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@ THE OBMAWA TIMES, Prdey, February 37, 1959 Du Pont Announces Whitby Appointments - WHITBY, Ont. appointments to Du * |ciation, '|can unions. power. southwestern border towns. U.S. UNION ORDERS PETER PICK assistant in the films depart-|qoavors of C union officers in Canada. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont (CP)-- D. K. Frid, president of the On- tario General Contractors Asso- today urged Canadian * '|construction workers to make '|themselves independent of Ameri- He told the opening sessions of '|the association's two-day annual 'Imeeting: "Most of our labor lead- '|lers today are demonstrating a maturity. and responsibility com- a ate with their union's However, he added: "There is | |still a minority of labor leaders "|who are irresponsible to society {land who can still create gre # |bavoc. For example, the irres- # [ponsibility of one man created g [the tragic shutdown of work in Toronto last fall. Again, one man has caused a serious unlawful shutdown of work in Ontario "Moe of we Srresponafiiilty tems m orders emanatin presid from International union officers|Frid Construction Co., in Washington to international Free Labor Unions Urged In Canada lawful strikes by orders from Washington? Indeed, why any orders from Washington? We are not the 50th state yet. ' "Measured in dollars these un- lawful strikes have caused losses in wages amounting to millions. I challenge those mature and re- sponsible Canadian union leaders who are working in unanimity with management, who are think- ing in terms of Canadian econ- omy and who have the welfare of their workers at heart, to throw off the shackles of American domination." Asked if he meant that unions should be Canadian, he replied: "Yes. it is disgraceful that we should take orders from Washing: ton. They should be straight Canadian unions, the same as the Canadian government is Cana- dian. We make our government decisions here and [ think labor should do the same." Mr. Frid--vice - ent of Hamilton -- commented that the Ontario government's - select tee "Leaders In Quality" e o « this fomiliar slogan has come to have a vital meaning for thousands of users of Hillcrest Dairy Milk. It signifies our constant "Why should the honest em|on labor relations has recom- Aad a joint conference of ment in December, 1957. in Montreal. He was ment be disrupted by orders from named a special studies assistant| Washington? Why should Cana- dian workers be forced into un- chemical engineering trom Purdue Univer:ity and received «a master of science from the "University of Michigan. He Joined Du Pont of Canada in +1957 as chief development super- visor at Shawinigan and was «named technical superintendent Jor polyethylene film in Decem- "ber, 1968. " Mr, Seguire was born in "Warkworth, Ont., and graduated hor Ih Eh ton, in cl neering. He Joined Du Pont of in A in - C. V. THOMAS 1958 as a foreman at its Mait- land Works, near Brockville, In 1955, he was appointed assistant 3 me film, at , becoming super- visor the following year. Mr. Pick was born in Prague, ovakia, and attended the City of London College, and Sir George Wil liams College in Montreal where he received a bachelor of com- merce degree. He joined the company in 1955 as a control | Twp. Annexation Could Be Loss ST. CATHARINES (CP)--Pro- posals by the City of St. Cathar. Ines andthe Town of Merritton to annex portions of Grantham Township would mean a $7,851,- 255 loss in assessment for the township and cut the population | by 27 per cent, the township says. | H D. Blair-Beveridge, town- | treasurer, gave these fig- | ures to a of township | acbool boards. The asking th a g e School management and labor unions in the construction field. He said a survey showed as- sociation membership was over- whelmingly in favor of it "mov REALTORS Located in the WHITBY PLAZA 313 BROCK ST. 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The association and four other construction groups recently sub. mitted a brief to the committee on organization of the govern- ment of Ontario, protesting On- tario Hydro Commission policy of doing much of its work by its iown employees, rather than call- ing for tenders, "Although the Hydro policy is of immediate concern to only a few of our members," Mr. Frid said, "this trend on the part of our largest public utility body could have far-reaching implica- tions. . . the Hydro construction policy should be fought vigor- ously by all." "Considering the size of our province and its dense population this is deplorable," he said. vor to keep abreast of the very latest scientific practices in the handling, processing and delivery of your daily milk supply. It is your guarantee that Hillcrest Dairy Milk is always pure, wholesome, rich and nourishing. It tells why Hillcrest Dairy has grown from a staff of 3 in 10 years to a personnel of 19. From 2 delivery rigs 10 years ago to 11 required today -- from handling the production of 6 producers at the beginning to 17 needed to supply our customers today. You can always count on the best if it's from Hillcrest. : © -4 {t 2 Bl ' PURITY - FRESHNESS QUALITY Are The Priceless Ingredients Of Each And Every Product From HILLCREST DAIRY (WHITBY) LTD. pe Your Friendly Hillcrest Dairy Driver-Salesman Ask for it by name... "HILLCREST" Cottage Cheese HILLCREST DAIRY "Leaders in Quality" Office and Plant 308 BYRON ST. S. LIMITED (WHITBY) PHONE MO 8-3301 TRANSPORT AND CARTAGE THE 11959 § | | | | | | WE PUT MORE CENTS IN YOUR| TRANSPORT & CARTAGE DOLLAR ACCORDING to Webster's New International Diction- ary the word Progress means "to make improvement; to develop higher, better or more advanced stage" ... 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