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i -- Ganaraska Buthority BOICE TRUCK & EQUIPMENT (MAX BOICE, PROP) INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES & SERVICE BODIES & HOIST EQUIPMENT Phone MO 8-2267 616 Brock St. N., Whitby | NORTH END MOTORS UOHN McIVOR, Prop.) SHELL PRODUCTS Repairs to all makes of cors, trucks, and tractors TIRES--ACCESSORIES Phone MO 8-2267 616 Brock St. N., Whitby / DOMINION VISCOSE PRODUCTS SIGN UNION CONTRACT t Di in the shift rate dif- | utory holidays. The continuous | company; Arthur Newman, |! | ferential, increased vacation | operation ensures that there are | president of Local 380. Back 5 Jicials of jmsrnationsl | periods after two years em- no lay-offs. Signatoried and wit- | row, Leon Dunning, area super- 380, have signed a onewyear | ployment. The work week is 42 visor; J. McAllister, recording agreement providing for 9, 10 | hours. Forty employes are af- secretary; Harold Camm and and 11 cents an hour increases. | fected. Dominion Viscose oper- Vince Mallia, committee. Ab- In addition to other contract |, ates 24 hours a day, seven days sent J. O'Toole : improvements which include in- ' a week and throughout all stat- Photo by John Mills M of inion | creases Viskose Products, Ltd, Ajax nesses to the agreement are shown, front row from left: Thomas Sloan. Tnternational representative, ICWU; A. Hansen, general manager of the Oshawa Resident Wins Auto At Bowmanville BOWMANVILLE -- Crowds of funny ones, and scores of pretty, Foreign -- Fred Whitvoet, Doug Sropie, Sujoyea Je gucceastl Le costumes. Among them were N alealsm, Carol Sheen and Dave on Carnival held in the grounds jittle dutch girls, a charming|Kerr. ion. -annoiiced 'the lacks Win. of Central School on Friday even-|little bride, soldiers, clowns, Western -- Tonimy Taylor, Bion onl Locke, he Ju Grierson g- : tramps, a sheik, Humpty Dumpty Doug Firth, Mike Dillinger, Ruth street] Oshawa. A parade of costumed children on a wall, dolls, ballerinas, cheer!Smead : died aa 4 started the gala evening, and it|eaders, a wide variety of western y f | Winners of other draws were was a colorful spectacle. e cowboys, a gaily wrapped walk- Original -- Carol Elston, Eliza- bicycle -- W. Clark. RR 2, New- Bowmanville Legion Pipe Band|ing Christmas package, pirates 2th Graham. Bill Davis and Pat castle. Boat model Allan led the parade. Next came a and many others : Murphy, Jae Firth. Brown, 73 Elgin street. Chaise group of young majorettes high / : Comic -- Lloyd Graham and Lounge -- M Follett, 131 Cove stepping to the stirting music of PARADE WINNERS | Terry Nichols, Rod Taylor, Lorne road, Bowmanville Beach. Picnic the pipes. They were followed by| On the arrival of the 'parade atland Larry Trimble, Janet Mars- hamper -- Bille Atkinson, RR 1, the long lines of gaily costumed/the carnival grounds the judging den. Brooklin. : children. There were many orig-/took place. Prize winners in the, Cutest -- Christine Corson, Ju-, Ihe winners in the Canadian) inal and ingeniously contrived different categories were as fol- lie Anne Schmidt, Deborah Shee. €gion Ladies Auxiliary draw 4 were: Luggage --- William E.| costumes, a number of really/lows: |han, Louise and Susan Mann Holmes, 102 Elgin street, Electric] | Decorated bicycles -- Linda frying pan -- Charles Mutton,| ; |Corson, Allan Hooper, Shawn's3" gH : | ' unt street. Electric deep| Gold Rush Starts Sa cms mie Semi de oe, fe, go | Doll carriages decorated -- ham street. Steam iron -- Ru-| |Margaret and Nancy Van Der dolph Ninskl, RR 4, Bowman- terson, Erica and Eilena Wiz- neski, Barbara Brine. During the judging the pipe band played a number -of marches, gay reels and haunting melodies as they marched and {counter marched. | OSHAWA MAN WINS At the end of the evening an Oldsmobile sedan was drawn. Jim Firth, president of the Le- I WHITBY SHEET METAL Flat Roofing, Coping, Flashing, Repair Work Eavestroughing HOUSE & FACTORY PAINTING Phone MO 8-3001 612 Green St., Whitby A GUIDE TO VALUES THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, July 13, 1957 § xX THE DISTRICT PAGE x Whitby - Ajax - Pickering - Brooklin - Port Perry A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE REESOR FUEL ond LUMBER Everything In BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LUMBER -- COAL WE SPECIALIZE IN SUMMER COTTAGE NEEDS FREE DELIVERY IN LAKE SCUGOG DISTRICTS Phone 73 Port Perry When You Shop Locally GREATER MERCHANDISE SELECTIONS, when you shop locally. It's hard to beat the selection of merchandise you'll find in your local stores. Your local meechant carries ample stock of name brand items. He's selected them with you in mind. It's/rewarding, in personal satisfaction, in, greater savings, in knowledge that you're contributing to your com- munity's growth, to shop locally. You'll always find the mer- chandise you seek in the great selection among your local stores. J. A. VONDETTE Real Estate Broker Phone MO 8-3322 We specialize in prompt Service Listings Solicited Horry Jermyn, Menager 104 Dundas Street West Whitby, Ontarle STAN'S RADIO & TV CLINIC A World of Service if Your TV is Sick--Call Us Phone MO 8-4016 707 Athol St., Whitby STAFFORD BROTHERS MONUMENTAL WORKS Member of the Canadian Association of Memorial Craftsmen Distributor for: ROCK OF AGES BARRE GRANITE MO 8-3552 Whitby Mrs. Alfred Maidlow, 302 Poloce St, Whitby Coo: ! Cool ! Cool ! With Smort T Shirts, Sport Shirts and Slacks J. J. OTTENBRITE Tailor and Men's Wear Phone MO 8-3261 114 Brock St. N. Whitby NORTH BROCK WILF'S MOTORS ESSO PRODUCTS Expert Body Repairs Paint Jobs Thet Satisfy Undercoating Phone MO 8.2911 912 Brock St. N., 3 Blocks North of R.R. Tracks Whitby, Ontarle TEXACO Washmobile Car Wash FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES -- ACCESSORIES MARFAK LUBRICATION PICK-UP & DELIVERY Phone MO 8-2092 414 Brock St. N., Whitby R. J. HARDING CONTRACTORS BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS OF MODERN COMMUNITIES SPECIALIZING IN RANCH STYLE BUNGALOWS Phone MO 8-2716 119 Ferguson, Whitby DON'T BREAK THE LAW, GET YOUR GOVERNMENT APPROVED LIFE PRESERVERS Today. All Sizes. Mcintyre Hardware 106 BROCK ST. S. MO 8-3650 Whitby OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. BRAMLEY MOTOR SALES LTD. MERCURY - LINCOLN METEOR - METEOR TRUCKS SALES & SERVICE Safe-Buy Used Cars TEXACO PRODUCTS Phone MO 8-3757 209 Dundas St. West Whitby, Ontario PERFECTION T. ZAYETTE Chesterfield Upholstering WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Phone MO 8-2344 1111 Centre S$. Whithy BAKERY The Home of Good Things, to Eat Try Our Delicious Birthday Cakes Phone MO 8-3706 116 Brock St. S., Whitby By J. C. GRAHAM Im.) expert Jans, ibe {sharon uces a soup held by author-| GADCKIAND, 2. (CB) Eie| FI oP int ae rush at the start of the first n!licious in the world. But it has for a decade on New Zea- Deen extremely rare since before e war. For Shellfish fon April Rice, Lynda Mas- ville. Labor And Management fos 2 te on Kew Tov pen sp omen roe eee re Real ations Address Theme were not huntin id but the To- heros, a shellfish nighly pri only a short pen season on a| BOWMANILLE -- Arnold G.[Mr. Stapleton said, "We believe gourmets in many countries. [grictly The 'luge Naty Mile Stapleton, director of industrial/that an employe with these qual- Peach on th ng North of New relations, General Motors of Can-'ities is more likely to make a | Zealand. ha er Seale nivel ada Ltd., was the special speaker more desirable union member Tgp on Si a oli yoy Friday at the luncheon meeting than his opposite. We encourage bes er I gge; : Sgt of the Bowmanville Rotary Club employes to be loyal in this sense. j |the main home of the shellfish,|i, the Balmoral Hotel. Mr. Staple- Our goal is to work toward good i [found only along New Zealand's ton spoke on *'Labor - Manage- labor relations in everything we | coast. 3 ment Relations". Dr. Keith do. . | EXTINCTION WAS FEARED |Slemon, the club,| "In nearly every negotiation| News that a two-month open presided. over a new agreement, the sub-! season had been declared on the 'Negotiating a new contract is/ject of promotions and transfers Ninety Mile Beach was received not all there is to labor relations. receives considerable attention," | with enthusiasm by epicures. It The real test of any company's Mr. Stapleton pointed out. He ex- | meant the toheroa was on the in- labor relations depends upon how pressed the opinion: "Unions al- i crease again after fears it might well the contract, once negotiated, ways try to make seniority the "be dying out. is administered. That is how well cole criterion in making selections i It was good news too for gour-|/it can be made to function day for transfers and promotions. In ; mets in overseas countries. Sup-|in and day out in the shop." General Motors we have strong i! plies for export have dwindled to] Mr. Stapleton explained. ' He convictions on this subject. Our 4a trickle in recent years, but an outlined the qualities his company contracts provide for merit and {| increase In numbers could lead to expects from a loyal employe ability among deserving em- i|canning beng résumed on some- such as regular attendance, a fair/ployes, and where these are thing like the old scale. day's work, quality and safety equal, for consideration of senior- Maoris and ' Europeans alike consciousness, willingness to co- ity." flocked to Ninety Mile Beach for operate with others, taking the! In closing Mr. Stapleton president of GEORGE HAMERS Plumbing & Heating © AUTOMATIC HEATING UNITS o AIR CONDITIONING e OIL BURNERS e EAVESTROUGHING © GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK Phone MO 8-3011 212 Brock St. S., Whitby WHITBY CLEANERS & DYERS Phone MO 8-2345 For Free Pick-Up OF Your Furs And Apparel WE OPERATE OUR OWN REFRIGERATED STORAGE All Garments Fully Insured 150 Colborne St. East JANSEN GARAGE B-A Products Batteries - Accessories General Repairs Road Service 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone MO 8-9064 955 Dundas St, W. AJAX MAGEE TELEVISION REPAIRS To All Makes and Models Antenna Installations Guaranteed Repairs Service From 9 AM. to 9 P.M. 20 Glynn Ave. Ajax LOOK FOR YOUR NAME See if your name is in one of these advertisements. This page is a weekly feature of The Times-Gazette for a 26-week peried and there will appear in the advertisements each week two names and addresses of people living in Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Brooklin or Port Perry. Read the advertisements carefully and if you find your name, clip out the advertisement in which you found your name and present it along with a sales slip or label to The Times-Gazette office in Whitby, showing that goods or services have been purchased from any one of the advertisers on this page and you will receive absolutely FREE a $3.00 order to be spent for merchandise with one of the advertisers on this page. Winners must advise The Times-Gazette on which FREE 156.0 FREE advertiser they wish to spend their order. Patronize The Advertisers On This DISTRICT PAGE WILDE ELECTRIC (RUSS WILDE, Prop.) For Adequate Wiring HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY COMMERCIAL--DOMESTIC Phone MO 8-3174 1107 HENRY STREET WHITBY, ONTARIO REFRIGERATION SALES, INSTALLATIONS & SERVICE TO o COMMERCIAL & HOME FREEZERS © DISPLAY CASES © AIR CONDITIONING ® DE - HUMIDIFIERS eo HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PHONE MO 8-423) Queen's Rd. Whithy THOS. J. GROSS | 4 WHITBY Welding Works ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE Portable Equipment ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS STEEL BUILDING LINTELS TRAILER FRAMES BUILT Phone MO 8-2681 €or. Brock St. N. & Palmerston VAN HEMMEN CLOTHING BOYS' & MEN'S WEAR WORK CLOTHES, TIES, JACKETS, PANTS, SPORT SHIRTS, NDERWEAR AT PRICES THAT SAVE 229 Brock St. S. Whitby, Ontarle i COTTAGE OWNERS! CHAIN SAWS FOR RENT $10 A Day S! MPSON"' S WOOD PRODUCTS Harwood N. at No. 2 Highway Phone 1032 Ajox WALTER WARD SANITARY SEPTIC TANK CLEANING NEW TANKS INSTALLED PROMPT SERVICE We Now Have Complete Ditching Facilities Phone MO 8-2563 204 Chestnut N., Whitby W. E. MILLER BUILDER OF FINE HOMES COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Construction Of All Types Of Buildings From Ground To Roof. Phone MO 8-2939 1805 Dufferin St., Whitby DONALD'S HARRY DONALD LTD. CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET BRAKE RE-LINE $19.95 Phone MO 8-3304 | Whitby, Ontario HARPELL'S Furniture & Upholstering Chesterfields Recovered Remodelled & Repaired Custom Furniture & Drapes "Where Customers Send Their Friends" Free Estimates On Request SHOPPING CENTRE Phone 385 Ajax WHITBY DAIRY BAR FROSTEE FREEZE SOFT ICE CREAM TASTY MEALS AND SNACKS DAIRY PRODUCTS Open 8 AM. TO 11 PM. Phone MO 8-3770 201 Dundas W., Whitby VISSER FOOD SALES Formerly Dutch-Toko Store eo IMPORTED FOOD PRO- (DUCTS e SPECIALIZING IN RECIPES OF DUTCh COOKIES AND PASTRY eo OLD DUTCH COUNTRY STYLE COLD MEATS © IMPORTED CIGARS Phone MO 8-3021 103 Colborne W., Whitby RONALD PASGOE BUILDING CONTRACTOR - & CARPENTER ALTERATIONS -- REPAIRS KITCHEN & RECREATION ROCMS FREE ESTIMATES Guaranteed Workmanship Phone MO 8-2257 403 Chestnut W. Whitby . BROOKLIN GEORGE'S FINA SERVICE STATION (GEO. POPESCU, Mgr.) LUBRICATION WASHING MOTOR TUNE-UPS SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE Phone MO 8-4232 932 Brock St. N., Whitby ROBERT C. HERON INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE New B-250 VIESEL TRACTOR NOW ON DISPLAY Phone 191 Campball St, BROOKLIN Mrs. J. E. Brough, R.R. 1, Brooklin Port Hope's new representative, 0 $50 for farm ponds. Mr. Crown was made a member of the ad- Stated that his department would visory board. Sesto a poster setting out details " of farm pond construction APPROVE PURCHASE | The es of the Zone forester The purchase of 80 acres of Dalt Lindsaay showed that 83.0001 fand in Clarke township, lot 1/trees had been planted this eoncession 9, was approved. Mr. spring. These were red pine Ryan termed the purchase price 25.000, white pine - 43.000 and of $25 per acre high but advised European larch 15,000. These acquiring the land, formerly trees were coming on well, Mr the opening of the season in every initiative in suggesting better emphasized the fact that General old trucks to shiny new cars. The, product he builds. cessful in many lines of endeavor | white man is just as keen as his "There is certainly nothing in Its business is not to win argu- | native compatriot on this New this definition that should in any ments with union men. Jte hus WELCOMED HERE | Zealand shellfish, way conflict with the Union's/ness is to make trucks and cars Probationary Lieutenant Lor- | STRICT RULES definition of a loyal member, tor its consumers, - -- a town to assist First Lieutenant |their meal. To protect the beds Pearl Donnelly at the Salvation 'and prevent needless damage, th Army Citadel. On Sunday there | strict regulations are enforced. or um er an I0p will be a special welcome at Metal spades or forks are both morning and evening serv- | banned. Diggers must use wooden . School at 2.30 p.m. Lieutenant |heroas under three inches Outlook Seems Bright : Luxmore joined the Salvation |diameter must be Telufned to the| Army six years ago. Her home (sand. The limit bag any one y ow . ; : is in Guelph, Ontario. This is |day is 20 toheroas a digger and COBOURG We are natur-lbe a much higher production of Saou Lal Bd bol RL ally keeping our fingers crossed Spys than of McIntosh, This is er fil ppo atte . but the crop prospects for North-/not due to any planning but be- lege, Toronto. |fish somewhat resembling a clam said Ral | i y | $ ph C. Banbury, depart- were in bloom considerable wind --=Photo 4¥ John Mills or large sockie, ment of 2piclture representa-| damage occurred. {tive at Brighton. | Speaking 'of peas, Ralph Ban-i Generally speaking growth has iy ne LA iy Ban [proved to be good and one ex-'should be exercised in deeming heavy hay crop which is about'had reported that they were get- . . per cent heavier than last|{ing in excess of a ton an acre! I t d year. It is difficult to say, at the|but it must be remembered, he alfiman S ppoin e moment, what the tonnage will said, that it is imperative to get be for haying is still in progress that' much in order to pay costs. | hility of more heav i vhich i 7 of Cambellcroft has been elected Hope aud Clarke, . vay, aliees ie ik Moy whic or he production, the lower the chairman of the Ganaraska River , 00 -- gn ave iiomress Wheat and rye crops are good| As for the potato crop, it looks | Conservation Authority in succes- yey being carried out near Osaca and will soon be ripe -- some good and although some farmers) sion to Stuart Ryan, QC. Mr.lin the tobacco growing area, fields are already turning a gol- in the Campbellford area are al-| t, . reeve of Hope Preliminary investigations show- % 3 + Soot former | Be Der heed that this region needs one Been beaten down and, although % lh too arly to issue a five vears and vice-chairman inch more rainfall than the Delhi y look bad, it will only definite. forecast. y . create. difficulties in the. harvest-! Among the fruits, Montmorency | for the past two. region of Norfolk County. There. cherries are beginning to ripen| At a meeting of the Authority in is plenty o SlOIage Mist of Perl The apple crop, however, is and should be ready for picking | a} " Loy : - hd only faid. This year there will at the end of another week. visor of field officers for the de- int Se RR EEN eT Lamas parimen: of ganming apd. de irs, Brogéion, sud that ai velopment, paid tribute to Mr. Been™ placed at. suitable "spots Ryan's Services to Toitservation More information would be re- FOR MISSED FOR MISSED in the years since the ard quired. One immediate result of PAPERS So ea big Foi being made aware of how they PAPERS : ie ! "might irrigate their farms and Bad. beth invalugble for other hat help the Authority could IN BOWMANVILLE IN AJAX sy 5. provide Delbert Olan of Millbrook was _ yt ne 3 SUBSIDIZE PONDS Phone If you have nét received your ' an + Sylvester he Scott's place and J. L. Sylvester, Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call If you have not received your Times - Gazette by 7 p.m., call Phone All calls must be placed || an cons must be placed before 30 P.M. sort of conveyance from battered methods, and pride in the Motors is in business to be suc- raine Luxmore has arrived in | But diggers have to work for ROE ices, 11 am. and 7 p.m. Sunday |implements or their hands. Ts graduation from Training Col- | The toheroa is a large flat shell- |} 00 County look good," [cause at the time the McIntosh {ample of this may be seen in the| this a record year. Some farmers | PORT HOPE -- Elmore Scott thority owned adjacent land in 20d there is always the possi-| He also pointed out that the high- den brown. A lot of the crop has ready digging the new potatoes | Port Hope Herb Crown, super- .ciion is mot so good. -- es] was set up. The Ganaraska has tha survey was that farmers were appointed vice-chairman in Mi board gives a subsidy. up MA 3-5561 AJAX TAXI before 7:30 p.m. WALTON'S WOOD PRODUCTS ® ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS BY WINTERSEAL ® KITCHEN UNITS, PLYWOOD DOORS, WINDOWS MARINE SUPPLIES LAKECRAFT BOATS ELTO MOTORS FIBERGLASS CARTOPS Phone 1266 DOR-MAR BEAUTY SALON (DOROTHY EVANS, PROP.) (ANN SMYTH, OPERATOR) Specializing In HAIR COLORING COLD WAVING & STYLING Phone MO 8-3992 OPEN EVENINGS WED., THURS., & FRI. 121 Byron St. N., Whitby VIGOR OIL 'COMPANY DOMINION ROYAL TIRES THE BEST DEAL ON NEW & USED TIRES Phone MO 8-3644 Brock St. N., Whitby DAVID'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT FAMILY DINNERS A SPECIALTY SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PRICES BAR-B-Q CHICKEN WE CATER TO OUTSIDE BANQUETS Ample Free Parking Phone MO 8-4066 939 Dundes W. Whitby ROBERT G. ECKEL FLORIST GREENHOUSES & NURSERY BOX PLANTS . EVERGREENS YEAR ROUND CUT FLOWERS Phone 190 . Brooklin 3 Miles North Junction 7.& 12 Highways JArimstrons oroverty, as the Au- Lindsay told the board. !