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Harmac Industries Sees Bright Future WHITBY (Staff) -- With the local giant ir the industrial field closed down. many local indus- trial plants, which feed the giant with countless different items, are tightening their belts and be age crag employee lay- s. Whitby is fortunate, as only several jocal manufacturers de- pend on General Motors as their main consumer. Albert Harbottle, Harmac Ltion, lustries suid the los: eral Motors business will force his company to layoff 10 to 15 employees "very shortly". He added that however bleak the short-term outlook appears for his company, the beginning of January is looked forward to as the start of rosy days, and full employment at the plant. ADDITION ADDED Large contracts from a United States producer of 'materials- handling equipment necessitated the construction of a new 8,000 square feet addition to the com- pany's present plant. The new contracts for the manufacture of bulldozer buck- ets and syiare parts for construc- tion and material moving ma- chines ave expected to mean $200,000 in new business the first year, he said. The contract is perpetual and it is expected that the business figure for the first year will im- prove in years to come. "We have the contract to sup- one of the largest materials- handling corcerns in the world," he added ' The name of the company is not for publication until. work commences in the new plant in January. MORE EMPLOYMENT Employment for 15 to 20 new. persons is expected by the mid- die of February when the new plant swings into full produc- Mr. Harbottle said his com- pany is contemplating switching their production into 100 per cent materials-handling. "The other lines such as auto- motive are far too much in the up and down category, and with materials-handling work we will know how much has to be done, and can plan the future better." The Oshawa Pattern Company located in Whitby Township, east of the town line, does a great amount of work for Gen- eral Motors but reported little effect from the present strike. Much of the pattern work they do is ordered well in advance and patverns for the 1966 models are already underway. Other orders including con- tracts with the Ford Motor Com- pany will also help ease any effect from the strike, Gordon Coupland suid. A new order for aluminum patterns for an Ajax manufac- turer has been received by the company, he said. The aluminum patterns will ply the Canalian market for be used to produce 'styrofoam" WHITBY PERSONALS R. A, Hutchison Home and School Association is holding a "Games Night" Dec. 8 with the following conveners: Mrs. Leon- ard Pridie, Mrs. Anthony Kozak, Mrs. James Shedden and Mrs. Leonard Moyle. Social conven- ers for the evening: Mrs. Peter Hetherington, Mrs. Robert Hui- tema and Mrs. Noel Lopez. Priz- es will be awarded to lucky winners and refreshments will be served. Children of Grade 5 are making Christmas centre- pieces for the evening under the supervision of their teacher Miss Boyko. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Kelsey and family, formerly of Whitby, have established residence at Bay Ridges. fg Ed. Finan and family, Haltett avenue. Thomas Linton, 904 Byron St., north, celebrated his birthday Dec. 4. Miss Helen Kray, Vancouver, is a guest at the home of her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Laurie, 916 Cro- cus .crescent. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Van Santvoort, formerly of Ajax, have established residence at their new home,» 1718 Dufferin street, Whitby. Mrs; Robert Batty, Brooklin, celebrated her birthday Satur- day. Mrs. Mary Forrester has re- turned from a week spent in Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kemp, celebrated his birthday on Sunday. Belated birthday wishes are extended to Donald Jordan, 1226 Dundas street west, on the oc- casion of his birthday celebra- ted Dec. 4. New York City where she vis- ited her sister, Miss Margaret Webb. Janet Law celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday, To} celebrate the occasion her moth-) er, stepfather and sister, Mr. packing material' at Cellaire Limited in Ajax. The styrofoam product will be familiar to anyone who has pur- chased a breakable item snugly packed in a contour fitting next of shock absorbent, white, plas- tic-like material. Radios and cameras are held firm and protected from shock by this material, Oshawa Pattern is producing the moulds from which many of these items will be produced. BATHURST CONTAINERS Joseph Buckley, plant mana- ger of Bathurst containers said the General Motors strike would affect his company but the ex- tent of thé effect will not be ap- parent for some time. He sa'd his company pro- duced a large number of boxes in all shapes and sizes for Gen- eral Motors, buf for the time be- ing the employees could con- tinue production and» the prod- ucts would be stockpiled. He added that, although Gen- eral Motors was one of the bet- ter area customers of his com- pany, other business was done in large volume all over the province OTHER INDUSTRIES All other industries reported little or no effect on company productiva and several com- mented that if anything the strike would create a better se- lection of labor on the market. McCormick Blades Limited, a new local industry, involved in the production of snow removal 'blades, and other blades used on bulldozers and road graders, reported a good seasonal busi- ness. Company employees are being kept busy with orders for blades for snow removal equipment and government tender forms for large orders are anticipated for winter business. Lofthouse Brass reported little effect from the strike as only five per vent of their business was done with General Motors. Lofthouse produces several different types of brass fittings used on brakelines. The company announced that in the earty part of the new year they would be expanding to in- clude services in the machining and tooling trades for outside customers. -|Bazaar And Tea Most Successtul WHITBY (Staff) -- In the ab- sence of President Mrs. D. B. Fry, the vice-president, Mrs. J. M. Mighton, chaired All Saints Anglican Church St. Margaret's Guild meeting. During the business session reports were given on the most successful bazaar and tea re- cently held. Mrs. Mighton thanked all who participated and attended. The following visitors were welcomed and introduced: Mrs. Avis Adams, Mrs. Vina Clark, Miss Virginia Sandford, Mellie Trelford and Jeannette Mott. Members were reminded of the Dec. 17 Christmas meeting when a recreational program has been arranged and mem- bers will exchange gifts. Mrs, B. A. Handscomb gave a demonstration on Christmas bows. Mrs, Stanley Armstrong had a display of children's Christmas books for members members to view. Wife Of Rector To Open Sale WHITBY (Staff) -- Salvation Army Women's Home League held its meeting. with Mrs, J. R. Kirk and her group in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Captain Clarence. Janes chaired a short business session. This was followed by members putting the final touch for the Dec. 5 Christmas tea and sale. Mrs. John McKibbin wife of the rector of St. John's Anglican Church, will officially open the event at 2:30 p.m. At next week's meeting Mrs. Jack Kentner and her group will be in charge of the devo- tional period. GORDON OSBORNE and Mrs. Lorne Thorndyke and) Chery! attended the Ice Capades | on Friday. | REAL ESTATE 218 Dundas St. E, Whitby St. John the Evangelist CWL "Traveling Bridge and Euchre" hostesses for the month of De- cember are as follows: Bridge, Mrs, Robert Nettle; Mrs. Wil- liam Holley; Mrs. Allan Har- bottle; Mrs. Dave Johnston; Mrs. F. S. SpeHen, Mrs. William Sorichetti, Mrs. Maurice O'Con- nor, Mrs. William McMonagle, Mrs. John Griffith, Miss Rose Sutch, Mrs. Edward Waring, Mrs. Patrick Heitzner, and Mrs. J. W. Lailey. Euchre, Mrs. P. J. Jones, Mrs. Dan Batherson, Mrs. John Vanderpluym, Mrs. Harold Forbes and Mrs. Peter Baluk. DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Draperies © C.LL. Paints and Varnishes |) @ Broadicom end Rugs | © Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre Ltd. One-Stop : | Mrs. G. M. Finan, Hamilton,| spent last week with her son,| daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.} Phone 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby Ph. 668-8831 LISTINGS NEEDED For Our Active ' Sales People If you have a home, i] lot, farm or business WHITBY BROCK ONE COMPLETE SHOW EACH EVENING STARTING AT 7:15 HOUSE OF THE for sale in | Whitby, Oshawa, Brooklin or surrounding district | at a fair price we will do our best to make a successful sale for you. Sales Representatives @ Ruth Snudden @ Ike Perry @ Clare Shank @ Nick Van De Brook TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER W. R. THOMPSON © PLUMBING, HEATING and MAINTENANCE Have Moved to a New Location 311 Hopkins St., Whitby APPROXIMATELY 2 WAY BETWEEN OSHAWA & WHITBY PHONE 668-5833 W. R. THOMPSON Plum bing & Heating & Maintenance \ Pastor Is Speaker At Group Meeting WHITBY (Staff) -- Christian Reformed Ladies Society, Work and Pray, hele its December meeting having as its guests members of Christian Reformed Women's Society Eunice of Zion Church, Oshawa. Speaker for the evening was fev. John Harmelen, pastor of Hebron Reformed Church. His THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December 7,1964 § Mrs. McKean Tops Poll For Board BROUGHAM (TC) -- Mrs. Eleanour McKean, who received 586 votes topped the poll in the voting Saturday to elect five pape of the School Area No. 1 Board in Pickering Town- ship. The other successful can- topic was "Segregation." A dis-|didtaes and their votes were: cussion period followed. Charles McTaggart, 574; Don- A general contest between the |ald Gibson, 548; Gordon Pearce, two societies was led by Presi-|545 and Roland Simons, 486. dent Mrs. Winners were members of Work|successful and Pray Society. The votes polled by the un- candidates were: Ellis Britton, 465; W. G. Glid- The meeting concluded with|don, 319; Van A. Vanderhout, hymn and prayer. Dec. 17 will/144 and Allan Litherland, 91, William Bouwma. FAMED EMBROIDERY The women of the Portu- guese island of Madeira are noted throughout the world for their fine embroidery work. Ist and 2nd Mortgages arranged and sold W. SCHATZMANN LTOR REAI 114 Brock St. N., Whitby Coll 668-3338 bined with the Ladies Society Mary and Martha of Hebron Christian Reformed Church. A very interesting program is planned. AUTOGRAPHS COSTLY Among U.S. autograph hunt- ers, the signature of George Washington is one of the most prized, with a clipped signature bringing $50. be a Christmas meeting com-|, OPEN until 9 p.m. fine traditional HOMES 3 and 4 BEDROOMS TREES on every lot built by Robert McEwan Ltd, sold by Olive Howe Realtor ATHOL ST., WHITBY 688-8981 OPEN until 9 p.m. OOOH! So Many Wonderful Gifts... ° - for Girls & y © Tropicel Fish & Supplies /# @ Children's Sporting 4 jood s © Largest Skete Exchange $1.00 will hold any purchase 'till Christmas MAN' CORNER 103 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY GIVE HER THE PERFECT GIFT BLUEBIRD Diamond Ring "The Debbie Design" Guaranteed perfect and insured free for one year inst loss or d BLUEBIRD Diamond and Wedding Rings JEWELLERS LTD. WHITBY PLAZA WHITBY Save $20 over any other airline Canadian Pacific's jet « $20 less than any other airline. Only Canadian Pacific has daily all jet service across Canada ~ never settle for less than Super DC-8 speed and comfort. y fare is Toronto-Vancouver Toronto-Montreal Canadian Pacific Round Trip Jet Economy Fares Toronto-Winnipeg a at 40 YOU SAVE YOU SAVE $10 YOU SAVE ra See your Travel Agent or Canadian Pacific. 'Wranes 7 ravens / WORLO'S HOST COMPLETE TRANSPORT, ATION SYSTEW DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE OSHAWA--WHITBY--BROOKLIN 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST . WHITBY PHONE 668-3304 MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 22 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH PHONE 723-9441 The Plumber Jor PLUMBING & HEATING SHEET METAL WORK @ INSTALLATIONS @ REPAIRS @ SERVICE AUTHORIZED CONSUMERS' GAS DEALER Ph, 668-4247 128 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY Quolity Meterial & Workmanship GOOD SPORTS Support home town sports. HOME TOWN SPORTS SUPPORT THE LOCAL SUPPLIERS OF FUELS and BUILDING SUPPLIES SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED 244 BROCF ST. S. BIA! 668-3524 WHITBY, ONT Whitby Tile Centre 106 BROCK ST, $. WHITBY Tile - Linoleum - Corlon « Sheet Vinyl - Broadloom « Pittsburgh Paints, ete. Phone 668-5331 COXIE'S Bargain Centre New and Used Surplus Stock 125 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY YOUR CLIP AND SAVE FOR WEEKLY REFERENCE! Sports CALENDAR WEEKLY This EVENTS Programme Presented By The Local Business Firms of WHITBY and DISTRICT! THIS WEEK'S SPORTS HOCKEY EVENTS METROPOLITAN JR. "BY" LEAGUE Saturday, December 12 at 2:30 p.m., Etobicoke Indians vs. Whitby Dunlops, Whitby Arena. WHITBY MERCANTILE HOCKEY LEAGUE Sunday, December 13, at 12 noon, Royal Hotel vs Otten- brite Men's Wear, ot 2:00. p.m., Arena, Sunoce vs Kelly Disney. JOHNS-MANVILLE HOCKEY LEAGUE Sundoy, December 13, et 8 a.m., Transite vs Flexboard, at 9:45 A.M. Office vs Insulations SKATING AT WHITBY ARENA Public sketing every Wednesdey and Friday night. id 10 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., adults ently. te 10:00 p.m., adults and children, Saturday afternoon sketing for children under 14 only. BADMINTON The Whitby Badminton Club meets every Monday end Thursday night at Henry Street High School, New members welcome. MARTIN'S ESSO SERVICE Hwy. 2 at Thickson's Rd. Licensed Mechanic Specializing in... Major Repairs Tune Ups Brakes Relined Exhaust Systems PH, 728-5641 Watch Your... IMPERIAL ESSO HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA BROADCAST Wed., Dec. 9 TORONTO ys. MONTREAL Sat., Dec, 12 TORONTO vs. BOSTON GEORGE'S FINA SERVICE Tune-ups. Licensed Mechanie Free Check-Up Cold Weather Is Near Winterize Here. PICK-UP & DELIVERY 668-4232 932 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY W. C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD, Ample Parking Facilities You don't have to play a« sport to be @ good sport. 110 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-3410 STAFFORD Brothers Lid. Monuments « « . of Distinction 668-3552 Whitby ED. JEFFREYS @ Janitor Service @ Window Cleaning WE SPECIALIZE IN OFFICE & FACTORY WORK 120 Lupin Dr, Whitby PH. 668-8658 GORDON OSBORNE REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 218 Dundas St. E., Whitby Dial 668-8831 Clare Shank Nick Van De Broek. » Ike Perry Ruth Snodden A FAMILY OF 10 can live in this 5 bedroom brick 2% storey home in North Oshawa near Rossland Rood and Schools. This sturdy red brick needs @ few "'touch ups" but is clean, tidy and easy to heat with o new forced air oil heating tof Full price. now must $13,600 with $2,000 down payment. Less if you buy before decorating ond extra flooring completed. You investigate this if you have a large family. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, BARN, 5 PONIES Some geese, chickens, 4% acres strawberries, cultivator, disc, * etc. all one packoge for bargain price of $14,900.. ¥ highway property near Whitby is only a few minutes' drive to Oshawa. Owner has lived here for five years but circum- stonces force him to leave this desirable property with low taxes, Home is a Dutch clean older style clapboard type with oil heating, oak and.tile floors ond other conveniences, Barn size approximately 45' by 90', 2 good wells. Imagine 5 ponies and plenty of land to ride on kiddies. What down payment -- can you offer? 99 THICKSON'S RD. S. $15,900 This 5 year old brick and stone bungolow is situated on . double lot 124 by 120' with attoched garage, three bed- rooms, finished recreation room and low taxes. The road is being newly paved and the surrounding homes ere modern without being in typed subdivision, G 1 Motors p i makes this sale possible. No other reason for selling. The * extra lot may help to pay your mortgage off someday. What better investment could you have? Good down payment needed here, ONE WHITBY TRIPLEX LEFT Yes we sold the more expensive one but you will have en - opportunity to make an offer on the companion buildi if you oct quickly. This one is rented for just over $3000. yearly. Why not live in one 2 bedroom apartment and rent - the other two self contained units to poy your mortgege payment ond your heating. A good bet for a retired couple and not too expensive either. Full price $25,500 with ex- cellent terms for responsible buyer. PALACE ST. WHITBY $14,900 Large 1% storey brick with recreation room, attached garage, full dining room, three larger than average bedrooms located on a spacious town lot near shopping and schools, $3,000 down here will handle. WHITBY INDUSTRIAL LAND 8 ACRES with sewer ond water available in Port Whitby. Frontage en good street. Full price $30,000. ' ATHABASCA ST. OSHAWA $13,800 This popular area home near Kingsway College is about 4 yeors old with oll the finishing touches completed and the price of this 3 bedroom brick bungalow is only $13,800 with e@ good 6% mortgage of about $10,500. Moke us en offer of cash to mortgage of $3300.00 and your monthly pa is only $100.00 for principal, interest and taxes. This clean poved street of better homes will make your investment « wise one. ELIZABETH CRESCENT BETWEEN Oshawa & Whitby with large lot on paved road near shopping plaza. You can watch this home being constructed and choose your own decoration. Taxes are lower here than in the city yet so close to all the conveniences of Oshawa and Whitby. You should see this 3 bedroom brick home before you buy. Full price $15,700 with $2500. down to one mortgage. OSHAWA BUNGALOW WITH BUS ot the door, Close to shopping plaza and. schools with\ 60' frontage lot and fine decoration throughout. This 3 bedroom brick bungalow on Wilson Rd. S. has extra large rooms for delightful living. It will be a pleasure to show this well kept home. For appointment call today. Full price $15,500 with good terms to reliable buyer, HOME AND FURNITURE $13,900 3 bedroom brick with reasonable taxes, low heating cost. 60' frontage lot near school. Buy with or without furniture. You might try $1500. down here with payment to look after principal, interest and taxes. This is a clean home te move in, Coll us for appointment to see. INCOME & HOME $12,500 on. Anderson St. near High School. This three bedroom stucco and block house with extra 3 room furnished apartment with seporate entrance is just right for the sensible young couple wishing to have their home paid for quickly. Clean decora- tion throughout. What down payment can you offer? HICKORY ST. -- BARGAIN $11,900 This light industry location can be a home for you while. you have your business on the same property. The lot size is 77 by 165 and the older style house has 4 bedrooms. Just @ few kes from No, 2 highway or Dundas St, E, Make offer this week, WHITBY INCOME HOME--12% NET en your investment. with this 2 storey aluminum siding home on 60 by 210' lot. Live here and make your rental pay- ments pay your mortgage, heating and taxes. This is not 4 broken down property but is a modern 2 storey home designed for 3 families. Act quickly on this one if you want @ sub- stantial home investment. Full price $19,900 with. about $6000. down. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, NEW, WHITBY 3 bedroom brick bungalow in close-in location with extra large bedrooms, kitchen and spacious living room. This better built home Will appeal to you and the down payment is only $3000. Full price $13,600. Monthly poyments $95.00. $1,000 DOWN -- THREE BEDROOM brick bungalow with spacious lot in popular south west erea of Whitby with taxes under $300.00, This home is equipped with snug fitting fuel saving storm windows, extra wash room in basement partly finished recreation room, family size kit- chen and a garden you will enjoy come next spring. This popu- fee level design makes for interesting living, Full: price BROOKLIN--STUCCO $9,000. Three bedroom older style stucco home with large family kitchen, dining room, living room, 3 piece bath. This economy home has low taxes and low heating cost. Situated in com- mercial area for someone wishing to have @ small business focation and home, Inspect and make offer. WHITBY 3 BEDROOM $13,900 Close to shopping and all conveniences with 62' frontage jot, This red brick bungalow is ready to move into before Christmas. Taxes are not high here and the home is clean with fresh decoration, Down payment $2800. Balance like rent. PICKERING---AJAX AREA $13,800 This modern country home with 3 bedrooms, large 68 by 316' lot, family size kitchen, basement play room for children and low taxes is a chance to have city conveniences with lots of space, $2000. down will handle. CHURCH BUILDING IN WHITBY This property is situated just a few blocks from centre ef business district across from Junior High School: in Whitby. Contains main Church, Auditorium, Assembly Hall, kitchen and some class rooms, 2 wash rooms and other equipment. This solid brick building may be utilized for ledge hell, service centre, class rooms, etc. Full price $33,500 with terms. ] SORICHETTI BUILT HOMES ore being built for early occupancy in popular Bowman Ave. area near Separate 'and Public schools and Anderson High School, Whitby. Drive around and see our signs on homes then come te our office or phone for particulars, Peter Sorichetti and Sons have been building fine Whitby homes for Whitby and area for many years. Let us show you some of the finished homes of satisfied customers.