HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-11-17, Page 6NOTICE TO ifGr.](‘VIISTS
THURSDAY, NOV. l7th, 1968
THE ONTARIO LOAN
AND DEBENTURE COMPANY
Established 1870
Assets $75,000,000 • Capital & Reserve $9,000,000
Paid. On 1, 4 & 5 year debentures or
61/4 % paid on 1 & 2 year debentures
Offices: Toronto . Hamilton • Ottawa • St. Thoas
PleaSe CO1110lete coUpda acid Mail with cheque to:
ONTARIO LOAN AND DEBENTURE CONIPAN''
197 Dundas Street) London, Ont Phone 432-4158
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W./Mrs./Miss
Address
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Phones: BrusselS 388W10 Whigheml 1091;
'GO-OP MEDICAL SERVICES
RE-ELECTS FOUR DIRECTORS
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
Hon. Irwin Haskell Minister
• Effective January 1,19G7, a passenger in a motor vehicle,,
who is not paying a tare for passage, will have the rightto.
:Claim damages from the driver and /or owner of • the.
vehicle if he's injured in an accident caused by the
driver's gross negligence. (There will be no change in the •
law affecting fare-paying passengers, who will continue.'
to have the right to claim damages.)
The insurance industry advises that almost all automobile
liability insurance policies now in effect include coverage
against this new risk. However, all motor vehicle owners,
and particularly motorcycle owners, are urged to check
their policies to make sure that passenger hazard cover-
age is included. If there is any doubt you should check
with your automobile insurance agent. -
fected us as yet:" Then added
that competition is as healthy rtn.
in the medical insurance busi-
pess as in any other.
Mr. Kirkland informed
members at the annual
and turkey banquet in.
THE BRUSSELS POST,. 80,i16$0,§ 01.01it3IO •
ed the IICMS office staff in CUR,
ton to conduct a survey of •claims.. •
over the next few months. .astern
taro just what the cost of current
claims. would have been if paid on
the specialist rates. Approval, for
the Department of Insurance
Would have to be approved for this
added benefit.
The financial position of the.
medical co-op is good, mainly.
due to an increase in rates in
August, 1965,
Members approved the trans-.
fer of $18,112 profit for the year
ended on July 31, 1966; to the.
general reserve fund. Pratilt
Thompson of the co-op's.
ing firm, explained the financial
report to the members.
Four directors were re-elected
to the 12 man board by
membership. These were •Mrs.
O. Anderson. Belgrave; ..Lorne
lodges, RR. 1. Godericb; Fordyce.
Clark, R.R 5, Goderich .and
Kenneth. Johns, Exeter. The other
directors are Mrs. Lloyd Taylor,
Exeter: T-Tugh 13. Smith, RR 2,
Listowel: Roy Strong, 0orriei
Gordon Kirkland, Bert T. myth,.
:1IR 2 Seaforth; 13ertant Klopp,
Zr.vich; Gordon, • Richardson,
Rrucefield ;4nd Robert Al
Sin' forth.
than 40 percent, — or part, of the
40 percent mark-up could be re-
turned to shareholders.
The speaker was introduced
by Vice-President Ken Johns
and thanked by Director Gordon
Richardson.
Winners of six draws for first
aid kits were: Layton, Elliott
The president of Huron Co-
operative Medical Services, Gor-
don Kirkland, RR 3 Lucknow,
warned that the future of co-
op Medical services .is "rather
uncertain' due to the Dom-
inion government's launching
of a medicare program.
Then he asked the members
to thing carefully before dropping
their HCMS coverage. He said
"OMSIP" has not seriously of
FROM PENTHOUSE
TO FADMHOUSE
Glamorous ]Ova Gabor stars 8s
Douglas, the wife of. a New York
city attorney who traded his laW
comedy series Omen Acres seen .
every Wednesday evening on the
CJ;(: television network.
The t arc: will appoint
president and vice-president at
“r F f meeting.
Guests at the dinner included
Rev. and Mrs. Grant Mills;
Mayor and API's. Don Symons;
Clare Magee, former manager of
HUMS. now manager of Went-
WOri 11 County medical co-op; John
13owrAa1 of the CIA. office, Olin,:
ton.
1r4.;n1: ;la turn en t was provided by
ers friar! Seaforth
• Palsy Donna, and Sherrie. —
who stop danced acconipanied by
their younger brother Jack on
the violin. Later in the evening,
the or!, were Joined by another
sister, Mrs Call Granville. Who
is a clerk at the HCMS offiee in
another sten dance number,
The guest sPeaker was 174-
ward Schofield. provincial sec-
retary of the Co-Operative Med,
ical ser vic es Federation of Ont-
ario. lie is a PrliVersity Of Tor-
onto graduate in business adMini-
stl atlis ol ntindee liztsi alwaysn. been in
lb
Mr, Schofield Said that: medical
co-nos have increased Slime bothg•
"kicked out" of the hosnital
field. Hp said they have increr18-
ad nearly 25 percent. in the past
12 months.
I-Te remarked on the new
era Ere Dui into effect last Year on
chimp/Tette care: there is Some
success in developing dental pro-
"Tams be said.
There are 31 medical co-ops in
Ontorio and all are increasing
their volume of business, the Prn-
vineinl secretary said. Tie also
said sonic offices aro converting
t o business accounting machines.
saki sonic Monet:it;
ber ,1 elven io co-op drnp:
nrop TT.. r, , he a vp.i.r1
Plc-nn rlrrirs in ein I al10 ty
11611gng Wev,17
" Tie Went on to say
•.,tr cohld oper;1te cut less
Ted Crich, J. J. fi111tott, Mrs.
Wallace Ross, Mrs, Stanley John-
ston, Bob Dalton.
FOR SALE —
1 Aluminum Window, 29"W x
57" H.
H. J. TenPas Phone 480
Street United. Church, auditorium,..
Clinton, that the, board of direct-
ors was considering paying claims
on the Ontario Medical Associat-
ion's specialist tariff of fees,
rather than the seneral tariff
now covered by contracts.
The hoard has already instruct-
the 200
meeting
Ontario
farm in Hootorville, on the new