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TT -------- Be ---- ah 1 2 SEATS BE A ededbialactdet ' 4 A A a SYA 5 NSN AC ' dedicat A ' I & 7» ROYA PAIN WEL Dee Ron Redman of Port Perry tangled with a lightning bolt recently, and came away with just a broken wrist. [See story.] Receives broken wrist, minor cuts A Port Perry man tangled with a bolt of lightning during. the recent electrical storm and came through the experience with nothing worse than a few cuts 'on his face and a broken wrist. Ron Redman of Rosa Street was working at Mill- work in north Oshawa on August 30 when a storm came up about noon hour. "Iran out to my car to roll up the windows and was running back to the building when I saw a huge flash of white light a couple of feet away," he told the Star. Fellow workers saw the incident and said that Mr. Redman was literally tossed 10 or 12 feet in the air by the impact. He landed on his face and HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending September 4 Admissions ..........cocevuneene. 32 Births .......ccoeeeieieieierevnnnena 5 Deaths .......cccoeeeirirennnnnnn. Nil Emergencies ................. 219 Operations ............ccceeuunnn. 7 Discharged .........c.cccoenunene 28 Remaining ..........cccounenens 35 Master Feeds closing (From page 1) ~¢ be the main 'manufacturing plant for the area. This plant was rebuilt after fire destroyed the complex in April, 1979. Of the staff members in the local mill, only manager Mike Doyle will retain a job ¢ With the company, being moved to the mill in Cavan. There. he- will help to-co-- ordinate the building of a fertilizer blender and when that is completed will operate the elevator and feed production plant. Other staff members have been guaranteed a generous severance pay, although details were not available. 1B Doyle told the Star Joel Aldred present at film premier in Ottawa se Joel Aldred of Scugog Island appeared Saturday evening Sept. 6th, as Master of Ceremonies in Ottawa at the National Art Centre. The occasion, by invitation only, was the Premiere of a film on the life of the late Olive Diefenbaker. Entitled "Olive" the film will be shown on television later this year. Mr. Aldred is one of the four executors of the extensive Estate of the late Rt. Hon. John G. Diefen- baker, 13th Prime Minister of Canada. MINI CINEMA 9858535 | § SEPTEMBER 12-13-14 Tatum ONeal bows eter | ~ Friday 7&9 P.M.; Saturday & Sunday 8 P.M. NAY McNichol | JNM PUTOES PEAS SICK AERIAL NS M0 PSR LLL 07 KOM 1M LL -- PONCE IY STEAD | REMAAE STOSERALIY BY DMI CT ADR MIDE YO STORY IY OMI XD) "Not SUITABLE FOR PRE-TEENAGERS ALLL Ee Te ITT TTR TS ITD BT that he was initially shocked ~ when his supervisors told him of the decision to close the plant at a meeting in Lindsay on August 29. The Port Perry branch had a very successful season last year and although things are not as rosy this year, they were making a good profit. He said that he thought this branch would have been left open for a few more years, but because the new owners could forecast no future growth for the area, the decision was made to close the operation. Master Feeds will continue serving its customers through dealers or on a direct basis. When the plant closes on September 30th, the property and buildings will come up for sale on the open market. Being situated in a C3 (general commercial) area, on a major intersection in Port Perry, could make the property very valuable. The parcel of land on which the building sits is pie-shaped and close to a quarter of an acre in size, with the building occupying most of the land. Just what will happen to the building in the near future is a mystery at this time. Although, reports have it that there are_ already parties interested in purchasing the property at the foot of Queen Street. FENCE & PATIO CoNTRE AN 1° Commercial & Resldentlal * Farm Gates & Fence Ha dn --_-- i Tounton E. W Mile E. of Ritson Rd. DT right arm, and was knocked unconscious for about 15 minutes. "I remember the flash of light, but nothing else until I woke up and they were putting me in an ambu- lance," he recalled. He was taken to hospital where doctors checked him over carefully for burns, and to watch that he didn't go into shock. An X-ray to his left arm revealed a fracture at the wrist, but he suffered no burns as a result of the near miss. He was released from hospital about four hours after the incident. Ron says that before the close call, he never had any real fears of electrical storms, but now says he will PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. September 10, 1980 -- 3 Local man struck by lightning think twice before venturing outside when there is light- ning in the sky. Ron figures he's lucky he didn't suffer more serious injuries or worse, but he's ticked now over the fact that the broken wrist has put an' end to his baseball for this season, anyway. The cast will stay on for another four weeks or so. Single Roll $4.59 - $5.99 ROOM LOTS - SPECIAL - $2 . 00 Single Roll FLOOR 'COVERINGS 4 yds. wide $4.95 .... Bauer Jogging SHOES a $19.95 Men's Florsheim OXFORDS $49.95 Men's Pull-on BOOTS | $59.95 LEVI & G.W.G. 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