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21 YEARS OLD? When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by your parents. Hospital Insurance. You must take out individual | membership within 30 days. Get your ap- plication form at a bank, a hospital, .or the Commission. _ NEW JOB? To keep insured fol- low the instructions on: the Hospital In- surance "Certificate of Payment--Form 104°' that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. NEWLY WED? 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, no- tify the Commission. Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan Ontario Hospital Services Commission, Toronto 7, Ontario. © LIBERAL MEETING (Continued from page 1) A likeable young man, Mr .Rudiak was raised and edu cated in Geraldton, is a Certified Engineering Techno- logist and is married and has three children. His active interest in sports (hockey in particular) has made him weil known in the district. The number of interested citizens who attended meet- ings in both Terrace Bay and Schreiber indicates, we hope, a resurgence of political interest in this district. In an all too brief summary of his participation on various parliamentary committees Mr. Andras acquaint- ed his listeners with some of the workings of parliament. An able and versatile man, Mr. Andras interests have been far ranging but he indicated that now he hopes to specialize. One project he is working on is a compre- hensive economic and sociological research study of - Northwestern Ontario. Backing for the project has already been promised by the Federal Government but the study can only be instigated by the Provincial government and it is expected that arrangements will be finalized this fall. Mr. Andras re-iterated his stand on the pipe-line issue and answered questions put to him on various sub- jects. Mr. Andras was introduced and also thanked by Reeve W.E.Cavanaugh. RECREATION NEWS (Continued from page' 10) great disappointment to the Recreation Association and the touring pro from Hamilton, Ed. Brandreth. TENNIS TOURNAMENT The North Shore Centennial Junior Tennis Tournament will be held in Marathon on Saturday, August 26th, starting at 11.00 a.m. In the event of rain the tourna- ment will be held on Sunday instead. Any persons wishing to pick up registration forms may do so at the Recreation Office. Swisn Pool Colouring Contest e Swimming Pool had a colouring contest, with representatives from the Terrace Bay Art Club-acting as judges. Prizes were awarded to all the winners, who were as follows: Ages 5-6-7 - Ist, Peter Schritt - 2nd Patricia Gorman - 3rd Dawn Tees: ages 8-9-10 - Ist Darrell Gorman, 2nd Sally Turner and 3rd, Ann Louise Regis: ages 11-12-13 - Ist Mariann omer 2nd, Bevin Schritt and 3rd Janet Zwir. Swimming Tests Don't forget the swimming tests which will be held on August 29th, starting at 9:00 a.m. Have regular atten- dance at your swimming classes and be eligible to take your tests. (Continued page 12 ...) Page 11 OO ee . EZ a as 8 > 0D 0D 0D 0) ED) ND ENED 030 satis se aaiiesane seni Vul: N-S East (D) NORTH SK972 H107 DAKJ74 C52 WEST EAST $1083 S$Q6 H86532 HAQ4 D6 D10953 C8643 CKQ97 SOUTH SAJ54 HKJ9 DQ82 CAJ10 THE BIDDING: 'South West North East 1NT Pass : 2C Dble 2S Pass 4s Pass Pass * Pass LEAD: CLUB EIGHT Today's deal produced a wide variety of bidding and play when played in the Victoria Sectional earlier this year. East started with one club and South over- called one no trump showing 16-18 points. North bid two clubs artificially asking for afour card major suit and South showed his spades, North raised to game. The club eight-spot was opened and East's king was won by de- clarer's ace. A low spade to the king and a low spade return netted the queen and a third round drew all remaining trumps. Five diamonds were run and the closed hand sluffed two clubs. East now had to bare down to the A-Q of hearts and the Q-9 of clubs. At trick nine the heart ten was led from dummy and East was caught with his heart tenace. East rose with the Ace and returned a club, declarer ruffed and claimed the balance with the heart king and the good trump in dummy. Declarer could count East and could judge accurately the loca- tion of the heart and club honours from East's opening bid. Declarer had a top score as everyone else had been play- ing no trump making five. ~