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Four people are injured
in SH district collisions
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Four people sustained minor
injuries in the five accidents
investigated by the Exeter OPP
detachment this week.
Three of those injuries resulted
from a collision at the junction of
Highway 4 and the Kirkton Road
on Sunday at 7:55 p,m,
A northbound van operated by
Molly Smith, Goderich, was in
collision with a pickup truck
driven by Charles Jackson, RR 1
Granton, Jackson had been
southbound and was in the
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Taylor said the architects have
indicated that plans should be
completed in time to call tenders
in late winter or early spring and
have construction start as soon
as good weather hits next spring.
C. H. GillM was involved in the
earlier plans submitted to the
ministry and is well aware of the
hospital's needs.
He met with members of the
property committee this week to
commence deliberations.
It is expected the new
emergency section will be about
three times the size of the pre-
sent facility and it will have a
separate ambulance entrance.
During construction, Taylor
said the administration facilities
will probably be moved to the
basement and he did not envision
the need for securing portable
buildings or renting space during
construction.
process of making a left turn at
the intersection.
Both drivers were injured as
was Candice Wilson, North
Dakota, a passenger in the Smith
vehicle,
Constable Bob Whiteford in-
vestigated and set damage to the
Jackson pickup at $5,000 and
$2,500 to the Smith van,
The other minor injury was
reported in a crash on Friday at
3:45 a.m. when a pickup truck
driven by Robert Morrissey, RR
Taylor said there should be no
difficulty in meeting the
ministry provision that operating
costs not increase when the addi-
tion is completed.
"The operating costs should be
no greater than limping along on
the old building," Cann added.
Neither he nor the ad-
ministrator knew what portion of
the costs would be borne by the
county, but suggested it was
around 25 percent.
Cann said that when he
presented his annual report to
county council, many members
were in sympathy with the board
and the need for improvements
at South Huron Hospital.
In a final comment, Cann said
"the attitude of the board is that
Ave have the responsibility to
supply the best kind of health
care we can, and since we have
substantial funds they should be
invested to keep health care at a
high level".
2 Crediton, struck a tree on
concession 10-11 of Stephen
Township, just south of sideroa0
15-16.
The driver had been nor-
thbound and met a southbound
vehicle at the crest of a hill and
swerved into the ditch to avoid a
collision.
Constable Jim Rogers set
damage at $700.
On Friday at 9:00 p.m.,
vehicles driven by William Medd,
Huron Park, and Robert Camp-
bell, RR 1 Hensel!, collided on
concession 2-3 of Hay just north of
Highway 83.
Damage in that crash was
listed at $575 by Constable Frank
Giffin,
A hit and run is under in-
vestigation by Constable Al
Quinn, It was reported at 1:45
p.m. on Thursday, when a truck
owned by Norman Thomson was
struck by an unknown vehicle in
Norwood Village, just south of
Exeter.
Damage to the Thomson
vehicle was listed at $150.
The other accident of the week
occurred near the main in-
tersection in Hensall on Wed-
nesday at 10:00 p.m.
A truck driven by James Lee,
Willowdale, was proceeding
south when a spray boom he was
hauling dropped down and hit a
road sign and grazed a 1977
Lincoln parked at the Hensall
Motors lot.
Total damage was estimated at
$175 by Constable Larry
Christiaen,
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