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i | = | 2] | 4 3 1 | = 4 1 | ? Somewhere in Canada there 1s a truck driver who 1s a hero. The search is on for the trucker who will be named the 30th annual Firestone Na- tional Truck Hero Nominations are sought for a Canadian Visitors at Burns Kirk Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron It was nice to have visitors again last Sun- day at Burns Church and Rev. Dr. Clifton McKay was the guest minister. He took his text from Edodus Chapter 16 verse 7, 'In the Morning, then ye shall see the Glory of the Lord." It was a very helpful message that we will not soon forget. The scriptures were beaut- ifully read by Margaret Davis and Lindsay Death. Chantal and Stephen Davidchuk sang a lovely duet called, "Be a Sunbeam for Jesus' ac- companied by their mother Rita. Next Sunday Rev. Cliff Johnston of Lindsay will be the guest minister. Mr. and Mrs. David Humphrey and children, Amanda and Michael of Deep River visited with their parents, Catherine and Ernie Humphrey and family this past week. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean recently were Mr. and Mrs. James Cunn- ington and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Williams of Don Mills and Mrs. Irma Tripp of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner also spent a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Rees Williams of Don Mills. Visitors with the Herons this week were Elaine and Ken Heron of Bracebridge. Another foundation was dug out for a house at the four corners of Ashburn, which makes two houses that will be going up very close to each other and it will be interesting to see which one gets up first. We are glad to report that Ann Budd is able to be home from Wellesley Hospital after having very serious surgery. Also Bill Hopkins is home from Sunnybrook Hospital. We all wish them the very best for better health. SAVE YOUR BOD VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD 90 Vanedward Drive. Port Perry (416) 985-8469 professional truck driver who has performed an act of bravery of heroism The person or organization that nominates the will receive a $200 cash reward This award 1s endorsed by the Canada Safety Council and sponsored by Firestone Canada Inc. "Usually truckers Graduate £ Kenneth G. Samells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samells, Bowmanville, grandson of Mrs. K. Samells, Blackstock, graduated from George Brown Col- lege in Toronto on June 22nd, 1985. Kenneth completed a Welding Technician course in the Electro- mechanical Division. He is currently employed in Toronto. LAD COMING to PORT PERRY Two Performances 200 and 530 pm Sat., Aug. 24 Advance Takers ae Now af Port Perey Star wT > Mu td and Stedmanc Port Perry hs i © Vigrs AS : 2 3 ANS 285-3221 ps € DD aisy's Fabrics located in Luke's Country Store (tormerly Modern Textiles Thursday August Ist 9:30 a.m. ...at ... winner receive no recognition for their unselfish acts which frequently avert serious accidents and save many lives ( hances are a profes sional trucker will be the first on the scene during a road mishap. The an- nual competition, to recognize this good samaritan, focuses public attention on the many acts of bravery performed by truck drivers," said Jim Sar- do, President of PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 30, 1985 -- 21 Firestone Canada Inc "By making this award we are recognizing the inherent attitude towards safety in truck ing firms, and Firestone In its own way 1s pro- moting safety in the transportation in- dustry," he added. The 1985 Firestone Na- tional Truck Hero will receive a $1,000 cash prize, a VIP all-expense- paid weekend for two at a luxury Toronto hotel, CPR courses in Port Perry There is an increasing demand for CPR (Basic Rescuer) and Recer- tification courses, as CPR is increasingly becoming a condition of employment and/or compulsory academic requirement. Requests from Port Perry and area residents has conse- quently prompted Durham Save-a-Heart to schedule another CPR course in the Library of the Community Mem- orial Hospital. The course being of- fered is the Basic Rescuer level (12 hours). Dates are Saturday, August 10, and 17, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. The fee is $35.00 per person. Persons wishing to Recertify, may do so by attending on August the 17th only, from9a.m.-5 p.m. The fee for recer- tification is $25.00 per person. Advance registration is required at Durham Save-a- Heart, 292 King Street West, in Oshawa. For more information, please call 571-1152. including tirst-class travel arrangements from anywhere in Canada and a personal trophy, all courtesy of Firestone, as well as an inscribed Rolex wrist watch, complaiments of the Rolex Watch Company The Truck Hero will receive these awards at the Ontario Trucking Association Convention being held in Toronto November 13, 14, 15 and 16, 1985. Entries will be judged by a panel of judges con- sisting of John Dum- brille, President of the Canada Safety Council, Frank Hammond of the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications, and V. (3 indow GH Box The search is on for a truck driver hero James Sardo, President of Firestone Canada Inc. Nominations, accom- panied by supporting newspaper clippings, witness statements or other evidence, should be sent to: National Truck Hero, ¢/0 Canada Safety Council, 1765 St. Laurent Blvd , Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3V4. Firestone will pay the winner's nominator $200. The act of bravery must be per- formed during the year September 30, 1985 by a Canadian professional truck driver in Canada. For complete contest rules contact the Canada Safety Council or Firestone Canada Inc. Nominations must be received by October 10, 1985. CRAFT SHOP featuring quilts, baby items, greeting cards, pine accessories, a Christmas Corner, antiques and many other items. Y» Mile East of the | 4 Corners in Caesarea 986-4833 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE (« {VT-T-Ta RR = 2-1-1 JC = {oT ol Al = 1-1 ol dV