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FEW LAS FD -- Frias a a sag ab Wha i FE Tri-County Baseball League Port Perry Schedule HOME GAMES Friday, June 8--Stouffville Friday, June .16---Newmarket Friday, June. 29--Orillia Friday, July 6--Stouffville Friday, July 20--Newmarket -. Friday, July 27--Sunderland AWAY GAMES Wednesday, July 13--Orillia Monday, June 18--Stouffville - Wednesday, June 27--Orillia Wednesday, July 11--Newmarket Thursday, July 19--Sunderland Monday, July 23--Stouffville v Lindsay Raps "Moonlighters"" "Moonlighters" or workers who take two jobs at once were blasted Monday night at the Oshawa and District Labor Council meeting by Doug Lindsay of Local 222, UAW-CIO. : "Some of the guys are working on the line for a complete shift then 1 slinging. beer for several hours in the evening," he charged adding that this | made less jobs in Oshawa rather than more which was' behind the union's policy of shorter hours. : He said that this wouldn't be so bad except that some of these "Moon- lighters" were. taking jobs as car- penters and in other trades but work- ing for less than union scale in these jobs outside their original union, WE a Tae a I AFTER THE SHOW COME TO 'TAYLOR'S For Delicious Fish and Chips Served Daily (Except Sunday) From 11.30 a.m. t0 11.30 p.m. Starting Monday, June 18th a. _- ge a. I lie a a nnn. co te a tae ren a RE ale ale alle 080808080804080809090P0NOPDEOSOROSO D020 0828290202080808080800080R0R0N 1 » 200808080808 08080808080808080808080808OR0SOBO0BOROSOROSOSOSOSO ete tete estate ste santo ste ate teste to st te tte st te ste to ste ste te steste stele tote testes 220308080808 SR0ORPOROPCH of $b 22 23 3.0 4.2 0.8 S845 4.01.0 2, RED BARN, OSHAWA. LERRAARR SRNR BRRERRRS I . IN PERSON ONE OF THE BIGGEST STARS IN AMERICA ~~ LEFTY FRIZZELL Fees, 'and His DRIFTING PLAYBOYS DIRECT FROM | - HOLLYWOOD : ® 50 Records ® 5 TV Shows, Weekly e NBC Radio Network ® Stage, Coast to Coast ® Grand OF Opry SHOW 8 p.m. "DANCING AFTER SHOW, » 0 0 00 ele CRT et taste sth ste ste sto sto te ote, HOBOS LSIS 15th, at 8 p.m. SESS ARNNA {] ard of housing, but in each case failed Reconsiders Resignation GOODWOOD-- Uxbridge Township Councillor Robert Nesbitt withdrew his resignation Monday night after council pledged support of moves to put 'teeth into the township building by-law. In tendering his resignation, Nes- bitt charged that council had refused to call a meeting to discuss rewriting the building by-law. Houses, he said, were being built without permits and "many residents are living in low- type housing, ranging from garages, cellars and shacks to chicken coops." Nesbitt said that on two previous oc- casions he had moved that the by- law be amended to improve the stand- to get the support of council. Although council would not guar- antee results, it promised to co-oper- ate in moves to tighten the by-law if Mr. Nesbitt withdrew his resigma- tion. Andrew Raps System of Adult Education Kingston.--The Dean of the Uni- versity of British Columbia said Tues- day he wonders whether the Canadian 3 be taking too high-brow an approach to its subject. G. C. Andrew of Vancouver, who al- so is deputy to the UBC president, spoke at the association's opening business meeting. Heart Attacks Hit Major John Foote LONDON.--Major John W. Foote, Ontario Minister of reform institutions remained in bed at his hotel room after suffering two heart attacks dur- ing the past week, He is being attendea by a doctor but has not yet decided whether to enter hospital. When a reporter in- quired about his condition today, Foote answered the telephone and said he feels "not too bad." ' ------ Farmer Hurt by Caitle Prince Albert, Ont.--Alvin Hunter, elderly farmer of community bare- ly missed fatal injury when he was trampled by some young cattle. The cattle were being tagged in a pen prior to being put out to pasture and Mr. Hunter had eytered the pen to try and help when h& was knocked down and trampled. Several ribs were broken and he suffered- shock but is feeling better Association for Adult Education may 3 again now, ' TW LAWN and GARD JUST ARRIVED BOLEN'S NEW 2 in 1 POWER PAC. Now a GARDEN ROTO-TILLER, complete with 21 inch ROTARY POWER LAWN MOWER ATTACHMENT, 2.5 h.p., 4 Cycle Clinton Engine, Recoil Starter. . $199.95 REG. PRICE $219.95 Now on Sale at . Kut-Kwick Rotary Lawn Mower $59.95 18" cut, Clinton Engine, Removable Knife Section. NOW IS THE TIME TO "S WITH PITTSBURGH SUN TED JACKSON PORT PERRY FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES -PROOF HOUSE. PAINT. SEE RT ae a EN EQUIPMENT Bolen's 18" reel type power Mower DELUXE MODEL, Recoil | starter, 4 cycle, Briggs & | Stratten Engine. | | 19.9% | | UN-PROOF" YOUR HOME | | PHONE 38W PITTSBURGH PAINTS | [9 i = = = = = / ; talk over your financial plans og currency; problems. The list goes on and on . . 3 = -- = --_-- Did you ever stop and all these services and everyone on ¢ For all your = banking... to consider all the things a chartered bank can do for you? It is more than a convenient place to make a deposit, cash a cheque or see. . about a loan. You can also buy travellers cheques and money orders; rent a safety deposit box; purchase foreign are available at the "branch where you do your banking. A branch bank is, in effect, a service centre the staff is there to help you, to look after all your banking courteously, confidentially and well; ER F TE Ty os 27 v7 Taig' ¥ Ls LF Be ad Eat data ve 4 ; PA Abn Kongo * Aver ehcp Ges ts oe bX Ue VRE a THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1956--8 with your home-town team Be in the stands every game to boost your home- town team -- give local dithletes your support and they'll give you good entertainment, You'll enjoy the thrills of baseball more if you watch all the games. Don't miss any this season. FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, at 6.45 p.m. NEWMARKET vs. PORT PERRY This space Donated by The Port Perry Star. - Annual SPORTS DAY At Greenbank Park." . SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT RACES, CONTESTS BOOTHS Prizes for Best Decorated Doll Carriage and Bicycle. Admission 50c¢. DANCE IN EVENING-- Montgomery Orchestra. Admission boc. Saturday, June 16 At 1 pam. in Greenbank Community P. S. Children 15¢. Old Time and Modern Dancing in Community Hall during the evening. "FOR YOUNG MEN OF SIXTEEN The Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan offers you trades training while you learn. Starting June 1st the Canadian Army will enrol a limited number of physically fit young men of 16 years of age, with Grade 8 education, and traln them as tradesmen. In 19 different trades. Trades training will consist of a two year course starting In Septembaer. When finished the course the Soldier Apprentice serves three years with a regular unit. This plan provides -- © Half pay to the age of 17 then full pay © 30 days pald holidays a year ® Medical and dental care © Travel and adventure © A healthy active outdoor life with sports © Qood opportunities for advancement. Only a limited number can be accepted. Interested applicants must not delay. Mall the coupon below or contact your nearest recruiting statlon. Army Recruiting Station, 59 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ont. -- Tol. 6-1887 Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wellington St., Kingston, Ont. -- Tel. 4738 Army Recrulling Station, 90 Richmond' Strget W., Toronto, Ont. -- Tel. EM. 6-8341 Loo. fe No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Ste., London, Ont. Telephone 4-1661 Local 135 , Army Recrulting Station, North Bay, Ont. -- Tel. 458 Army Recruiting Station, 184 King St. £. Hamlitoy, Ont. -- Tel. 2-8708 . osIw.o 1 B6-OR I | Without cost or ; Nant = = | | obligation, please Address oo | forward me the City/T | 'booklet "The Way By /Tewn v- = | | - to a Fine Future", Prov. | | Ladies' - Children's Shoes, $1.49- $1.98 Custom Slaughtering Meat Prepared for Lockers ---- CAWKER BROS. PORT PERRY "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PHONE 29 a Ue - MAN. ..THEY'RE REAL CONL. Our new TOOKE Playday A i SPORT SHIRTS! 'Dozens of new styles and gay colours . . . plaids, checks, stapes and plain shades . . . in finest Canadian and imported fabrics. 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