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_ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 31, 1967 7 2 POWER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 564 500 KING STREET EAST, ROSSLAND ROAD WEST, OSHAWA Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday till 9:30 -- Saturday till 6 GUELPH GRADUATE OSH AW A Ronald N. Death, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Death, RR 1, Ashburn, graduated from the Ontario Agricultural 'College, Uni- versity of Guelph with a BSA (bachelor of science Fresh Frost i and agriculture). Ronald is a graduate of Picke f spoparimanese pais an Sa : #¢°|| District high school. He wil SW teach at Anderson Street High School, Whitby. e ites & Cheese ® Dutch Loaf Bricklayers ®@ Chicken Loaf @ Pickled Pimento May Strike JEKE YOUN Chiafc€ | 2 5 HAMILTON (CP) --Construc- tion projects may be closed ' down by mid-June by a strike of union bricklayers in the Ham- jilton, Brantford, Kitchener and |Guelph areas. | Negotiations for a new collec- |tive agreement have stalled and PARAMOUNT FANCY RED jofficials of the Bricklayers' and 'Th oz. OC Tin |Masons' Union now are await. st i in kha dt lean pig le inal arg il hate ttn ing the release of conciliation MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE officers' reports from the de- partment of labor. Fourteen days after the union receives the report from the department of labor, a walkout is legal. @ 100% Cotton @ Large variety of colors and designs @ Sizes --S.M. L. Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday till 9:30 -- Saturday till 6 Swift Premium Brand Vac-Pac --WIENERS Seley s Brand All Beef -- BOLOGHA CHUB 65/| SMELTS KRAFT. SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP Swift Premium Brand Rindless Lazy Mocpl!e : 1 Ib, Vac-Pac Swift Premium Brand Tru-Tender Sliced BEEF LIVER wees -- ad 2 The bricklayers in the four areas have already voted in favor of striking to back their demands. In the Hamilton area, the con- tract negotiations affect approx- imately 475 bricklayers, all members of Local 1. They voted 98 per cent in favor of authoriz- ing a strike. Similar situations exist in Brantford, Kitchener and Guelph locals, as government conciliation officers failed to Make any progress in negotia- tions. Union bricklayers here now are making $3.78 an hour. The men have already turned down the company's offer of a 45- cent-an-hour boost over a three- year period, plus an increase in holiday pay from four per cent - to five per cent. Strike Looms In Welland WELLAND (CP)--By a vote of 22 to 1, Welland Local, 927, International Typographe ical Union, has authorized its negotiation committee to call strike at its discretion over wage demands at the Welland Tribune. Gordon Meyer, committee chairman, said negotiations that began last November broke down on economic issues. A spokesman for the daily newspaper said management is prepared to resume negotiations 2nd will make any effort within reason to reach a settlement. A conciliation board has rec- ommended a wage increase of 54 cents spread over 30 months, G. H. Aslin, union nominee on the board, favored 61 cents over two years. Kenneth Simms, company representative, rece Size ommended a_ settlement bee tween 28 and 49 cents over 30 months. Current hourly rate is $2.87. i The union has 25 voting mem- bers at the Tribune. TORONTO (CP) -- R. Alan Miss Cero! Seamless Mesh Populer Spring Shedes CUPS & SAUCERS | NYLONS|KOTEX. wn [9° = ]°9| * | 39 PAIRS. HDODOOOOOOOO OO OOOOO OOD OOO OU ODO ODS OODOOOOOO OOD OOOO ODO OOOO OOO OOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OC OOOO OOOO OOOO SUNKIST O ain GES J: / TENDER TASTY CALIFORNIA No.l Grade LARGE BROCCO LF REGULAR -- SUPER CYLINDERLINE IMPORTED @ Ideal for Home or Cottage @ Beoutiful Colors to Choose From Dozen Eagleson member of the Ontario legislature for Toronto Lake- shore, announced Monday that he will continue to head a com- mittee to enlist delegates for Davie Fulton at the national leadership convention of the Progressive Conservative party in September even if Education Minister William Davis of On» tario should announce his candi- dacy. "T couldn't possibly go back on my commitment to Mr. Ful- ton now," he said. He admitted, however, that it was a difficult decision because of his close friendship with Mr, PRODUCE OF S.A. BARLINKA LB et | "FLORIDA FANCY GRADE 10 LARGE COBS RIPE. SWEET, PUERTO RICAN PINEAPPL Davis but stressed that the min- ister has still not commited him- self. There has been considere able speculation that Mr. Davis will enter the race. Board Queries Fallout Defence TORONTO (CP) -- Suburban North York's school board wants to know how well its schools are protected against fallout in case of nuclear war, The school -board voted Mon- day night to allow the federal government to carry out a sur- vey to determine the fallout pro- tection of its schools. Only two members voted against it,