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Seek Amendment Kitchener Union Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Civic Workers Federal Union, Local 68, has given notice that it inâ€" tends to amend the present colâ€" lecive agreement it has with the City of Kitchener. City personnel director, Norâ€" man MacKenzie, said today the agreement between the city and union ends Feb. 28, 1957. Under the Labor Act a Union must signify 30 days in adâ€" vance it wishes amendments to an agreement. The union has given no forâ€" mal request for a meeting Mr. MacKenzie said> He expected this would be made to the 1957 eouncil. PAGE 81X 30 Years Practice Phone SH 2â€"1971 Your Waterloo County Automobile Club hu lpoMorod these Safety Promotions op your behalf. School Patrols, Driver Training in Secondary Schools. Traffic Clinics. * T.V. Safety Spot Announcements!\ â€"â€"____ LIST OF DIRECTORS 1956 PRESIDENT: H. L. Weichel, 15 South St., Eimira PAST PRESIDENT: A. W. Sandrock, 51 Benton St., Kitchener 1st vxc%-mslsmm: Robert Barber, 151 Gueiph St., espeler . 2nd vxcg;dmxsm:m: Harris C. Veitch, Castle Kilbride, en TREASURER: A. J. Cundick, 87 Queen St. N., Kitchenor DIRECTORS: Lloyd Apa:l, New Hamburg, Ont. J. R. Beaton, 27 George St., Waterloo J. A. Fischer, 15 Princess St., Waterloo H. Kavelman, New Dundee, Ont. T. H. Kay, 244 W St., Kitchener C. H. Musselman, “neen St., Kitchener C. A. Pollock, 120 Stirling Ave, N., Kitchener A. W. Reiner, Wellesiey, Ont. _ Herbert Smith, 700 Elizabeth St., Kitchener Oscar J. Smith, 8t. Jacobs, Ont. + Mel Moffat, 44 Chalmers $t., Gait Erle Curriec, R.R. 7, Gait ; Dr. F. L. Pollock, $16 Union Blivd., Kitchener Robert Kauftman, 243 Glumcst. Kitchener Donald Pitcher, Highland .. Preston Through The Waterloo County Automobile Club The O.M.L . has more than 800 official stations located throughout Ontario, and for quick and ready reference every menvber receives an O.M.L. directory listing the day and night telephone numbers of these stations. In the other Provinces the services of the affiliated provincial motor clubs of the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) serve members. In the United States the sorvices of the American Auton obil: sociation (AAA) are available to memibers. « Members can obtain free emergehcy ser. > i1)}most anywhere on this continent. Where there is n official garage, members may obtain service from any available sourge and apply to O.M.L. Head Office for reimburseâ€" ment. > a NEW ADDRESS C. R. NIMMO 20 QUEEN ST. NORTH ._ OPTOMETRIST ' Formerly Young‘s Better~Vision Glasses ONTARIO MOTOR LEAGUE EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE ©â€" THROUGHOUT ONTARIO, CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES USE â€"THAT CHRISTMAS CASH For A Membership In The The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce, early in 1956, sugâ€" gested a joint: Kitchener â€" Waterloo study on the feasibiâ€" lity â€" of . integrating the : two cities‘ firefighting. services. The chamber urged the idea be studied with a view to eéconomy and other advantages. .. Waterloo Council was asked to arrange a meeting of the fire .and light committees of Kitchener and Waterloo Counâ€" cils and of. the special survey committee: named by the chambers of cominerce of both cities. 3 s Council‘s fire and light comâ€" mittee supported the idea even Drag Out Integration " _ _ THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE Thursday, January %#, 19957 (FOUNDED IN 1907) The Attorneyâ€"General‘s Deâ€" partment has still to send Mr. Preston word on this. . bug. Waterloo â€" counciliors and Mayor Whitney were not too enthusiasticâ€" about it ~â€"Waterloo ‘ Council,: in Juné, decided to defer the study beâ€" cause it wondered how â€" it would «affect the city‘s status in the arbitration hearing beâ€" tween the city and the Waterâ€" loo Firefighters Association. City Clerk, D. F. Preston, was asked by the fire and light committee, to find out if Waterloo‘s police and fire forces could legally be inteâ€" grated into one public safety division. Former Waterloo alderman, Neil S. Harris, urged the inteâ€" gration «of Waterloo fire and police departments. Along with 13 other reâ€" quests, the association asked for $500 acrossâ€"theâ€"board inâ€" creases in pay and reduction in the work week from 56 to 40 hours. The demands were thought "ridiculous" ‘by alderâ€" men, It would result in a finite â€"economy â€" move, . taxes, fire losses, traffic cidents and crime, he said. \For the first time in history thé city and theâ€" association decided to settle this year‘s working agreement by arbitraâ€" tion: j 2 The Waterloo Police Com LEGAL ADVICE By the League‘s solicitors on all matters arising out of the qwnership or operation of the member‘s car or truck. : LEGAL DEFENCE By the League‘s solicitors, includes payment of legal fees up to $500.00 for defence in Ontario courts in case of accident.. Members *defended when charged with breaches of the Highway Traffic Act, including careless driving charges. Assistance given in settling summonses and colâ€" lecting damage claims. TRAVEL i Maps and detailed routings covering motor trips in Canada, the United States and Meéxico, a list of recommended places to stay, places of interest to see and how to get there. Arrangements for overseas travel made by Foreign Travel Departâ€" ment. . * : ROAD AND WEATHER Information available at all times. BORDER CROSSING t Assistance given on customs regulations and borderâ€"crossing cards supplied. : TRAVEL PUBLICATIONS 1j 300â€"page Road Book of Ontario contains a wealth of travel information. Road Map of Ontario, showâ€" ing upwards of 1,000 more places than any other Provincial Road Map. INSURANCE s Automobile Personal Accident Certificate proâ€" vides coverage whie driving or riding in or on & passenger car, truck, farm tractor or other farm vehicle, or, if struck or run down by any such vehicle. Benefits include $2,000.00 (cumulative to $3,000.00) for loss of life, s'ight or limbs. Weekly benefits of $25. for loss of time up to 30 weeks ($750.00). MONTHLY MAGAZINE y TAp Phone Any of the Following Who Will Gladly Look After Your Application JERRY HUNT,â€"General Manager PUC Terminal Bidg., Kitchener â€" SK 3â€"8268 H. BRaird, 19 Margaret Ave., Kitchener, SH 2â€"8591 W. Brubacher, RM %, Kitchener, Ont., SH 2â€"89%9 E. Wayne Cressman, RR 2, Petersburg, Tel. New Dundee 1515 D. E. Ziegler, 1%°6 Main St., Galt, Ont., Galt 137 7. U. l"riamn, Tinwood, Ont., Tel, Linwood 97 The "Canadian Motorist" keeps members posted on league activities and new developments in the motoring world. CAR EMRLEM . A Wistingtive windshield crest. ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE So much for so little â€" is possible because of the eoâ€"operation of the leading motorists of the central province in establishing, maintainine and directâ€" ing the ONTARIO MOTOR LFAGUE. MEMRERSHIP FEE S ONLY $15.00 PER It Will Give You deâ€" cut mission, in October, approved plans for enlargement of the police quarters to more than double the present size. However, tenders for the work have so far not been accepted by council.> â€"â€" Meet To Deal With Home Building SBubjects for discussion at the 14th annual conventionâ€" exhibition â€" of the National House Builders Association on Jan. 9â€"12 will be problems conâ€" fronting Canadian home buildâ€" ers and means of solving local home ‘building problems. For the. convention to be held in â€" Sheraton Mt. Royal Hotel, Montreal, five repreâ€" sentatives of the Kâ€"W Home Builders Association leave Jan. &President, Clare P,. Reitzel, ic e â€" president, ‘Theodore Pawlowski, S e cre t ary, Mrs. Doris Ottman, George Tamowâ€" ski and George Rothwell will hear a panel of experts discuss building problems : Member of the faculty of Commerce, Laval University, Quebec City, YÂ¥ves Dube, will discus$\mortgages and inflatibn problems. Tlu. following are streets "involved: St. George; Lydia, Merner, â€" Chapel, Brubacher, Dane, Andrew, Briar, Emma, Stahl, Alberta, Hett, Brunsâ€" wick, Adam, Hill, Filbert and Oak, â€" Henry, Devon, â€" DiW, Queensmount Cres., Borden, Madison, Samuel, Simeoar, Rose, Troy, Greenfield, Bingeâ€" ~man, Grove, Michael, Cherry, Pearl, Hermie place. Dekay from Shanley to Grove, St.,, Leger from Victoria to Breit haupt, Duke from Scott teo Pandora.. â€" f Chicago .............. 22.65 Los Angeles ..... 100.70 Boston ~.............. 2700 Ottawa _ .......... 16.90 Richmond .......... 30.65 Ready Signs For One â€"Way Streets TICKETS AND ‘ BVUS TRAVEL INFORMATION AT Kitchener Bus Terminal Gaukel & Joseph Sts, # SH 2â€"4469 . Fortyâ€"six Kitchener streoets will soon have signs banning parking on one or both sides or extending the noâ€"parking ban. . + City traffic engineer, W. K. Ewens, said most of the streets involved are oneâ€"way thoroughâ€" fares. A city bylaw has beenm passed authorizing the changes, Glasgow from Belmont boule vard to city limits, . Belmont from Union boulevard to city limits, Park from Glasgow to city. limits, Margaret avenu® from Victoria to Breithauptz Breihaupt from King to. Lan= caster, Louisa from King to Margaret, Joseph from Victoria to CNR tracks, Gruhn at curve, and Wellington from Moore to. Ahrens. Everyone "knows that women are keen shopâ€" pers â€" and that they are always on the lookâ€" out for a real bargain. That is why so many bus passengers are women. They know a travel bargain when they see one. ROVYND TRIP FARES G. Roberts, Agent 30.65 3