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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1970.
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GRADE 9
Four highest students: Darlene
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Ducharme, KathyDewar, PennyHealth
MacDonald, EffiHovius
Certificate of Achievement,
at South Huron
student with the highest standing
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in each subject: Physical and
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Education, Penn Mac-
Donald; English, Darlene Duch-
arme; History, Darlene Ducharme;
Geography, Darlene Ducharme;
Mathematics Kathy Dewar;
Science, Kathy Dewar, Effie
Hovius, Darlene Ducharme;
Business Practice, Darlene Pass-
more; Typing, Kathy Dewar;
Home Economics Darlene Duch-
arme;
First Class Honours, Honour Bar,
(*indicates 80% or over -Honour
Roll): Penny MacDonald, Kathy
Dewar, 'Darlene Ducharme.
GRADE 10
Four highest students; Wendy
Grasdahl, Joan Finkbeiner, Elsie
Toornstra, Karen Kerslake.
Certificate of Achievement,
Student with the highest standing
in each subject: Physical and
Health Education, John Hayter
and Brenda J. Brintnell; English,
Wendy Grasdahl, Margot Handerer
History, Wendy Grasdahl, Mar-
got Handerer; Geography, Wendy
Grasdahl, Mathematics, Joan
Finkbeiner; Bookkeeping, Janice
McNichol, Data Processing, Sharor
Willert;Typing, Sharon Willer
Home Economics, Elsie Toornstra.
First Class Honours, Honour Bar,
Wendy Grasdahl, Elsie Toornstra,
Sharon Willert, Joan Finkbeiner.
GRADE 11
Four highest students: Brenda
Koehler, Susan Davey, Dianne
Shapton, Barbara Grenier.
Certificate of Achievement,
Student with the highest standing
in each subject: Physical and
Health Education, Larry McCann
and Brenda Koehler; English,
Brenda Koehler; History, Brenda
Koehler; Mathematics, Brenda
I<oehler, Bookkeeping, Brenda
Koehler; Shorthand, Brenda Koeh-
ler; Office Practice, Dianne Shap-
ton, Business Machines, Brenda
Koehler; Business Finance, Barb -
ara Grenier.
First Class Honours - Honour Bar
(` Indicates 805c: or over -Honour
Roll) Susan Davey, `Br da Koeh- en
ler.
GRADE 12
Four highest students; Yvonne
Jaques, Doreen Willis, Linda
Dietrich, Catherine Van Wyck.
Certificate of Achievement,
Student with the highest standing.
in each subject: Physical and
Health Education, Eugene Becker
and Mary Prance; English, Yvonne
Jaques, Cath Van Wyck; Business
Correspondence, Yvonne Jaques;
Economics, Doreen Willis; Math-
ematice, Linda Dietrich; Book -
keeping, Linda Dietrich; Office
Practice, Marjorie Schwalm;
Business Finance, Mary Prance;
Shorthand, Yvonne Jaques; Bus-
mess Law, Kay Hovius, Cathy
VanWyck•
First Class Honours, Honour Bar;
Yvonne Jaques.
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Four -Year Arts
And Science Course
GRADE 12
Top Student: Nancy Gifford,
Certificate of Achievement,
Student with the highest standing
in each subject: Physical and
Health Education, Doug Webber
and Helena Arts; English, Nancy
Gifford; Economics, Michael
Davis; Geography, Doug Webber;
Chemistry, Murray Hodge; Ag-
riculture, Doug Webber; Modern
Literature, Nancy Gifford; Man
in Society, Nancy Gifford.
SOUTH HURON CHAMPION
A student at the Zurich Public
School, Donna Riddell, was de -
clared Juvenile Girl's Champion
at the South Huron field meet
held in Exeter last week, for area
public schools.
Extended Health -Care benefits for
Ontario's growing population
Effective July 1st, 1970.
OHSIP
COVERAGE EXTENDED
to include the services of
Chiropractors, osteopaths
and Chiropodists (Podiatrists).
Starting July 1st, the widespread coverage and health benefits provided
6y the Ontario Health Services Insurance Plan will 6e further extended.
Subscribers will be covered for the services of three more health-care
groups or practitioners --Chiropractors, Osteopaths
and Chiropodists (Podiatrists).
Benefit rates for Chiropractic treatment:
Initial Treatment,
in the practitioner's office
or in an institution OHSIP will pay $
Subsequent Treatment,
in office or institution OHSIP will pay
Treatment in the patient's homeOHSIP will pay
Radiographic Examination—
maximum for each service.. , , OHSIP will pay
total allowed per person in
a twelve-month period ....OHSIP will pay
MAXIMUM OHSIP PAYMENT
per person in a twelve-month period
(excluding radiographic examinations)
Benefit rates for Osteopathic treatment:
Initial Treatment,
in the practitioner's office
7.00 or in an institution OHSIP will pay $
Subsequent Treatment,
5.00 in office or institution OHSIP will pay
7,00 Treatment in the patient's homeOHSIP will pay
Radiographic Examination -
10.00 maximum for each service.. , .OHSIP will pay
total allowed per person in
25.00 a twelve-month period... ,OHSIP will pay
MAXIMUM OHSIP PAYMENT
per person in a twelve-month period
100,00 (excluding radiographic examinations)
Benefit rates kr Chiropody (Podiatry):
Treatment, in the practitioner's office
or in an institution
7.00 or in the patient's home OHSIP will pay $ 5.00
Radiographic Examination -
5.00 maximum for each serviceOHSIP will pay 10.00
7.00 total allowed per person in
a twelve-month period... , OHSIP will pay 25,00
10.00 Independent Minor Procedure,
which may be extra to the visit
25.00 and will include follow-up care.OHSIP will pay 9,00
Bilateral or multiple procedures
performed at one stage
100.00 —for second procedure OHSIP will pay 4.50
—for third procedure OHSIP will pay' 2.25
MAXIMUM OHSIP PAYMENT
per person in a twelve-month period
(excluding radiographic examinations) 100.00
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Hon. Thomas L. Welts, Minister