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CE "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 - 9 Local nurses on scene when riders hurt in train accident By Heather McCrae Port Perry Star Talk about being in the right place at the right time. Last Wednesday (Nov. 19) when passengers on board a GO transit train were injured after another train struck theirs, hun- dreds of nurses were there in minutes to assist the injured. The nurses were there within minutes after the crash because 1,000 RNs were gathered for the Ontario Nurses' Association annual four- day meeting across the street from the train sta- tion at the Royal York Hotel. nurses pressed into ser- vice, helping to stabilize the wounded, move stretchers and control the crowds. From York Street to Bay Street, it was closed down so emergency vehi- cles, ambulance buses and police could do their job, she said. "Personally, I think it was handled extremely well," she said. "Metro Ambulance personnel put their disaster plan to work very efficiently." Although Mrs. Wilson's services were not needed she was one of the many people who witnessed the prompt rescue efforts. None of the injuries were life-threatening; most were various degrees of whiplash. "I believe a broken collarbone was the worst injury," Mrs. Wilson said. PORT PERRY STAR CROSSWORD Five nurses from Port T [2 [3 [a 5 6 [7 [8 g [10 [11 [12 [13 Perry were attending the . conference when the meet- 16 ing was interrupted by [7 18 19 someone saying there was an urgent need for nurses 20 21 22 2s across the street at Union 54 25 126 57 28 Station. "All nurses with ACLS 29 [30 31 32 33 [34 [35 (Advanced Cardiac Life 36 37 38 Support) were asked to * help," Sharon Wilson, an 40 41 42 43 44 HIGH JUMPER: More than 110 students at R. H. Cornish Public School got the hospital in Port Perry | 46 47 48 into the action last Friday (Nov. 21) to take part in the annual Jump Rope For said. 50 51 52 Heart fundraiser. All proceeds from the event will be forwarded to the Heart When Mrs. Wilson 7 - 5 and Stroke Foundation for research. Here six-year-old Mack McCoy gets in on arrived at the A there the action with some friends. Students in Grades 1-6 participated in the fun. a'ready were about 57 [58 [59 60 61 62 : [65 66 67 68 |69 CHRISTMAS TREES 74 75 76 CUT YOUR OWN OR PRE-CUT SPRUCE, PINE & FIR BLACKSTOCK - 7A to Blackstock, 8 km south "Na. ACROSS 56. Magnetic ___ 31. Attracts on Durham 57. OPEN DAILY 9AM TO 5 PM #74; 1 KuZscomment go Son komen To poould unfold. X%, OSHAWA - 3 km west of Durham College on 2 S. AudWDON SUBIEC! G3' + Know" (words) 34. Arie who painted Conlin Rd. OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 6 PM Soy 65. Yearns ballerinas } : i 67. Linen shop purchase 35. Tailors connect eo CUT YOUR OWN $22. Tax Included. Any Size. 2, 15, Gourmet chegse 71. Clever 3. Pioneers' direction Ky 72. Famous Robt. 38. Brew FRESH CUT TREES $10 and up. Tax Incl. 3° 16. Author Rogers St. 73. Oft-inflated items 41. Like some fried -- FREE TREE BALING -- 17 "ons 74. Hair rinse chicken : 75. Cubes 43. Tarzan portrayer Tree Stands & Bags Available 19. Meringue maxer's 76. Tenant's obligation Lincoln WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858 = 20. Zippy 46. Med. workers Con po Som go lp i Wet DOWN = re pu FREE CANDY CANES FOR THE KIDS. FREE B 23, Fookany 1. Eye. poetically 53. Los Alamos nuclear 24. Hoofbeat sound 2. Couple's pronoun physicist 27. Denounce 3. Water sound 55 Wir) an vehemently 4. Quest 57 Blowout g 29. Smoked unlike Bill 5. Telly netword 58. Culmination Clinton 6. Savings plan (abbr ) 59. Mahayana sect 32. Coats with crumbs 7. Jeopardize 61. Da es Bae s 1st Port Perry Scouts 3 Come y Sour aur 37. Comes close 9. Shaft of light 83. Theater box ® 39. First name in 10. Like hydrogen 64. Blame A cosmetics 11. Arabian jasmine ' 2 wds) © 40. Lampreys 12. Kinds 66. Depot (abbr ) 42. Speechity 13. Bed Riddance author 68. a) rennin 44. Chronicle 18. "Like A Rolling ' agcy 9 9 45. Hair covering Stone" singer 47. Expand 22. It's a gift, to some o Al 49. Arabic letter 25. Toast topping ' v 50. Term in office 26. Bartletts, e.g. monogram 52. Descendants of 28. Wrath Shem 29. "Goodnight, __ ~ 54. Emperor 30. Hosiery material § Salk « Economical Heat CE = [=TE L GT E Fireplace Warehouse 180 Casimir St., (905) 985-0715 1-800-638-4751 'Casimir St. © Water St. Hwy. 7A Simcoe St. Our 2nd year in this location! We moved last year from Canadian Tire to Lake Scugog Lumber sunday, November 30th to Sunday, December 21st Pine & Spruce Fresh Cut For Information Call Ellen 985-8047 aaa a nN Port Perry Star Crossword Sponsored By [en ee cn tn fe ns Y-- ide. ORT PERRY auto glass & trim Id, BROKEN in =i FREE MOBILE SERVICE WINDSHIELD? a We do oul own work & guarantee it! Fair Pricing Monday - Friday 4:30 - 6:00 FOR REPLACEMENT Save up to $100 on OVERRIDGE Saturday 9-5 Sunday 11 - 4 AUTOMOTIVE GLASS your deductible | 985-8507 3 1575 Hwy. 7A « Port Perry 7 With most insurance LJ EL IEER Serving Port Perry, Uxbridge and surrounding areas since 1981 a ----_ ah. A. SER