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Seagrave (Continued) Mrs. V. Tait is spending two weeks in Oshawa. She intends to be on time for her only grandson's marriage on Oct. 9. Miss Heathre Demara, Scu- gog spent the week-end with the Wanamaker girls, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carr entertained Mr. and Mrs, Smith, parents of Mrs. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon spent the week-end at home with Aubrey & Marjorie Moon. Special Thank-offering ser- vices were held last Sunday morning and evening with Rev. Cecil Nelson of the Bible Club | Movement Inc. as guest speaker. Mr. Nelson is such a friendly pleasant man we can well see why the school children admire him. Rev. E. McNeil conducted | the morning service and Rev. D. Harris the evening worship. Greenbank choir and male quar- tette led the music for the even- ing. A number of former resi- dents were noticed in the audi- Thursday, Sept. 30, 1965-13 PORT PERRY STAR, ence -- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe, Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Short, Mrs. A. Short and Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Beadle, Port Perry. Then we must not forget Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Reynolds who moved to town just.last week. Greenbank was well represented at the evening service. Next Sunday is an important one in our church. We will ob serve World - wide Communion at the worship service at 10 o'- clock. Mr. Ed. McCaig of Greenbank will be guest speak er at the Rally Day Service. The Canada Pension Plan . and its benefits AN a a A cow wef j Here is what the Canada Pension Plan - ' will do for people like Robert Martin, a 55-year-old skilled tradesman who earns $100 a week ($5,200 a year). * 4 / . [] {A » Eo Gif ; a : 4 a : A If Robert works full time until age If Robert becomes disabled at age 60, All benefits under the Plan will This advertisement is one of a A 65 he can look forward to a having contributed for five years, maintain their value. The ' series which relates some of monthly retirement income of he will get a disability pension of actual benefits payable will the important benefits of the 3 $104.17 from the Canada Pension $103.13 a month until he reaches probably be higher than those Canada Pension Plan to g Plan and $75 from Old Age 65 when his retirement and Old given here since benefits will individual circumstances, 4 Security--a total of $179.17 a Age Security pensions begin. be adjusted to meet changes in 4 » month. When his wife, who is living costs and in wage levels 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 on her widow's pension will become $62.50 and she will also before they are paid and changes in living costs after they become payable. two years younger than Robert, receives her Old Age Sccurity pe pension, the Martins' monthly income will rise to $254.17. rE Issued by i yu? . . What will the Plan cost you? authority of the Minister of : " : Nationa: I receive the $75 Old Age Security If you, like Robert, are employed Pi ctanal Health and Welfare, b . pension--a total of $137.50 and have carnings of $5,200 Honour: : 1 a month. At the time of Robert's spread evenly over the year, you The Honourable Judy LaMarsh. ! death, Mrs. Martin will also be will, commencing in January, 4 'id a lump sum of $500. pay at the rate of $1.59 a week until your contributions for the year N amount to $79.20. Your employer will pay the same amount, CP.65C