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cain. al end of the line at the Stokely Van Camp plant in Whitby. . w hi UNCOOKED PEAS pour into waiting cans at the Stokely Van Camp plant. The peas have just been processed through a blanching machine | Each box contains 24 15-0z. | cans. The cans are rammed | into the box with hammer- | which eliminates bacteria. | They are then sent to the | cooking vats where they are cooked in the sealed cans for 20 minutes under high pres- like force. The boxes are ship- ped throughout Canada and i sure. Each machine similar to this can process 400 cans per minute. --Oshawa Times Photo the United States. --Oshawa Times Photo | JUICE FOR THE PEAS is prepared in the huge vats. Sugar and salt are heated to over 200 degrees. The brine is Eh ga cdi ETE | PEAS ARE GRADED by hand in the sorting room. Women pluck through the | sent below to the cannery | | where it is pumped into the cans with the peas. Large quantities of salt and sugar tumbling peas separating them into different grades. The newly shelled peas have are used during the pea pro- | cessing. ~Oshawa Times Photo | | able outing was held Wednes-| L ] 'Tour Is Enjoyed | BROOKLIN -- A very enjoy-|M:s. Arthur Boyes, may enjoy|day, | vacation, and a well-earned William Elliott and THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, August 1, 1961 just come from the wash. Some 250 persons will find employment at the plant dur- ing the summer and early | autumn. ~Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and sons Ronnie and Wayne spent a week's vacation at a cottage near Huntsville on Lake Waseso. They also spent a week in Timmins. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. | David Bremner, celebrated his 14th birthday on Sunday. Paul is spending the week at the First Whitby Scout Camp at Halibur- ton. Young Miss Linda Taylor, of d| Parry Sound, has returned to her home after spending two weeks visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brear, of Annes St. | Mr. Thomas Pinder, of Brock-| |street north, is in the Oshawa General Hospital under observa- |tion. His friends wish him a complete recovery. Mrs. L. Brasier and her son! Earl spent the weekend in Lind- say as the guests of Mr. and | Mrs. T. Bardo. Mr, and Mrs. T. S. Brandon. of Henry street, have returned [from a two-week camping vaca- {tion spent at the Pinery on Lake | Huron. Recent guests at the home of |Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bradley of Ontario street, were Mrs. I.. C. land and other points. On Sun- Hart and her daughter, Mari- day, Aug. 5, Mr. Hillier will|dee, of Saskatoon, and Rev. and conduct the services at his for- mer charge in New Brunswick. SOCIAL EVENING A pleasant evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Elliott on Thurs- in honor of Mr. and Mrs children, Mrs. C. L. Gifford, of Spring- ville, Utah, U.S.A. Miss Beth Bick and Miss Paul: ine Johnston left today for a week's vacation in Nassau in the Bahamas. They will be guests at the Windsor Hotel. Mrs. Norman Wood, RR 2, WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR We just recently returned from a pleasant trip through a few of the Eastern United States, ending up in Atlantic City, New Jersey as our final destination. We touched briefly upon five states, New York, Penn- sylvania, Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey. The highlight of our journey, excluding of course "the city by the ocean" was a visit to the elderly and elegant United States Naval Academy, situated on the Severn river at Annapolis, Maryland. Some time ago we mentioned in this corner about the challenge of Army and Navy by the Ontario Lacrosse Association's Senior league for an outdoor game at Varsity Stadium this month. While viewing the ground at the Academy, we came arcoss the practice field which houses three games at one time on their spacious flat right on the river bank, which is part of the school grounds. In the U.S. they play an 11-man game, that requires much larger nets. We were unable to contact the recreation al director of Navy, or we would have enquired about the possibility of the proposed game. As it stands now, there has been no official reply to the letter sent by the OLA. About one mile from the Academy stands the famous Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium where many a traditional Army-Navy football battle has been staged. We estimated the seating capacity at ap- proximately 60,000. On our way home we detoured into Philadelphia for a day, and took in the Los Angeles Oodgers-Phillies night game at Connie Mack Stadium. The fans were barely seated when Gil Hodges lined one into the upper tier with two mates aboard. The Dodgers went on to win 7-2 against the colorless Phils. The South Ontario County Softball league con- cluded their special play-off last week to determine final standings. They are as follows: Markham, Mount Zion, Whitby, Port Perry Intermediates, Brooklin, Pickering and Port Perry Juniors. Whitby Abners qualified for third position by downing Port Ints. last Wednesday night, and bowing to Mount Zion on Friday night in Brooklin. Abner's Essos now meet Pickering Merchants in a best-of-three quarter- final,( opening tomorrow night here in Whitby at the Town Park); game time is called for 8:15 p.m. In other play-off rounds, Markham take on Port Perry in a best of five set, while Mount Zion and Brooklin hook up in a cozy best-of-three series, with all games in Brooklin. Whitby Abner's blew a 5-4 lead last night in the eighth inning to Heffering"s Imperials of the Oshawa City and District league In an ex- hibition tilt at Alexandra Park. Heffering's exploded for nine runs in their half of the eight to win 13-5. Wally Samanski started for Abner's but retired in the sixth inning after aggravaiing a back injury suf- fered 10 days ago against Mount Zion, Heffering's managed only two hits off Samanski, good for three runs--two of them unearned. Some power-hitting by Jack Logeman, Henry Sarnovsky and Reg Hickey in the eighth accounted for the nine runs. 12 batters went to the plate in that frame. Logeman with a home run and a triple in two official trips to the plaet was the big gun for Heffering's He "also walked twice, Abner's plated four runs on a walk and three succes sive singles, two of them bunts in the fifth to over= come a 2-1 deficit. Ted James held them hitless after that outburst. Bill Giddings who took over for Samanski was the victim of the onslaught in inning number eight. TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Brooklin Hillcrests went on a scoring spree on Saturday night in Brook- lin, whipping the last place Niagara Falls Scobies 21-3, Tonight in the Community arena the Hillcrests host the Brampton Excelsiors starting at 8:45 p.m. . + + « Whitby Red Wings play the Mimico Mountain- eers 6n Thursday night at the Community arena with game time scheduled for 8:30 p.m. | knee - length skirts gathered |day, July 26, when approximate- rest. The library will re-open Byron and Ellen, home on va-| |ly 3% members and friends, of|Aug. 15 from 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. cation from RCAF Station, Sea Whitby, has returned home by |Brooklin Horticultural Society and 7 to 9 p.m. for the return of (Island, Vancouver, B.C. J Trans Canada Jet from a journeyed by chartered bus to|books. | Other guests included his par- month's vacation visiting rela- Edwards Gardens, Toronto. PERSONALS ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur El- J El- tives and friends in Alberta. She The bus left Brooklin United| Sunday guests at the home of (liott, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wil-|was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. {Church at 1.30 p.m. Upon ar-|Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pilkie in-| ® Red Wings Lose 16- | bd y i Tl | 18S " son and daughter, Dianne. |N. Ekeland, of Calgarv. She Oo L {rival the group toured places of|cluded Mrs. Maud Ferns and| Bill Elliott entertained by|visited the stampede and many | interest in the gardens and daughter, Mary, of Golfdale showing colored slides of Ger-|other places of interest, includ- 4 : seting for: itull ro: \ i aw. | France, British Colum-|ing Lake Louise and Banff, St. Kitt's. J. Cheevers .. 6.38 grounds, meeting for a bountiful | road, Toronto, Mrs. Vic Haw-|many, 2, Brit Col e Louise and Banff. Si Kn "ran uy .. 7.28 picnic lunch around 6 p.m kins, Binswood avenue, Toronto, bia, Dakota, Yukon and various St. Kitt's, P. Cheevers, : The weatherman co-operated and Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, |points visited during his ser- J. CHeCVerS «vvisoeivass 8.40 With a glorious day of sunshine Tie. |vices in the RCAF. Chance Better Whitby, Ross, Davis, adding to everyone's enjoyment,| Mr. and Mrs. John McKinney, | PERSONALS | Moore .. 854and all arrived home in safety When Younger Kingston, were guests for a few| Sergeant W. R. Elliott, ac- Whitby, Davis .. 10.56|around 7.30 p.m. voting the out-/days at her parents, Mr. and| companied by his wife, Vohny Whitby, Davis . . 11.52/ing a success. Mrs. E. Kay and his parents, and children, Byron and Ellen, WELLINGTON (Reuters) Whitby, Tran, Davis, UNITED CHURCH NEWS Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McKinney. left Sunday to spend the week- The average widow in New Zea- Moore Rev. S. J. Hillier occupied! Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Bird, end visiting friends and relatives jand aged between 20 and 25 has Nancy, Neil and Janis, have ar-|in Ottawa, prior to her return|, 91.8-per-cent chance of re- ce{ 9. St. Kitts, Thorne, the pulpit at the morning wor- N e ] ; : r once again the shortage of play-/ the A playoffs will have to vie Buchanan «++ 13.80 thip Sunday at Brooklin United rived home from a motor trip to|with children to their home in| marrying, the statistics depart. 1 North Dakota, the Calgary Richmond, B.C., on Monday. ment reported recently. ers caught up with the local/for the B championship. . . . 110. Whitby, Vis 5.31 Church at 11 a.m. The minis- ; team. Manager. Davie feels he has al11. Whitby, Davis ....ev.0. 16.35 101604 in responsive reading of |Stampede and other points of| Sergeant Elliott will return As the age at the time of be- interest, visited during three to his parents home for a few coming a widow increases, the i} Johnny Davis was the big gun chance for the B title, but did] Penalties -- Thompson 10.54, Psal m 96, and Scripture les- y weeks vacation period. (days prior to his return to Camp chances of re - marrying de-|f 1 AWN for the Whitby team last night|not have the horses to go for Young 15.10. sons from Hosez and Romans. with seven goals and three as- the big one even if his team 2nd Period The guest soloist, Mrs. Neil| Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Hillier|Borden until Aug. 5 when he creases, the fi how. Thus, SHARPENED - REPAIRED sists to bring his goal output this had finished in fourth spot. They of rife Hallett, Petty, sang the beautiful aria, are leaving this week for vaca-|will return to RCAF Station, lan averas od betwesn | | I | All Makes and Models | i I | | Fitted Lines For Givenchy PARIS (Reuters)--Hubert Gi- venchy endorses a silhouette fitted closer to the body, accord- ing to buyers who saw his win- ter collection in Paris Monday. Givenchy and Christobal Ba- lenciaga, whose showing is to- day, present their collections for| buyers after most other houses) and do not admit fashion critics] until several weeks later. | Last spring both indicated the) fitted line which Givenchy has now evolved. | The body - conscious look emerged as the leading idea in| all Paris collections last week. | Givenchy retains heli shaved, {above the hipline. He marks the natural waist with wide belts in day wear, but introduces a high waistline for most formal fash. ions. Another theme in day wear is the panelled treatment. Apron panels evolve from the front of the skirt and continue the line of the jacket of bodice marked by double-breasted burroning. By CLIFF GORDON Davie had high words of praise| 2. Whitby Red Wings with the!for his faithful eight after last| 3. faithful eight men of Toy, Wil- night's game. He said that Toy| 4. kinson, Gray, Slack, Ross, and Davis looked exceptionally Davis, Tran and Moore drop- sharp. ... Manager Davie is| 5. ped a close hard fought 16-12/Jooking forward to the game game to the St. Catharines A's|here on Thursday night and| 6. in St. Catharines last night. The plans to bring up at least two| 7. Wings led 7-4 at the end of the Juv. players for this game to| 8, first period and appeared to strengthen his club. . The have shaken the losing bug, but|{jocal team who can not make] 9, WHITE NEWSPRINT 4Y3-1b. pkg. approximately 630 sheets for -- $1.00 Also Available in 9-1b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING, PADS, CARBON COPIES INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. On Sale ot . WHITBY OFFICE & CIRCULATION DEPT. Oshawa Times re. that vance 75 353k Jr. player | here on Thursday night in what TI ie Fer 28 or Hib for Zuals Scored by 3 Jr. pia) {promies to be a real dandy 1. Whitby, w Cheeve $. 8 Organist, Mr. E. A. Winkler, one aged between 50 and 55 has in one year. game. Johnny Davis will be out|1% St: Kitts, P. Cheevers, Oshawa. Elmer Tran fired two goals) FL ease his record in goals p Ralleh Th 3.0 The sermon was based on with single counters to Moore, 4 and also we understand| 1%: St. Kitts, Thompson .... 9.39 «Relationships between God fhe sive) prepared in New. ges. and on the subject. It is base Pilot And Agent Ross and Wilkinson. Catha.| De is right up near the top in 17. 31. Xcite, Thorne, Berge, - Bendiction and Chor- ° ° ° For the winning St. Catha- the league scoring, just three concluded morning Gunfire Victims on the period 1955 to 1957 .and | applies to both Maoris and non- rines team it was P. Cheevers points back of the leader. . . . ; St. Kitts, Doberstien . 14.12! PULPIT SUPPLY |Maoris. and Thome vith Smee goals) 5 fans, make it a date to be at/ 1%" id Moore | gach. Hallett and Berge bagged\the Whitby arena on Thursday|,, go dsOL oor During August, in absence of CHICO, Calif. (AP) -- A con-| "Take off or I'll take over,"| Irrespective of age at the time ig 3 b4 Base, Thomp-| Might and see these fellows give Wilkinson ' 14.30 Rev. S. J. Hillier, Rev. Regin- struction worker trying to board he ordered. |of becoming a widow, the great to Young. J. i! lout with some mighty fine , ald C. White, Newtinville, will|an airliner without a ticket shot| Cleal taxied down the runway. majority of re-marriages among 15.36| conduct the services each Sun-|and seriously wounded the ticket (Britt wasn't satisfied. | widows occur during the first 10 | only an 18.7-per-cent chance. The department's review is year to 75 and his total points Mimico Mountaineers will pro 1.32 "Come - Untio Me, all ve tion at St Tahn'e Nowf i 1 i, ver. [40 and 15 has a 46-per-cent oom at nar - 4 ---- the first prepared in New Zea- portsman' 8 Comer awd! vide th cition for the Wings! oe A 3 --. io 106. IIs Sra vita tne Opn i 3.26 Labor" from Handel's Messiah. |chance of 're-marrying, while orner 103-5 Byron 5S. MO 8-4511 son, Doberstien, Teether and . St. Kitts, P. Cheevers, St. Kitts, Teether, day morning at 11 a.m. at|agent and the pilot of the plane| "Get this plane in the air," |years of widowhood, the review L very clean r Teether Sci N S ® Pil game. with only two. SUMMARY the pilot ience Now Shrinks Piles P. Cheevers ........... 15.41|Brooklin United Church. Every-/Monday night, police reported. he shouted. | me with only two penaities| Banded out, both to the St. 1st Period h k ; : shows. { . ® . 1. St. Kitts, Young, St. Kitts, Thorne, Berge 17.38 one is welcome next Sunday,| The worker, Bruce Britt, 40, Then he fired two shots at the| A valuable feature of the sta- Without Pain Or Discomfort St. Kitts, Berge, August 6. The soloist will be|of Smackover, Ark., was over-|pilot. Co-pilot Allan Wheeler, 29, [tistics is that they permit the Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain Catharines team. : J. Cheevers, Graham .. ; ! | Thompson «+++ 19.58 Irvin Gibson. (powered by the co-pilot and jumped Britt and wrested the calculation of the probability of And Ttching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids 122. 23. . Manager| 16/24. JUST TALKING . . Penalties -- None | {i : three passengers and booked on{gun away, but Britt came at|pe. i i ithi GRADUATION jee | | BL vay, ; re-marriage of a widow within 3rd Period | Sergeant William R. Eliott, Sharse of attempted murder. him with a knife. The three|any specified future period, tak- BROCK Evening Shows At 6.55 & 8.20 WHITBY ESTHER AND THE Last Complete Show At 8.20 26. St. Kitts, Graham, Thorne .......... »+s++ 19.00 instruction at Camp Borden, On- 25. St. Kitts, Hallett, Young Penalties -- None. Church J (Wylie of Calgary expressed the opinion here that union between Anglican CHURCH UNION WINNIPEG (CP) -- United minister Rev. 8S. Church of Canada {would come sooner than many believe possible, FEATURE ATTRACTION--"Carry On Nurse" t UP TO DATE WINNIPEG (CP) -- Attached 0 Manitoba drivers' licences this year are identity cards per-| will be closed from Saturday forated for easy sorting by com-| July 29 {RCA¥ Station, Sea Island, Van- «ses 119 couver, B.C., has for the past h three weeks attended course of tario. | | William Elliott, son of Mr.| and Mrs. Arthur Elliott, j |pleted and passed all examina-| |tions and practical tests, in the/he had eluded highway patrol-| _ syllabus of training required inimen at speeds of up to 120 (Hicks) told me I w . the United Church and the 2Utomatic fire protection and|miles an hour. He raced for the|Stay off the plane, and I just |detection systems, graduated with honors and was awarded | diploma ing Training School {Camp Borden at close of school | sessions. PUBLIC LIBRARY The Brooklin Public Library Capt. Oscar William Cleal, 42,| passengers then rushed in and|ing into account both the length the pilot, was shot through the helped Wheeler disarm Britt. ead and the stomach. Ticket agent Bill Hicks, 45, was shot in the back. Both are in serious condition, The Pacific Airways DC-3 was of} just about to taxi down the run | Brooklin, has successfully com- way when Britt appeared and| leaped from his car in which plane, pursued by Hicks. Suddenly, witnesses said, he from the Fire Fight- stopped, pulled a revolver from! RCAF |a small overnight bag and shot] Hicks. GUN AT HEAD | Britt told reporters he was| |trying to get back to Smack-| |over, Ark., {phone call from his wife, { bluff.' |started shooting. That's the last |I remember." WHALE EXHIBIT | | WINNIPEG (CP)--A depart- ment store here has approached | Then he fired at the plane, the Chamber of Commerce of| boats rescued a third of a mil- jumped in and ran to the pilot's Churchill, Man., in an effort to| lion men! Get your copy of »/compartment where he put his/obtain a white whale and a| Reader's Digest today -- 38 in response to 2 | He said he didn't have a ticket | and "I thought I would run al "I got excited when the agent | Backed onto a few miles of hy | beaches, pounded by enemy ould have to Y | artillery and strafed by of time she has already been a widow and her age at the time of becoming a widow. 4 The Heroes Of Dunkirk! waves of bombers, the British army seemed headed for its greatest defeat. But Hitler made a fatal mistake! In August Reader's Digest are never-before-told details (from interviews with 1,100 eye-witnesses) of how a heroic fleet of small civilian Toronto, Ont. (Special)--For | that sufferers were able to make. the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve Lain and itching. Thousands have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort or inconvenience, In one hemorrhoid case after another, "very striking improve- ment" was reported and verified by doctors' observations, Pair was promptly relieved. And 'while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all--this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thorough such statements as 'Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid cone ditions, some of even 10 to 20 years' standing. All this, without the use of nare cotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new heals ing substance (Bio-Dyne)--the discovery of a famous scientific ine stitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is im wide use for healin injured tissue on all parts of the body. This new healing substance is offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H. Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation H Suppositories or Preparation H ointment with special applicator, Preparation H is sold at all drug stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money unded. With--Shirley Eaton--Kenneth Conner--Adult Entertainment » until Tuesday, Aug.'gun to the head of Captain variety of fish for an exhibition | articles of lasting interest. 115, in order that the Librarian, Cleal. lof Manitoba marine life. puting machines.