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«< July 22, 1965 THE NEWS Page 7 (GAMO RS DS Ge, 21YRS. OLD? When you turn 21 you're no longer cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- sion. NEWLY WED? nr The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. this mod ern convenience for the home- owners," ways L.E.Crandlemire, Ter- race Bay R.O.A.Manager. "Whether planning a new home or remodelling an older one, everyone will find the dis- play in the coach of great value and interest." Wide variety in types of electric heating equipment on display provides homeowners with an opportunity to choose equipment suited to their parti- cular needs. All equipment is installed in home-like settings to demonstrate the versatility of electric heating units. On display will be baseboard con- vection units, wall-mounted and ceiling radiant heating panels, radiant ceiling cable, forced air systems and a cut- away view of an in-duct electric heat- ing system. Many of the units are operational . A heating cost electronic computer is installed in the Coach. By punching '| answers to three questions into the com- puter, visitors can obtain an estimate of operating costs for an electric heat- ing system in their own home. Proper techniques for installation of insulation, in conjunction with electric heating, is demonstrated in the coach by colored panels and cut-away models. The coach will be staffed at all times during exhibition hours with per- sonnel qualified to provide visitors with general information regarding Hydro, and to discuss the electric heat- ing equipment on display. COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from P.4) be passed providing penalties for those caught distributing litter and against proprietors who maintain unsightly premises. The Clerk was instructed to write N.Linkewich asking that he clean up the rear of the Theatre Build ing. A short, sharp discussion was spark- ed by Reeve Adamo who proposed to point out ta the Separate and Public school boards that they may appoint a representative to the High School board, thereby bringing the total num- ber of the latter Board up to five. The proposal was made following rep- resentation to the Reeve by citizens who felt the increase should be made. Councillor Cavanaugh did not at first see the need for the increase and Councillor Thompson made sharp refer- ence to the fact that increasing the number of members on the Public School board did not seem to have improved anything there as the ground are "a disgrace." Councillor Cavanaugh reported that he found attendance at the Mayor's and Reeve's Con vention very educational. One hundred and seven resolutions were passed, many of whic showed signs of pre-arrangement and lobbying and dealt with items of no special interest to us locally. Reeve Adamo, reporting on his interview with the government heads said that, of the four delegates pre- sent, only he was permitted to even talk as the other three representatives were from Improvement Districts. He said they were all very disappointed that George Wardrope did not attend the interview and give his promised support to their request. Council unanimously approved Reeve Adamo's stand and proposed actions in this regard. KIMBERLY-CLARK CONTEST - Continued from page 1 are reached. Full details of the new contest have been made available. to all Kimberly-Clark employees. Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan eliminated. Ontario Hospital (<9) Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontario : z The new system will require all sub- scribers to kindly remember their new number which will be issued upon your next visit to the Library. NEW SYSTEM FOR LIBRARY USERS The Staff of the Terrace Bay Public Library hope within the next few weeks to initiate a new filing system and ask for the co-operation of both adult and children alike. The present system requires the orange subscriber's card which will be MODERN HEATING DISPLAY ON VIEW IN TERRACE BAY AND SCHREIBER : An Electric Heat Information Centre on wheels, Hydro's mobile display coach will arrive in Terrace Bay on Saturday, July 24 and will proceed to Schreiber on Monday, July 26th. The red and white coach will be located at the Recreation Centre in Terrace Bay on Saturday and on the lot adjacent to the town hall in Schreiber on Monday. It will be open to the public from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Saturday and from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Monday. "The Hydro coach tells the complete story of electric heating and outlines the advantages of Doctor: "The best thing for you to do is to give up smoking, drinking, golf, late hours." 'Patient: "Look, Doc, | really don't deserve the best. What's second best? "