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and Bill Gaiow, present 'n-
or, were examined last. Thurs-
day
for Royal Life Saving awards
by Flying Officer Hayter ..of the
IDG,Ii $tation, Clinton, and MO.
,,Beryl Harper, of Goderich..
John' Kane..�sticeessful1y Passed
thr practical tests for' the diploma
of the society.
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this examination and in the even-
Work is proriressing on. the
ing was examined and pgassed on
his Distinction Award by Flying
Officer Hayter and Mrs.'. Hars
The Distinction Award is the see-
ond highest life saving ' award in
the British Empire.
ing of a pipe line to a point. some
100 yards or more south of the
C?R roundhouse. through Bich
silt and sand will be Pumped'
build the foundation for a new
beach south 'of Harbor Beach. It
is expected that this will get under
way ;the latter part of this week,
provided preparations are complete
and the final "go'' signal' is given.
The sand and the silt is to be
taken from the lake bottom be-
teach them to -
• cross at Corners
....*.obey signals
• look before crossing
SEND FOR FREE FOLDER "POINTERS FOR PARENTS" TO HIGHWAY SAFETY
BRANCH, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT, PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, -TORONTO
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DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Sept. '2. -- An-
niversary services will be held in
Donnybrook church on Sunday,
September 21, at 11 a.m.; and -1..30
m. with `Rev. H. C. Wilson, a
tween the end of -the piers and the former minister, as guest speaker.
breakwater as. part of the harbor
dredging operations being carried
out 'by the Ontario Marine
ineteand
Dredging Company. The
taken ,from the bottom of the in-
side harbor is taken out into the
lake and dumped. only the ma-
terial on the lake bottoni from the
end of the piers out to. the break-
waters will be used for the found-
ation for the new beach.
Tentative approval thbyp e-
ject has already been given
he
Department' of Public Works and
the Department of Lands and For-
ests and final confirmation is ex-
pected at any time. •
it is stated that one or more of
the cottagers at the top of the
cliff in the area where the new
beach is planned object to. the
move and hope tqresent a peti-
tion of protest to tb* Tdwn Council
on ,Friday night. It •is said that
their objections 'are based on the
possibility of odors . coming from
the deposits: Workmen claim,
however, that by next spring any
odor comingfrom the deposits will
have disappeared following 'the
washing down it . will get between
now and next spring. A number
of summer cottagers on the cliff
above' the area where ' the ' new
beach is planned have'stated,they
have no objections to the .project
and,—in fact, this it , is a good
'lhove. . . .
Dredging operations have result-
ed in various types of material
'being brought up from the bottom
of the channel„ and the harbor. In
addition to sand and silt there
h'iiiie been - tree trunks (washed
down from the mouth of the Mait-
land River), telephone poles, dead
fish, shale rock (as a result of
blasting), old tires used as bump-
ers on boats, cables, beer bottles,
old cement, etc.
It is' expected that dredging oper:
ations at the harbor' will- not be
completed until the end of the
navigation season next year. Dredg-
The W.M.S. and WA met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Harold Woods with 11 ladies
present. Mrs. Tom Armstrong pre-
sided over the W.M.B. program.
Readings were given by Mrs. 11.
Jefferson, Mrs. Jas. Leddy and Mrs.
11 Chamney. Mrs. Sam Thompson
read the chapter in the study book.
A bazaar was held, which netted
$10. ,There were '11 ladies pre-
sent." ' Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted ,by 'Mrs. H. Jeffer-
son and Mrs. Sam Thompson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor, of Wing -
ham, spent last week with her son,
'Gordon, Mrs. Naylor and family.
The Misses Gladys and Irene
Jefferson have returned • from their
overseas trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Lake and
family who have been visiting at
the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Noble have gone to. their home
at Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Pratt, of
Brownsville, and M. and Mrs.
Stuart Miners, Linda and Leonard;
of Richmond, were week -end guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Robinson and' called en other
relatives in the vicinity.
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.• rvaf he wanted to ,go.
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puzzle, remanded hint. to jail for.
one 'Mare week,. He abed the
man a fdd Rturnn in 'tointerview
npre-sentence
man,
report.
Cavanaugh, a transient who had
been sleeping in a locals barn,
two
pleaded
aft r smashing an display
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trate..`" (,',have„ ,.toil i ay A . �,
"Do you overindulge in alcohol?
he avaa.;Asked.,,, ;
"1 leave 'no comment on" that.0
Magistrate ,Helpaes asked: "Why
did you go into the police station
at Woodstock?"
"LI don't .know."
"Were you sober at the time?"
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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 in
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
" Enrplrnent is, open to every resident of Ontario—regard-
less of age or physical condition—either through a group,
or individually on a Pay -Direct basis.
' Non-residents of Ontario are not eligible. -
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exchange your Victory Bonds for
the n,ew Canada Conversion .BO'I'll %.
earning up to 50% more interest.
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Check your investh' ents NOW.,1 you have any Victory Bonds, )
take them without delay to any „Royal Bank branch.'Our officers
will arrange to deliver new Canada Conversion Bonds to you.
When you exchange your Victory Bonds for Canada Conversion
Bonds you pay nothing; you receive bonds earnittg-up to 50%
more interest than your Victory Bonds; and in addition you,
receive, in practically all cases, a cash payment imniiediately.
Take advantage of this attractive investment opportunity
before September 15, when the convetaioxl...Rnvilege*. pk e
IF IN DOUBT as to.whether-•--the -
• bonds you hold are Victory Bonds,
take them to any Royal Bank
manager. Ile will telt you. '
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 by extensive
financial participation of the Federal and Provincial
Governments.
Closing date for Pay -Direct enrolment is September 30th, 1958. (See last question, below)
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
will be
Q. How long must• a person be a resident of
Ontario to become eligible?
A. There is no time -period on residency — all residents
are eligible to enrol.
Q. What are the benefits of -the plan?.
A. The plan pays for the regular and usual standard ward
'in-hospital services as available in approved hospitals, for
as many days as these services are medically necessary:
plus -- •
Emergency out-patient hospital services within 24 hours
following an accident. •
Q.
Does the plan ;pay for doctors' bills or
surgeons' fees? '
A. No. �.
-Q. Will there be any waiting periods for'bene-
fits in the ease of hospitalization for specifie '
conditions such as maternity cases, repairs'of
hernias, removal of tonsils, • appendices, etc.?
- A. No. An insured person is eligible for insured services
on and after his effective date, regardless of the type of
'condition requiring care in an approved hospital.
Q. Are there any medical examinations to
_,pass, or Medical questionnaires to complete
prior to enrolment?,
A. No.
='Q. What areas of additional coverage
offered 'by prepayment plans and insurance
companies?
A. 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 semi -private or private hospital accommodation,
medical benefits. etc. •
Q. Will benefits be •provided for hospital care
received outside Ontario?
A. Yes. In the event of an insured person being hospital-
ized in an approved hospital anywhereoutside Ontario as
the result of a•sudden attack of ins ss, or an accident, reinn-
bursemerit will be made up to the cost of similar care in *
comparable hospital in Ontario. •
Q. If I am a resident of Ontario, but. work
outside the province, am I eligible ,for
benefits? - '
A.. Yes, so long as your recognized residence • ie in
Ontario.-
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 tini'e"HUT you will lose the'two
months' free coverage, and you will be required to wait
three months following date application is received before
benefita.become available to you. For example: if you do
not apply, say, unti7Febiiiieity' uwill not have -protection .
until May 1st.
Q. How does a resident make application for Pay -Direct enrolment?
A. If you will not be registered through agroup, complete an application form which you can
obtain at a, bank or hospital. In communities Without* bank the form may 'be obtained from the
post office. Mail the form to the Commission with your cheque or money order for one month's
: premium. If received on or before September 30, 1958, this payment -will cover -die threege months
of January, February and March, 1959. In, other words, i fyouu register beoree clobassing
gidaite yiou
get two months' free coverage. Subsequent payments quarterly
anuary 1959. , ' - - _ '
Visit our information centre in the Queen Elizabeth Building
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