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Nov. 17, 1964 'When the Minister of Health and Welfare made her state- ment in the House of Commons regarding the Canada Pension Plan, she dwelt on the provi- sions for adjustment to the present Old Age Pension. She announced at the Resolution REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT By Michael Starr, M.P. stage that the Bill itself would provide that all future old age security pensions will be pegged to the cost of living index and will increase automatically if living costs increase. The Minister went on to say that the Government hoped that this will provide, mot only a greater measure of security, but will also protect the real value of the pension dollar for Can- ada's million-odd pensioners, This sounded very noble and acceptable until copies of the Bill appeared. The Bill pro- vides that the Canada Pension Act shall come into Force on January 1st, 1966. Payment under this Act will commence on January 1st, 1967. The shocking provision for present Old Age Pensioners is that payments based on cost of liv- ing index will not be made until January 1st, 1968. These will be based on the experience of the year 1967 only, on the basis thati it will not be less than 1% and not more than 2%. What it means in effect is that Old Age Pensioners can- not expect any increases until 1st January, 1968. They could then receive an increase of 76 cents a month if the cost of living had gone up 1% in the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC EST 7 09144 EST 7 09164 EST 7 09174 Canada Packers Limited is requesting consumers to imme- diately return KLIK Luncheon Meat with any of the following codes indented in the tops of the tins: EST 7 09214 EST 7 09234 EST 7 09254 NO TINS WITH ANY OTHER NUMBERS ARE AFFECTED EST 7 09284 EST 7 10054 EST 7 10224 - a EN i ro) | - i =F 4 3S yr ~~ EE) Ar 2200 ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST TORONTO 9, ONT. Consumers in Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces who have purchased KLIK since September 14th and who are in possession of any tins bearing these codes are asked to immediately return them to their retailers for replace- ment or refund. Tins embossed with EST 7A, EST 7B, or EST 7D are not involved as they were produced at other plants and are in no way affected. The recall of these tins is a precautionary measure which has been taken because spice units, supplied to the Com- be pany and used in the production of KLIK Luncheon Meat at one plant, contained less than the normal quantities of one of the curing ingredients. The effect of a smaller than normal quantity of this at curing ingredient has not been clearly established by food oh scientists. KLIK is cooked during the canning process, however, curing ingredients are added in the spice mixture to assure its long-term keeping qualities. The best scientific opinion indicates that the risk of impaired keeping qualities is small, but may exist. There- fore, there is a small chance that the product could deterio- rate and might then cause serious illness if eaten. All KLIK presently on retailers' shelves has been care- fully checked by company employees to ensure that it is not from the lots in question. RETAILERS --Your cooperation in accepting return of this product is requested. A Company representative will be contacting you. : 8 CANADA PACKERS LIMITED year 1967. If the cost of living has increased by more than 1%. the Old Age Pensioners can expect an increase up to $1.50 per month. If the cost of living does not increase during the year 1967, then the Old Age Pensioners will not receive an increase, This is a terrible blow to the Old Age Pensioners of Canada and a great deal of opposition will be exercised by the Mem- bers of other parties in .the House of Commons. The Leader of the Official Opposition announced in the House of Commons that his party are most desirous that a RLS AN SR AF CTA LH EX ENE RA RSV ALN SO UR MY BC a Sk 3 POR 2 VA vw ARIE EA Yibise Lon RAL 'tid i RTE HBR a LES al Ba CS I limited legislative program be completed before the end of this Session. He cited as the essen tial items in that program, the Canada Pension Plan, the Lab- our Standards Act, the Redis- tribution Bill and the Estimates. These matters, he said, ought to have top priority. But the Official Opposition was not prepared to pay, as the price for disposing of the flag ques- tion, the sidetracking of any of the legislative items which he had mentioned. Quite a num- ber wish to express themselves on the new design recommended by the Committee and should be given that rightful opportunity. Last week Glenn Wanamaker found a good baby beef shot in his pasture. These occurrences are becoming too common. It seems we have too many irres- ponsible hunters, ready to shoot at anything that moves. On. Sunday the S. S. Supt. Cliff Short presented the atten- dance diplomas and seals. These are earned by anyone missing not more than 4 sessions in a year. Five members had per- fect attendance -- Mrs. Chas, Short, Bonnie Short, Billie Short, Mrs. Tobin and Maureen Tobin. Elizabeth Nodwell and Mrs, Belair enriched the birthday box. Attendance was 77. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe, Beaverton, spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Boe. Mrs. Aubrey Moon is in Tor- onto fon a few days to be with her son Harold who underwent a spinal operation on Friday. On Monday Mrs. Bertrand received mews of the sudden death of her sister Mrs, Smith to the Hurst and Bertrand fa- milies. ; both Jack MacTaggart and Bill Keen, were released from hos- pital on Saturday. Mrs. Clements and Mrs, Be- lair attended a shower in honour of Miss Diane Worrel at the Brooklin on Thursday evening, They also attended the Wilson- Worrell wedding in Blackstock Church on Saturday. P.C. Dennis Tobin and Mrs. 'Tobin, Oshawa, spént the week- end with their families here. "Some of our T.V. viewers _were surprised to see Doug. McMillan on the screen the other night with some Chicago hockey players and some rodeo brones. Doug says it was ac- cidental. Mrs. Bagshaw is spending a in Toronto. Our sympathies go |. We are happy to report that | home of Mrs. Lloyd Somerville, SEAGRAVE NEWS few days with her daughter Mrs. G. Lloyd. Mr. Howard Leask, Uxbridge called on the MacTaggarts last week. Mrs. Blanche Tresche who has been with her sister Mrs. Grose has returned to her home in Sprinfield, Penn, L.A.C. Allan Irwin, R.C.A.F., lately stationed in Germany is visiting his aunt Mns, Earl Bryant before reporting .to his new station at Cold Lake, Alta. 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