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pas 14 the tooh7h1 tribune tiarafcy jue 16 1960 hospital commission educates to overcome problems the ontario hospital services commission has launched a pub lic education program to help insured residents avoid difficul ties when they or their depend ants are admitted to hospital as could be expected the launch ing of a program as large as ont hospital insurance raised a number of problems for both the commission and the people of ontario most of these were the natural result of the plan being new and its provisions and requirements not being clearly understood by the peo ple in the early months of 1959 the commission was besieged by avalanches of correspond ence and telephone calls for in formation it is estimated that during the spring of 1959 there wasnt a day when there werent at least 10000 letters on hand to be answered however these early problems have been over come but a few others remain and these are being energetic ally dealt with vp to individuals one of the most usual prob jems is that some insured peo ple still arrive at the hospital for admission without their hos pital insurance certificate or at least their certificate number to identify them others do not take the proper action to keep insured wiien they get married or leave insured groups also many parents still do not real ize that they should arrange for separate premiums to be paid for their children as soon as they reach age 19 these are things that must bs taken care of by the insured persons them selves much has been done through the distribution of literature to educate the public on the action they should take in varying cir cumstances to keep insured and it is hoped that the current edu cational program will help to speed public understanding of the plan the soooo insured patients who received the benefits of on tario hospital insurance in ev ery month of 1939 would be enough to completelv fill the canadian national exhibition grandstand more than 3 times- scratch pads from jumbo size down to note size get them at the stouffville tribune greenwood the evening va- held its june meeting at the horns of mrs t campbell mrs f webb was in charge of the worship service plans were made for the coat in the school centen nial parade on june isthi the next meeting will take the form of a picnic on the lawn at mr and mrs c clossons the afternoon wa met in the church basement last thurs day where a quiit was ready to work at group 2 took charge of the worship service and the roll call was the word pa tience mrs brooks the presi dent led in the business portion a motion was made that we buy mv curtains for around the choir loft and pulpit a float will be entered in the centennial parade there will bo no meeting until august 11 mrs kingstone served lunch remember the school centen nial on june isth events begin with a parade of floats bath oldfashioned and modern bands will lead this parade be ginning at 100 pm the after noon will be taken up with speeches by dignitaries the reception and registration of od boys and girls of the school for mer teachers trustees and oth ers in the evening there will be i a concert at the school after which a reunion of old friends while the younger folk will en- i joy a dance at brougham hall at 9 pm antiques will be on display in the school promoted by bill and alan clark mr and mrs alfred bendle and children spent last sunday afternoon with his parents mr and mrs r bendle mr and mrs lorre slute and family of raglan were visiters with mr and mrs wesley sad ler last sunday mr and mrs les wilson and girls were sunday dinner guests of mr and sirs cecil disney the afternoon wa and eve ning wa spent a very enjoy able afternoon with the mount zion ladies last wednesday cele brating their 60th year of organ ization green river the junior teens brought their meetings to a close in a very liappy frettogether on fri day evening last at the home of mrs a pearse when a picnic was enjoyed by all present plans are now being made for the coming season when it is hoped that this group of young folks will grow bigger and bet ter in the months that lie ahead mr and mrs wm duncan entertained their son donald and his wife of brooklin to tea on sunday evening mr m hamilton of brougham was al so a guest a number from hereattended the memorial day service at the erskine cemetery on sun day last may we also remind you that the memorial day ser vice for this cemetery known as brunswick hill will he held on sunday june 23th in the church here and rev g elliott will be the speaker special music will also be furnished at this time dont forget the time 230 pm at the church prayer meeting will be held on tuesday june 21st at s pm at the home of mr and mrs m draper mr wm binsted and his class of boys are to be congratulated for the way they conducted the sunday morning service at the sunday school it is most grat ifying to see these young folk take such an interest in this worthy cause the ledies aid met at the home of mrs j irwin on wed nesday evening last the devo tional period was taken by the president mrs a pearse who gave a very heipful talk on the beauties of nature and their meaning to us at the conclu sion of the meeting lunch was served by the hostesses mrs msnnonifes to discuss college plan final plans for an affiliated college on the university ol waterloo campus will be dis cussed at the annual ontario district mennonite conference preliminary arrangements will also be made for the 1962 world mennonite conference to be held here bishop j b martin of erb street mennonite church wat erloo chairman of the arrange ments committee expects more titan 7000 to attend sessions will be held in kitchener audi torium delegates at the ontario con ference will also hear a report on a threeyear study on the shortage of mennonite ministers and church workers eighty clergymen and 35 lay men from ontario and new york representing 41 congrega tions will attend bishop martin is district moderator rev j d graber of elkhart ind executive secretary of the missions and charities board will present seven lectures on the theme the church apos tolic conference theme is god so loved halfpast tun mae postill and r hutchings mr and mrs wm smctham spent a day in buffalo visiting with their granddaughter and family special dole fancy fruit cock special martins choice apple jusc beef stew 15 oz lamb stew 15 oz weiners beans 20 oz boiled d special lunchmaster wax pap special green blue ballet t special green blue pink or yellow i sweet juicy california sunkist orange first of the season sweet california site 163 v toicn beg seedless grapes a first of the season ontario grown strawberboe arriving fresh daily attractively priced 20 oz tin mix em or match em tomato or vegetable 10 oz tin special devon brand std 3s campbells soup frozen food specials domino fancy cauliflower booth cod fillets 3 ox pl 65c j 16 f9- 27c 20x40 sjl bajt 2 for 1 striped bath towels mens diamond socks stietthy fitt ill jiz p- 1 the sign of a 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