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--= Flamingo answers complaints (continued) when the strike was over. Both women also said that they were promised they would have jobs after the strike, when they were hired. Mr. Jackson said at the time of the meeting on October 15, the company's market warranted the work force then working plus all the employees who were on strike. . Flamingo's raised the price of twelve butter tarts from $1.09 to $1.39 on October 7 and Mr. Jackson said the _ effects of the price increase ® ® SE ® © = » hadn't filtered through the operation when the meeting was held. Since that meeting, orders for Flamingo products have been '"'reduced drastically" and as a result only one shift has been scheduled. Mr. Jackson said that some of the employees who were on strike have not been recalled yet because sales do not warrant the recall. Also, during the strike Flamingo Pastries was not able to supply all of its customers and Mr. Jackson said it will take some time to build sales up again. Mrs. Hamer said she worked for two months dur- ing the strike and was paid $2.60 an hour. "The main reason most of "the girls went to work during the strike was because they were promised jobs after the strike was over," Mrs. Hamer said. Mr. Jackson said that the whole point of the matter is that the girls who worked during the strike wére not dismissed, they were only laid off. Mrs. Hamer said that it was indicated on all the other girls separation papers that they were laid off, but that on her paper it said she was released because of "insubordination"'. Mrs. Hamer said she has always had 'a perfect work record and that during the strike she at times acted as a spokeswoman fqr the work- ers if there were problems with management. Fire destroys barn (continued) tration" on television at 1:30 P.M. when she looked out the window and saw the fire in one corner of the barn. It didn't take very long for it to spread, she said. Mrs. Van Camp said she managed to get through to the Caesarea fire depart- ment shortly after she saw the fire. The barn was half-full of hay when the fire began. Another neighbour, Neil Malcolm said that the fire spread so quickly that he doubted the fire could have been put out even if the department had arrived ear- lier. Sixteen-year-old Mike Gorny of Oshawa disagreed with that, saying that the fire department could have saved the barn if it had arrived earlier. He said it seemed to take for ever for firemen to arrive. As firemen were mopping up, another neighbour brought out coffee and cook- ies for the fireman. PRICED ATS RIGHT BEEF CUSTOM KILLING - FREEZER ORDERS Fronts, Hinds, Sides Personalized Cutting and Wrapping PORK Lean Sliced Bologna Side Ribs Fresh Pork The Family B ecla for this week Minced Beef uv. 79° Cooked Ham ».*1.89 Butt Chops utchers Is Ib. h3¢ » 93° Ib. 87" "CAWKER'S BUTCHER SHOP Queen St. - Port Perry - Phone 985-2562 AFTER HOURS PHONE: 985-7327 Mrs. Hoogeveen said that - her seven and eight-year-old children were very upset at the loss of their pet chicken and kittens. Durham wants $2 million If a request for an additio- al$2 million for the Durham Regional Public Works committee isn't approved, as many as eleven projects may have to be deferred. Rising costs have forced the committee to seek Ont- ario Municipal Board approval for the additional amount. "We are in need of more money hecause many of the costs that have been coming in are over estimates," Bob Richardson, commissioner of Public Works for the region said. 2 Door Hardtop Automatic Vinyl Top Big 6 Cylinder Body # 1968 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Radio, Automatic. 4 Door Sedan, Lic. FBD-650 *1,095" Brand New % Moulding TRY ONE OF THESE USED CARS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1974 -- 9 CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, November 16th "Ted Koss Orchestra" Admission *5.00 includes: ~% Free Rose for the ladies * A Light Lunch * Door & Spot Dance Prizes TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans General Store, House of Howard, Richards Beauty Studio, G.M. Williams Motors, or at the door. 33,849 1968 PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan, Fully Equipped. Lic. DZP-403 987% 1969 ¥2 Ton PICKUP CHEVROLET Radio, Lic. M50-247 '1,595" 1974 MAZDA RX4 Brand New Station Wagon, Rotary Engine, List *5,700. *4,698" | Im [snesrmemnce] PORT PERRY CHRYSLER om 7A & 12 Highway -- 985-7329 MANCHESTER, ONTARIO Pe a ~ NC me I ME rw a i nn AR rn St tl pe FE