PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY. l)LCl~M BER 9. 1981 . WII1TBY FREF PRESS Coinpany bl~imes low sales.... No early rec ail for 100 laid-off Sklar employees ciers WIJV[I Lzzvy Approximately 100 employees of Sklar Manufacturîng Limited will remain off the job at least until the end 0f January. According to a spokes- man for the furniture manufacturer the em- ployees cannot be recalled until sales in- crease and a stock back- log bas been cleared. The 100 workers were laid off last month when Whitby's largest em- ployer reduced produc- tion from 550 to 450 pieces of furniture a day. Bob Donald, the spokesman, said that the furniture business "is not picking up," and that pieces manu- factured earlier this year are ~iiiI on cne showroom floor. He adds that the com- pany hopes that sales can be boosted after the annual furniture show being held in Toronto next month. Because "furniture is fashion-orieflted" Don- ald hopes that dealers will be more confident and increase their or- vîewed the "new fabrics and new designa." The two-week show is expected to draw bet- ween 250 and 300 dealers including major retail- ers such as Eaton's, Leon's and Pascal's. Not only the company is hoping the show will stimulate sales. The president 0f Local International Union, John O'Connor, said that the lay off and temporary shut downs are hard to manage especially with the onset of the Christmas season. Last month, 450 of Sklar's 850 workers were laid off tempor- arily and O'Connor said they "got nothing for He added that the union dues not have a supplementarY benefît plan and there is a two- week waiting period for workers to receive unemploymeflt insuran- ce. O'Connor estimated that the two one-week plant shutdowns cost each worker more than p E Sklar has indicated that another one-week shutdown is possible sometime in the next three weeks. However, O'Connor is confident that the workers can receive un- employment benefits. As far as the 100 workers on Indefinite layoff are concerned, the company is not opti- niistic that they can return to work before late in January. CLOCA C.N.E. award winner, party %eason favourite cheddar cheese 12 pkg. Kleenex Iùcial Savarin frozen box 0f 200 Freezer Beef Cahrn~n. wFute batbroom \uu I Heu Br iuuol ',îo o r Bro~f .1 1.88 lb. Casillere 4~~* tissue Hlnds...........................'o f Sides..................1.65 lb. Chucks................I .49 lb. Ail store cut & wrapped to your requirements. 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Ou o. ,0.....0~ inootant 2o' il o.: O drink wrup .......o 1.27 %(~CftI Q,..k0.,rOno.. ,.,0...,toO,..g..., I.oo.Io,,, ~ .59 plao.tîc 0,0' <;Iad Wrap.... ...~ 1.19 Jt-t u.,~,~ A fl rôoap gtad'o.00, . ~t 7 I'luoh rug ~Io~auwu& 44.0 g condiîionvr.,..n' L.'t 9 *hoo. ....y lest, pnc.s on etfct until closlng Saturday, Deoem ber 12, 1981, .xcludlng T.Y. ~eclals whlch romaIn In effeci untîl closlng Tuesday. Doeoo ber 15. 1981. W. reserve fOu olçhl ta lîmîl quantIfIes. Sup- pffed and S.rvIc.d by Nallonal Grocers Co. Lt <I. 8:30 a mto6:OOpm TV. dinners o:. pkg. o. 0.~O 1~ .0 o. Fortune sliced mu.sh- moms ou: 1001~ 79 front th< Tropies i ananas ~ -i 1>r<HItlt~t of oui. ( ~ No. I Cabbage........ J>r<MIII(t ,î t :.s. *x. :aîî. No. I Cucumbers...... ea. 2/.69 B *B i Wo.,..ton reg. or thin ~and"io. h. ~Ik~o.~d white bread.....24 ':. bal l)îotoo h ooo.o n r..~g'Nor~ .99 ~ '~. 1.09 OUR STORE WIL L 1W (LUSED Monda~. 1)eeember 14 j- .0 lrlo~ i. ~,o00 oooroooooor. iai ~ iii 1w mail.. l1n0o I ,oo.oLiî ;0- ou-ual. I ~ lIn- 'o iii 00.1 .000-a O ,000 gro;0t 010,'001000I000l001. iloaîok oou. Brou'.. uo- F uuluooao-tor. Except Thurs. & Fn. Nights jil 9 pm holds nature walks Where can you find 97 acres (or 39 hectares) of undeveloped woods, trails and valleylands in the heart 0f Oshawa? If you picked Upper Air- port Conservation Area, congratulations! Thîs little-know bit of down- town nature is located just northwest 0f the in- tersection of Simcoe Street and Taunton Road. The area has been preserved as a natural oasis for trees, wildlife and peuple by the Central Lake On- tario Conservation Authority. Authority staff will lead a nature walk at Upper Airport Conser- vation Area on Sunday, December 13, 1981. The theme will be "trees in winter" and the route will go through pine plantations, mixed woodlands, creek boL- tomlands and sandy scrub areas. If you wish to attend, please meet at the authorîty office (1650 Dundas Street East, Whitby) at 1 p.m.. This will be the last authority outing of the year. Walks scheduled for 1982 include: Family Cross-County Skiing at the Long Sault Conservation Area on January 17, 1982. Meet at the authority office at lp.m. Children's Outing at Lynde Shores Conserva- tion Area on January 31, 1982. Meet at ares park- ing lot at 1 p.m. Winter Wildlife at Harmony Valley Con- servation Area . on February 24, 1982. Meet at authority office at 1 p.m. Maple Syrup Demon- stration at Purpie Woods Conservation Area from March 15 to April 8, 1982. Meet at area parking lot. Enniskillen Wild- flower Show at Ennîs- killen Conservation Area on May 2, 1982 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meet at Enniskillen Conservation Area barn. Ah outîngs will go ram or shine. so participants arc advised to dr~ss ac- cordingly. For further information, contact the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority at (416) 579-0411. I M l- BROWN'S FOODMASTER BROOKLIN 655-4521