The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-29, Page 5•
WEDN.FSDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1915.
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Mr, and Mrs. Jim Paterson of
'Kitchener were Wednesday , ca11-
erf on folks of this vicinity, •
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gros-.
korth arrived home from their
Western. trip :on Tuesday:. They_
-went asfar west as Edmonton.
Gad report the weather very wet
,with some snow.. .
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Jim and Loieu Falconer, Mrs,
Cecil Falconer and Mrs. Art Co•
nin were Thursday visitors with
Charlie„ Falconer of Glamis..
Mr , and Mrs, Ted Evans and;
family of Downsview were holt,
day . visitors this . week withhis
parents; • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans
of Langside. .
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson
and Mrs.. Art Cronin were Friday
visitors with Mr. arid Mrs..itus,-
sel Ritchie. •
Attending .the Liberal meeting
in Port Elgin on Wednesdayfrom
this community w e r e: Wesley
Tiffin, Russel • . Gann t, Dawson
Craig; Andrew Henderson • 'a n d
Jack Aitchison;
Hospitality Belles
T•h e Whitechurch Hospitality
Belles met at the home . of Mrs.
Victor Emerson on Tuesday, ev-
ening ; with ' nine members and
leaders, , Mrs,- Walter Arscott and.
Mrs.- Garnet ;Farrier, present: Va
lerieKing, president, opened the
meeting by all repeating: the -H
Pledge ' in unison. The roll call
was answered with an exchange
o f material .. for t h e. Reference
File.he minutes were read by'
Marie Weber. -It was decided to
have , .t next meeting on'Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Garnet .Farrier. Plans ,were be-
gun for the book covers. The dfs—
cussion was on Informal and• For
mal Teas, The leaders demonStrz
t e d fancy rolled; checkerboard;,
and single sandwiches, the ,set..:.
ting of • a tea table and a boeteas
serving tea and fancy sandwich"-
es.
andwich-es. Group work was ,the making~,
of tea, -Home assignments an
roll call were given. The meeting'
closed with the creed,, ;
tYJ'�°r •fir . ny.
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Mere is What :
,the Can`da Pension: Plan .:
:will do for .people like Robert Martin,
a 55 -year-old skilled tradesman
who'earns $100 a week ($5,200 a year).
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If. Robert works' full time; until age
65.he can look forward to, a
'monthly retirement income of
$104.17 from the Canada. Pension
Plan and $75 from Old Age.
Security --a total of $179.17 a.
month. When his wife, who is
:two years younger•than Robert,'
receives her Old Age Security
pension, the Martins' monthly'
laconic will rise to $254,17. •
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If Robert becomes disabled at age 60,
having contributed for five years,.
he will get a disability; pension 'of
$103.13 a month until he reaches
65 when, his :retirement and Old
Age Security pensions begin.
If Robert dies after contributing for'
three years, his Wife will receive
a widow's pension of $64.06 •
• a month until age 65: From then
oh her widow's pension will
become $62.50' and she Will also
receive the $75 Old Age Security
- pension --a total of $13736 t. . .
q.month,. At the time of Robert's
death, .Mrs. Martin will also be
paid a •ltinlp sum of $500.
All benefits under :the Plan will
maintain their value. The
actual. benefits payable, Will.
probably be higher than those
'given' -here since benefits will •
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be adjusted to meetchanges in
living costs and in wage levels'
before they are paid and changes
in living: costs'after they become.
payable, ;
What wilt the Plan cost you?
If you, like Robert; are employed
and have earnings of $5,200
spread evenly over the year, you
will, commencing.in January,
pay at, the'rate of $1.59 a week
until your contributions for the year
amount to $79.20. `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.
Issued. by .
authority of ,the Minister of
National Health. andWelfare,
Canada, .
The Honourable Judy laMarslf.
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