CPP and QPP Benefits and 1985 Pension Rates
The column explains that CPP and QPP benefits must be reported as pension income and shares the 1985 rates for survivor and orphan allowances. It notes no $1000 pension income exemption for government plans and compares CPP and QPP figures for lump sums, survivor pensions, orphans, and disability benefits. Mr. Mardon of Investors Group provides context.
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Oe Canada
Quebec
CPP
QPP
Canada
Revenue Canada
New Brunswick
Mardon
Investors Group
Chumah Ladies Club Meets at Peggy Smith Home
The Chumah Ladies Club gathered March 7 at Peggy Smith’s home. Group 3 led worship on Christian Responsibility with readings from Matthew 25 and poems by Helen Steiner Rice and others. Betty Smith presided as president, Laura McLaen reported minutes and a catering price schedule. eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah
Peggy Smith
Janie Lewis
Louise Andrew
Janie
Peggy
Helen Steiner Rice
Betty Smith
Laura McLaen
Local Weed Fair draws crowd and notes on aid
The annual Mini Weed Fair attracted about 123 attendees who heard speeches and discussed highway weed control. A Monsanto representative praised the event, and members donated kitchen items for a Brandon fire victim. Doris Pollock reported finances. regional meetings and Red Cross drives were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag. Rep
Sid
Herman Wehrles
Monsanto
Doris Pollock
Janie Lewis
Edwin Rothine
Phyl Houck
Alex Kirk
Edwin
Marlene Smith
Red Cross
Gwen Douglas
Toling
Murray Kidd
Brandon
Peggy Smith
Vi Smith
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By Harry L. Mardon
McPhail
Norm Olfrey
Circle
Fehr Ways
Pacific Western
Toronto
Vancouver
Rawlings
McPhail Travel
Hamiota
Tues
Thurs
Oak St. Hamiota
OTO Ph
Virden
P.O. Box
Raglan St. W. Virden
Whyte
Craig Whyte
Kenton
Winnipeg
Smith St. Wpg, Man
The
ST. Regis
Hamiota Co-op
Chumah Hall
Home Plate Cafe