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DUNLOP CANADA EMPLOYEES SIGN NEW CONTRACT Dunlop (Canada) Limited, at Whitby, and Local 494 United Rubber Workers of America on Friday signed a new 13-month contract at a ceremony at the Spruce Villa Hotel. In the upper photo, members of the two negotiat- ing teams are shown. Seated left to right are Thomas Nor- wood, works manager, J. M. Simon, general manager, New Dunlop Contract Grants 6.25 Cent Hike In an atmosphere of amicabil- ity which would startle many who are of the opinion that management and labor are at constant loggerheads, Local 494 United Rubber Workers of America and staff members of Dunlop (Canada) Limited on Friday signed a new 13-month contract. Representing the com- pany was John M. Simon, gen- eral manager of the company's Canadian operations and leading the union's team was George| Brooks, of Whitby. Following the signing of the| agreement, which grants a package increase of 64 cents,| Mr. Simon told union members that he had been impressed by the statesmanlike way the union team, headed by Mr. Brooks, had presented their case. He said that he had also been equal-| ly pleased by the manner in| which the company negotiators | led by Thomas Norwood, Whit-| by works manager, had re-| sponded. | Mr. Simon, who came to Can- George Brooks, local 494 pres ident, and D. J. MacKinley, local 494 vice-president. Stand- ing left to right, are B. L. Mcintyre, plant engineer, V. C. Ayling, secretary of the union's bargaining committee, Thomas Edwards, a member of the union's bargaining com- mittee, J. H. McBride, pro- duction superintendent L. Tut- tonbargaining committee of partaking in shares of the capital of any company. Responding for the union Jocal, George Brooks said that there have been problems be- tween union and management in Whitby but by working together, these problems are being re- solved. "7 appreciate the co-operation we get from Dunlop," he said, "and in turn we try to give the same co-operation. There has heen peace in our dealings since 1955 and we hope it continues.' In a press release issued by Dunlop Canada, inew contract are outlined. Dunlop (Canada) Whitby and Local Union 494, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America have reached agreement on a {new labor contract which pro- {vides for a package increase of 64 cents per hour for a 13- {month contract effective from {1 May, 1961. The agreement provides for a wage increase of 6c per hour to {hourly paid employees and 4c member, C. W. Fitzgerald, in- ternational representative of the union, and Kenneth E. Cowan, personnel manager of Dunlop. In the lower photo, the heads of management and labor sit down to sign the new contract. On the left is John Simon for Dunlop Canada and on the right is George Brooks | for Local 494. terms of the] {the economy of the area. Limited, | --Oshawa Times Photos for males and from $28 to $31.50 a week for females. Under this new agreement, Dunlop employees enjoy wages, welfare and pension benefits scond to none in the industry. Representatives of the com- pany expressed satisfaction with the settlement and paid tribute to the union for the amicable spirit of co-operation which | existed throughout negotiations Union President, George Brooks, stated that the Dunlop '|Company, in providing such fine benefits and high wages, inject millions of dollars annually into As Mr. Brooks pointed out -- "We make Canada's finest tires under the best conditions in the industry and we would respect- fully ask that all area residents remember these points when buying tires." | ARENA MEN MEET | NORTH BAY (CP)--The con- Managers Association here Tune, The Lord's work he was pro- claimed by a journalist as in The Netherlands". WHITBY AND DISTRICT Noted Dutch Preacher Coming To Whitby The many Dutch people and around Whitby and sur- {rounding communities will hav {opportunity to hear a noted Ev- |be in Dutch, Friday, June 2, 8.00 |angelistic Preacher from The p.m Hague, speaking in their mo- in|Salvation from sin through {Jesus Christ Remember, his preaching will Everyone interested is most ther tongue -- the Dutch -- heartily welcome. soon. The service is scheduled for| the Whitby Emmanuel Reform- | ed Church, 401 -- 3rd Concession, West, on Friday, June 2, at 8.00 p.m. The Reformed Churches in America), are sponsoring coming not only to Whitby, but to many other centers where]? The Reformed Churches are located, such as Chatham, Brantford, Guelph, Galt, Stoney Creek, Hamilton, London, Cooksville, Toronto, Whitby, Brockville, and several other: From May till August his to includes churches his | & in Ontario, | & Manitoba, Alberta and British & Columbia before returning to Holland. Rev. Lugtigheid has for many years been conducting OPEN DOOR Evangelistic Services in The Hague and other centres, both from the pulpit and over the air. He speaks in a popular style, easily understood by the lay-hearer. On his 25th amniversary in per- haps the most popular preacher But more than this he speaks from heart-to-heart, and leaves no one in doubt as to The Way of CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY, May 29 United Church YPU Whitby Baptist Church Ex. 4th Scouts and Cubs Mothers' A | TUESDAY, May 30 Whitby Baptist Church CGIT | Whitby Red Cross work room | Faith Baptist YPA Whitby Baptist Church 3 B's WEDNESDAY, May 31 St. John's Anglican Church WA | work meeting St. Andrew's Preshyteens THURSDAY, June 1 Salvation Army Women's Home » League Co-Op Guild Faith Baptist Church WMS FRIDAY, June 2 Senior Citizens Group {Memorial Gardens here and| | daughter of vention of the Ontario Arena ince. Morris Snider, manager of] Norman Cormack, 600 Dundas BRIDE-TO-BE The engagement is an- nounced of Joyce Hoogerdyk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoogerdyk, 1631 Charles street, Port Whitby, to Thomas R. Hill, also of Whit- by. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hill, of 1728 Brock street south, Port Whithy. The wedding will take place at St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby, on Saturday, June 24, at 3.30 p.m. --Photo by Ireland Studio GRADUATES TODAY Miss Carolyn Cormack, Mr. and Mrs. street west, will receive her Local Aid Thanked By Mother The following letter was sent to the editor of the Whitby Bureau by Mrs. S. Nimigon, 111 Cedar street, Whitby. She is the mother of Sandra (7) and Don- ald (3). The two children were injured last week in an auto ac- cident. In the letter she pays tribute fo local people who aided the family during the crisis. She says: "My husband and I sincerely thank Dr. E. Milian and Con- stable Kenneth Edwards of the Whitby Police Force for their kind assistance after the acci- dent. "Dr. Milian quickly removed our fears at the scene. Con- stable Edwards displayed his fine efficiency by driving us to the hospital. His kindness and understanding were particular- ly notable. "We also thank the Doctors and Nurses in the Emergency Ward of the Oshawa Hospital. It is very comforting to know that a hospital of this calibre exists in our community. "To all our friends, neighbors and relatives who called and of- fered their assistance, we are happy to report that the two Ladies Softball Opens Tuesday The ladies' softball opener, al- ready postponed once this year, is now slated for Tuesday, May 30, at Centennial Park. Clifford Partington, team coach, reports that Stouffville will provide the opposition. Plans for the opening in- clude Mayor Stanley Martin who will be on hand to toss out the first ball. Last week's game, which was set for Tueshay evep- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, Moy 27, 1961 § 2 SEEKS OPPONENT MONTREAL (CP) -- Promo- ter Eddie Quinn is in New York lining up an opponent for a June fight here with Montreal heavyweight Bob Cleroux, it was learned Friday night. Quinn was reported seeking to sign either Canadian champ George Chuvalo of Toronto, Zora Folley of Chandler, Ariz., or Argenti- na's Alex Miteff. OPTION HERB SCORE NEW YORK (AP) -- Left hander Herb Score, rarely ef- fective since he was hit in the right eye by a line-drive in 1957, was optioned by Chicago White Sox Friday night to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League. Score, 28, has won only 13 games since he was struck by the line drive hit by Gil Mac._---- Dougall of New York Yankees Whithy Churches ing, was called b found that most team Basle bers were busy writing examina- tions at school and could not be present. This week's game starts at 8 .m. 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Organist MORNING WORSHIP 11 AM. PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M.--Girls end Boys 9 years ond over. 11:00 AM~=Sitl ond boys under vears 11:00 wae Care, Junior Worship. J OPEN DEUR EVANGELISATIE DIENST (Hollandsche Taal) Dr. P. Lugtigheid van 's-Gravehage EMMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH 401 -- 3rd CON. WEST VRIJDAG 2 JUNI 8:00 uur ALLEN WELKOM ONLY 4 MORE DAYS WHITBY ESTATES SPRING SHOWING AND GET YOUR $375. FREE BONUS OFFER 8 models to choose from with full down payments as low as $600.00 to only one mortgage, N.H.A. financed. Carries for TO VISIT as low as $70.00 monthly. These Features Are Standard On All Whitby Estate Homes . . . ® ALL EXTERIOR WALLS INSULATED WITH 1" TEN-TEST FOR GREATER HEATING ECONOMY EXHAUST FANS STAINLESS STEEL SINKS ® VALANCES BUILT-IN VANITIES BUILT TO NHA STANDARDS NHA FINANCING Bachelor of Nursing Science degree at Queen's University i Convoc, ation. this afternoon. 2-4 will provide an opportunity president of the organization, for the exchange of ideas on op-isaid about 150 managers are eration of arenas in the prov-| expected to attend. FULLY DECORATED INSIDE & OUT PRIVATE DRIVES LINOTILE IN BATHROOM KITCHEN, AND VESTIBULE ada within the last year, said | per hour to employees on in- that he was pleased to find in|centive classifications plus wage Canada a much closer and trust- {increases on a number of other ing relationship between man-| |jobs ranging from 9c to 16c per agement and labor than in the hour. oid countries. Under the new agreement Involved in any industry, he plant sweepers will receive $1.90 said, are union, management|an hour. and capital. None of these can| Included in the settlement do without the other two parties |were improvements in the wel- In Canada, he said, the day of far: plan which increases the big business is gone and now amount of weekly indemnity any man in the street is capable benefit from $35 to $42 a week FOLDING CUPBOARD DOORS OAK FLOORS THROUGHOUT COMPLETE SODDING FRONT COPPER PLUMBING ® YOUR CHOICE OF ALL COLOR COMBINATIONS NO LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS -- THESE SERVICES INSTALLED AND PAID FOR BY BUILDER ® STORM SEWERS ® SANITARY SEWERS ® PAVED ROADS CONSTRUCTION FREE ! FREE ! FREE! To anyone buying a home in Whitby Estates during the month of May . Your choice of one of the following electric appliances . . . Aluminum storms and screens, TV set, Hi-Fi, Washer, or Dryer, Refrigerator, Built-in Oven, Dishwasher or Kitchen Range. 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