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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY Things you should know about... YOUR NEW COMBINED GOVERNMENT PLAN The new 'Ontario Health Insurance Plan" will provide all the coverage now available to you under both OHSIP and Ontario Hospital Insurance. And it will do so at a lower combined n-- ined o Hospital Insurance, your changeover to the new comb ic. No action on your part is required as the new plan will be Ontario Hospital Insurance number); e $11.00 a month for a single person, and e $22.00 a month for a family (2 or more eligible persons) e one health insurance identification card; The new premiums will be payable in January, 1972, and thereafter, to cover benefit periods e one health insurance number (your former beginning on or after April 1, 1972. These new premiums will be: REPLACES ""OHSIP'" AND "ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE"' The Ontario Health Insurance Plan will replace the OHSIP (medical) and Ontario Hospital jo c o 0) 3 wn z £ ke c a 2 ; 2 ha > gs = 2 © 3 o 2 > 2 » © S o Da 5 3 RE o 2 Lak 2 = <E a hie] = ge} Oo = TO [eh] "w 2 o i= > << & a 3 * 5 £ SD So as = caffe 3 o 8, o "-- 0 0) & Qc c S§ > Be ce Ta? E © a) - £ o SQ +~ +-- ~ © oxt cs ES ts . : g 3c! a £ sa THE SURPIRSE OWL The three Terrace Bay schools had e "surprise visitor" recently: a large, live Snowy Owl which was "loaned out" by Harold Kodila of the Terrace Bay 'Lands and Forests Office. The owl hed been found et the Schreiber dump, unable to fly and being attacked by ravens, and was brought to the Lands end Forests Office. Ir. Kodila "adopted" the bird and tried to build up its strength so he could let it go free. Before doing this, he gave the students of the Separate, Public and High Schools in town the rare opportunity of seeing this beautiful animal close-up. The owl was quite a celebrity during his visits to the schools and what follows are a few THE SNOWY OWL - samples of the stories inspired by the pupils! new friend. iv SNOWY OWL v The Snowy Owl is white in the summer and in the winter. | He eats rabbits. The Snowy Owl was in a cage. Mr. Kodila | is going to let the Snowy Owl, go. I hope he can fly. 1 - David Chepelsky, Grade 2, St. Martin's School. (NOTE: At last report, the owl had been set free and was still alive). The snowy owl has a sharp beak and sherp claws, His | head can go right around and he has big eyes. His ears are} covered with feathers and he eats mice and rabbits and the 1]