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E. HONSBERGER To You & SONS LTD. Stewart Kitci SH 3â€"4114 A twoâ€"year contract with city firemen was turned dowp by the city last week before a board of arbitration called to negotiste a posed by the Fire Fighters Asâ€" sociation for a 42â€"hour work week instead of the present 48. The board cannot make a twoâ€" year award because of the city‘s refusal. The firemen would not benefit now if the 4Zâ€"hour week had been approved because the year will be over when the award is made. If awards were made now they wouild be in effect until a 1963 contract is negotiated and signed. This wouild then put the Fremen‘s 2â€"Year Pact Refused of course, there is a maximum accumulation of 180 working days; and no accumulated sick leave benefits on severance. The said _ accumulation _ allowance would then continue to be paid on retirement. An objection was raised about the service stripe increase from $36.50 to $60 a year and to an additional $100 for 10 years‘ serâ€" The city did agree however, to an 18 day sick leave rather than tI}e 10 day annual leave, provided The city will ask for a $100 deâ€" crease across the board if a 42 hour week is established. Mr. Harper reported that only 34 hours had been spent in fightâ€" ing fires in the city to date, and 21 hours for the whole of 1961. The firemen asked for a $400 acrossâ€"theâ€"board increase but the city offered only $38 for firstâ€" class firemen which would bring them $100 below the men on the Kitchener force. A firstâ€"class fireman now receives $4,600. J The city contends that firemen are not justified in comparing their work with the police force‘s hours or industrial workers beâ€" cause their work is entirely difâ€" ferent. pointee of the association. The associations‘ 38â€"page brief was presented by R. S. Chamâ€" bers of Toronto and J. M. Harpâ€" er, lawyer, gave the city‘s only one page shorter. The hearing was attended by about 12 fireâ€" position for similar bours in the THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE vice without promotion. A number of minor points inâ€" volved in the contract brobght forth no serious disagreements. his family, applies. Rather than building up more resentment, isn‘t there some way you two can talk this out? Bring in your clergyman. I‘m a have a case but as long as yOuUu| gave me a scarf for my birthday live at home, you‘re going to| and said he peid $5 for it and have to respect your father‘s> | know he bought it for $1.98. wishes. In your state you may| I‘m so mad I feel like giving it be "of age" but an earlier law. ) back to him. Should i? â€"â€" Made that of a father being head of| , Fool Of. ‘ his family, applies. | . DEAR FOOL: Keep the scarf If | didn‘t worry about my mothâ€" er so much, I‘d move out tomorâ€" say but it‘s how | feel so what do you think? 1 believe when a girl is my age and payâ€" ing her own way, she should be next time 1 have a date planned. boss and if I‘m even as much as 8y Den Halligan DEAR â€" OAN: _ > S * 5 s# fl ~f(i1 : _ [ -â€"t’x. \Afi: ‘,‘ Q d C \ > /\(- / ) S 96 KING ST. S. \\2' PP WATERLOO STOVE mMAY YOU HAVE A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY AND A MOST PROSPEROUS AND APPLIANCES CO. LTD. it in a screw top jar, sprinkle with few drops diluted food colouring and shake with the cocoanut is evenly coloured. This works best if the jar is only about halfâ€"filled. and let your boy friend keep his get you out from under. Your friends needs to be straightened out and I‘ll just bet you‘re the friend can help her and doesn‘t. Dropping her won‘t really solve your problem although it will cookie who can do it. a friend and if you think enough of your friend, you‘ll talk to her. It‘s not a crime for a girl to be boy crazy, which is what your Should 1‘ just come right out and tell her what she‘s doing or quit going with her? My mother thinks I‘d be better off it | drop father of an upperâ€"age. tecnâ€"ager but ! also know if your father DEAR SHAREEN: A friend is "Our first statment questionâ€" ed whether they had revealed their conflict of interest when the sales of land were made and whether they participated in the board of governors‘ decision to ances on behalf of Mr. Weber and Mr. Rosenberg. boards in 1998, we left the wrong impression. "We reiterate that statement Holdings and did not attend any meeting as member of the board of governors until after the con tract had been entered into. "We have said in our stateâ€" ment of Nov. 15 (subsequent to the allegations) that if we left the impression that Mr. Weber and Mr. Rosenberg were on both boards in 1958, we left the Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year any meeting as a member of the board of governors until sfâ€" ter the contract had been entorâ€" ed into and that Mr. Rosenberg Wishes His Friends and (Continued from. page 1) MUVTUAL LIFE WATERLOO A Very of the council 1 would like or about $722 an acre and sbout 17? aeres soid to the university more than $8,000 an acre. IMPERIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Call Kitchener SH 2â€"4529 &ythsfifltdumuwnhyu&hm RBR. 3, WATERLOO, ONT ‘!'hnrl!u. December 20, 1908 we purchased and feel justified in accepting the price we were have been questioned and inv@ * tigated on several occasions dur ing the past year. RECORDS AT HAND "On every occasion the ghi .©