per-
son becoming eligible for a
disability pension in 1991 will be
$743.64 per month while benefits
for disabled contributor's children
and orphans of deceased
contributors wilt be $113.14 per
month per child. Maximum benefits
paid on behalf of contributors who
die in 1991 will be $339.96 for
surviving spouses under age 65 and
$362.92 for surviving spouses aged
65 and over. Survivor benefits are
no longer discontinued on remar-
riage. Those whose benefits were
discontinued on remarriage can
apply to have their benefits
reinstated.
There is also a lump sum death
benefit payable wider the Canada
Pension Plan;. the maximum payable
in
in 1991 will be $ 50. who die
Canada. Pension Plan benefits are
based on a person's actual earnings
and contributions for the period
during which that person could
have contributed to the Plan. There
are yearly minimum and maximum
earnings levels between which
persons contribute, Por ..1991 these
levels are $3,000 and $30,500
respectively. The maximum
contributions are $632.50 for
employees during 1991.
•If you buy an artificial tree, be
sure it is certified as flame
retardant.
•Never freeze chicken or turkey
livers that are to be used in your
stuffing. It makes them tough.