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ye Pal JEN ' ¥ ) £31 a IME § gL Wf ' ERR IRN RR "m= Canada Manpower notes drop in job registrations I N The number of clients registered for employment at the Canada Manpower Centres in Oshawa and Ajax dropped to 5,247. This total included 2,223 male and 3,024 female clients. The majority of registrations occurred in the clerical, sales, services, product fabricating, eon- struction and material hand- ling occupations, as well as considerable number of stu- dents seeking summer em- ployment. There was a -moderate demand for workers as a number of local industries commenced annual vacation schedules. Several industrial disputes still remained un- settled by the month end. A total of 673 persons were 272 Scugog Road 108 WATER STREET Wagg Bros. Texaco Mm licenced mechanics wm REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 "Need A Pump? PUMPS FOR RENT PORT PERRY RENT-ALL -- PORT PERRY, ONT. (At The Rear Of Building) } placed in employment dur- ing the month. 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It may be time to have EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. - Port Perry, Ont. - 985-7306 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 21, 1974 -- 21 Prince Albert and area news A speedy recovery is wished Mrs. Edna Stanton who is hospitalized in Port Perry. It is quite an improvement to the exterior of the com- munity hall as apparently some paint brushes have been in operation. Cpl. Glenn Sweetman who is with the Canadian Air- borne Regiment out west has been sent to Cyprus for a time, where we wish him the best. Sharon Elson, Heather Hodgins, Lynn Glass who were among many who at- tended a worthwhile week of their holiday at Camp Qinn - Mo-Lac in Tweed area. Tuesday, August 6 a large number of aged folk or what is termed the "friendly Visi- tors Group' plus their leaders and a few friends boarded a bus for "Black Creek Pioneer Village" urban Toronto. A liberal and delicious lunch was enjoyed at noon hour. During the afternoon hours all were fascinated by the displays of antiques in the interior of buildings and ground ar- rangements of historic of yester year. Thanks a mil- lion is deserved to Mr. Bill Wozney whose generosity' made the means of travel (bus) possible. Others also assisted in various angles of the outing making it a day to remember. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Hope and family spent a couple of weeks in Balsam Lake and Algonquin Park. Mr.and Mrs. L. Peremai attended "Old Tyme Fid- dlers" at Shelbourne and holidayed in the Niagara Belt. Mr.and Mrs. E. W. Martyn were happy to have their granddaughter Miss Brenda Lake of Oakwood for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heard and son Scott atten- ded the enjoyable "'Fiddler's Program at Shelbourne and holidayed at Alliston and area. We will 313 Albert St. OSHAWA, Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lin- ton and family were on vacation at Serpent Mound in the district of Peterboro. Mr.a nd Mrs. Harry Geer were pleased to have their grandson baby Shawn while his parents the Melvin Tin- dalls, Sandford were motor- ing in northern areas. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Middle- tons have returned from a pleasant holiday at their cottage Canal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robin- son and family have as guests his sister Mrs. Don Langhe and daughter Anna from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Two weeks ago Larry Elson, Steven, Howie, Allen Russell Jones, John Robert- son and Bill Foot gained some useful knowledge at Brad*Hockey School Park at Bay Ridges. LITTLE BRITAIN COMMUNITY CENTRE presents JACK BAILEY AND THE BAILIFFS SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 * Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at The Community Centre Bring Your Friends For A Real Good Evening Tickets By Advance Sale 786-2411 or 324.9588 . . . $5.00 Per Couple Mag Also Be Purchased From Community Centre Representatives © Proceeds Foi Parkland Development also Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 31 Oldtimers Softball Tournament for the "BALDWIN TROPHY" 1:00 P.M. 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