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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 13, 1980 "Lumber truck oe r walks away An Oshawa truck driver escaped injury last Friday morning when his truck and trailer loaded with lumber flipped on its side on High- way 12. An OPP spokesman said that Eugene Solotorow, of Oshawa was southbound about 11:30 a.m. coming out of an S-curve on Highway 12, just south of the 8th Conces- sion Road. The trailer tires went onto the shoulder, then flipped onto its side, pulling the flat-bed truck and cab over as well. Police say the driver was travelling about 30 M.P.H. when the accident occurred. Although the driver was not injured, the load of some 30 tons of rough lumber was scattered over the side of the highway, keeping a work crew busy most of the after- noon picking up the boards, and slowing traffic on the highway. Police'say no charges have been laid. Deer deaths increase Reported deer mortality due to causes other than legal hunting amounted to 96 animals in 1979. This is the highest number recorded in 4 years by the Lindsay district of the Ministry of Natural Resources. : Car-deer accidents made . < | | | Work crews were busy for several hours Friday cleaning up the mess after a lumber truck and trailer went out of control and flipped over on Highway 12, The truck up the highest proportion of deer killed, with 64 deer killed on the highways. The just south of the 8th Concession Road. driver was not injured. Trouble! OLDSMOBILE I % 7/3 tors Vocalists delight audience by Grace Hastings Friday evening, Feb. 8th, in Town Hall 1873, two vocalists, Phyllis Cooper and Kenneth Webster, rendered were Phyllis Cooper's operatic arias in which she revealed a comfortable competency. Mr. Webster revealed his audience. A reception in the lower hall, following the Recital, gave an opportunity for the audience to voice their average estimated damage per car-deer accident amounted to $525.00 with a total estimated damage of $33,600.00. Other reported deer deaths were a result of illegal hunting (10), dogs (9), deer caught in fences (6), and other causes (7). Only about 50 per cent of a professional concert of true vocal capabilities in appreciation to the artists deer deaths are peposad songs ranging from operatic Handel's "'Comfort Ye My and in the case of Kenneth T " 0 that oe } arias and duos, to light opera People' from the "Messiah" Webster, to renew acquaint- oor I A he > Cases 01 ve" 2) and art songs. and special mention must be ances. After all. Kenneth is ; an oe unting may wy ¢ 8] SINCE 1919 Sometimes blending their made of his four 3 local boy of whom we are con close to 200 animals in 5 . ; soprano and tenor voices and Thalia songs , justly proud. oe Lindsay district . last i or . . . sometimes in solo, they sang robably their most effect- . ! i 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 J in German, Italian and ive duo was the Schumann | 5 English languages. The group of songs, including the audience could appreciate sung in German. The the context of the vocal flow, mastery of Schumann's A 19-year old Little Britain remains in the intensive care so ably supported by the vocal composition coupled area youth injured in a head- unit of the haspital. | C LE A KR A N C EF accompanist, David with their lavish piano notes on snowmobile crash Starr suffered severe head 4 Faulkner. for accompaniment was Febraury 3 near the mouth and other injuries when he | Highlights of the program "lieder"that delighted the of the Nonquon River has collided at high speed with a } 5 been taken off the critical second snowmobile about x We have only 6-1979 Demos left! list. 4:00 p.m. on February 3. 3 : " . . SALE CONTINUES A spokesman for Sunny- He was taken first fo Port J All eligible for 7 % Rebate brook Medical Centre in Perry Hospital and then 8 Toronto said Monday that rushed to Sunnybrook by i4 (4) Gregory y lars condition is emergency air ambulance 1% now listed as serious, and he helicopter. i 3 _ _ . - g 1-IMPALA - 4 door Lic. OGX 527 Selected Patterns a : | A E = ! 4 * 2-BEL AIR, 4 door SE = ATTENTION-VETERANS : | Lic. NMW 737 Lic. OGX 643 = Ex-Service Men and Womenand £ 3 %* = = :} 1- BEL Al R, 2 door £ Dependents £ "3 © £ The Royal Canadian Legi i Officer £ | « B gion Service Bureau Officer = i 1 - OLDS ROYALE, 4 door = - Mr. Gord Alguire - will be visiting Branch 419 = a A Lic. OMT 909 BLUE HLL £ Port Perry during the week commencing March £ 4} * £ 3rd, 1980. = | $ 1-Y% TON FLEETSIDE PICKUP You owe 1 to yourself tovist R SAA980, Ef ol Z Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance regarding: 2 vd £ (a)War Disability Pensions 2 f . Settlement House = (b) Treatment for Entitled Veterans = 1 Please Call J im Burnett or .. in the Heart of Port Perry £ (c) Application for Benevolent Funds = Ray Tengesdal at 183 QUEEN STREET - 985-8234 (d) Appeals against adverse original applications for War E Lg : REBATE 985-7351 program provided English translation so that the very beautiful '"'Wiegenlied"' (Lullaby), all of which were ASK ABOUT OUR PINE BEDROOM SUITE SPECIAL! Youth serious interview. HTT TTT] Veterans and Widows Allowance. - is requested to contact Clare Nightingale at 985-2647 before FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th that we may arrange an