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8.- bORT PERRY STAH * Wednesday, July 3, 1991 IAS EAS RE SEARLE AA EAN EADES 2 EE EIAs as - -- Y Cl an 2 Sh as Zu La Ad Holiday weekend traffic was backed up for many miles In each direction after a three- vehicle accident shut down Highway 7A on the causeway Friday evening. According to the Ontario Provincial Police, lan Campbell, 29, of Whitby, was travelling eastbound when his vehicle was struck from behind by a vehicle driven by Christine Drexler, 19, of Maryhill, Ont. Mr. Campbell's vehicle was pushed into the westbound lane of Highway 7A, striking a westbound vehicle, driven by Michael Brock, 22 of Port Perry. Ms. Drexler, Mr. Campbell, as well Amanda Jackson, a passenger in Mr. Campbell's vehicle, were treated for injuries and released from Community Memorial Hospital. Mr. Brock was transferred to Markham- Stouffville Hospital where he is listed in stable condition. The accident is still under inves- tigation. Luke's Country Store D ttn 207 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-3011 vr THE REAL MADNESS STARTS AT 10:00 P.M. WHEN SELECTED ITEMS ARE REDUCED UPTO... .. BE SURE TO VISIT LUKE'S CELLAR - PINE FURNITURE, PRINTS & MORE - FOR THE BEST RESULTS - TRY THE "STAR" CLASSIFIEDS NO MATTER IF YOUR BUYING OR SELLING For Better or For Worse® Madness by Moonlight this Thursday If you like to shop 'til you drop, on Thursday you won't have to stop until midnight. The annual Moonlight Mad- ness sale will be held this Thursday from 7 p.m. to mid- night in downtown Port Perry. All the merchants in the Business Improvement Area, bounded by North Street, Wa- ter Street, Mary Street and Lil- la Street, will be offering spe- cial sales, says Mary Fines of - Lizylou Color Craft. This is the fourth year the event has been held, and "there has always been a large turn-out," she says. So don't forget to bring your loons and shop by the light of the moon. Dial *677 The Ontario Provincial Po- lice hasintroduced an emergen- cy cellular phone number for motorists to use when they are inthecar. Dial *677 on a cellular phone and the user will be connected tothe OPP. The service was introduced by Bell and Cantel to help cus- tomers reach the police in the event of an emergency. by Lynn Johnston __"Scugog's Cotfiunitty Newspaper ot Chaice" Letters io the editor Helmets should be worn To the Editor: As an avid biker I am pleased at the increasing number of peo- ple cycling in the Port Perry area and also the courtesy being displayed by the drivers. However, | am concerned at the lack of helmets being worn by cyclists of all ages. Parents must purchase and insist that their children wear a helmet while bicycling. To wear a helmet is mandatory for playing hockey, so should it be while riding a bicycle. The cost of a helmet is negligible when you consider what it is protecting. Riding a bicycle is far more dangerous than playing hockey. We owe 1t to our children to pro- vide the safest environment to en- joy their activities. In 1987 there were 75 bicycle deaths in Canada for people aged 0 - 19 and hun- dreds of other bicycle related in- juries. Most occur in falls from bicycles or as a result of the rider losing control. Bicycle accidents are the most common cause of head injury in children. Up to 85 per cent of serious head injuries could be prevented by wearing a bicycle helmet. Currently there is a program to encourage parents to purchase a bicycle helmet; it is called CANA- DIAN INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM, sponsored by SAN- DOZ and THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. "Helmets purchased through this program can be obtained at a 40 per cent saving. Information can be obtained by calling toll free 1-800-288-4280. Cycling is a great sport and an inexpensive mode of transporta- tion but it needs to be safer and one way to improve its safety record is by EVERYONE wear- ing a helmet when bicycling. Yours truly, Wayne Medford Wishes continued success To the Editor: Hats off to Tom and Daphne Mitchell! As a person who has been in the retail business for over 45 years, it is very gratifying to me to see that the entreprenurial spirit is alive and well in Port Perry. I walked by Settlement House on Saturday, June 22 and saw many people lining the sidewalk before 7 a.m. They were waiting for store opening to participate in The Longest Day of the Year Sale. This has been an annual event for the past several years for Settle- ment House. Years ago, John David Eaton told me that when you have peo- ple lined up to get into your store you must be offering good value. I have watched Settlement House expand from the original store to its present status with great pleasure. Tom and Daphne have done Port Perry proud. Con- tinued success is wished for them. Sincerely, Bird House Willy Bill Barr Request for Dr. Palmer info To the Editor: I am writing to ask if any of your readers can provide me with © information - clippings, pictures, etc. - re the original of Chiroprac- ty's Dr. (Daniel) Palmer. I know his monument is on the shore of Lake Scugog in Port Perry. My reason for asking is that a young friend here is entering the school in Chicago this fall and is most interested in Dr: Palmer's background, etc. I am a Port Perry native and have fond memories of my youth there. Yours truly, A. Elizabeth Crozier, 51 Lilac Drive, Rochester, NY 14620 Sionemoor 8, q, ? Care genret® STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. offers a CHILD ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME. Limited openings in most age groups, 18 mths. to 5 yrs. Full and Part Time Openings Available. For further information call * % kk kx % 985-0800 * * * * * * SHE'S GOING INTO SOME BORT OF PARTNERGHIP WITH A MAN WHO OWNS A RESTAVRANT-- AN APARTMENT GOES WITH THE JOB. ib ye NO {oon GQ" (, wr 2 1991 Lynn JonnstonOrsmouted by Universal Press Syndicate ~ THANKS, ) EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 1B9 PHONE (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE HOMEOWNERS - FARM - AUTO COMMERCIAL * * Ra SER er saat wd