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GOVERNMENT INSURANCE
IN CAtf OF
WAR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS OF PROPERTY ARE URGED TO
INSURE AGAINST 'LOSS BY ENEMY ACTION
The Government of Canada, tory Act of Parliament, has set up a Plan of
War Risk Insurance against 'damage to property caused by enemy
action—by countermeasures taken against the enemy—by explosions of
war munitions handled by 'third parties.
In terms of general information, it may be stated that the Plan provides
a certain limited FREE COMPENSATION for damage to owner -occu-
pied homes and to chattels, but the main feature of the Plan is that
owners of most types of property can protect their property by PUR-
CHASE of GOVERNMENTWAR RISK INSURANCE at very moderate
rates.
This type of War Risk Insurance is not being sold today by private
insurance companies, 1 ecause .of the risk involved. Consequently, the
Government has established: a national scheme to make it possible for
each citizen in Canada -to purchase the sense of security that comes from
knowing that if his property 'does suffer war damage (and the war has
come much closer to •Carnada .in the last twelve months) he can call on
the resources of t'•9:mada -to help him make good his property loss.
HOW TO OBTAIN
GOVERNMENT WAR RISK INSURANCE .
The Fire Insurance .gents and Companies of Canada have volunteered
to the Government the:servi esioftheir extensive facilities and personnel,
on a non-profit basis, thus avoiding
the setting up of the targe :organiza-
tion that otherwise would be needed
to handle details of this nation-wide
Government War Risk _insurance
scheme.
YOUR FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
OR COMPANY W IL:L -GLADLY
SUPPLY COMPLETE DETAILS EDF
THIS GOVERNMENT 1NS141: ANCE
PLAN.
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS .PVTALSEIED
so that the public may have attune 4 s=he
Government War Risk insurance ..Scheme.
The information given •aborts is rant intended
to be a complete resume' of the iccheme. Full
information -regarding .conditions, „e.lusittr,
etc., is available elsewhere.
TO HOME OWNERS
HOUSEHOLDERS and OTHERS
Limited free compensation is
provided under the Act for War
Damage by enemy action to
owner -occupied homes up to
$3,000. Damage to House-
holder's Chattels, up to $800—
for those of his wife, up to $400
—for each child under 16, up to
$100—for others, not house-
holders, up to $200.
No policies are needed in this
classification but insurance addi-
tional to the above amounts
may be purchased.
Ask any Fire Insurance Agent or
Company for complete details.
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:INSURANCE AGENT: O.
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Prblisbed by Authority of the Minister of Finalise
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Miss Logan, of Hensall is renew-
ing acquaintences in her old home
district.
Harvest Thanksgiving services will
be held in St. John's Anglican Ch-
urch, Varna, on Sept. 27th.
Mr. Bob Peck has retrnued to To-
ronto after spending his harvest le-
ave with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keys of Ste-
phen Twp were visitors with lir. and
Mrs. Ben Keys, Babylon line.
Mrs. W. J. Reid and daughter of
Port Huron spent a few says at the
home of her brother, Mr. Ben and
Amos Keys.
Friends are sorry to learn that Mrs
Ralph Stephenson has suirered an-
other heart attack. Also Mrs. Shan-
non i; ver ill at the home of her niece
Mrs. Fred McClylnont.
Returned to Tranining
LAC Gordon Key;, of the RCAF
at Bella Bella, British, Columbia, has
returned to that post after a three
week's leave at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mr.=. i3' -r. Keys' and
!brother Harvey, his bro.t,gert Men - n
of the RCAF. who is at pry r t at .
the IT$ in Toronto and..a,; who
in Valleyfield, Quebec, a.',.., i.'freF, a'
the parental home, it. byeir,g4 year;
since they were all home trigtei73x-r.
DASHWoap
and son of Ela iiia were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Pfile.
Mr. and r Rat H[roperoft and
son of Pt. Colborne were holiday
visitors with 3Ir. and Mrs. T. Hop
croft.
Miss Zeta Nadiger RN of Howell,
Hospital, Mich., spent the wek-end
with her parent:. Mr. and ,yrs. Wm.
Nadiger.
31r. and Mrs. Elgin Merner are
spending their vacation with friends
in Detroit.
:Hiss rene M•rtenie of Detroit sp-
ent the holiday withherin other Mrs.
Mary Marteni.
Death of ,iacob 'Willett
Duc'harane the past week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Laporte and
daughter Charlotte of St. Joseph,
north were Beavertown visitors on
Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. R.
- Jeffrey.
Mr. and Mrs. JacobOber of De-
troit and Mrs. Josiah Sararas mot-
ored to Owen Sound on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Morris Denolnsrre of this burg
was a Sunday visitor 'to Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph ,Corriveau of the Blue
Water south.
The Misses Shirley and Doris Jef-
frey of Detroit spent the week -end
with their their parents in town.
Mr. Victor :Brisson of Detroit, re-
turned to her home after spending a
week -end with her parents in St.
Joseph.
.Mr. Archie Campbell of Windsor.
called on Mr. and Mrs, F Ducharme
o.n Labor Day
Mr. tend Mrs Willie Jeffrey and Mr
and Mrs. Jack Bailey all of Chatham
spent Labor Day with therr parents
in this vicinity.
Miss Antii,onette Jeffrey left • on
;$unday last for Windsor where she
win be employee] at the Convent in
that cit.y
The Separate School No. 1 open-
ed on Tuesday last with a good at-
tendan/4e, there being several new
pupils who had passed their entran-
ce and are now continuing in. Grade
nine. Miss Celia Hartman will al
so attend that class and will stay
with her .grandparents, so that she
will be closer to the school,
Henry Jacob Willert passed ;away
ath is bogie on the 14th eon, en Twp. on. Tuesday Sept. 8th i.is
riOth 2...ear following an illness of a-
bout 8 months. Born in Stephen, he
w a frnrare and a men-br of the
Latheran church and i8 survived by
a wire formerly Bertha Miller .n4
ore daughter Edna at home, his rno.
`icer 21,1r4. Catharine Willert and one
r star Su •ar at Dashwood. Phe fun -
i.t being neki Friday at 2 p.m, foil -
owed by a rnr:mryria service in the
i, .r.�rren eh irch at 2.30 p.m. In-
,-., Ter , :Rr•, JSreirr-'girt "l'ne Lutheran
LUJt rif€iciating.
.5t.. Joseph anal, Beaver Town
P, F.r<.• W1a M.1 and
Mis Ruth Guether left last week ' danahrtAfr 1 + , r. *if Kline,# pent the I
for Kitchener where she is attending
Business College.
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Wildfong took
a motor trip to Niagara and Toronto
last week.
Ati s Myrta Taylor of London sp-
ent a few rias with her hrothsr, Dr.
and Mrs. Talon.
Mrs. L iVlclsaac and Mrs, J Haist.
of 1t ;t'e;di.tan viti,ite• d win friends here
alt C ri thty
MT kid MTS. W. S'hu't ; of eetroat
i
h week end with her
alsN�e,�, Mr, and a„"..a. 1!1ztl7�ica K]til1Y.iilil,.
Ate; anti Um Wr1ft'ed lilinlfmatt
e.Jld visitong rY::,�.lt► -
i Mr. and Mrs.. Edward Laporte' o f
1St. Clair, Mich., were St. Joseph vis-
' tors on Sunday last.
Mr, and Mr. Leonard Sopha of
Detroit and Mr. arta Mrs. J. :'Mahon-
ey of Mt Carrnet were Labor Day
s!sitars with :dr. andM \Lrs, Adolph
'Sopha of the Blue Water north.
The essrsM.Avi]ia and Cyril 1)u
charm', Max. and Alphonse Jeffrey
all of Windsoy were visitor.. with
their parents on Sunday last. t
Miss Olivine Doupehouse of Wind.
so :was l gust to Mrs. ;Vcrdruigtw
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Llod Redden, Jityce
and Shirley of St. Catharinies were
visitors with friends here. Roy and
Donald, who ,spent holidays here, re-
turned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Valley and 2
children of St. Catharines were re-
cent visitors hese, Herman Wolfe of
Set, Cat•;hariies &sq Vetted hste,,wife
her,
, Mg Davis : .0 Ott . Tho -
'mass visited with a% r. and Mrs. Jos.
'Sangster.
- Commencing Sept. G'there will' -be
morning and evening services as us-
ual In •Carmel Presbyterian church.
Rev. Wm. Weir, whio has been away
on vacation, having returned.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm Hedden; Betty
and Marie and Lee Redden all of
Hamilton, also Russell Redden of
St Catharines, !ware visitors with
'Mrs Cth. Hedden.
,Miss Edith Parkins of S. Cathar-
ines, spent her vacation at her home
here returning to that city.
A. wedding of wide interest wiil be
solemnized in St. John's Un. church,
Chesley, on ESept. 19th, when Doi
H Ankernvann of ChesIey, will be-
come he bride of Ian Stewart Filshie
eldest son of Mrs. A Filshie and the
late A. Filshie, former Hensall resi-
dents.
Miss Peggy McDonald, who has
spent a pleasant vacation at the
homeo of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sherritt,
has returned to 'Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Gree.n and
family of Pt Stanley, former resid-
ents, called in town .recently.
Rev. and Mrs, Weir and son have
returned :from their vacation in the
Huntsville district.
Thursday, September loth, 111942
Escapes from Hong Kong
Word has just reached Hensall of
the aniraculous escape of Mrs. Frank
'Steven, of Hong, Kong, the former,
rMiss Dorothy Gould, well known to
many in the district and in Wippen.
Mr. and Mrs Steven residents of
Hong Kong, where Mr. Steven was
emploed as an engineer in connect-
ion with airplanes, he had placed his
wife on a plane for safety, and de-
cided to follow at the earlist oppor-
tunity, during the trip the plane was
bombed, causing the bottom to fall
-out of the :plane and to fall into the
ocean. Mrs. Stevens was able to swim
a little until shecame across an in-
flated tire which she held on to un -
Donnell, of Hensall.
til she was picked up by a rescue
ship and taken to India, where her
baby was 'born two days Iater. Mrs.
Stevens •was born in Formosa, China
and is a daughter of Mrs. Wm. Gould
of Guelph, the former Miss Greta
Melis of Klippen, who together with
her husband the late Rev. W. Gould
AD A
It is now ILLEGAL
to HOARD scrap steel
or UNUSABLE machinery
The Steel Controller has ordered that, after September 15, 1942, no
person may retain in his possession scrap iron or steel weighing a
total of 500 pounds or more unless he has a permit.
(For the purposes of the new regulations, scrap metal includes machin-
ery, structure] steel, or any other article or commodity containing
iron or steel, which is not serving an immediate vital purpose.)
The order also provides:
That anyone, conning into possession after September 15 of scrap
iron or steel weighing 500 pounds ar more, must dispose of it within
20 days.
That any person having a valid reason for not disposing of scrap
metal as scrap metal or who believes that it can serve some essential
purpose, must send in a report by September 15 to the Used Goods
Administrator of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Lumsden
Building, Toronto. His report must reveal the exact description,
quantity, and location of his scrap metal.
The provisions of the order do not apply to scrap dealers who are
already subject to previous orders; nor do they affect metal fabri-
cators and processors who are in legal possession of metal to be
used in manufacturing.
A copy of the order, S.C. 16, may be obtained from the Steel
Controller, Department of Munitions and Supply, Ottawa.
Infractions of the new regulations are subject to
a fine of up to $5,000, or imprisonment of up
to five years, or both fine and imprisonment.
Department of Munitions and Supply
HONOURABLE E. D. HOWE, MINISTER
454
NATIONAL REGISTEATION
OF WOMEN IN CANADA
Sept. 14 to Sept. 19, 1942
THOSE WHO MUST REGISTER
All females born between January 1st, 19'18jand De—
cember 31st, 192, inclusive, who arenot now in pos..
session of Unemployment Insurance Cards Form 411 or.
413 (Illustrated below). Also all those who have such
cards in their possession but who are not employed in
insurable employment.
WHERE YOU MUST REGISTER
You must register at your nearest Selective Service
Office (formerly the local Employment & Claims Office
of the Unemployment Insurance Conunission), or a
location set up for your convenience. If you reside in
a rural area, you register at your nearest Post Office.
THE DATE OF REGISTRATION
You may register at any time between Monday,
September 14th, and Saturday, September 19th, 1942.
THOSE WHO
NEED NOT REGISTER
Inmates of Institutions such as hospitals
and mental hospitals and members of
religious orders. Those in possession of
either of the two Unemployment Insur-
ance Cards Form 411 or 413 (illustrated)
and who are now employed in insurable
employment,
NOTE: I# you are now unemployed, you will be required to register. If
you have an Insurance book number or registration certificate 'CJ.LC. 4i,'rl
or 413 which you got when you were previously employed, bring it with.
you when registering.
ELLIOTT M. LIaTL&
Dimolor National Selsoilto Sento*
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