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BA THE OSHAWA TIMES, PROGRESS EDITION, Pridey, February 87, 1959 FA PROGRESS DIRECTORY | fe I di eral : Peis z= itll, Gates Moat Market ; ce ge Shc " Gates Meat Market, situated at 22 Simcoe St. : i os ie my SUR RE cl) NL N. has been at their original location since Sept., 1919. Gates is the only mea' market in Oshawa . that smokes and cures their own hams and bacon. The old store was completely rebuilt in 1921 and i is from these premises that Mr. Gates, the owner, sells his fine quality meats, (See Advertisement on Page 14B) Guscott Plumbing And Heating _Guscott Plumbing and Heating was taken over by John Bondaruk in 1952. They specialize in residential plumbing repairs and installation. Since Mr, Bondaruk took over the business they have expanded to the point where they now have ties trucks and a staff of five fully licensed anics. (See Advertisement on Page 6A) Hambly Tire Hambly's Tire Store was started by Ab Hamb- ly after the Oshawa Arena, which he owned, burnt own in 1953. Since that time he has built his business up to Je At Whers hes pow the sole Osfiaha. disiriva- i ey it r meral Tire and has a fleet ee truc! for bah calls. NEW IMPERIAL BANK BUILDING ON SIMCOE STREET SOUTH Hambly Tire offers the only recapping service : (Photo by Ireland) in Ont. county. They service five counties and have had serv- {ce calls as far north as Bancroft, west to Burling- ton, and east to Brighton. For Over 20 Years (See Advertisement on Page 11A) Henderson Concrete Products, Lid. o ) J J. H. Henderson went into the concrete block making business in 1944 with three employees at 163 King street west. The first year's operations saw approximately 100,000 eight-inch equivalent - blocks made. Mr. Henderson's four sons joined him Ladies' Wear on their return from overseas and by 1957 were obliged to move to larger premises at 1089 Nelson 33 KING ST. E. 1 : ® ® street -- the firm's present location. iS ric % Business increased steadily. Biggest customer : ONE OF OSHAWA'S OLDEST % ow in recent years was the Oshawa Shopping Centre jor Sich Hendersons supplied all the concrete RE L E ST TE B 0D iy, ESTABLISHED LADIES' WEAR BUSINESSES A AT OA Today, the firm employs between 20 and 25 men. (See Advertisement on Page 14A) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CITY OF OSHAWA ON THEIR 351: ANNIVERSARY SENIORITY EG SOCIAL . S77 relied N\%) SECURITY GUARANTEED fS Ab | " ANNUAL Sif BF mm AEN BE oq GRIEVANCE WAGE {= SY lava B= ¥: # PROCEDURE IMPROVED : NL y An | IMPROVED PENSION : 'S ae 4 WORKING PLAN 31 i; CONDITIONS 1937 z *- IRS 1 19590 [ v . \ Executive officers of 1957-59 Local 222 U.A.W.--seated (L to R): Russell McNeill, Secretary-Treasurer; Clifford Pilkey, President; Beverly Gibson, Recording Secretary. Standing (L to R): Gordon Wilson, Trustee; Joseph McCloskey, Executive Officer; Leslie Childerhose, Trustee; Jomes Lee, Executive Officer; Ed Cline, Chairman of Trustees; William Rutherford, 1st Vice-President; inserted: Ralph Cooke, 2nd Vice- | 22 YEARS OF PROCRESS UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS LOCAL 222