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4 7 of / tise Avan gimsi amossussak in ASN Gwe Ee i PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 7, 1978 -- 3 Residents of Nestleton who live along Highway 7A had their early morning sleep interrupted last Tues- day when a trailer loaded with lumber came loose ~ from a truck and dumped dozens of heavy, squared timbers all over the high- way. One resident who lives nearby told police that when the front end of the trailer hit the pavement about 6:00 die Trailer disengages ""# Truck loses load of timber. a-bomb going off." Both lanes of traffic wére closed for more than three hours while the scattered lumber was being picked up. A heavy lumber truck with boom had to be called from Bancroft to do the job. The truck pulling the trailer was owned by Frey- mond Lumber Limited of Bancroft, and was on its way to Richmond Hill when the mishap occured. Driver Bancroft was not injured. A police officer from Newcastle OPP said the accident apparently hap- pened when a two-inch bolt on the trailer hitch jumped out of the connection. Damage to the trailer and the squared timbers was estimated by police at close to: $1,000, and there were gouges in the highway pave- ment. No charges have been laid. | § vy a Ee scattered over Highway 7A in Nestleton last week when a truck trailer came loose. The highway was blocked for more than three hours during the clean-up. Community Care 'awards volunteers On May 17 Community Care held a Regional Re- cognition Evening. About 260 volunteers, clients, board members and interes- ted persons from throughout the Region of Durham met at the Heydenshore "Pavil- lion in Whitby. Scugog Community Care was represented by thirty five volunteers, board mem- bers and clients. Mayor Lawrence Malcolm and Mrs. Malcolm, Councillor and Mrs. Jerry Taylor, Ek a IS A NEW CAR IN Councillor Vern Asselstine, Councillor and Mrs. Reg Rose, Councillors Don and Richard Drew were there on behalf of the-Township. - Lawrence Crawford, Di- rector of the Senior Citizens Branch of the Ontario Mini- stry of Community and Social Services was guest speaker. He pointed out that there. is an increasing need for volunteers services because of the condition of our economy. Awards were presented to volunteers who have helped a PE YOUR FUTURE? " ARH A AS HO A SRG. SA It could be, with a low cost Personal Loan from your Credit Union. Repayment terms up to 48 months, at an annual interest rate of 12 PERCENT [4 make the project a success in its first two years of operation. May Ellen Polak and Kay Brown were honou- red for helping promote the _ concept ' with regional and provincial governments. Volunteers who recieved awards for their work were Barbara Black and Kath- leen 'Hertzberg in Ajax- Pickering; Harriet Newman and Ross Sinclair in Brock Township; Kathleen Grundy and David Spivy in New- castle; Gillian Gilchrist and Don Beatty of Oshawa; Bar- bara Carnegie and Diane McKinzey of Scugog; and Stan Manon and Mae Taylor in Whitby. Garbage Continued from page 1 since last October because the dump is closed. As a result garbage collec- tion in the Township got behind more than two days, prompting the barrage of complaints from residents. Mr. Holland said that both trucks are working fine now, "and he is seriously consider- ing the purchase of a third truck, if he runs into break- down problems again before his contract expires at the end of October. At that time the contract will be put out to tender, and Mr. Holland said he will bid for it. If he is successful, he added, he will definitely pur- chase a third truck for col- lection, In the. meantime, he is hoping that he doesn't have another week like the one he had at the end of last month, and so are alot of Scugog residents, 000A AM the noise sounded "like Murray Wilson, also of u anne Ladies Shorts $3.99 & up Ladies Tank Tops i ' ' | 2 LEY f7,0\ ol A 7 fl LOTT TET he ied Pant Suits $19.95 & up Dresses $19.95 & up SEA QUEEN SWIM SUITS 26.008, ¢ "5 SWIM SUIT COVER-UPS $20.00 & uw BEACH TOWELS 4.98 & up Playtex Super Look Panty 4.95 Playtex Super Look Bra 9.95 & up Kayser Panty Hose 99° & up Kayser Hose $1.49 & up Kayser Knee Highs 89° Kayser Support Panty Hose *6.50 Kayser Support Stockings $5.50 LT TT Tr Rn ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER TOYS A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE Queen Street - 985-2521 (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated) LTT TTT TET TOT TOE EEA ELEONORA ERRORS ARONA SRT TE Enns ECE TRH] El . a no oy -~ wn = ST on or a ery pp " --, SEE FE gry cd ei 0 Px GOT BOs PL , ring Sri SS ay XC re or 2 So _ ws 3