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forhe% new year
The .- Goderich. Power
Squadron held its ' Annual ,
Chane of Watch, Graduation
Dinner and Corrrmariders'
Ball at the Maitland, Golf and.
Country. Club, • Goderich; on
'Saturday, May, 15.
• District Commander G.W.
Brown Western Ontario
Dis.trr.ct for 'the Graduation
Ceremony and Change of
:• Watch.
Six new members were
inducted after pas.sing ' the
boatings course-Ppoctered by
.,members of the .Squadron
"under thedirection. of 'the
=Training Officer LI. Cdr. C.C.
Blackmore AP. They.. are
two die
in Huron
Ifires in '75
Paul.• ,Galacihilk, Clinton:;
Keith Homan, Janet MacRae,
Ralph Stnith'of Goderich; and
,17tain. and Jean Travers of
Hensall. . "•
Tnree Squadron' rneinbers
J. Mulhern, John
Giflesp.ie•and Fred Sho v Were
successful in passing the
Seamanship Sail Course "held
• last winter.
The new executive •'Coin-
mand Bridge for 167.6 were.
elected as follows: '
Cominiander, Cdr E.A.
Davies AP.; Past Com-
mander, Cdr J.J. Mulhern S,
Executive Officer, Lt Cdr.
C.C. •Blackmore AP;
Secretary Treasurer, F. Lt.
T.H. Perry AP; • First
Lieutenant, F. Lt . R.J.
Gemrnill; First Lieutenant,
F. Lt W. Linfield.
Following the Change of
Watch• Ceremony the evening
concluded with dancing.
'Two Toronto men who were
F•killed in a tent fire, last July
;'near Bayfield were the only
fire deaths in Huron County in
:1975, the O.rftario Fire Mar-
:shal's report:shows.
;The couiirty, w-i.th a
populatiori of 54,671 had a fire
'death rate. of 3.66 per 1,000
•population, compared to .the
• ' :county of Bruce which has a
popUlation of 52•,313 arid a fixe_
death rate•of 1.91. .
The village of Blyth with' a
Y population of 859, had sixfires
• resulting in 4912••.dai:nage.
That is up from a five .year
average, from 1971-75 which
, was four -fires per -''ear with
an average fire loss:of'$2,497.
,,$a ussels, a'• village with 'a
population of 988 had no fires
in.1975. The five year average
for that.;village is four fires
per year with $8.707.damages.
The town_of Exeter with a
population of 3,390 had 12
' •fires last year, resulting in an
average loss of 822,116 The
Me year, average is 12 with, a
•.fire loss of $39,852. 4
Goderich, with a•population.
0'7,284 had- 28 fires in 1975.
which caused $51,054 in
•damages. The five year
.average in that town is 36
:fires per Year with $51, 718- in
damages. •
Clinton was down in • 1975
with 14 fires -and a fire loss of
$32,68l while in the five: year
average' there were 17 fires
with afire loss of $50,606,
Hensall with a population of
944 had seven .,fires in 1975
with a fire loss of. $29,249. The
^five year average is seven
fires per year with.a fire loss
equalling $15,507.
•Seafortli, with a population
of 2,061 had 11 fires in 1975
with an estimated damage at
•$2,844. The tFive'year -average
Was. 13 with a fire loss of
$32,331,
Stanley Township with a
population of 1,591 had • six
fires in 1975 with a fire loss of
$32,688 while the five year`•
average was four fires per
year.with an average fire loss
of$18,061,
There were six fires in
Tuckersrrrith Township with a
population of .3,190, in 1975.
resulting • in :$9;617 in
damages. The five year
average for that Township
was five fires per year with
an average fire loss of $18,620$
W ingharn,.' with a
population of 2,841"was down
in •1975 with nine fires
resulting in $4,492 in
damages. In the five year
average for that town, there
were 11 fires per year with,.
$15.,433 in damages. .
Zurich , witll.a population of
740 had three fires with $148
damages, compared with the
five year ave aage_Pof three •
fires .ger year,• Witlt $5,987
damages.•
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New certified members
Several: people gained their certified membership into the.
Power. Squadron at the annual banquet .field in Goderich
Saturday night. The members include Ralph Smith, Keith..
Homan, Carl Brackmore,; training officer,
District
Com-
missioner, Bill Brown, Janet McRae, Jean Travers and Don
Travers. (staff photo)
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WeBAypIELD.
. just received,wour OHiP
tonsilectomy. Out of our 592.50
.They divided the operation into
OH LP covered all'but,lO percent
50 percent of the second operation.
-• Personally l think It's a rip-off,
Ment. 1. have nothing against
percent?...when to my knowledge
for...
• One other , pointe of interest,
multiple newborn care for each:
percent.
Does everyone know this?,,or
OHIP reimburses the subscriber
Medical Association 'fee schedule,
charge. Since,you did not specify
formed we.are unable to tell you
: received from OHIP. We suggest
Your doctor and your focal OHIP
charged by your doctor, then
•received full.paymentfrom•OHIP.
Generally speaking, if two
'• time, the fee charged for the
percent of the regular fee. This
births.
Most doctors are:pleased to
their professional fees with their
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payment• for my young son's
bill they were only paying 163.45. ,
two, tonsils; adenoids and ears.
of the first; but. would. only pay'
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again involving the govern- '
paying the 10 percent, but: 50:
it should all. have been paid •'
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straight from the OHIP ,code, •
additional .infant paid .at/50
was it must •my husband and I? :
90 percent of the Ontario
which most physicians
the'typeof ear surgery per-.
what payment you should have_
however,'that.you contact both
office and find out what fee.was
you can determine whether. you
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second operation should ..be 50 ,
also applies. to `twin or multiple
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i bought'a.new hearing aid in Toronto from a man who rain .
himself an audiologist. "Personally I .think' he's just a high
pressure salesman because the machine he sold me is not worth,
a d- with the result r have to use. my oidone. •
I've had itback to the company for repairs. twice but it hasn't
,done any good.'I've demandedmy money back but so far I seem
to be up against a brick wall.
Is there anyway you can help me please because obviously a '.
hearingaid that doesn't work is absolutely useless and I've paid
• out a great deal of money for nothing..I'm certainly, sorry that .I •
paid for.it in full by cheque;otherwise I just wouldn't make any
payments. .
I'm at my wits 'end and if you can do anything for me 191 be
most grateful.
The Ontario Hearing Aid Association contacted this company,
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hearing. The result is, a brand new machine•with which you are
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all of a sudden decided to lock the back door from the inside. I
find this extremely inconvenient •lSecaUse the, parking lot is
locafed at the rear of tlh*-building. rove spoken to him about this
- and asked him to get keys made but this he refuses to do:
1 told him that if it' had been this way, at the beginning of thy
lease I would never have moved in. Anyway, all this has done -no
good because he is very adamant about keeping it locked and
says he has no intention of getting keys made. •r'• •
We contacted this superintendent who gave us the sante an-
swers. ''The doer is staying locked,". he told us, "to keep out
undesirables," Apparently he's found quite •a few prowlers of
' • ' late and he claims 'that the rest of the tenants realize he has
_taken this precaution for the safetyand•well being of•everyone
who resides here..
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