Manitoba approves improved student accident insurance plan
The Manitoba Association of School Trustees approves an extensive school based accident insurance plan to be offered in September. It covers dental and medical expenses, ambulance fees, accidental death and dismemberment with optional 24 hour year round coverage for $5.50. Participation is voluntary and expected to exceed 100000 students. Reliable Life Insurance underwrites the plan with Reed Shaw Stenhouse Limited as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
MAST
Manitoba
Reliable Life Insurance Company
Reed Shaw Stenhouse Limited
Parents urged to buy student accident coverage via schools
The MAST Student Accident Committee reviewed four proposals including last year’s carrier. Premiums ranged from 5.00 to 7.00 for standard individual coverage with plan benefits including dental expense and accidental death and dismemberment. Life coverage is available at low group rates. Norman G. Harvey notes rising dental claim costs and trips. A three year arrangement guarantees rates for two future years. Enrollment forms and plan details will be distributed at school during the first week of September.
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Mast Student Accident Committee
Johnsons win mixed four ball in Fairway News
Congratulations to Johnny and Gladys Johnson for winning the two ball mixed four some Sunday event. Runners up were Jim and Beth Graham. other results include high total by John Stephenson and Donna Rawlings and high hole by Jerry and Esther Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Gladys Johnson
Jim
Beth Graham
Jerry
Esther Taft
John Stephenson
Donna Rawlings
John Tosh
Gene Ehnes
Ken
John
Sandy Oak Farm
Andy
Drop In Centre Defies Summer Closure Vote
Mrs. Ella Barker reports a good turnout at the Drop In Centre on Wednesday with activities and coffee. A motion to close for a month in July or August was defeated, so the Centre will remain OPEN all summer with weekly meetings resuming next week.
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Ella Barker
Canucks struggle in Cypress River as Comets rally
Canucks lose 5-3 at Cypress River after a seven inning rally by the Comets led by Florent Robidoux in relief of Bill Young. Jed Coates started, Ken Wertz took the loss. Hitters included Don Horton and the Wertz brothers. Also Cypress Tournament 9-0 win over Cypress Road Runners and 8-1 loss to Holland Athletics with Gerald Barr pitching. Midget Glenboro/Wawanesa fell 8-6 to Brandon Kiwanis as Myles Fisher pitched well and led with four safeties. Forfeit denied Glenboro games vs Minnedosa. next meet Brandon at Glenboro and Hazelwood tournament on June 18.
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Canucks
Cypress River
Comets
Glenboro’s
Jed Coates
Ken Vertz
Vertz
Florent Robidoux
Bill Young
Don Horton
Wertz Brothers
Greg
Ken
Ron
Wayne Davidson
al Coates
Mark Witherspoon
Cypress
Cypress Roadrunners
Gerald Barr
Holland Athletics
Greg Wertz
Rich Christie
Harry Lalonde
Murray Gowanlock
Darry Stevens
Eric Plaetinck
Holland
Austin Kernels
Glenboro
Wawanesa
Brandon Kiwanis
Kinsmen Stadium
Myles Fisher
Glenwana
Fisher
Wayne Gullett
Frann Cory
Kelly Oleson
Arthritis Society progress and Glenboro canvass announced
Mrs. Lloyd Moore announces a September community canvass by the Hospital Auxiliary in Glenboro to aid the Arthritis Society. The piece reflects on 1948 to 1978 advances in rheumatology, research funding growth to over 2 million, and the expansion of rheumatic disease units across Canadian medical schools. General information pamphlets are available from Winnipeg.
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Lloyd Moore
Glenboro
Arthritis Society
Canada
Department of Veteran’s Affairs
Winnipeg
Sherbrook Street
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