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16- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 17, 1974 HeadsLegion PhoobyE.Duke Robert D. McChesney of Kirkland Lake, Ont., was recentlyelected president of the Royal Canadian Legion at the organization'S national convention in St. John's, Nfld. lie is a chartered lit e under- writer with Excelsior Life. Air. McChesney served with the RCAF in WW Il and has held executive office in the Legion on every level of command. As national presi- dent, he succeeds Robert G. Suiellie, Q.C., of Winnipeg. IF YOUR ILL ON IhOLIDAY Travelling outside Ontario or Canada? Here is a capsule account of the extent of your coverage under the basis Ontario health insurance plan (OHIP) and Blue Cross Medi- cal hospital insurance plans if you should become ilI outside Ontario., I., Hospital Costs Under OHIP. H-ospitafization in another province: OHIP will pay to the per diem rate accepted in Ontario at the standard-ward level inclusive of standard-ward room, meals, and most ser- vices. Remember each Cana- dFan province recognizes the other's rates. Hospitalization in the United States: Claims are settled by OHIP on twn different bases depend- ing on the indviduals case. 1 i) OHIP will pay 75 per cent of standard-ward rate charg- cd by the hospital plus the extra charges for insured services covered by the plan. This is for elective or non- emergency admissions. (ii) The Plan will pay 100 per cent nf the charges for emergency tunexpected) ad- missions, sucb as care foilow- ing a car accident or heart a ttack. Points to remember for U.S. iospitals: MostU.S. hospitals charge i oom rate plus the cost of service such as operating room, blond, drugs and x-ray. Room rates plus the cost of extra serv ices vary greatly, frýom $2500 per day 'to more that $100 per day for a room alone. Very high cost areas are, New York, Boston and San Francisco. Ol-IP pays most US. hospi- tâals directly. OHzIP coverage in all other f oreign countries: In most cases the patient hiospitalized outsidc North Amierica must pay his hospital bill and then seek reimburse- ment from OHIP. OHIP will refund the hospi- tai costs to the' subscriber upon presentation of evidence of his hospitalization. OHIF pays ail hospital charges at the stajidard-room level for care in countries where these charges do not exceed Ontario's e.g. Britain, Spain, France, Itaiy, China, Russia, and Israel. (A gond idfea is to check out hospital- medicai costs in the country in _Which you wish to travel.) Only when the subscriber is unable to pay the hospital's bill on the spot does OHIP pay idirectly. Arrangements for OHPmaking the payment must be made by the sub- scriber. 2. Other Hopsîtal Costs U'nder OHIP (i) Psychiatric and tubercu- losis care: Benefits are limited to 60 days nf care if an insured Ontario resident must be admitted to a tuberculosis sanitorium or psychiatric biospital outside Ontario. (ii) Ambulance service: OHIP will pay 75 per cent of. tlle charges if the amount is Imore than that charged for the same service in Ontario. To obtain reimbursement the patient should show a receipt showing the number ni miles transported and a certificate signed by a doctor stating that ambulance services were justified. Doctors' Costs Under OHIP. OHIP will pay doctors' fees Ontario Blue Cross, 150 Fer- r and Drive, Don Milîs, Ont- ario, M3C 1H6, telephone (416) 429-2661. ice creainis the quah tystooftuneyear. ESSEX, IDEAL FOR PICNICS. 1 LB. PKG. SLICED ASSORTED COOKED MEATS 19 C ESSEX, BY THE PIECE LB. BOLOG NA 39C BLAD vE STEAKS SPECIAL!C IDEAL FOR BARBECUE 8 LB. "Last year Dominion's own smooth Richmello ice cream outsold the leading brand in our stores. Now thaïs qualitiy you can taste,- by the scoop, in an ice cream soda, a banana split or a sundae topped with nuts and cherries. 0f course, our Richr-nello ice creamn is specially made for us to meet our rigid standards of quality by Ieadingy daines. So you know ifs quality ice cream ai Dom inion's own special savings. We keep ail our ice cream products in modem, easy-to-choose-from freezers. Ih keeps everything we seli fresh." BEEF, CHICKEN, KIONEY OR LIVER 15OZ TIN DR. BALLARU SÊ%d CHAMPION DOG FOOD 22e- BIRDS EYE, FROZEN 12 FL. DZ.TIN C ONC ENT RATIE O AWAKE ORANGE DRINK45e ASST'D COLOURS,SICAL 2 ROLL 2 PLY PKG. SYMPHO'uwNY c TOWELS U WHITE OR RANBOW SPECIAL! PIKG. OF 250 RITE SERVIETTES 835c REGULAR STRAINED 4.5 FL. DZ .JAR EXCEPT MEAT GERBER BABY FOODS, 18ej FRUIT CREAMS, P.F ASSORTED 15 OZ. PKG. OR SHORTOAKE PEEK FREAN BISCUITS 85e BITTNER'S, TRAY PACK BRATWURST SAUSAGE BEEFTONGUE 7i Libby's Deep MEATY BUTT OR SHOULDER PORK CHOPS SOLO N 10 LB BOXES FROZEN. IOEAL FOR BARBECUE CHICKEN LEGS SCHNIEDER'S, FROZEN 2 LB. Box HAMBURG PATTIES 1.6 8 MAPLE LEAF OR ESSEX, 1 LB. PKG. R[NDLESSc BREAKFAST BACON ý9 8 ESSEX OR CANADA PACKER S 1 1 R. PKG. WIENERS n ESSEX OR CANADA PACKER S LBý COOKED READY TO EAT-2 TO 3 LB. AVG. 0n DINNER HAMS 138 MAPLE LEAF. 1/2 RONEIN, 1 R REAOY TO EAT VACUUM PACKED COOKED HAMS 17 CROSS RIB ROAST EASY TO CARVE 6LB. MILD CURED L COTTAGE ROLLS 8c LUCAS, SLICED 16 DZ. PG BOLOGNA 88C MAPLE LEAF MAC & CHEESE, CHICKEN. 6 DZ. PKG. MEAT & OLIVE, P & P OR DUTCH LOAF 0%a COOKED MEATS 38é WITH GAR LIC JAR 9%k h ui e ROSEIuI uUur DILL PICKLES 4 4c Roast PURE RASPBERRY OR 16 FL DZ. JAR STRAWBERRY E.D. SMITH JAMS 9f5e SOFT, COLO URED SPE('LU,! 16 DZ. CONT. MONARCH MARGARINE6c PREPRICED 69e HOSTESS 10ODZ.PKG. CHEESE STICKS Rfl SPECIA! MEATY, WHOLE OR HALF (STORE HOURS) Mon.- Fr. 9a.m. -9p.m. Sat. 8;30 a.m. -6 p.m. VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOS ING TIME TU ESDAY, JULY 23RD, 1974 IN BOWMANVILLE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMAIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY PLr'I, r 'd DOMINION STORES LIMITED. c LB. 8' Bro wn Beans MLB SPECAL WITH PORK 1IN TOMATO SAUCE£ T4 F L. OZ. BUDDIG'S SLICED TURKEY 31/, DZ. PKO. CORNED BEEF OR HAMc COOKED MEATS 58 FROZEN PORK SAUSAGE 1 LB. PKG. 89eC John Thomson, Grocery Manager S3003 Danforth Ave. ITS THE REAL TH ING 40 FL. OZ. N RB. COCA-COLA 6Sue CHOCOLATE, BUTTE RSCOTCH 8 FL. OZ. JAR OR CARAMEL, SHIRRIFF SUNDAE '>(41 fc TOePPINGS 2 DOMINION, FANCY FROZEN 12OZ. PKG FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS 39 16 FL UOZ.BTL. HP SAUCE 69C OR VANILLA ICE CREAM LBý 99c eSPECIAL! 12 GAL. CONT. PLAIN OR COLOURED PKG.OF 20 ROBIN SONc Ice Cream Cones 41 AIIen's Fruit Drinks SPECIAL! FLAVOURS 48 FL OZ. TIN 5 FROM CONCENTRATE, UNSWEETENED 64 FLDZ BfL, MORNING SUNSFRN E à ORANGE JUICE 859 FOOD WHAP 50 FT. ROL L SARAN WR AP 45e ~-~ASST'D COLOURS, ýSPECL! 4 ROLL SINGLE PLY BUDGET PKG. BATH ROOM AeRIORMELLO 12 Of CAKE SORANGE CHIFFON CAKE 69e ALUMINUM WRAP, 50 FT. ROLL S 12"SZ 4 ALCAN FOIL 82Z Ice cream bars, popsicles, juice bars, ice cream mint patties, sundae cups and sherbets. We've got the variety you're looking for. Or my name îsn't John." SHOPSYS POTATO SALAD OR 24OZ. DONT. COLE SLAW 72 SHOPSYS 4X 2OZ. PKGS. CORNED BEEF 1.1 8 UNIVERSAL, IDEAL PKG. OF 2 FOR TVSNACKS PIZZA PIES 1.14 FROZEN, EVISCERATED KING COLE DUCKS HIGHLINER, FROZEN SPECM~! OCEAN PERCH FILLETS Quiati )our nami ASSTD FLAVOURS SPIAL 4 DZ. CONT. GAY LEA 0 %ý CHEESECAKE DESSERTS ~ Kraft MACARONI C & CHEESE 71/40OZ. PKG. ONTARIO GROWN CANADA NO. 1 GRADE FRESH GREEN c EACH CALIFORNIA GROWN NECTARINES 29C PLASTIC, BERNARDIN, PKG 0F 20 QUART SIZEc FREEZER BAGS 39c ECONOMY PAK SPCIF!100K HILLTOePc TEA, BAGS 67C 'We don't j ust seil1 our ice cream. We aisé sell name brand ice creami fixings like cones, sundae toppings, nuts, wh ip cream, and many other delights." STARKIST 650 Z TIN CHUNK LIGHT TUNA q#c LIBBY'S FANCY SPETIALM 8LO TI N TJOMATO JUICE 3 PADDED SEAT, FOLDING SAMSONITE CHAIRS SPEI (AI' Each 0 88 50% MORE FREE SEIA! 75MLTUBE ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE 5%j ASSORTED SPECIAL! 6.5FL.DZ DONT. LADY PATRICIA SHAIMPOO29 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 4.5 FL.DZ. CONT. BABY OIL 7c POWDERIEDKINGSIZE Bo0OZCONT. TIDE DETERGENT spE(lut! LB. CURITY, APE TAB SPECIAL! PKG. 98SPECIAL! 20 OZ. PKG. DAYTIME OF30 98-RICHMELLO 0 CDISAE 7 6c APPLE PIE 5I .1 ER 'Disounterpices. e 't, o *0inion. m m ILB lqmw