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OIIONO WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY, FERA 4th, 1963 IA Doctors View On Medi-Care In a two-part submission made, This, like ail othel r edical plans to the R'oyal Commission on has ýue distinct defeet. It is amen- Health Services, Dr. J. W. Me- 1 able to poliical expediency. An Gillivray writes first of the doctor- overly generous government can patient rltosi and then sug- give the people such a health plan~ gests a simple 'medical insurance that it would have to take away seheme. the people's liberty to control it, in 0f his suggested medical insur- order to avoid a -catastrophe to auce scbeme, DF. McGillivray ex-1 the Budget. 'J îUil RI1N K k Schedule for Friday Night O-6,.3 PeeWeie Hockey MIDGET SERIES 3rd and Final Game of Playotis 8:30' Midget Hockey NEWCASTLE vs. ORONO e Out and Support Your Team SECUR4ITY1 A good partrrrship is a à0-50 partnership between the citizens " This plan bas neyer been put I UL JÂIIUL ORONO WEEKLY TIMES i.uthorized as Second Class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa E stablished in 1938 by R. A. Forrester Roy C. Forrester - Editor and Manager A MOST ACTIVE ORGANIZATION The Orono Figure Skating Club s completing its fiftb- teenth year of operation and this- Saturday evening presents f - lauons of the proportions, of this its fifthteenth annual Skating forward by a political party, ai- 1fundamental partnersbip may be Ithough a vaguely similar plan bas md ntecs fseilgop Sbeen put forward by one party," made ina the casientf tpel rupsm We would like to congi 1Dr. McGillivrau told the Commis- suh s henign, the agna noe- lishments duriniý these vear, siinted p nd the v mgialficome continually operated duringt He lse the "distinct advant- trophe. If kept within reason, the o ages" as : -'pecial treatment of tiiese special The 01 1- oC'"'<li vw-,s 1. It requires a minimum of rroups would flot destroy the in- area exceptlflg to Oshawa.1 paper work and a negligible in- herent stabllity of the, plan. Ore on ad hat it satsfcntion crease in the Civil Service. Oooadta tla otn 2.It maintains the control of the TH PLAIN siderabled-e of 'es paintoe hsdotrand there- This 'simple plan requires only n'd from [0tvt C4hy SI paten over h aocntoadr ul the patient, the doctor, the doc- been a part of the organizatio for ovr he mout nd ualtytor's receipt pad and the income skate up tuntil their ablity wai of medeal service be receives. a.dprmn. 3. It encourages thrift on the adprte. prof th patient, boaesty on thet1. The doctor serves thepatient We muist bud it to lhei part of the doctor and fairness to asapesn.1 n horgannzation miost a botb on the part of fthe goverument 2. The patient pays tbe doctor. This year is no emception an( A. I canbe aniplate by 3.,Tbe doctor gives a receipt for 0rono rink, under tbe sponsor 4. Itcan b manlulate by 1. The patient sends bis reeeiptsi ted'nr' euptrndwih, govramnt n ay wy wichwith bis yearly Income Taxc form. classes. Give the club yourr i may be tbought Wise WithouIt ig- the money received. nificant dislocation of the present j5 h non a eatetMyteOooFgr high standard of medical care. Igîves the taxpayer credit for 50%yer fscsa the Oron ýueS _______of tbe total receipts and eitber dje- ducts this amount f gem thte TAX PAYABLE or, if no tax is owing, isends a REFUND for this a- v F7 ount 1o the taxpayer., There is one question which I shall ask and answer: Would this, plan not allow the doctors to in- flate their fees above the fair market value and thus becomne easily rich at the expense of the people and the income tax depart- The plan does not represent a radical departure from the present A 'e, ~ . u mu~ Dsituation in wbich miedicas fees, 91% to their f air arget value and to tbe ore, the average doctor retumrs te, 1bear a fairly defiflite, i èlationsbip igCarnival. gratulate the Club on its accom- rs and on the fact that tbey have this period of time. ()ne of the first formed in this The founders of the Club must -n in the success of the Club in .ued year after year with a con- s Membersbip in the Club bas skaters and many have certainly xin from the time tbey learned to ls most noteworthy. mothers of the children in keep- aetive during the Miteen years Ld the success of skating at the rship of the Skatinýg ,Club is no- large enrolment in the various u'pportthis Saturday evening. Skating Club enjoy many more, o Rink. the government 40% of bis fax.. 15 percent 0f bis taxable income over $15,000.00. Inflation of a doc- tor's income wouid be counterbal- able income over $12,00000 aànd inced by the understandable re- more tban the fair market value for service received. The depart- ment of intemnal revenue Would be hctance of the patient to pay urther protected by the fact that -loctors with top incomes would ýýy to give tbe refund to the pa- pay, in income tax, sufficient znOiý- tient at no cost to the treasury. ceive bis medical care at-,50 per- cent of the f air marget value. From the Independant Busi.- The patient meanwhile would re- man CEILINO TILE WALLBOARD HUSH . .. HUSH VEL- VET "1000" ACCOUST- i Cherry CHMPAGNE ICAL WHIITE TILEI Woodgrained hardboard Pre finshed wite 12" x 3 Champagne, a decorator '3 9 12" tile with more thn tone that biends wlth al 1000 sound 1bsiorbing mi- Each furnishinge. Random groo- 4' x 81 PANEL cro perforations per tile. Carton Lots On- ved, prefinished liard sur- Easily applîed tongue ly - 64 Sq. Ft.» face 1/" hardboa rd.$45 and groove. CARLOAD) Coverage Per1Feeelvy SAVING. Carton CARLOAD SAVING.Freeier WiylFLOOR TILE Armstrong Vinyl Asbes- tos EXCELON Tile! 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For an; "At Home" day or ev ening appoiutment, Phione Romke Stel, 3029 Newcastle. *ACROSs 1 Stumble 5 Actual occurrence 9 Expect 14 Military .assistant 15 Succulent plant 16 Tropical, 1herb 17 Repeating 19 Snall strean 20 5Smallest amount 21 Rhythm 23 Golf mound 24 Over: poetic 26 Former Russian ruler <pi.) 28 Tribe 31 Poem 33.Fiat circular- plates 37 Hurry 38 Eager 39 Small flnch 40 Anger 41 Lair 42 Dove's eall 43 Topaz humming bird 44 Counselor 46 Monetary unit 1i. 12 Il 14 47 Electric unit (abbr.) 48 Compound eth er 49 Vase 50 Vend 51 Heavenly- person 54 Vital fluid 56 Conipanion 59 Ditches aroiund castles 61 Enaînel 65 Speak 67 Backer 69 -Devil 70 Great lake 71 Unbleached color 72 Dutch'shoe 73 Depression 74 Foot covering DOWN 1 Caudal appendage 2 Ceremony 3 Notion 4 Human being 5 Obese 6 Came ashore 7 Deslred 8Abounds Answer To Puzzle'No. 746 A T cEPA 0 0T c H r-E ME OAN TASEE IlE ROSS D E LS, LSAET 9 Bellows instrument 10.Armed conflict Il Dilii 12 Arrow .poison 13 Accept 18 Consumed 22 Parent 25 Wanderer 27 Transgres- sion 28 Ilegal act 29 Entices 30 Concerning 32 Noise 34 Entrap 35 Strong timber 36 Delay 38 Decoration 39 Cuts of. meat 42 Heart 45 Beverage 46 Refinement 50 Extras 52 Depart 53 Comforted 55 Army post office (abbr.) 56 Seed cases 57 Region 58 Wooly animal 60 Reel 62 Irritation in the 5kmn 63 Roman fiddler 64 Sincere 66 Also 68 Fondle 14 15 16 17 18. - - 19 - - - 20 \"21 27-23 24 21 2 27 28 29 30 - 31 32.-3 3435 36.. 37 38 39 702-4144 45 46-- - 48 M 4 -9 50 - 51 52 53 - 54 55 - 1 6 1.57 \l 5 [&Y- 1 66 60 61 62 63 64 67 68 73 74 PUZZLE NO. 747 pressed the, vie w that a Govern- ment could assume "a signifian fraction of the medical and surgi- cal fees of the people." 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