The Brussels Post, 1965-08-12, Page 5R.R., BOX, or STREET NUMBER
NAME al CITY or TOWN (Please print)
PROVINCE
Signed
DEPENDANT
Signed PARENT
DATE
ANNOUNCEMENT
ONTARIO
Ontario
Hospital Insurance
will now
cover
dependent -childten
to 21st birthday
Beginning September 1, 1965, benefits under
the Ontario Hospital Insurance "Family" pre-
mium will be extended to cover eligible un-
married, unemployed dependent children until
they reach their 21st birthday (rather than to the
19th birthday as, in the past). This will apply,
also, to the supplementary 'semi-private' co-
verage for which some residents remit additional
premiums to private carriers through the Com-
mission.
Separate premiums will be required when
such dependants reach age 21, or marry, or
become regularly employed. Applications for
registration are available in hospitals, banks,
Province of Ontario Savings Offices and
Commission offices.
The Family premium, however, will cover a
person over age 21 who is dependent upon the
insured parent or guardian because of physical
or mental infirmity, provided he or.she was the
Insured person's dependant before age 21.
Refund of Premiums
An unmarried, unemployed person who will
now become eligible as a Family dependant
under age 21 because of this new regulation,and
for whom separate premiums have already been
prepaid beyond September 1, 1965, is entitled
to a refund of premiums back to that date. Re-
funds must be requested as this is the only
means of identifying those eligible. The form
at the bottom of this announcement is for the
convenience of Pay Direct members in claiming
this refund. Premiums prepaid through a group
(other than as an employee) will be refunded
through the group.
Note:
Commission literature is being changed to show
the new age limit. In the meantime, please read
all references to age 19 in existing pamphlets as
"age 21".
DIPENDANT'S SURNAME (FAMILY. NAME) Please print
ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
TORONTO 7, ONTARIO
REQUEST FOR REFUND
To Ontario Hospital Services Commission, 2195 Yonge St, Toronto 7, Ontario
DEPENDANT'S
TWO INITIALS
0 Mr:
Miss
DEPENDANT'S DATE of BIRTH IF ADDRESS IS RURAL ROUTE or GENERAL DELIVERY
INSERT NAME BY• WHICH YOU ARE KNOWN.I.e, Tom, Harry, ete. MONTH YEAR DAY
194
AGE
POSTAL ADDRESS
I am Under age 21, unmarried and financially de-
Pendent upon my parent or guardian who is insured
in Ontario Hospital Insurance at the Family premium.
Please cancel my personal coverage under the above
number and refund premiums paid for the benefit
period beyond September 1, 1965.
DEPENDANT'S` HOSPITAL INSURANCE
NUMBER
ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS FORM ARE AVAILABLEUPOkiiitout0:..__
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GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE
Former members were welcomed
and Mrs. Walters and the l're,
woo, Mrs.. Mac McIntosh, pinned
corsages on the following charter
niembOrs, Mrs, Allan MeTaggart,
Mrs. Martin McDonald, Mrs, Glean.
Huether, Mrs.. .fames Bremner,
'Mrs. Russel Knight and Mrs.
AL McIntosh. Miss. Lena Noble
and Mrs. Clem Steffler were
abseht,
24th PALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 7
Practical Instruction in all Commercial StibleetS
SENIOR AND. JUNIOR COURSES
lAxaminations ' Set, marked, and piplouaas issued by
The Business Educators' Association of Can tada
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TUITION Monthly 332
Dial 5248521, 7284, or 6307 for an appointment,
COLD TURKEY SUPPER
(Served Buffet Style)
will be held in conjunction with the
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
IN ST. JOAN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st
F ower Show from 3 to. 9 p.m. Supper from 5 to 7 P.m,
Atknissitin: $1.25 for Supper
Sponsored by the Brussels and District
Horticultural Society
Mrs, Stuart Stevenson gave a
a reading, The roll call was
answered by giving a 'ACenten-
nial hint", Considerable business.
was dispensed, with, it was de-
cided to purchase a new aisle
carpet for the church and a com-
mittee consisting of Mrs, Glenn
Huether, Stanley Tischer,
Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mrs.
Leslie Knight Was appointed to
do this, Also a committee for the
noon luncheon for the Centen-
nial on September 12, was ap-
nointed, Several souvenir articles
are being purchased including
plates, cups and saucers and bon-
bon dishes, Lunch was served by
Mrs. Stridkler and the lunch
committee,
Members of Knox Churcn have
been busy sanding and finishing
the floor in the church and Ser-
vice was held as usual on Sunday
morning.
CRANOROOK
The Rev. S. J. Stewart, Males-
Worth, conducted the regular
morning service is Knox ChUrCh
on Sunday, August 8. The sacra-
ment of Baptism ;was adminis-
tered to Robert Jeffry. infant son,
Of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight,
Mrs. Gordon Knight, Mr, and
Mrs. Percy Ward, Listowel, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Knight and
son; Toronto, attended. the :ser-
vice and visited with Leslie and
Mrs. Knight.
Mr. Edwin. G. Nelson, our Wm,
er student minister. will occupy
the pulpit in. Knox Church for
the neat tiwa Sundays.
Mrs. Leslie Switzer, Toronto,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gold,
Win Knight.
Rev. James i'errie B.A.-return-
ed last week to Killam, Alberta,
after holidaYing in Ottawa and
Points east and at his home in
Grey Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Lylle Gordon
spent the weekend with friends
in Toronto.
Cranhrpok W. I.
Celebrate 15th Anniversary
The Cranbrook 'Women's Insti-
tute celebrated the. 15th anniver-
sary of the' organization on Tues-
day evening, August 3rd, in the:
CoMmunity Centre; Guests were
present from. Brussels, Ethel, I
Moncrieft, and Walton. Greetings
were extended by the East Huron,
President President, Mrs, Walters.
'of Walton. A well prepared his-
tory of the Cranbrook W.I. was
given by the first secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Knight. Sharon and Dar-
lene Duchartne entertained with
duets and a sing-song led by Mrs.
Ross Knight accompanied by Mrs.
Leslie Knight was enjoyed. Miss
Mlarjorie RMssell, Listowel. gave
several deinonstrations, cooking'
crystals, lamp shades, dishes, aqua
jewels and ceramics. She Was
thanked by Mrs. Allan McTaggart.
Recent 'visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mae Angel were
'Mr. Alex Dark, Mrs. Jack Clark
and Susan, Auburn, Miss Ruth
Engel, Mr. Wayne . Thum, and.
Mrs. Wm. iEngel Stratford. and.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken ruby, Shannon-
ville.
Mrs. E1niina McCallum, St.
Thomas, is riming with her
brother-inAaw mint sister, Lylle
and Mrs. boraon.
Knox Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid met in the
home of Mrs. Strickler with an,
attendance of 14, The president,
Mrs. Glenn Euether., presided
New, Tasty and Delicious
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