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His 35 years with the Waterlooâ€"based firm saw Acheson earn a succession of promotions on his way to the top: assistant actuary, 1952; underwritâ€" ing executive, 1959; research executive, 1960; superintendent of agencies, 1962; assistant direcâ€" tor of agencies, 1964; viceâ€"president and director of agencies, 1965; executive viceâ€"president, 1970; member, board of directors, 1970. Acheson‘s dedication to the industry was enâ€" hanced by his professional standing as a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, the Canadian Institute of Actuaries, and as a member of the International Congress of Actuaries. In addition to his leadership of Dominion Life, Acheson continues to be heavily involved in both business and community service. Acheson is currently on the Board of Directors of The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, First Pennâ€"Paâ€" cific Life, Insurance, Gray Coach Lines, The Waterloo Insurance Company, and the Economical Mutual Insurance Company. Acheson‘s appointment by Dominion‘s Board as president in 1971, was the culmination of a career that began in 1951 when he joined the life insurance company as an Actuarial Clerk. The end of an era was marked Monday on two fronts when president=John Achâ€"son and senior viceâ€"president and actuary Derek Eckersiey reâ€" tired from their respective positions with the Dominion Life Assurance Company. . Kentucky FriedChicken. He has played a number of highâ€"profile roles in call Steve Finch or John Kendall WATERLOO â€" 114 King St. North; 355 Erb St. West; 465 Phillip Street Waterloo North Progressive Conservative Association for Delegates to the General Meeting of The Ontario Progressive Conservative Association (Sept. 16â€"19, 1986) FAMILY PICNIC starting at 5:00 p.m. to be held prior to the meeting PLACE OF MEETING: Waterloo Rod & Gun Club TIME OF MEETING: 8:00 p.m. DATE OF MEETING: Tuesday July 8, 1986 WITH ANY CHICKEN PURCHASE WE WILL GIVE YOU Top names retire from Dominion Life posts you‘ll have a roaring good time! 7!*_ Atfrican Lion Safari go wild!!! Petting area ANIMALS This new show Scenic railway ALL NEW ELEPHANT Birds of Prey show Srriegn and Apin smpnams i g 1 be put through African Queen boat ride :'cfl :‘fi." m"?:'.mm Parrot Paradise 4 in Thailand today e Explore two worlds in one in _ & Discover the world of the deepest ... darkest ... Ontario. _ driveâ€"through wildlife park &° on us of Delegate Selection Meeting Buy 1 Adult pass & get 1 adult or 1 child pass FREE only at participating outlets of: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: FOR THE WORLD FAMOUS NOTICE DISCOUNT COUPON experience the past DUET: MAN AND OTHER ALL NEW in 1986 §41VE up m SKS0 Eckersley is equally well known in the Twin Cities for his contributions to community service, including acting as Chairman of the Board of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Hospital, and as a member of the University of Waterloo‘s Actuarial Science Advisory and Mathematics Strategy boards. Eckersley joined Dominion Life in 1951 and was appointed assistant actuary in 1954. Three years later he was named group actuary and, in 1965, group executive. In 1970, Eckersley was appointed viceâ€"president and actuary, a role he fulfilled for 13 years, followed by promotion to his present position of senior viceâ€"president and actuary in 743â€"0256 the Twin Cities, including serving on the Board of Governors of Wilfrid Laurier University from 1975â€"80. Currently, he serves as director of the Kâ€"W Community Foundation and the Kâ€"W YMCA. In 1986 Acheson was appointed Honorary Campaign Chairman of the United Way of Kitchenerâ€"Waterâ€" loo and area. The â€"year past also saw Acheson assume the duties of Chairman of the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association. Under his leaderâ€" ship the 110â€"member trade association addressed a host of consumer concerns, including the Federal and Provincial governments‘ proposals on pension legislation, and working with the Federalâ€"Provinâ€" cial task force established to study ways of improving disability coverage for Canadians. 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Carol Haynes has joined the staff of Interâ€"City Medigas Inc., bringing with her many years of experience in the home health care field. She is a registered nurse and a graduate of the Brantford General Hospiâ€" tal School of Nursing and has been involved in medical equipment sales for the past three years. Interâ€"City Medigas Inc. is a leading provider of Home Health care products and services and has recently moved to their new Head Office at 170 Webster Road in Kitchener. Their new facility is 5,000 square feet and offers customers a broad range of home care prodâ€" ucts. Nancy Kellerâ€"Colwill R.R.T. DON‘T MISS IT! WATERLOOQ CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1986 â€" PAGE 11 Carol Haynes