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SET NS ARF Go fe rN Dd - RP uk =) = COR PEs Ee A ik SS a - ar a A ro nO a a! yr ~ ae mA, a Sn ar es Son SE TL EN ko 28 PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday. Dec. 13, 1972 Tim Brunton returns home this week from the Univesity of London, England, to spend Christmas with his family, Jack Cook Jr. an employee of the local L.C.B.O. store for almost six years was recently appointed to manager in the new Self Service Store on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. Mr. Cook and his family will be residing in Port Perry. assistant Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and Shawn of Onaping, spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo- nard Beadle Rev. and Mrs. RW. Mc- Lauchlin of Grimsby and Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Hancock of Ottawa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon and Mrs. C.C. Jeffrey. . Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hegg, of Crystal Springs, Sask. ar- rived on Saturday to spend some time with their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken More and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beadle and Caralee, Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and Shawn, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benns had Sunday dinner with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo- nard Beadle. Anyone wanting to view Crossroads' a Christian Celebration, taped in Hamil- ton on Grey Cup weekend, can see it on Toronto Channel 9 on December 16th Looking for a happy Christmas For the first time, a special effort is being made at Whitby Psychiatric Hosp- ital to give certain patients a taste of home life during the festive season. The idea is to reach those who would be willing to entertain a patient for an afternoon or evening visit in a home atmosphere. "Project - Visit" was ap- proved this week by the WPH Administrator Milton J. Fisher. From a carefully selected list a number of adult patients, male and female, middle-aged to elderly, without relatives or friends in this area, are eligible for this Christmas treat. Only those patients who have the full approval of their unit doctor and who have been carefully selected will be allowed to accept invitations. . The host or hostess is asked to provide the trans- portation and to keep the visit within reasonable hours. Enquiries should be ad- dressed to Mrs. Judy Mor- ley, Volunteer Services,- Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, 668 - 5881... Co 'ROUND THE TOWN'; at 10 p.m. B 6 or on Channel 3 arrie on December 20 at 30 pam. | : ; There is a person in this area who would like anyone with a drinking problem to contact him. He . feels strongly, he may have a Employment conditions improved in November proved to be another active month in both Oshawa and Ajax. The Canada Manpower Centres in both areas report a good demand for workers throughout the month. General Motors continues to operate at maximum production capacity. Repor- ted car and truck sales for October 1972 set an all-time record. Area feeder plants ane enjoying a production hire additional hourly-rated staff. Local manufacturing ¢ompanies report steady production rates. The de- mand for general labour has been easily filled but shortages continue for quali- fied auto and truck mech anics, skilled upholsterers, auto body repairmen, and brake press operators. . The services industry c¢on- tinues to be a source of good dayworkers will continue into the month of December. Requirements in the con struction apparently will continue into the winter months. Labour- ing jobs was filled with little difficulty but there remain few qualified carpenters and bricklayers on hand. Light truck drivers were in constant demand throughout the month. "The clerical sector exper: industry, November hookkeepers and legal sec retaries. There was an increase in requirements for girl fridays and experienced office clerks for part-time employment. A continuing demand ex- ists for manager trainees and registered nursing assis tants are in fair demand for nursing homes. Other occu- pations 'with good employ- ment opportunities are so- solution to the problem. Just increase as a result. As a emplyment opportunity. It is ienced an increase this cial workers with MSW phone 985-3111. result "of increased produc- anticipated that = the month as well. The largest qualifications, Deedunianis, tion G.M. has continued to demand for waitresses and demand was for qualified and professional engineers. p p p p' 0 " : my | : A \ 2 a a ) Z, BEST BUY! -- b. §) HOSTESS POTATO pS 3% v)) BEST BUY! -- 12" WIDE p Z. STUART HOUSE FOIL WRAP 37¢ 3 FEATURE! -- STUFFED MANZANILLA -- LOOSE PACK ¢ » CLUB OLIVES roi 53¢ gm 3) ASSORTED 14.0z. Box ¢ : 4 CHOCOLATES cowen wou = 98 PRIMROSE BRAND ; RE! -- BREAD 'N' BUTTER - SWEET MIXED ? 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