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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-03, Page 5'Tie 7.+TRIRMStioWW . 11.1pri ItV Qap/.3 ONTARIO How long ntust a person be a resident of Q.' What areas of additional coverage will be • Ontario to beeome eligible?* offered by prepayment plans and insurance companies? ; A. ' There is no time.period on residency —1‘ all residenti ' are eligible to enrol. ,What are the benefits of the plan? A. 'The plan pays for the regular and usual standard ward in.lin!ipktal services as aVailable in approved hospitals, for , matty days as these services are medically necessary: Eatergency' out-patient hospitdl seKiiiceS within 24 houfgr 'Mowing Accident.. - 4 . Q. Does the plan, pay for doctors'. bills or surgeons' fees? Q. 'Will there be any waiting periods for bene. .Aca in the ease oChospitalization ior specific conditions such as maternity eases,, repairs of hernias, removal of tonsils, appendices, etc.? A. No, An insured person is eligible for instred services on and after his effective date, regardless of the type of tondition requiring care in an approved hospital. , el. Ara there any medkal examinations to past or medical questionnaires to complete 'prior to enrolment ?* REGISTER NOW f or wtlarMINIMEISP*4 ONTARIO HOSPITAL' INSURANCE effeciive . January I, 1950 -On and after January 1, 1959, the Ontario Hospital Services Commission • will be the only agency offering standard ward hospital - insurance ,in Ontario. No private insurance company or prepayment plan will offer benefits covering standard ward hospital serv, ices after Deceinher 31, 1938. , 41. ,RESIDENTS OF pNTARIO ARE ELIGIBLE ,. PREMRJMS'''' gniOlment is open to every resident of Ontario—regard- The ldw premiums-of $2.10 a month ter a single pers9n of ageor physicdi conditiom-either through a group, and $4.20 a month for the family (husband, wife and incilvidtially On a PaDireet basis. children, under age 19) are made possihle by extensive Amanda participaticm t)f, the Federal and FroVincial Non-residents of Ontario are not eligible.' G-Overnments. ;'clo.ting date Or Pay-Direct enrolment is Septerither 30tIt, 195.8. . (See last. qtfes,tiatt,,i!elow) QUESTKINS & ANSWERS A4 The private plans and insurance companies will ,be offering many:forms of additional coverage, including payment for the,difference in cost between standard ward and semipriVate or private hospital accommodation, medical-benefits, etc. Q. What happens if I do not qualify to enrol in a group and don't enrol as an individual by September 30, 1958? A. You may enrol at any time BUT you will lose the two mo'nths' free coverage, and you will be required to wait three months fallowing date application is received before, benefits becomi available to you. For example: if you do not apply, say, until February you will not have protection until-Islay 1st. Q. How does a resident make application for Pay-Direet enrolment? A, If you will not be registered through a grot, complete an application form which you can obtain at a bank at hospital, In commnnities wit out a bank the on)) may be obtained from the post effiee. Man the form to, the CoMmission with your cheque 9r money order for one month's premiurn.,If received on or'before September 80) 1958, this payment will cover the three months of January, February and March, 1959, In other words, if you registet before the closing date you get two months' flee coverage. Subsequent payments will be on a quarterly basis, beginning jilikUliry 1959, Visit our information copra in .the 'Queen Blistsheth Building CANADIAN' NATIONAL EXHIBITION • YOU MUST BE TO ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION HOSPITAL. nosuriAncir tuvlsonsi--,TOnatirecs apriAmo TishophOno WAInut 44301 Q. Will lieneflinie. provided for hospital care received outside Ontario?. A. Yes. In the event of an insured person beinghospital., izedi,,n an approved.hospital:anyWhere outside Ontario as the resat of a sudden attack of illness, or an accident, reiin- bursement will be made up to the Cost of similar care irt a ' comparable hospital in Ontario. • , Q. I am a resident of Ontario, hut work outsidi the province, am I eligible fort benefits? A. Yes; so long as your recognized residence • is in Ontario. • .1te, Win Slitam.Advasse-vitiants' WeAsAct,. eviensellanneeieWaleinommewelleeinalptalitiarimenemen Western Fair*Rea0y For Greatest Show Western Faly at Lenet9n, SePtetil- hot $ 13`, w))1 trttlY be the great, oSt of all time, states Ti, p, ge, GAlgan) general Manager, gintries te date have bean egt,r.entely heaVY and promise to Oteeerl' last year's record list, • ae Western OntariWs fineat cattle, borsea,, sheep and swine will fill the 000,000 liVestoek pavilion to capacity, The largest farin rnachin,, ery exhibition of any fair in Cana, a is close by the pavilion mid Is conitlin!'s fartams inldway, Confederation and Manufacturers' Buildiags will house OPtstfandigg Industrial and merchandise dis- plays as well as health, licablay, home, art phOtOgraphy and worrieri's lan'guage tenftgerS, the grandatand shows are "the great- est," There, willbe new classes and more variety in the fair's outstand- ing horse show In the. Ontario Ar, ena Avery night except Monday. Por best grandstand seats, write noier to Western Pair, Evening pric- es are $2.00 and $1,50 and ',after, noon $1:50, Sndare dancing, old time fiddlers' contbsta 'and band coneerfse again he featured. And here's:' a. friendly .tip„he sure and 00 the Western Fair Shrine Show-Honse. Don't forget to buy advance .sale tickets, two for. a ' dollar.- Only holders of these advance tiekets are eligible for draw on three, cars Saturday night, September rismoisiiiiiitio01.0000001.1104-0400011.1.1•000 liAMILTO • OPTOMETMST I ihoroughtiellik —*Attila* Time teitet1 . Phone 37 for aPpointmeni. • !dielimillilli llliottomill,piplotilowocipoili.0111110111.10,1111E1111111111.1110010 lonf)01.1SeaMpAftea.AAIAMMIOHIP.donlA,M4.0.1111)14A It • ST RUNS MiSa Anhe Todd, whogie 'Marriage , to Mr. Raymund 1.4sidlaw of 'Wing ham, tallea P.1490 In the Vnited Church 'on aturday, Was hOnored at a large gathering arran,g,e0 her girl friends in the COM/ralnitY hail on Wednesday evening, The bride„to-be entered the hall to the strains pf the wedding march play, ed .13Y Nernta Verster., Marilyn Mac, 'ravish welcomed the gpeata and presided fOr ft short Program. Whieb inclUded piano sOlos by Mrs, Ohes, ter Taylor and Mrs, Will 'RAither, ford, a vocal ,solo by WS, Sittion de Boer a.nd readings Wayne and Hughie's .144ment after the Weq- Olug" lay Mrs, Charlie McDonald: "The snoring Husband" „by' Mrs. Ross 0snarnie and "a* Letter to a Bride" by Mrs. Andrew gaunt. Anne was escorted to the plat- form bv Mrs. David Eiphick and Norma,Murray where ahe was seat- ed Under a canopy of streamers, decorated sprinkling cans and eonfetti filled balloons. Marilyn MacTavish read an address of godd' wishes and Mrs, Elphick .a,ssisted in ono:ling the „rnany giftS and Norma Murray read tbe accomp, anyhig ',Terse% ' Others asSisting were Donna Woods and Lois Mul- ler and Norma Forster, AOne ex- pressed her appreciation and, invit- ed the ladies to her trouSseau ,tea • On Tuesday' eveiting Anne' wri, guest of honor in the Ouncil eham- bers,'Wingham, at 'a shOWer hy the girls of the office , at' Lloyd'a 'fac- torY and other girl frienda: Mrs. T. J. Trodd entertained on -Thiltaday and Friday evenings in ALL TABLE LAMPS Yo.ur Car ,"Burns Up" . SAFE STEERING 6 Times FASTER than Brakes! tea a fact; average ears need wheel alignment and balancing '0 times in the lite span of a set Of brnk- • es , . every 5,000 „mileS, ' Without it, steering parts wear twice ns faat . you take a, hig gamble: Insist on EXPERT safety ser- vice—look for the shop , 'with REAR SERVICE at the "Happy I3ear" Sign! Ken's Alignmeni Service ANY •TABLE, LAMP IWTHE STORE • YQV.RS FOR NO MORE TIIAN WOO • • Complete with ,shade Irene regular .valued lumps us high tile $21,5ti LL FLOOR LAMPS ANY FLOOR LAMP IN THE STORE YOURS , FOR NO MORE ,THAN $10.00 Complete' with shade from regular valued lamps as high as $30.95 TV, Lamps ANY TV LAMP - Phone 355 • DiagonS1,,Rnad VVingham honor Of her Otlghter Anne, The Many guests were received by 'Mrs, "roflO end Anne. MISS W. P.. Ttuth- erford show0.4 the Shower guts.. Vas lIornol. Murray, the trottasew and MOP., Donna Woods' the, gifts. Lunch was served by MOM xsohel Miller and, Mrs, McIntyre froM a lace, eavered table eentrerU 'with flowers arid lightetl tapers with Mrs, nobert ,f4thilaw, MOther, of OW Sro9ril"eleet,' POtering tea, art ThurstlaY evening and Mra F, Todd awl Mrs. W. I. Miller, srandr Mother of the leride,te.be on Fri, dal. evening, Mrs, 5, E. (raYliar Of V./della 5.C„ and Mrs. 0 V, Miller of 'Van- waver are visitors with the foym, er's sister, Mrs, W, A, Miller and Mr. Miller, It is twenty-one years since Mrs. Taylor, the former Eilzalaeth Miller was home, The ladies are reminded Of the meeting 'of the Women's Institute this (Thursday) afternoon when Rev. R. A, Marshall of White- ehurcb will be the gueat speaker, Roll call ,exchange of slips, seeds or plants and a shower of candy or coCklea for'Imeknow, Private Hos- pital. Miss Anna Stuart was home from Toronto for the holiday. week-end, Mr. Al Pickard ' of Regina and Mr, Arthur Pickard of Exeter Were recent gueats of -Mr., and Mrs, deorge Stuart, ,Mr, Charlie Stuart *whe has spent the summer here, returned to Regina with Mr, Pick- ard. Miss Florence Stuart of Evan- ston, lathe guest of Miss W, p. Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Durnin and FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Cook of Paisley left recently on a two-months' trip to the Western Coast. IF YOU pEen CAgff - THEN DON'T DRAY „,CALL T.C.C. ON THE PHONE TODAY Mrs. Harold WOods Is \VMS Hostess DONNYBROOK—The WKS. and W.A. met on Tuesday after- noon at the home of Mrs/Harold Woods. Mrs. Torn Armstrong pre- sided for the VV.M.S, program. Hymn 41 was sung in opening, Peter 1: 1-25 was read as the Scripture lesson followed by prayer by the leader, Readings were given hy Mrs. H. Jefferson, ,Mrs, .fas, Leddy and Mrs. R. Charnney, tes of the pre,vious meeting were approved as read. Mrs. Sam 'yhompson read the chapter in the study book, Hymn 808 was sung in closing, There were 11 ladies present, a bazaar Was' held which netted $10.00. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. H. Jefferson and Mrs. S. Thompson. , LOANS —$150. tO $2,50a. U,p to 30 months to -repay-. Plan, to suit your budget. 111111111. 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 737 GODERICH, ONT. T4/I 1911 • , Staintori''Hardware 1)rings you -old-fashioned,valua in hi ante DONNYBROOK Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor of Wing- ham spent last week with her son, Gordon) Mrs. .Naylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Robinson arid sons and Mrs, j. p, Robinson re- turned the week-end after visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dainty and :family at Petawaha. 'Mrs." Verna Doerr and family 'have returned , to their home in Niaga,ta Falls after a holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chamney and other members of the f amily. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Pratt of Brownsville and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miners, Linda and Leon- ard of Richmond were week-end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edw. Robinson and called on other relatives in this vicinity, Misses Gladys and Irene Jeffer- son have returned from their trip overseas. Anniversary services will be held in Donnybrook Church on Sunday. September 21st at 11 a.m. and 7.30 pan with Rev, C. Wilson, a former minister as guest speaker. Reg. $399.95 SALE with Trade S3 .95 Save $90.00 This Miracle McClary offers just abouk every modern feature you could ask Automatic Defrost ZEROZ0b* Freezer Deep-Dor, Glide Out shelves and many more. Over 10 (net) eu, ft. Of storage space. Full Automatic Deluxe 30" RANGE with exclusive 3.year GuArantee 7 heat talking Dial Electric Clock, Minute Minder, Automatie Timer, Huge Donble Roaster Oven With Pernasiview window Thermal Eye Element Reg. kirk% $359.00 Save $90, SALE with Trade WHITECHURCH Mrs, Jack Flannigan of TOronto spent the Week-end with hot par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Inglis of High- gate, ,and Mr. and Mrs. jack Inglis and Children of\ Porciwich also hspoeninot, the week-Cnd at the Inglis Mr. and Mrs, Alex Inglis and Ur. :and Mrs. Robert Adams, visited On Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. BoddY Inglis Of Watford, and Erie Inglis jivho bad visited here tor the past twp months, returned home to WatfOrd. Mr,- and Mrs: Alain Pardon ater tended 11, wedding' at "Flint, Mich, MI'S. Bruce ,SiMpSon and Douglas tead 8liawu j Who had spent the holidays With Mr, and Mrs. Rtirdon, returned to their home at Flint. 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