The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-11, Page 15Ce
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Tr. — ioally ,who had Rent .in. a licatidrl
forms already would receive note
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)MSIP Enrolment ion; Ontario Department of Health
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TILE LECKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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TORONTO - Local area residents
who haven't yet applied for mem-
bership in the Ontario Medical .
servides Insurance Planwill have
until: May 16 to do so as a. result
of a two-week extensiOn of the op-
en enrolment period announced by
Health Minister Dr, Matthew B.
Dymond,
Those persons' who•enrol in
OMSIP.before the May 16 deadline
willbe entitled to full coverage
and benefits when• the .plan comm-
ences on July .1,
Dr. Dymond said .the public res-
ponse to.OMSIP had been most '
gratifying and that applications -re-
ceived to date cover some 1,,200,
000 residents of Ontario; in y
• • "ThePlan is a ,success," said ,
the minister: • . •.
OMSIP is' a voluntary, Gov-
ernment -administered Medical
care insurance scheme that will
ification• o'f'Their membership acc-
eptance before the sero nd .stage
of OMSIP corninences on ,July 1.
"•but all other pensioners who
haven't applied as yet -- even.
though they May qualify for cover.
age at no cost to: theniselves or
be eligible for at least partial
preXniurn assistance --must send in
an application form to OMSIP be-
fore
May 16 if'�they want. coverage
from July 1. onwards," he said:,
The Council's recomniendation
for an extension of the open en-
rolrnent period Carrie after -it was' .•
reported there appears to be a •
sizable number of old age pension-
ers who have not "as yet applied.
It was felt that the two-week ex-
tension. would' enable. many of --
these •elderly citizens to send .:
their applications ins they may
'be entitled toe. coverage as. sosivaas the Plan starts,
• In addition, said the minister
• a number of application forms
had had to be returned to applic-
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ants for additional, information and
;help pay for practically all doctors clarification. The extension, won.
services wherever they are pro-
vided -- in the home. the doctor's
office or the hospital;
The minister _explained: that the
extension of the open, enrolment
period by two weeks has been
recommended by the seven -nem
ber; independent Medical, Services
Insurance Council, a body set up .
to advise the Minister _Of Health'
on the administration of the Act.
The Councilfelt an extension
was warranted because there app
:eared io be some confusion:•in the
minds of a number of pensioners
as to whether they had been yen-
rolled automatically inn OMSI'P' or
.Whether they had "to apply for Mem
bersbip in person,. '
"The only pensioners who have
been enrolled automatically have,
already received their 'OMSIP reg-.
istration cards entitling .them to
OMSIP coverage as from last
April T ". declared Dymond. •
'All other.pensioners'inust apply
if they wish to join tbe. Plan."`
'The minister added that those
pensioners, not enrolled', autornat-
ld .also: enable.: these persons to be.
covered 'from July 1 onwards,
• Dr. Dymond"stressed, •however., •
that whereas he approved the rec.
ommendation made by .the Med- .
foal Servlces Insurance Council
there would definitely be. no add'-,
•itional extension' of the open, enrol'
ment period after May- 16. • .
• People who have already enroll-
ed .in• OMSI P need not . apply a
second time,, Dr. Dymond stated
that their applications are now ;
being processed, and their notific-
ation will arrive in 'the mail very.
„soon.:.
•
"Ontario residents may still
apply' for OMSIP enrolment `
after this date: but they, will have
to wait for a minimum of three
months'before they are entitled •
to coverage against the cost .of
doctors' bills;” he said.
;Application forMs: are available
from chartered' banks and, are also.
bong .'published . as. part of news-
paper: advertisements: ,Forms may
also, be obtained by •writing. the
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g ' NUMBER OF 1966.A'ND' 1965 MODELL.THESE VARY FROM: : ,
a• ;Pontiae'Stratd thief „to .Parislenhe.'Hardtops
• .. Chevrolet• Biscaymes to' •Impala Hardtops:
■ '. .° • Fords
1965III ; Mustang, V8 • Automati• c
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a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500, 4. Door Hardtop
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-NUMBER OF 1964 PONTIACS, 6 AND 8 CYLINDERS
Verious.Models
▪ NUMBER OF:1964 CHEVROLETS,, 6 AND 8 CYLINDERS
• Various Models•:
1904 Ford Custom
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�• 1963: Ford, 2 Door Hardtop, fully squippid
11' 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 D.odlr Hardtop, V8,Fully; Equipped
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VARIETY OF 1963 PONTIACS AND CHEVROLETS :
' CONVERTIBLES..
•1965'P
. ontiac Pari;ienrM .
1964 Pontiec Custom Sport, 327.
STATIONWAGONS
1963 Chevrolet, Vi automatic; 4. door
•
1962 'Oldsmobile,. Super 1'i
TRUCKS
• 1963 .Chevrolet, .,Va Ton,• long -box
143. Chevrolet V4' ton long box
2 1 062 Chevrolet % ion Pickups, one Iong, .o11e short
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Mai Servlee .Dealer -- Ph i . tf3, , Eruits b ..
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135 St.. Clair Avenue West, Tor-
onto.
"I would urge anyone intending
to enrol in OMSIP and .who hasn't:
yet done to to send in an appli4a
tion form as quickly ;as, possible,
declared Dr, Dymond, ."bone or,
us knows: when a sudden illness
will strike and at least OMSIP
coverage will remove the addition';
al burden of financial,worry over
the payment of doctors' bills:,,
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The May Meeting of the St,, , -
' Helens Women's institute was held
"in .the hall with a good- attendance
and the ,,President , Mrs, Harold
Gaunt; presiding'. ` '
The roll calf was "An aid to•
summer entertainment for farm
Women".
The .members agreed .to .aid: in
the Red Shield Canvass for the .Sal-
'vation, Army. Mrs, :Ross Gammie •'
gave ;a short report of the. execu-
•'five Meeting held at :Carlow .. Mrs.
H. Carrick and;Mrs. Ernest Gaunt
were appointed delegates to 0i
-
:end the District Annual on`May.
• 31st at. Auburn. .
'The topic, in charge- of'Miss'
Mary Murray, was read by, -Mrs.
E. ,W. Rice "How old, is your
mind Current events were giv-
en by
iv-en'by Mrs. Wm. Rintoul. Mrs.
Ross •GaJnmie -.gave a reading
"Outwit,your troubles" and a few.
"smiles" , also' Mrs. Chris Gook
gave a reading '" Thoughts from
our country kitchen",, A. success7=.
fill sale of' plants and bulbs was
held. Lunch was served .by host
esses, Mrs. Ross Gamrrtie, Mrs.
Chris Cook and Mrs. Russell •,Phill
ips.. A .`
Baptism Held O
Sunday: At Olive
(Olivet News)
FARM AND,LAWN FENCE:
FENCI '-•POSTS *-- GATIS$
FENCE'•':TOOLi -A. 'SNOW.
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Christian family day was observ-
ed inOlivet obi°Sunday. The Jun-
for choir- sang "Why Not I". "Rev.
George Ball baptized Sheila Marie,,
infant -daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. '
Robert Osborne.' .M the,hydro was
off at thehour of service, silenc
ing the. organ, •a piano was*hired'
making our organist., Sharon
Colling,. a pianist •
Mr, and MrS.. Walter. Dexter - .
' visited in Stratford ;on Monday
.Judy Wardell of Kitchener visit
on, Sunday with :Mr. and Mrs. '
Harry Golfing and family,
Mrs.. Hoffman of Toronto visited
at the weekend with 'Mrs. Gary
Hoffman and Paula.
Mr. and Mrs: Ralph. Scott of •
Arrow ' were guests on Sunday of. .
-the Osborne family
U.C. W. MEETING _
The TJ. C. W, .of Olivet met at
the home of Mrs. John MacCharles
on Wednesday evening. The
Christian family was the.theme,,
convened by Mrs; Melvin Calling'.assisted by Mrs. E. Osborne , •'Mrs.
'Herb Clayton,' .Mrs. Sandy M'ac
Charles and Mrs. 0. White, A
'duet "Wonderful story of Love", was;
sung by. Mrs.• White and Mrs.- Jack
McGuire,. with Mrs. MacCharles- '
at the' pianoy
Helping: to celebrate, May White's.,
l2th''birthday on Monday were
Wendy -Hamilton, Nancy McGuire
Joyce Black, Joanne Vand to .and
Karen Vanderfoal.
McGuire. of Lucknow
was 'a very welcome visitor to
Olivet church on Sunday.
Bill Bushell of Ripley visited on
Thursday with: Mr. and 'Mrs, Mel-
vin Coiling and family.
On sick list at present are Mrs;
.Alex IviacTavish and Mrs, Clarence
Wylds, patients' at Kincardine. Hos-,
pital. . .
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BIRTHS
AUSTIN - At Victoria H•ospital,
London. Ontario, on. Tuesday.
May :3rd. 1966, to • Mr. and Mrs,.
Eldon Austin. R. R. 3 Goderich
a sbn. Michael -Eldon.
IRWIN - at St. Joseph's Hospital,
'Sarnia, on Saturday, April 30t1r,.
to Mr 'and Mrs. Al Irwin (Mary .
Alton) a $on, Darryl Ellwood, •a ,
brother for Warren;'
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GREBA - At Squamish,' :B. , C. Gen-
eral Hospital, on April 2nd, to
Cpl. and Mrs, : E. Greba , (Edna.
Reid), a daughter. Anne Louise,
another grand -daughter for Mr...
and Mrs. Manson Reid of West.
Wawanosh.
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