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THE OSHAWA TIMES, : : 7 it aia ednesday, June 24, 1964 , pie - Bjax Hosts. Rose, Peony Exhibition Tt is open to all residents of Ajax and surrounding: districts. Entries will be accepted from a.m. to 9.45 a.m. when judging! will. start. y will be awarded for' highest its gained in the . There be awards for best rose and the best peony' in the show. Also, diplomas will be given for the best rose in each class and first, second and third prize ribbons will be awarded to each class. The exhibition will open at 12 noon and close at 4.30 p.m. Dur- ing the afternoon there will be a demonstration of pruning ever- green trees and a talk on the use of chemical fertilizers. Bill Hartnell, judge of the show, and well-known for his column, the Garden Clinic, will present prizes and comment on the entries. SEVERAL DISPLAYS 'Man About the House," will give a demonstration of floral arranging. There will also be displays by gymnast students of Ajax high school and the Ajax judo club. and a demonstration of baton twirling by Ajax Baton twirlers. The lJadies of the Society will have a tea garden where visit- ors may come and sit for a few minutes, All proceeds will be used towards the indoor garden which the Ajax Horticultural Society plans for the foyer of the new Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. For further information call Mrs. M. Miles, 942-0864. Revamping ai ik eae © ee a] ie ee _ The Greatest oe - 47°) Sweater Buy of the Year ficial of the New York Central Railroad's Canadian divi- sion said Tuesday the main| i@ ; é ' : j renoans for jceatt reductions} 4 : Choose from a wide selection of Cardigans and Pullovers, long and tua = oe i so short sleeves, featuring the latest fashion colours and styles. First H. H. Babcock, Canadian di-| | : s j Quality fabrics in Banlon, Orlon and Boucle. Sizes range from 14 to nlp mend sit, Bt é 20. Quantities are limited so hurry for this tremendous less - than - Saunt aie Se Comthis- : half - price bargain! sioners hearing of charges by' the railroad railway's employ- ees that the company's ineffi- ciency caused staff reduction over the last 10 years. (Mr. Babcock said that with recent improvements in meth- ods and equipment, "there is no comparison whatsoever be- tween operations today and what they were 10 years ago." He said the railroad planned to reduce yard crews further on the Canadian line but could not say when this would happen. His testimony, which was in- terrupted by the evening ad- journment, is scheduled to re- sume later this month in Wel- land. H. L. Morphy, counsel for the employees, attempted to show that a division superintendent is not necessarily in a position to judge all details of operations and that the testimony of local employees may bear consider- able weight in testifying as to the efficiency of the railroad. ny records revealed that in the last 10 years, 55)/ Windsor-area employees who were laid off have accepted jobs. with the company in the United States. Thirty-six others were transferred. The railway noted Monday that there has been a general drop in employment throughout the entire NYCR system. HEAR BETTER for the best in... HEARING you can rely on e mo l= ,< REMEMBER ! Mateo 4 ; " sf f YOU CAN SAY... i ey | " vu HEARING | | fi aS a Chatge if GLASSES , y r 4 WHEN YOU SHOP WITH A "TUNE-UP" FOR SUMMER Now is the time to check j # your hearing and your y/ . CREDIT ¢C ) ' hearing aid. Why not enjoy Vs j i the best in hearing with a ' j quality Maico hearing aid, --MAICO-- = HEARING SERVICE, Medico! Acoustic Inst. Co, 850 YONGE ST., TORONTO 5 WA 4-2317 Mell coupon for FREE booklet Nome ....sseeseeeerecess [aie onl T LOCATED ON HIGHWAY NO. 2 -- BETWEEN OSHAWA & WHITBY | (NE 1 OT /MV /24/6/64 a ase Ge ell