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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-21, Page 13TitO MOst diffieult.pat 10 e top of till► l ecu ,h t1 C crowd t ftl�+ 0 t► 0 P � r m� PreventI000FRaties The Health .of AnImais '.prtingh. 9f the Canada Depart. molt of Agriculture In ;ce-operation -with the Huron County Health Unit viii held a FREE RABIES CLINIC FORDWICH RABIES CLINIC—Community Hall --Monday, August 25, 1969, from 9:00 • 12:00 noon. WROXETER RABIES ' CLINIC—Community Hall—Mon- day, August 25, 1969, from 1:,P0 • 4;30. LAKELET RABIES CLINIC --- Women's Institute Hall -- Tuesday, August 26, 1969, from 9:00 - 12 noon. BLUEVALE RABIES CLINIC — Community Hall --Wed- nesday, August 27, 1969, from 1:30 - 4:30. BLYTH RABIES CLINIC -- Arena -- Friday, August 29, 1969, from 9:00 - 12:00 noon. BELGRAVE RABIES CLINIC—Arena—Friday, August 29, 1969, from 1:30 • 4:30. WHITECHURCH RABIES CLINIC -- Community Hall -- Wednesday, August 27, 1969, from 1:30 - 4:30. Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and cats three months of age and over. Owners who re- quire certificates of vaccination for exPert or other pur. poses should contult their private veterinary. No cer- tificates will be issued at this clinic. Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take advantage of this opportunity to have your pets immunized. A booster shot .each year is recommended. d lseAl ,moM Alisr4. • rt rose. 'Won The ,13ruwseXs Agrlc'nitltr3l Sot ,`iety has Announcedthe res414 ►f ito I ing.in field crop c•on}Q- etifious in barley. twoeway and doce,'way inked. grain, Stand- ings a>rert' as follows, with Nor., man Schmidt of Mildmay as Judge; 13ARLEY Glenn Coultes SS; George Procter 87; Murray Cardiff 86; Jack Cardiff 85; Martin Baan 8.11; Ross Higgins 84; Dave 'Thomas 831; Laverne Black 83; Gerald Smith 82; Murraylloover 81; Robert lurashy 80; Rae Hou- ston '79; Norman Hoover 78; Jim -Bowman 771; Jim Knight 77; Stewart Procter 76; Donald McDonald 75; Harvey Craig 74; Jim Mair 73; Jack Knight 72; Jack Fritz 71; Wallie Black. 70; Jim Williamson 68. 3 -WAY MIXED GRAIN Douglas Fraser 92; Clarence McCutchcon 90; George Blake 88; Norman -ioover 82; Jack Higgins 80; Murray Hoover 79; Clarence Yuill 78; G e r al d Smith '73; Tom Williamson 72; Roy Williamson 71; Jim Wil - liarnson 68. 2 -WAY MIX ED GRAIN Jan Van Vliet 87; John Van - Vliet 86; John Boneshankster 85; Jack Higgins 82; Wilber Turnbull 80;, Donald McDonald 79; Stanley Hopper 78; 'Graham Work 76;. Jim Fritz 74; R a e Houston 73; Jack Knight 72. ison d+ at Calvi Wingham MvanCe" WS" Y. l.iglft;c:d candles,, ;pink toll and white shasfa mums. decorated Calvin-t3rieltill► iced` i web on August 1, .1.00. double -ring ceremony witich united `Doreen Mac' i'Atlison John Murray Marks in ` Marring. The bride is the datiglJter Of Mr, and Mrs„ Roy Pattison of, Wingham and the groom b the son of Mrs. John Sturdy fps Wingham and the tato Mr.,S ley Marks. Rev. John Roberts of LW- grave gel-grave officiated. Organist was Misr Sydney -Thompson 0't Wingham. Soloist, MisS acct Nicholson of Stratford, sang " The Lord's Prayers°. it "The Wedding Benediction, The bride, given in rnar4 age by her father, wore a .for- mal gown of bemberg organza. and Chantilly lace over taffeta, featuring a lace bolero with a jewel neckline, and just -below - the -elbow fluted lace sleeves. The skirt was A-line with lace appliques. The train, which ' . fell from the empire waistline, featured lace appliques as well. Her four -tiered veil of nylon illusion was caught to a floral headdress of white organza of chids and stephanotis. She car- ried a, cascade of pink roses and white carnations. Maid of honer, Miss, Marg- aret Pattison, cousin of the bride, wore a gown of vile green chiffon over taffeta with an em- pire waistline and ,Ai, -line skirt, trimmed with white lace. Her headpiece was a matching dou- ble bow and flower. She car- ried a cascade of pink and white carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Biggins, cousin of the bride, and Miss Betty Marks, sister of the groom. They were dressed identically to the maid of honor. The best man waS James Taylor of Wingham and ushers were Donald Pattison, brother of the bride, and Larry Mayber- ry of Belgrave. White candles and bouquets of baby's breath and pink and white dianthus decorated the tables of Knox United Church, Belgrave, where the dinner was served. Guests attended from London, Stratford, Forest, Listowel, Brussels, Belgrave, and Wing - ham, The . grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins of .Belgravc `and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pattison of Wingham, attended. The bride's mother received guests wearing a shrimp crepe and lace dress with white ac- cessories and a corsage of white Whoever you are.:. Frances likes to travel. She'll be protected by OHSIP against the•co.st of ., health care she may need outside Ontario. at OHSIP rates.' if she decides to, re- side in another province. pier OHSIP coverage will' be "portable ". She'll remain insured for up to 4 months. Bill is employed .by a big company. After October lst, his employer—and every employer of 15 or more employees —must join OHSIP, and every employee must belong. Bill's employer will collect and remit the premiums. Apart from this Mandatory Group requirement. OHSIP is voluntary. YAC!O'i .4-C.) e A b�1I'Ua fi'r.Irt •� t. �.;c, `tC/t1 dr„s.�.a.f Albert is still working but he's not sure for how much longer. Un- employment.. illness. or financial Difficulties won't prevent him from having OHSIP protection—he can . apply for temporary premium assistance. Full or partial premium assistance will also be available/to him. determined by his annual tax- able income. Pete is receiving Old. Age Assist- ance from the Provjnce of Ontario. AfterOctober lsf.his pre'sentcover• age from OMSIP„will simply con• tinue from OHSIP. automatically. All he has to do is wait. He knows OHSI P will be the health insurance he can count on. - SallyandJohn are expecting another • baby in February. Sally will be able to choose her own doctor, and he'll be free to accept her as his patient. He will advise John in advance if he intends to charge more thin OHSJ P cover- age provides. OHSIP will pay at the rate of 90, percent of Ontario Medical Association Schedule of Fees (1969) -most doctors acpe-pt this as full payment. The cost of Sally's hospital room will be paid for by their Ontario Hospital In- surance. Mario works for a small firm, but he'll be covered by OHSIP just like Bill. Any employer who -employs more than 5 but fewer than 15 people may apply for Group coverage for his.em- ployees. Mario's boss plans to form such a Group. as ofOct.ist. ONTARIO HEALTH SERVICES INSURANCE PLAN can take care ofyou OHSIP is the hew, standard, comprehensive plan of health insurance protection and benefits in which every resident of Ontario is entitled to participate—regardless of age, state of health or financial means—through the Government or a designated agent.' After October lst, many private insurers will become "designated agents ”. Each will provide the standard OHSIP contract on a non-profit basis, at the premium.rates set,by the Ontario Gov&rn- ment for OHSIP services. If you wi's'h other services from your agent, you can arrange for there through a separate contract. Meanwhile, if your are now enrolled in OMSIP—the existing Government plan -or in a private plan, your, coverage will continue without interruption provided you continue your enrollment. OHSIP will be the health care you can count on ---from the Ontario Department of Health. • Ifyou haven't any health insurance, • . enroll now for October 1styou may. writing to OIIS1c�veragebyw g, 2 95 Yonge Street,Toronto7. ONTARIO HEALTH SERVICES INSURANCE PLAN ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF IIEALTII Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, M.D., C.M., Minister , iws ..1 carnations. ` Izc groom's moth- er wore a figured chiffon over taffeta coat dress, white acces- sories and al—Image of pink car- nations.' For a wedding trip to Ottawa and, Northern Ontario the bride wore an apricot coat dress, white accessories, and a .corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Marks will re- side in a new Monte near Wing - ham. Mrs. Marks is a graduate of Stratford Teachers' College and is on ilre staff of Turnbcrry Central School. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored with gifts from the staff of Turnbcrry Central School and at a n sccl- lancous shower in the Belgrave Arena by friends and neighbours. 'The groom received a gold leather chair from his fricnds at the Legion Hall in Wingham. Howick field Crop competition results released FORDWICH--Judging of the Howick Agricultural Field Crop Competition took place last week for barley and mixed grain, Judge Norman Schmidt of Mild- may placed the contestants as follows: Barley: Glenn McMichael -88; John Douglas 87; Walter Renwick 86; John Winkel 85; Bill De Vos 84; Hank Winkel 81; Doug Harding 80;° Ron MCMI- chael 79; Norm Fairies 78; Mac Inglis 77; Ross Fitch 75; J i m McNaughton '74; Bill Thorton '13: harry Winkel 72; Dave Mc- Callum 70. Mixed Grains: Ken McMi- chael 90; Elmer Harding 88; Andy McMichaei'86; Oscar Kieffer 85; Bob Gibson 84; Bill Kieffer.,8al Chuck. Gibson 82;,.. Terry Clarkson 81; Ron McMi- chael 80; Glenn McMichael 79; Scott Clarkson 78; Mac In- glis 77; . Harry Winkel 76; Joe Winkel :75; Norman Wilson -74; Norm Fairles 73. -Anyone who would like his score sheet may have it by con- tacting the secretary, Mrs. Rob= ert Gibson. 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