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THURSDAY, NOV. 21st, 1958 THE BRUSSare PosT, r3RCSBELIS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, NOV, 2Sth, 1988
THE BRUSSELS POST
E.i'itabitshed 1872, Serving tile rarming Omni:atom,
eublishad at BRITS'S on.A.RIo, orrery Thursday
ROY W. KDNNE.I3Y, rublisher
Aerober" Canadian Weekly Newspapers, Association
Ontailo Weekly Newspapers Association
canadian Community Newspapers Represontatil ev.
rnttorined as Second. Class fast Office Department,. Ottawa
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ANNUAL. MEETING HURON
CO-OP. mgpiciAL SERVICES
Wilson •C, MoCoig, Chatham,
panti-president of the Co-oper-
ative Medical Services Feder-
ation of Ontario, spoke at the
16th annual meeting of Huron
Co-operative Medical Services
held in the Counell Chambers,
Clinton, on Wednesday.
Al lis topic, Recent Develop-
meats in Prepaid Health Care
Plans, was fact-filled and timely,
providing the members with a
-valuable insight into current
progress in the planning of a
Government - sponsored Medical
Healtll Plan.
Mn MeCoig, who is secretary-
manager of Kent Co-operative
Medical Services, represents the
Medical Co-operatives on the
liason committee set up to study
Ontario's medipa- care needs,
Members voted approval of
new coverage added during the
past year, which included the
addition of chiropractie care or-
fective June 1, 193'5, and a new
comprehensive Medical Care
Plan instituted August 1, 1963,
Re-elected for a three-year
term were: president, TPordyce
tors: /qrs. 0. G. Anderson, RR
Clark, RR 5, Gpderlch; (Wel
5, Wingliam; Lorne Rodgers, RR
1, (I oderich Kenneth Johns,
Woodhull, 111
Taming the year, the Major
Medical Plan paid claims total-
ing $17,980.00 and the Improv
ed Surgical (with Tn-Hospital,
Medical) paid a total of
955,003.00 in clalitiS,
Current assets are 6143,519.00
and total liabilities are $123,721.00
Directors of Huron Co-oper-
ative Medical Services, meeting I
'November 25, named Cordon,
in regular session on 1VrontlaY1
iTtirkland, RR 3, Lucicnow, as(
resident for a three-Year term,
o succeed M. rordyce Clark,
R1t 8, Cloderich. l3ernard Mom
Varich, was named viee-nresl-
dent to rill the °Mee fortuerly
Mg-. ttiricland.
M. Fordyce Clark, having siO-
cessfully completed his third:
term as president of, the Co-
operative. retires from the exeen-
tive position at his own request.
He will continue to serve as a
director for another three-year
term. •
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