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Durham Region police officer was called to the Bell Canada building on Queen Street last week to ask picketer from Local 28 of the Communications Workers of Canada to move off the sidewalk to allow trucks driven by management and supervisory personnel to leave the yard. Picketer David Kay moved peacefully when the officer arrived, but two Bell trucks were held up for about half an hour. Mr. Kay is one of 200 members of Local 28 on strike or locked out in Durham Region along with 15,000 fellow GO BY BUS } To The Canadian National Exhibition Avoid Traffic and Parking Problems For Information Call: TRAVELWAYS PORT PERRY KELLETT'S VARIETY - 985-8288 What's different about our Daily Interest Savings Account? With "The Calculator" you get daily interest paid every month For personal use. v. 0 ies 8" - workers across Ontario and Quebec. The main issues in the dispute are wages and overtime, and both sides are far apart in negotiations. "12 A? PE, Ang A nd oi TCT Bn) ey TT AR 2h SARI POY L : , QI + JAAN - 3 Fe ir A spokesman for Sunny- brook Medical Centre in Toronto told the Star on Monday that a young Osha- wa man who narrowly escap- ed death in a car accident August 13, is no longer in intensive care and is listed in good condition. Joseph Gibson was rushed by air ambulance to Sunny- brook after a car accident on the Scugog Island Road left a three foot long piece of fence post through his neck. The piece of wood was lodged between Mr. Gibson's wind-pipe and spinal cord, but miraculously did no ser- ious damage to vital organs in the neck. On arrival at Sunnybrook, a team of doctors led by Derek Birt, worked ten hours to remove the splinter of wood, and a spokesman for Sunnybrook quotes Dr. Birt as saying that Mr. Gibson "'is very, very, lucky to be PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 29, 1979 -- 3 Fence post missed all vital organs, man recovering alive." Mr. Gibson did suffer a. broken jaw and some dam- age to nerves in the face, but doctors feel there is a chance that this can be corr- ected later by surgery. A small splinter lodged in the brain was removed without permanent damage. For a while after the surg- ery Mr. Gibson required a tracheotomy tube, but this has since been removed, and he is now 'swallowing and able to talk. His condition is listed by the Centre as good. The spokesman for Sunny- brook said that the fact the air ambulance helicopter was used to transfer Mr. Gibson was crucial. While his condition is des- cribed as good and he is progressing, the hospital spokesman said it may be some time before Mr. Gibson is well enough to be released. r * ZIPPERED STYLES - $21.95 to $26.95 ack to School Fe New Arrivals for Fall SWEATERS Pullover & Cardigan Styles Plain Turtle Necks - $9.95 to $13.95 Knit Vests - $12.95 to $24.95 CORDUROY & DENIM PANTOMIME JEANS - STYLE-RITE & GOLDEN CROWN PULL-ON SLACKS WOOL BLEND MATERIALS In Plaids & Plains $6.95 « $7.95 metre POLYESTER KNITS $5 95 metre NEW ARRIVALS IN INFANT WEAR & ACCESSORIES. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED Am red AS C= SRE En : 3 ~ y- "uz . re SEAR Some Ec