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;COURT. OF REVISION
IN ts.:TVAIVANOSit . .
ON NOVEMBER 6
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Th. htahoihmoni of
KITCHENER•WATERLOO DISTRICT OFFICE•
/announced Isy
COMPENSATION BOARD
to provud.
MORE.:.•AND,:spEtOtER.:: SERVICE . •
C°101PENSII:TIOti kiATTERs
for
, HIGH SCHOOL
Highlights
' Wbrlimell: EniiilaYsrsY Labour ,Oraanikatio,ns, itealltsentaiives of the Medical Profeiiion and
' other intOtistedigroupt in Waterlao':WitIlinigton, rarth•im'd 1-1,:iron Counties. '
Now in coOtt!iitilin,:.the hati.o.Kiit4hiSie-Watisr100:toittriit 'office makes use. Of teletype and
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other,time-sciripti cOM, mutilOtiOn dsvges.lo provide speedier sirvice in handling 'COmpenta-
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Hon claims conkccimplithit aircingentsnis.for the'', treatment and rehabilitation • of injured
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workmen .'c'' , , r• I, • :', - 's,•. r, . t, •,, ',,; ., '<r, •, . • •''' . ,
f The, KitchOrier:WateridotDittrict 'officer „,w111.•Olso stipreat a centre of information concerning
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.;••• Workmen's cbMpsnsation•for.Weiterloo,5Netitnoton,PArth and Huron Counties. ' ..,-, .
I' The Kitchener:WOterioo-Dittrict offiCe,addreli• is:
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Duncan. IOicroft,Dist.1•Itejsresentistive. , IL McLeod Southgate Assist. Dist. Representative:
THU WORKMEWS-.COMPENSATION BOARD .ONTARIO
Char •
J.:F. Cooley Inas-Chairmen ' • • A Dr. E. c, Sigel*, Commissioner
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• Winginun Listowel
With the leaves turning red, and
school bells ringing, the foOtball
season gets",,off to its annual be-
ginning, and the Wingham District
High :School boys again return to.
the gridiron, •
,As the pun rose high on Septern-
ber 26, it 'saw Witigharn battling
Listowel High School in an exhibi-
tion game which pro -tied to be very
interesting and a, thriller to the
end.
The ape Went as follows: In the
first cmarter Listowel ran a touch-
down but the convert Was blocked,
thus leaving tha score 'six 'to noti-
ig
M favour a Listowel, Wing -
ham. retaliated in the third quarter
as Dtiug Murray ran a.louchclown
and 'Bruce Robertson „Icielted the
Convert putting VVingham' ahead by
a scute of seven to. six. However,
Listowel found a big hole around
the Wingham end and ran 40 yards
for a touchdown which was con-
verted, Making 'the score thirteen
to seven for Listowel. But, in the
last seconds of the game Dotig,
Murray crossed the goal line for
' a. touchdown which was converted
by 'Bruce Robertsen again giving
the gime to Whighara by a final
score of fourteen to thirteen. •
Congratulations boys ,and good
luck in the schedule. opener next
student' boclY "went to the POlee
and the result was, an.exceilent
Vemocracel
'Marie NOW, XIIB
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The Cure af Jgnorance
One of the most frightening
things in this world is ignorance.
By ignorance we do not merely
mean the lack pf knowledge, but
'the ignorance of not knowing that
there are better things, better *aye
of doing things and the accepting
t0eg't• thewhefteheeiri ntgb etsboatth lint gds°: sr are tk nthowatr: 1rel.d1:1:18:14lailacleel3"ailidt.6 C' r rilrels'e t d
By-law No, was read the first
and second' times,
114e0Owari - Buchanan—That bY-
alansvd pNaPs.se8Rdo.11itdarrecr4ihe4etici,:ees. '11" time
Stuart Mcturney, salary and bills
paid, $175,50; Wm. T, IrWin, wageS,
$65.40; Geo'. T. Currie, wages,
$26,25; Carripbell's Garage, pedal
pads, .0,08; Murray's Machine
Shen, welding, $2.25; Reavie'a Ser-
vice Station', brake Mild and lab-
our, $5,25; Workmen's Comperisa-
Um.' Board, asSpsarrient, $55.79;
Stainton's Hardware, axe handle
arid brtish-clippers, $12•.52; W. S.
Gibson; premiutris of policies, $1304
Dominion Road Machinery Co„
By Tom Brydges,•XIIA,
sATuRDAY, OCT
APPLE D4Y
Wolf Cub Boy Scouts
Buy an Apple and Help the Boys
The Past Wa.wanosh Counoti met
on October 2nd,,, with all the mern-t
bers present and the teen paid -
ng The rairititea of the meeting
held September 4th, were read and
'adopted on motion or Buchanan
aw1,-;:clew:trilairannttgaolifhtah*taolitaPPhis74413rPorPeesretnyt, .14:.:;i'a dad, At the evening service a
transferred front U,s.s, No, 11 East' trio of Auburn and Westfield girls
8,S. No. 8 Hullett. sang two numbers which were very
strong and Mrs, lg, Jefferson Sang
Aftez hearing Mr, Knaiip's story numb appreciated, ,
and since the EaSt Wawariash
Among those Who attended Limn -
school beard had tte objection, it
Was Moved by Buchanan seconded Versary services and visited with
bY 1\149"n:that 'Mr' ICeel-ilYe 're- 'friends here were, Mrs. Richard
early as Chamney of Belgrave with Mr. and
quest be granted and the necessary,
bpYo-s1saibWle.beCaprrrelePda.reci as
Mrs, John R. 'Thompson and How-
PuraomaannaL-That the rod
DONNYBROOK
(Intended for last week)
There Was a fairly good attend -
once at the anniversary services in
DonflYbroOk ort SUnday. Rev R. S.
Hiltz delivered inspiring MeSaftges
at both services, At the Morning
Service the special ltdincluded
an anthem by the cheir, a quartet
composed of Misses Marie aria
Dorothy NOM, Mary and Sharon
leffersOn and Mrs, Tora Arm-
or, not.
For ignorance •there is, just one,
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successful' cure, the cure so many
•of Us are passing by and many
Will neglect to take advantage of
in clays' to come—education!
• Multitudes will ask, "Where do
1, find this one and only cure?'
The answer to this is that there
are three 'ways to'attain.the neces-
'sary' edueation. Schools and col-
lege have been built throtightnit
the'oountry Which provide the re-
qnited erudition. Books pass on to
the reader much to be comprehend.=
ed in a. painless way. The last
method iS to.associate with a good, grader repairs, $5.87; Treasurer of
intelligent crowd and to make use Ont„ tax on 200 gals fuel 1311, $22,00;
of beneficial entertainment Canadian Oil Co., 200 gals ftiel oil,
In this country of ours, ignor.! $40•00.
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withaprevalentdegradingavanabie Gebeta che4mot
Workmen's Compensation Board,
• amilecnea c
• asse.smnient, $10.92; Robert Arbtick
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Bev. Stewart,
le, alloWances Johnston drain,
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By $16.35; Chas. Congrain, alloWance
• Johnston drain $70,85; Itaroid Rut-
FORDWICH
The many friends of Mr. Charles
Perce will be sorry to learn that
ptesent ...confined, to
toWel Hospital having undergone
Campaign Speeches aril emergency- appendectomy Sat-
pemaarae'y should be found in tuhrrt mn odrngh He has also bdeep
t in an PLeytigrrit:itr
is
every part of the world and in our at preessielMr
high schoi31, the Literary eXectr- Perce is 82 years old,
tive represents ihia principle.-
.
To obtain our Literary exetu-
tive for 1956 every student had -a
chalice to nominate a suitable can-
didate. for'our "DemOcracy", These
candidates 'had a chance to with-
draw or to stand'. •
About a week later -these stu-
dents, along with the school body,
met in ,the auditerium. Each can-
didate had . a chance to express
himself and state hovv he. or she
N.V./Add try ,his best to fulfill the
positionq on the' exe.autive, After
a number of Imm•Orous, as, well as
serioits speeches, the meeting ad-
Jr:mined.' The next day the whole
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"Dad! What's the easiest way to make $47?"
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What would you say . . , aS'fihtineial wizard to the family?
You khow that making money is not the easiest thing in the .
world, no matter, what the amount. tet there is one simple
'Way to make, $47 without fuss or tisk. Just buy one of the
• new $100 Canada Savings l3onds. if you hold it to maturity
t, .you get evety dollar back plus' $47.38..in interest,
And that's hot all. •
Catiada, Savings Bonds are good for full "face value plus earned
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k— interest at any bank in Canada at any time, You can buy
Canada Savings Bondsin handy sizeg of $50, $100, $500, $1000
and $5000. And your. monpy is safe, while it .earns, because •
Cnnada Savihgs 13(4)&0'611)6AM by all the resOurees of Canada,. '
Our reputation as tt financial Otput iyon t stiffer tt, bit, if you buy
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT NIT MEETING
.FORDWICS, The • Vordwich
C.G.I.T. met at the home 6,f Dianne
Carswell for the. first Meeting of
the fall seaSon„ The :meeting open-
ed with the N'atitinal Anthem,
Lord's prayer, purpose and ansWer.
Worship service Was taken by
Dianne Carswell and Sharon Pol-
lock
' The election of officers then took
place and .ieStilts ate as follows:
juniors: Pres., Nancy .Sothern;
vice pres., Dianne Carswell; secre-
tary, Patsy Harris; assistant sec,•
retatA Sharon Pollock,
Seniers: Pres., Margaret Me -
Carni; vice prea., Rah Hibberd;
treas., Elizabeth Ann Ccropet,
Contests and &Ines were enieY'
ed Innen Was served, The
meeting closed with 'Taps.
ton, allowance Johnston drain,
$32.70; R H TlionipSon, by-laws and g
clerk's fees, Johnston di -sin, $60.09;
O. court of revision, -
Johnston drain, $4.00; J, litzehaitan,
court of revision, Johnston drain,
$400 ahna court of ierisiiin,
Johnston drairi $4.00; O. McGowan,
court of revision, Johnston dram,
$4.00; A.Purdon, court of revision,
Johnston drain, 4.00; ToWnship of
Morris, E. WaWariosh Share John -
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baylor .
arid family moved on Saturday to sten' drain, $1339X40; The Blyth
their :new,, home recently vacated Standard,- printing; ,$54,34; Lloyd
by' M and IVIrs. Jim HudSon. Montgomery; fox Vanity, $1.60;•Al
Mrat•Earl.Moore is visiting this bert Conites, brucellosis inspector
week :With' telatiVes, in Galt arid (663t20); $13.20; Wm B Gow;p13rw-'
Kitchener.il Galbcellosis inspector (24x20), $4.80;
1VIr. arid Mrs. Cecraith •
County of Huron, rent of shovel,
of Guelph visited °Vet the week -
$50,00; Harvey •, live -
end* with Mr; and Mtg. Lindsay
Galbraith • stock °Wit chickens, $21.00; John
ard; Mr, and Mrs, Mark Arm-
strong .of Belgrave With Mr.and
Ms. Torn Armstrong; Mr, arid Mrs,
Cecil Chamney, Belgrave .with M.
and Mrs. Sam Thompson; Mr. and
Mrs, 3, 0, Itohinson,"Wingharn,
with Mr. and Mrs„ Edwin Robinson
and sons ad 'Mr, and Mrs, Elwin
Chaniney and` daughters, with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Charnney.
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WATCH REPAIRS
AT NOPERATE 1.)010$8.
Owing te lacic Of apa04,' SPM
compelled to •00rifine pepalra
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WORTH
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—its origins and developMei4tV
its scope and progretts,
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Weekend and Thanksgiving Day P. McCallum, livestock Valuer and
visitors with. Mr. ,and Mrs. Stan mileage, moo;
Bride were Mr. and Mts. • W. Hanna - Perdon—That council
'of Toronto; Mts. 3. Richardson adjourn to meet November 6th, at
and, Ruth of'WhithY• Mr. and Mrs, one o'clock and eourt of revision
Mad: Mantesh Of Biussels and •
. on the assessment roll at three
Mr. and 'Mts. Jack Riddell and
o'clock at the BelgraVe Community
little daughter of TeViotdale,
avtr: Bernard King, of Hanover, Centre. Carried. •
visited oveflhe week-en/1 with his, OrVal.Taylor, Reeve
parents, Mrs. Garn King • .11. H. Thompson, Clerk.
Miss Pearl'
a131Sai'llo a MviCsMitoliirr atl>tthTotlEtit°aet
home. . . and Mrs. Nilo Soehner and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Giles and and Mrs. Ed, Mundel.
Miss Elaine Derterling of Lon -
two sena, of Atkoria, visited over
don spent last week at the herne
the Week -end With Mr. arid Mrs.
George Baker. • • .of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Anson
Mr. • and Mrs. Jack Fieis and D6metlingr
two chilaten, of Streetavillet vis- Mrs. Elizabeth Hainstock spent
ited over the Week -end ...l-1, Mr ten days at the home of Mr. and
Al Ere's.
Mrs, Trey Hainstoek at Milton.
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Miss Ritth• Johnston arid Anne Mr. and Mrs. Art Busby arid
Lindsay) of Teri:late, visited over Ann are Visiting for two weeks
the week-erid with the formers with relatives at Penetang.
parents, Mr. ad MrS, Ab Jo.htis•
atMterirdeadhdtheMfrusneStatalnof8trtePriellariaVhe
ten.
1V1r, and Mrs, 'clarence Wade,- Oflif_Torento one day last weak -
13ewave, Nit and„ Nits, )1;w mt. and. Mrs. Jack Welsh ef
Cruickshank and ,fatrilly of Wing- Toronto spent the week -end with
ham visited Sunday with Mrs. W. Mtand lVfts. Ernie Darcey,
Wade and Beatrice. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. Ross Doig and Donald spent
Wm. Campbell of Owen Sound also the Week -end in St Catharines,
Arfrg. Doig returned home with
called at the state hOme.
Mr. and Mts. Ted }Terris and. thern after a week's viait Were,
family of BrownsVille visited oVer Mt. and IVIts. Roy Simmons
the holiday With Mrs. Nellie visited ftoin Friday noon until
amble and John. • Monday With Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Week -end vialtots with Mr. and Mahn* in TOronto,
litre, Everitt Allen were Mr. and Week -end Visitors with Mt. and
Mrs, nob }Tolland 'and !aridly, Mr, Mrs. Fred Attinbly were Mr. and
Weldon Hanibly and two
children Of Tetorito, Mr. and MrS.
Vern ifambly and three children
Of Guelph and Mr, and Mt*. Max
Hambly of Kitchener.
llvtr, and Mrs, Wenn stahrotton
spent Friday and Saturday tit
Sitridoe,
Mr, George Tinian bf Port. Col-
bethe visited over the. Week.end
'With Mt, and Mrs, John Tilden,
Wit, and lin. Les Longliratt and
Mabel visited. With relatiVeS in
tOridtlii an "8nlitlity..
Me, and Mrs. Il'arveyVitilllarn8ort
and tWe daughteta of Thornhill
visited rivet the week..eficl with
1Virs. Z. Ittillis,
Mr.. and Mrs, .Wilmot ttag bf
TortititO ViSit6devethe 'holiday
with Mr. and Mie, W.. -Cralg,
Mr. Peter Chiemey -of Port Col,
boo* vlalted nVer the holiday with
Mr: arid Mr, ,Aitx it Mai,
'Messrs. Saints Vittis •Atid Mel
Allen attended •Zi5hit 0 convention
of the eithitatt 1460611 Heid ifi
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Telephone 260w ' Wingham '
uttiar B Hockey Players
State age, experience, position played,
height, -weight.
. Try=outs start next week.
Write Seaiorth Athletic Associatitin
SEAFORTI-I, ONTARIO
fer cud ylasteirilents *reliefs' your benh, litykitMeht d,.1Sr *pit' art loon com1)08V
in 0.i'80aie Vela iffirkt
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THJfl titifblifINTOW LADTEW LEGION AtiltILIAIRY
are holding a
Pick The Stars Of TomOrrow Contest
Wednesday, Oct, 3lst in Lucknow Town Hall
8 to 8,13o path ,
tilldWitiOAltiOVS:,-,
'is. Mid 1;1010; 13 yi-S. to 10 Yrs; 24 ik$. Mat tiVit
CASH tkRIZES,
AhYbrie wThlilnj'to ellier,,piease torwaril writtei. applieittlon 'tot
St4511StniY, *1114. VtInitti WWI nitti h tfl4kflOW7'10 *in
001;Olier 241•11.
M.C. for the eVaithig sedots of idEttilt Potosi
S1IAit.11011Citiglit AND Ins GOLDEN i)ItAIRIE bOVVIittil4
WILL tNtaitlatAIN AND rtSt Plitt DAM% -TO ttait.OW
litamoimi(to hross Avnt bet oilier of ilio .eveming with prized tor
best uretic •
VOENO AND OLD ARE INVITED i"'E!4
Como aloha, hint 110,V0 A good fftfi6.
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