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The Canadian Federation of Indepen- or of achieving this through the insurance
dent Business points out some of the abuses method. Both worker and employer are re- •`'• : ` f f '- '
which are permitted within the structure of lieved of the cost of litigation. Compensation-
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the 11l�orkmen'g Compensation Boa,�ds: is assured, regardless of the employer's fi-
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It is cle that the system, which was nancial position. If the disability is perms- �, _ -� ;. �,„
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nent, the protection is for life.
designed to mpensate workers for injuries
p�'egnant�2�-yeardd American
However, each board—in ten ;" '� misslenary nurse in ErWes, a
suffered while working and to limit employ- provinces �
northern
and two territories—is funded entirely by f } Pie
ers' liabilities through the collective princi-
employers, yet it is not accountable to them - r % , was Uldowy
pal of insurance, has become nothingless i �''
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for ' �Pnding. Board staffs are expanding
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than an extension of welfare, riddled with "'� "-
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she was confronted by a masked,
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many of the abuses for which unemployment y' <�' :' •,,�^'`.:; `, L ' '.-•-�;y armed terrorist. "Kidnapped" b
o on costs rose by as much as 60 per e # the story at the twenty days
insurance is notorious. cent between 1972-74. Benefit payments are `s" which followed when Debbie was
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While the number of claims and the rising twice as fast as injuries are in- d
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number of days per claim are rising, the creasing.
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number of claims rejected by the boards is To bring the cost of workmen's compen- ; gainedteverishlyforherrelease.
falling. sation under control consideration must be `{ -
Few would question the principal of pro given to making benefits taxable and to the fi Edwards ed.
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tecting workers against the effects of injury, sharing of costs with employees. �• Pay
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Edwards' merciless satire and.,
Will the never lease. ribald humor were responsible
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Workers at the Douglas Point nuclear Wage rates for most workers on the pro- i- / ' ' Opener from many a strict
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power r reel have done ect h g P ���� / household. This Collection of Ed -
P p pl ore harm to the I have, from the beginning, been so high wards' best editorials, m
public image of organized labor than can be that some.,. industries in the nearby towns %'
observations and jokes is a lively
correctefl in a whole generation. Working on have been forced to close in the face of un- \ � . _� � e.«sem and timely tribute to the maned
a project which pays such high wages that reachable pay demands by their own work- ��' the proud defiant journal which
the economies of several small communities ers. Rents have sky -rocketed and nearby was a part of Canadian life for
have been badly disrupted, scarcely a week municipalities have been bled white to pro-
strike
ro 1 s> twenty years -
goes '
by that some union or other is not on. vide educational and recreational facilities. \ `r
strike at the Point, disrupting the work they The unending union disputes at the Point The Future of Parenthood byJes-
are supposed to be completing and interfer- have provided ample demonstration that � E0 ^T°"' _-g14A� \ /' sic Bernard
ing with other groups who, at the moment, meeting ever higher wage demands is not « Dr. Barnard discusses the new
are willingto et on with the ob. the answer to �P 1'e just become part Of ilio nOUi'eall poor. " role of mothers and argues that
9 j peace between labor and the current role of mothers,
management. It appears that the more they
Reasons for work stoppages have get the more they demand. Employees on many of them working women
ranged from a demand that the employer the gigantic project have given the lie to the who must bear the responsibility
supply boots and overalls, to inter -union claim that labor unions exist to right injust- for child care and the home, is
squabbles over control of various work ice and to protect the downtrodden slaves of perhaps the worst and most pre -
areas. big business. carious form this role has ever
News ItemsfromFile s had in history. This book is for
APRIL 1929 new organ at an estimated cost of conjecture, of course, was that men and women and especially
popular. The league, recently or- for any man who is interested in
Results of the heavy rain of a $7,000. the cloudy trails were left by fly- ganized by the committee, has the problems of raising children.
week ago are still being felt in Bert Currie has purchased the ing saucers, The CBC carried a 148 bowlers.
Wroxeter. H. F. Smith is running old Burchill place in East Waw -.statement from airforce authori- The annual meeting of the Hawkshead by Janis Flores
• his flour and chopping mill with anosh.ties that a new type of jet bomber Whitechurch Women's Institute young Devon Brandwyne was
These un ons are r ht the oil en ine and Mr. Hem hill is 0-0-0 was enroute from Montreal to introduced into a centre of intrig-
� g P � was held with Mrs. Dan Tiffin
running the pea mill by steam APRIL 1941 Nebraska at the time mentioned. elected resident, succeeding g ue when she became the paid
until they get the dam re -built. The Amberle site a Airport authorities computed the Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Vice resi-
Three labor unions whose members are and yet are completely neutral in their inter- Y appears to P companion of Lord Davencourt s
The loss of life in the Great War be no longer considered for the speed of the unknown object at dents are Mrs. William Evans ailing sister-in-law. Almost im-
affected by the drastic cutbacks in health ests, is overdue. Merely chopping out exist- was appalling. But 187,000 per- establishment of id Air Force approximately 1,000 miles per and Mrs. Frank Ross. mediately the 'incidents' began,
care spending have demanded a full judicial ing health care facilities is not the answer. sons lost their lives in motor hour. Danny Grummett, who has until Devon realized that they
inquiry into the entire question of what is to Like most other bombing and gunnery school. been operating a drive-in rest -
problems of major public crashes in the United States cur- Rev. H. L. Parker was inducted pe g weren't accidental but rather
be done about the cost of hospital and concern, the high cost of health care has not Ing 1928, three times as many as been passed up in believed
o the fact as the new rector of St. Paul's aurant in Bluevale for the past carefully planned attacks to
medical care. We believe that their demand been created by any single factor. Many
that country lost in the war. The Anglican Church. Mr. Parker several years, has moved his drive her away. that it entailed the tearing down y. Devon knows she
is fully justified. loss of life in Canada due to motor comes to Wingham from Chesley. location to a lot just west of the must leave to save her life but she
over -priced supply and labor services have mishaps is also increasing too It s still e y fine farm buildings. R. S. Hetherington was elected new Turnber Central School on
In the two or three years prior to the in- contributed to the dilemma—and it cannot It is still expected that this school rY has grown to love Hawkshead
troduction of the Ontario Hospital Insurance be solved over night. rapidly' will be established along Lake the new president of the Wing- Highway 86. He has constructed and its arrogant master.
Plan • in 1960 this column H. C. Mackay is closing his ham Curling Club, succeeding pointed several Y g 8 cement block building to provide
Overdue for critical examination are the creamery in Bluevale and may Huron's shores. Dr. W. A. McKibbon. Other of- kitchens ace for the operation. times to the danger of uncontrollable costs In the worst fire that Wingham P Pe Cocaine Papers by Sigmund
traditional hospital procedures which are so move to another centre, a fact ficers are J. R. Rae, George Ing- Howard McGuire recently Freud
which were inherent in the scheme. This fear complicated and time-consuming. Even that is regretted by many. and district have experienced for lis, Dr. A. W. Irwin, G. C. Gam -
was not born of our own profound foresight, many a day, the Western Found moved to Ajax where he is assist- Here is a history of Freud's
small hospitals are snowed under by piles of Af a concert held in Y ' g g mage and H. L. Sherbondy. ing his son, Lovell McGuire, who breakthroughs and failures in his
but rather by the demonstrated fact that the r lost a large building which
paper, every sheet requiring the time of Whitechurch, sponsored by the Wroxeter residents are pleased iso ratio the Canadian Tire
United States, with ten times Canada's re well-paid clerks. Admitted) the demand for local WCTU, Miss Lorna McClen- housed the blackleading shop, the to welcome back to the village store operating
personal experimentation with
sources, was afraid to provide a public eery- Y paint shop, crating room, ship cocaine. It offers an intimate and
forms, histories and documents has been aghan received the medal for Mr. and Mrs. George Lackie of The Wingham Credit Union human portrait of the young
ice which might eventually bankrupt the na born out of the rule that extreme care must oratory and Miss Agnes Gillespie Ping room and warehouse. A London. More than 20 years ago held its annual' meeting and
tion. In fact, a nation-wide health insurance large quantity of finished stoves genius in his very first original,
be taken where human life is involved, but it received the medal for singing. and furnaces which were in the they left Wroxeter to live in Lon- elected Jack Gorbutt Jr. as presi- scientific efforts and is the most
plan does not exist to this day, 16 years later. is time to re-examine the entire records pro- warehouse became a art of the don. Previously Mr. Lackie was dent, Gordon Fisher as treasurer definite study to date of the con -
Ontario's ambitious health care plan P Carl Lott has left for Kincaid P the tailor in Wroxeter. and Harry West as secretary. troversial alkaloid, cocaine.
was enlarged later to include coverage for cedure. "We live in an age which is highly ine where he has secured a post- charred ruins. Loss is estimated A quiet wedding was solem-
doctors' services as well as hospital costs. As conscious of and skilled at the development tion. at nearly $50,000. nized in Kincardine when Olive
predicted, the bill which had to be paid out of of more efficient methods. One of the biggest sales held in Bernice Thompson
The marriage was solemnized p n of Culross be -
the public treasury mounted to the point Examination of the extreme) high cost in London of Shirleyinnifred this district for some time was came the bride of Ernest Gordon TODAY'S CHILD
purchased by hospitals Colvin of Teeswater and Clayton that of the Charles Benninger es
where government felt forced to call shalt—• of almost everythingg Y Hanna, also of Culross.
y rosy.taten the 14th concession oCul- The annual meeting of the
and the halt was in the form of an order to and doctors would also,,yield some interest- William Fryfogle of Wingham. g
toss. The farm was knocked
close hospitals and cut back on the number ing facts and a'system 6f competitive bid- The Wingham United Church is down to Gerald Benninger for Wingham branch of the Women's BY HELEN ALLEN
of beds with little or no regard to the impact ding might produce surprising reductions in meeting excellent response in it$ Institute was held, with Mrs. ``
y p attempt to et y �'�, the highest price realized Horace Aitchison named resi-
of that order on lite communities affected. pricing. Elimination of cost) inspection ate and build new rSu day for any 100 -acre farm in this dis- dent. Vice-presidents are Mrs. N.
There is no denying the pressing need for services, often duplicated and triplicated by - triet for some years.
health cost controls. Continuing at the past overlapping areas of responsibility,would School room at the rear of the McLaughlin and Mrs. Robert Jimmy is a three-year-old darling with dark eyes• brown hair,
Miss Edith Ritchie has accept- '.Vlow•bra olive skin, rosy cheeks, and, as you see, an enchanting smile.
rate of expansion, health care could eat us up save more millions. church. One devoted friend of the ed a position in the office of the R. y Though he has a tendency to bronchitis• he is generally in good
church also offered to provide a The grand opening of Burke g B Y
a the expense of all Ether services we expect There are dozens of hidden corners and P J. Hueston and Son Chopping Mill health, but he has developed slowly, both mentally and
from government. The grievous error lies in cozy nooks into which a dedicated inquiry in Gorrie. Electric, on Josephine Street,
the precipitate action which has struck fear might y q y three doors south of CKNX, took Physically He has only been walking a few months and he has
P P g poke its nose. Why not replace that Rev. J. B. Townshend, who has place on April 24. daily physiotherapy to help improve his walking. He is below
into the hearts of patients and hospital staffs, wide swinging axe with a nice, shat`p,probe? been minister of Belgrave and Harr Adams of Wroxeter average in most other areas, especially in speech fie makes lots
As the unions suggest, a full inquiry into Let our health ministry people reach down What's new of Brick United Churches since y of noises however
South has purchased the farm of Jimmy enjoys attending a special nursery school for below
the entire subject, conducted by people who for the roots of the problem instead of 7 1935, announced to the official
H U ron V lee . John Young on the edge of the vil- average children and will continue to need special education He
are thoroughly acquainted with the problem chopping off the branches. board that he will seek a change lage. a riot expected to be able to handle academic subjects
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schram of of pastoral relations at the com- 0-0-0 1n affectionate, cuddly cheerful boy. Jimmy captivates
Goderich, Elsie Henderson and ing June conference. eyer� hody he meets, tVith strange adults he quickly overcomes
Norman Spear provided the old Two young ladies of this dis- APRIL 1%2 an initial shyness and with children he is friendly right away
tyme music for Monday's pro- trict, Miss Lenora Higgins of The old adage about ''shave Parents are being sought for Jimmy who will give him much
• ighter
gram. The Goderich Township Turnberry and Miss Edythe and a haircut two bits" was left love, which will be warmly returned. His adopting mother and
Tribute to a f Women's Institute volunteers Martin of Wroxeter• are mem- further in the past when the father will need to recognize his limitations but be able to give
assisted with the activities bers of the graduating class of Huron Branch of the Ontario him encouragement and opportunities to learn as much as he
Slide pictures of Hawaii were Victoria hospital, London, this Barbers' Association approved a
can
inquire about adopting Jimmy, please write to Today's
shown by Willa Taylor on Family spring. price increase. The county group Child, Ministry of community & Social Services, Box 888,
Last week the Village of Teeswater lost a dons and responsibilities of small town Citi • Night. Donald and Ronald Taylor T. B. Johnston of Fordwich has decided unanimously that the Station K. Toronto N14P 2112 In your letter tell something of your
fine citizen, the field of weekly journalism tens He never backed off in the face of of the Brucefield area enter- Purchased the store business and new prices for haircuts should be present family and your way of life
lost a capable editor and many of us in this controversy or criticism and despite illness tained with electric guitar instru- residential property of Mrs, Tay' $1 00 for adults and 75 cents for For general adoption information, contact your local
area lost a good friend. carried out his chosen work with astounding mentals during intermission. for at Belgrave. children Shaves were increased children's Aid Society
Albert James Worrall, long time pub cheerfulness and apparent hope. The Belgrave Women's Insti- Mrs. E. Sparling was elected to 77 cents
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i h r of Th Teeswater I s e e eeswa er News, was essen Albert Worrall was typical of hundreds lute were hosts for the April President of the Corrie Women's Brewers' warehousing Comp- � a,
tially a fighting man. He fought many diffi of small town and village editors across this birthday party on Wednesday institute. Vice-presidents are any Limited held its annual Safe
culties and personal grief with the sort of land who know and write about the little Mrs. Bill Coultes was emcee for BU's G. Mundell and Mrs. R Me- Drivers' Award banquet in Kitch-
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courage which never asked for sympathy or people who make up the root structure of the program with the first part intyre; Margaret Dane"is secre- ener Peter Vath. manager of the < N�
voiced complaint. Throughout a lifetime of Canada. He was never daunted b tar and Mrs. W. Kin treasurer. local Brewers' Warehousing
P 9 Y powerful taken by the Glee Club of the East y g K !+i� �,• !
intensely hard work he found time to serve authorities or by big business. What he be Wawanosh Public S2hool Mrs Miss Doris McAllister of store, was one of two drivers re -
his community as councillor and reeve and lieved in he printed without hesitation. He Daer is the leader of the group of Jamestown is attending Canada ceiving awards for 12 years of ac -
only last year completed his term as warden and his counterparts all over our country forty-two students who enter- Business College, Toronto cident-free driving
of the County of Bruce. still provide the basic and reliable founda tained with songs by the choir, 0__0__0 At the meeting of the Wingham
Usually working alone in his printing tion on which a modern nation has been per vocal duets and quartet numbers. APRiL 1952 District High School board, the
and publishing business, "Alby" managed to milted to grow. piano and guitar instrumentals At the sacrament service in the members accepted with regret <
produce a newspaper which invariably Rest easily, Alby. 'You fought a good The second part of the program Wingham United Church, two the resignations of several staff
demonstrated his concern for the basic free fight! was provided by members of the gifts to the church were received members including R Ronson.
Institute with readings by Mrs. and dedicated by Rev. Dr. W A G R Webster and Mrs M R r
Scott and Mrs. Bolt and sing -a- Beecroft. A new communion set Harland
long a: companied at the piano by of Polished alu'ininum, suitably Fire swept through the home of
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Mrs Norman Coultes. Twenty• engraved, was used for the first Mr. and Mrs. Chris Van de
Published at Wingham, Ontario, by Wenger Bros. Limited
six residents having April birth-
time. This was presented by Mrs. Water• three miles east of Ford- �� >
days received gifts with special J J. Brown in memory of her w•ich, destroying all but a few
Barry Wenger, President Robert O Wenger, Secretary Treasurer mementoes to Mrs Mosack who husband, Dr. J. J. Brown. A contents removed by neighbors. `
on April 20th celebrated her 10oth heavy plate glass to cover and Mr. and Mrs Van de Water were
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations birthday and to Miss ida Walkin- Protect the communion table was in the barn and their four chil- �>
Shaw and Earl Campion who are the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney dren were in school at the time of
Member -- Canadian community Newspapers Assoc. Ontario Weekly Newspapers Assoc now eligible for the Over 90 Club. Grose. the fire
Mrs. Mary Ann Regier thanked The biggest news story in On- At the regular meeting of the
Subscription =10.00 per year. Six months $5.25To United States $20.0o the Belgrave institute for tario over the weekend was the Wingham Recreation Com -
arranging the splendid program mysterious appearance of vapor mittee, it was reported that
Second Class Mail Registration No 0821 Return postage guaranteed and party trails in the clear skies. The first iunior bowling has proven very r
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