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ARFIFOW1EGISTEREPT
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ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE
effective January 1, 1959
On and after January 1, 1959, the Ontario Hospital. Services
Commission -will be the only •agency offering standard ward
hospital insurance a.n Ontario'. ,No ;private insurance company or
prepayment plan will offer benefits covering standard ward
hospital services after December 31, 1958.
ALL RESIDENTS OF ONTARIO
ARE ELIGIBLE,
Enrolment is open to every resident of Ontario—re-
gardless Of age or physical condition—either through
a group, or individually on a Pay-Direct basis.
Nan-residents of Ontario are not eligible.
PREMIUMS
The low premiums of $2.10 a month for a single
person and $4.20 a month for the family (husband,
wife and children under age 19) are made possible
through extensive financial contributions by the
Federal and Provincial Governments.
GROUP PREMIUMS Will be payable monthly in
one remittance to the Commission beeinning in
December, 1958.
INDIVIDUALS remitting to the Commission on a
Pay-Direct basis will pay as follows:
One month's premium at the time of application
on or before September 30, 1958 -- and after
that payable on a quarterly premium basis begin-
ning In January, 1959.
PREPAID 'CUSHION' -- The first payment of
one month's premium by groups and individuals
registered prior to the closing dates stated bbove,,
will cover a benefit period of three months from
the Meeting and opened with the
hymn, "He .Liveth tong.". She then
read a poem followed by prayer.
gra. Geo. Gibson read the Scrip-
ture taken .from 'Lake 10.
TWelve members answered the •
roll call, with a. scriptural verse I.
containing the word "Harvest". One L
new member, Mrs, John Snell. joie. '
ed, Closing hymn was "Conte Yc ,
Thankful People Come" and the
Lard's prayer was recited in
unison,
Meentchcon presided for
the business. portion of the meet-'
ing and Mrs. McLean NVB$ appoint-
ed to secure the tap for the bazaar
quilt .aad purehase material for the
lining.
Mrs. Chap. MeCutchepn, and Mrs.'
Harvey Conpland will be in charge
of the next meeting.
r.
:No
New eMber joins
WA, at Wt0Xeter
• WRONETER—The W.A. held the
regular monthly meeting on `rues-
day, August illth in the church
parlors. with Mrs. Wm. McLean and
Mrs. W, E. 'Weir in cluArge.
Mcl..,ean took the devotional part of
of Niagara Falls,
CROWN
Theatre Harriston
.Mr, and Mrs. Bert Richmond and
son of Winnipeg, Man., spent a
coupleardineof days with Miss Margaret
Jardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates and
Joy, Sarnia, were week-end guests
,of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family, who have spent several
weeks at Sharbot Lake where Mr.
Elliott was employed with Bren-
nan Construction Co., have return-
ed home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Grainger.
Exeter, called on friends in and
around the village last week,.
We are sorry to report Mr. Ted
Smith has been ill at his home the
past week and we hope fpr a
speedy recovery,
Miss. Sharon Elliott is vacation-
ing with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron Elliott, Harriston,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, Toron-
to. were guests last week of Mrs.
W. E. Weir and Miss Gertie Rush
and also spent a few days with Mr,
and Mrs. Geo. Gibson.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Ringler and
family, North. Bay. and Mr. and
Mrs. Ormie Walker, Listowel,
called on Misses Elva and Evelyn
and Mr. Vernon Hupfer one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson,
, Lucan, spent a day last week with
the former's mother, Mrs, Wm.
Gibson.
Mrs. Alonzo Sparling and Miss
Hazel Sparling returned home
Wednesday from Walkerton, where
they spent ten days in charge of
the Children's Home.'
Master Gary Doig, St. Jacobs, is
spending a few days with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Doig,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Freeman,
Toronto, ,atid, Mr. Chas. Edgar,
Aurora, Mn, and Mrs. Elmer Totter,
EfOlineavilla:' and Mt. and Mrs.
Allister Green, Linda and Janice,
Wingharn; were visitors during last
week with Mrs. W. E. Weir and
miss Gertie
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Giese,- St,
Thomas, called. on Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hart one,day last week and
also visited'Airs. Sperling and Miss
Hazel at "Walkerton.
Master Brian Tait. Ajax, spent
the past weep with his grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Truk.
Week-end guests -at the same home
were Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Tait.
Robert and Beth of Ajax, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Debbie and Larry
of Brampton. ,Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hunt and Rickey were also Sunday'
guests.
Mr. and MIS. Eldon Ingram and
family Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Noble, Rothsay, were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ingram. Roger and Carol Ann
Ingram and Paul and Hope Noble
remained with their grandparents
for a longer visit.
Mrs. R. Newton and Mr. and.
Mrs. Lyle Hart and Patti, Listowel.
returned home Friday evening
from an enjqyable motor trip
through Northern Ontario and
Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Henry Sage, Listowel, who
spent the past week, and, Mr.
Sage, who spent the past week-end
at the home of Ross Toman return-
ed to their home on Sunday.
Mrs. Robt, Steuernol. who has
spent the past month with her
Parents. lir. and Mrs. Geo. 'West-
lake, returned to her home in
Elmira on Saturday.
Miss Dawn. Lou and Master
Terry ,Clark were Week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stewart, Har-
riston,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family anent Sunday with me. and
Mrs. Willard McIntosh. Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dane spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Sproal, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Murray. Harriston. snent the week-
end at KingscOte Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ches. McCutcheon
called, on Mr, and lira, John Fraser
and Mr, and Mrs. Walter 'Charles
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade, Gar-
rai ., Spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Galbraith. Mill St.
fr. and Mrs, Billy Hart have
returned to that home in Oshawa,
after Spending their vacation with
their 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
(Tart and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nevf-
ton,
Mr. and Mrs. bon Charles and
turWash, spent several
.dityS Jest Week 'With the fernier's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Charles. Sunday guests at the
seine .home were Mr. and Min, 'ken
Citrates, Mrs, M. Langstaff and,
Miss .10Y.
Mr, Harry Bowers, SearhorOugh.
visited 74fr,.firrd Mrs, Verne Clark
tine tlay last week And Mt. H. G.
a.
I Clarke -returuedboute with him for,
everal, weeks in Scarborough.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the families of the late Wm,
• Grainger and jas. Austin in their
recent bereavements, -
Mrs, R. Corbett, Gorrie, .spent the
past twin weeks with her brother,
George and Mrs. .Galbraith.
An interesting game At ball was
played in the community park on
Monday evening between the we-
men over 30 and the men over 40
with the score being 23.18 in favor
of tire men. Try again gals.--you'il
beat !eat next time. Why don't we
have these games more. often?
Untended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallagher
..and family Toronto, spent the
week-end with Mr. Albert Gallag-
her,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Stan Winfield and
Mrs. Chas. Holn of Elmira spent
the week-end . with Mr, And Mrs.
Harry Pane,
Mr. and. Mrs. Graham Barrow
and family,: Kitchener; and. Mr and
Mrs, Geo. Bechtel and . family of
New Dundee were; Sunday guests
at the home of Ross TomarL ,
Misses Annie Hanna and Marj-,
nrie Allen, 'Kingsville,' spent sev-
eral days with the former's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart
and also called on Mrs. Sperling
and Miss Hazel In Walkerton.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr, arid ..)Irs, Chas. -MeCateheon
were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maui-
den, Kinlough; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lowe, Mr. Russel Fox and Miss
Evelyn Mayor, Brussels -,and mr.
and Mrs. Bert Nixon, The latter
left ..Monday for their home in.
Winnipeg after spending several
months here.
Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell and son
John of. Peterborough, -spent the
past week with Mrs, Jessie Hig.
LETTERS RECEIVED
FROM MISSIONARIES
The August meeting of the Wing-
ham Baptist Young 13 omen's •
Mission .Circle was held Thursday. evening at - the Ironic of Mrs. R.
Kilpatrick, 7„ Ludknow..
The president opened the meet,'
Mg by reading a Pneln, "If Christ
Were All in AU to Mc", The hymn
"Will Jesus Find US. Watching?"
was sung, grid prayer offered;
The business included the an- •
.notinc.ement of the Tbankoffering
to be held on October 17th when
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of radio
station 1710.T.B, "Tire Voice of the
.Andes", will be the gnest speakers.
A letter was read also from Lon-
don Bible Institute requesting fruit
or vegetables . to help fill their.
kitchen shelves, The members`were
then requested tO, write a letter to
a 'certain missionary during the
next month,
A discussion followed regarding
sewing for the missionaries in
BC" Mrs. F. Collar and Mrs. G.
Schiefele• favoured with a. Atiet,
"Have. You -Been. in the Garden
with Jesus?"
.•• Three prayer letters written by
Mr, Heiser told of recent develop-
ments in the Sudan Interior Mis-
sion and were read by "Mrs, 13,
gins, A visitor at the same home
was the former Fannie Moffri'l--Miss Greta Fleming, who ,has spent
the summer with Mrs. Higgins, re-
turned to her hone in London,
Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Fraser, Sud-'
L bury, have been visiting the
m
past.
week with the former's brother,
John and Mrs. Fraser and Glenn
a.id Mrs. Fraser, Jamestown.
r-TeerVIIIIS•75.
;6/fl IPtr S. Kilpatrick H,°t‘thAlds4 cotter K r
from Bev. and Mrp, W. Cairns of
.Nlgeria'• was read by Mrs. Q.
Sehelfele and .-one' from Laura
Collar watiessr:aivd.ere each by Mrs. 13
Len. These followed
by prayer for the special need in
each, particular place.
Miss May Stapleton. took the
devotional part of the meeting and
dealt folly with -the. method of
studying the Bible. • The meeting
closed with. the hymn 'rake My
Life" and -prayer by Mrs, Sinclair.
f,I till neneqn11 39;,Yead4,bPyeravrttl. n and social
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J ames Austin
Funeral Tuesday
James Austin, a widely known
resident of this district, -died at tills
home, R,R. 1, Wroxeter, on Sunday,
nts.August 24th, following a .short ill-
Mr. Austin was born in Toronto
$6 years ago, to son of the late
Charles and Elizabeth Austin. • Mr.
Austin received his early education
at King, Ontario, ,coming Co this
locality at the age of 16. He had
farmed throughput his life until his
retirement eleven years ago; He
was a member of the • Presbyterian
Church,
,On the 28th of December, 1898 he
was 'Married in 'Turnberry Town.-n
ship to the former Ruth Stokes of
Glenannan,.- who survives, as well
as one daughter, Mrs, Alvin (Mary)
Fitch, of Howiek. A daughter,
Mrs. Cecil e (Margaret) McNeil pre-
deceased him. There are six grand-
chf
.. Seriice was held. at R. A. Carrie
Asit‘141.00",!.'btlei;IllekelaY, Ang., .A.1.938
One of the many tourist attrac,
tions in NOW Brunswick is Grand
Falls, the mightiest cataract east
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
August 29 and 30
"Saddle The Wind"
(CinemaScope - Technicolor)
Robert Taylor, Julie London
"GOING STEADY"
Molly Bee, Alan ,Reed
Here's The Movie Your Whole
Family IS GONNA LOVE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
September 1 and 2
"THE DEVIL'S
HAIRPIN"
Starring Cornell Wild
Sports Car Racing At Its
Finest and Fastest.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
September 3 and 4
"NO DOWN
PAYMENT"
Starring Academy' Award
Winner Joanne Woodward
and co-starring Sheree North
Jeff Hunter, Cameron Mitchell.
The explosive novel that tell-
tales on young married America.
(Adult Entertainment)
MAURICE. R, 4.EN1UNS
Household kInanee Corporation oI
Caoada is pleased to announce the
recent appointment of Mr. Maurice
4enkins as manager of their
branch office in Goderich, Ontario.
i% r. Jenkins has worked for II:FC
in several of their Ontario branch
offices, and latterly was assistant
manager of their North Bay office.
WROXETER
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ONTARIO
January 1 ,to March 31, 1959. This will set up a "prepaid" period to maintain benefits during times
when a person may be laid off, changing jobs, or temporarily out of the province.
LATE ,REGISTRATION MAY PROVE COSTLY
Groups and individuals not registered by the, closing
dates stated abovb under given elassificationt Will
not only fail to qualify for the two months' free
coverage but will be required to wait three months
following application before benefits become avail-able. For example, a group or resident applying in February will not have protection effective until May 1..
3.
CATIONS ARE YOU IN? WHICH OF THESE CLASSIFI
1. Are you employed where there are 15
or more including the employer?
If so, you are subject to compulsory enrol-
ment through your place' of employment.
Your employer' must enrol you by August
31, 1958, and begin payments in December
1958. Your employer will register you.
2. Are you enipIoyecl where there are 6 to
14 including the employer?
If so, you may be enrolled as one of a groups ,
if the employer applies for. approval as a
"Mandatory Group" and if all employees,
including the employer, agree to participate.
Group application must be made by August
31, 1958.
Are you a men-Ober of a professional
association, medical co-operative, craft
union, credit union, retail. federation,...
'or like grhup?
If number 1 or 2 does not apply to you, check
with your organization to determine if it is
acting as a collector for its members. Group" '
apRlications must be in by August 31, 1958.
If you are not eligible under /, 2, or 3, you
may enrol as an individual and pay pre.
miums directly to the t omniission.
duals applying for Puy-Direct enrolment
must. make application by September 30,
1958. Application forms are now available
et public hospitals and 1;anks (or the Post
Office if there is no bank in your coin.
madly.) Do not delay.
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS
Visit our Information Centre in the Queen Elizabeth Building.
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