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Mrs. Heat ker Hutiedge rangy
Iwo selections with Mrs.
Munnin s at the fano while
waiting fordarkness tO $hag
the film, '*fie Gospel Roa,"
a story of -Jesus sung and told
by Johnny Cash. The ladies of
the Fellowship Bible Chapel
served lunch ilthe•hall, while
everyone enjoyed a visit and
meeting new faces. Next
Sunday another good film
based on the life of a young
'girl told by her mother will be
shown.
lean -Metey, a resident of the Maitland Manor Nursing home, is one of Huron's oldest
citizens and this week celebrated tier 101st birthday with a small gathering of relatives.
Born August ."J, 1875 in Seaforth, she was the daughter of John Campbell and one of 11
children. She was raised in Seaforth and taught elementary school there for three years
beginning in 1899. She *tarried in 1911, moving to the farm of her husband, Robert
McKinley, near Goshen which is just north of Zurich in Stanley Township. The cen-
tenarian says her longevity is due to many practices she observed including clean living.
(staff -photo)
Seat belts reduce traffic deaths
% Ontario's mandatory seat
belt law and lower speed limit
regulations continue to have a
dramatic effect on the
/number, of motorists killed
and injured in traffic ac-
cidents, Transportation and
Communications Minister
James Snow said this week.
"There were 66 fewer
drivers and passengers killed
and 6,765 fewer injured in
motor vehicle accidents
during the first six months of
this year, compared to the
same period a year ago," Mr.
Snow said.
"Considering the death and
injury toll has been on the
increase for a number of
years, I' m certainly en-
couraged by these figures,"
he stated. "It's obvious the
legislation is helping to
reduce the carnage on our
streets and highways. 1 hope
the trend continues."
Statistically, 445 drivers
Separate hoard, .....
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boards to finance all other
costs (except taxes) as before
oegardiess of wealth.
+ It will permit the
variable degree to which
school boards are required to
purchase future school sites
in growth areas.
+ It may permit the con-
tinuation of the operation of
Catholic high schools and
private schools where
parents have been willing to
make a financial com-
mitment for the education
alternative.
+ It will provide for the
recovery of taxes paid by the
province on schools and
school sites, when and if
converted for other purposes.
The proposed provincial
property tax reforms will
• force school boards to pay
C'AOLE
SUTHERLAND
Office Manager
Clinton Branch
Ontario Mtltor League
and passengers were killed
over the first six months of
this year compared to 511 a
year ago, a " drop of 12.9
percent.
The number of drivers and
passengers injured is down
18.4 percent. Altogether,
30,022, people were hurt in
traffic accidents through the
first six months of 1976, .
compared to 36,787 in 1975.
The total number of ac-
cidents is down, slightly --
99,164 this year. compared to
100,057 in 1975.
The residents of the
counties of Huron and Bruce
are served by the district
office at° 546 N.Christina
Street, Sarnia, Ontario, N7T
5W& Phone (519) 344.5229.
There are two local offices
in the area. at: Federal
Building, ^ 35 East St.,
Goderich, Onitario; Open
every Wednesday from 9:30
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Phone 524-
6588; and: Federal Building
100 Scott Street, Walkerton.
Ontario. Open every Thur-
sday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. Phone 881-0871.
The following is one of the
most often asked questions of
Canada Pension Plan.
+++
(Q) I will be 65 years of age
in March 1976. I have worked
and made maximum con-
tributions to the Canada
Pension Plan since it began
January 1, 1966. 1 plan to
retire on November 30, 1976.
Should I apply for a
retirement pension now, or
can 1 lI crease it by con-
tributing,
o -
tributin until I retire in
Novemb'r?
(A) Beginning on January
1, 1966, and for a ten-year
period, retirement pensions
gradually increased , until on
Januak-y 1, 1976, maximum
pensions, based on a con-
tributor's • maximum ear-
nings; became payable for
the first time. Only under
exceptional circumstances
would it be to a person's
advantage to contribute
beyond age 65.
For those reasons, it vlouid
berto Your advantage to apply,
for a retirement,pension prior
to the end of . March for a
pension ' payable in April.
Assuming you did not apply
until you retire in November,
your 'pension, beginning in
December, would be about
$154 a month, the same as it
would have been in April, had
you applied in March. The net
effect would be a loss of $154 a
month from April to
November or 8 x 9154
equalling $1,232, plus your
contributions paid during that
period.
If you have further
questions on this point, please
contact your Canada Pension
Plan District Office at
Canada Pension Plan, 546
North Christina St., Sarnia,
tliitarto N7T 5W6 or phone
519-344-5229.
Personals
The Holmesville com-
munity extends their sym-
pathy to Mrs. Wm. Cox on the
death of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brand
and family visited with Mrs.
Brand's mother Mrs, Joanne
Van SchyndelOf Dundas.
Diana Brand and Jackie
Brand have been exchange
4H'ers goin o Pennsylvania.
to nem mat Mrs. Elmer'
`otter li r hole frotn
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Huss, art
h k om their holiday's in
the no h.. Mr. and Mrs. Doug
gran are eek from their
holiidys to Florida and
lisneyworld,
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Brownof
Willowdale spent the
weekend, with Mr. and Mrs.
Marry Cudmore.
to or o the ;gam
Recelni y a Mc M ys: in9
rem ur Ord d Opp to for
nice visit. 'dice to heat' at
Doris Purdue Ctarenc+
Pu's ghter-tolair, .
now home is n froru
Victoria Hoalldaspitau-
l.
1 would like to say.thank
yoto who_ have
phoning and giving me new
on Holanesville, so please ,t,
keep calling!
Karen Jantzi is away
visiting with Tom and Shirley
Leak and girls in Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jantzi
and Beverly along with Joan
and John and Scott Koetsier.
have been away on holidays
in Parry Sound.
Speaking with one mother
this morning, she says she
will be glad when school '.
opens, perhaps some of the
children will be also.
Amanda Snell has been
spending a few days as a
guest ofMary Jean Betties.
property taxes on 50 percent
of all schools and school
properties with the promise
that this additional cost, from
which they are currently
exempt, will be returned in
the form of provincial grants.
However. concerned that
these provincial grants will
not fully compensate for the
additional tax cost levied
against the board, Mr. Lane
prepared the brief on behalf
of the board.
For Your Convenience.
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