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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-01-21, Page 1I With which is amalgamated -theWorrie BetteVi and' Wroxeter News or, WilP.PNNSRAY1 441§411/.4thlf .4;1;1.000 Ails- r crest ale If New greement fined SA special iriebting of the Wear council was, held last Thursday evening, in order that councillors could meet with efficialt of the Central Mortgage and Housing, Corporation, to discuss the -possi- bility of negotiating a neW agree- mont 'between toWn ..ann corpor, ation. - Mess'rs. Lepine rind Maxwell; the former manager of the Hamilton office of dentral Mortgage and. Housing, represented :the crown corporation at the meeting. Tide municipality has been inter- ested in entering into a new agree-' the C.M,8sII, la paying a lower to rate than normiti, it is for this Ireasen that the: municipality feel* that if 'a necessary agreement inc reached and the homes put up Or sale, a better and- more equitable tax picture In relation ,to the re Mainder of the eernmunity would. result, ! Tenants. first The C.M.H. representatives eiik plainest to the councillors tr' - methods which .must be used to r tl , negotiate the agreement betwcf* the two parties. First of all was necessary for the' municipality! Merit with the in;`order that the community ,might gain a higher, tax revenue: from the Hill- crest development,- The orlginai agreement' ,was signed in' 1948, at Which time CM.841, loaned the municipality SKIM to pay 'for local improvements for the 48 honles Which were to be built, This money Will have been, paid back in March of this year, when ,the . ToWn of Winghant snakes the final payment. , The ,01d, agreement amortized the cost of the homes over a 50 year period into, rental 'figures,' however, to.pass a resolution requesting a new agreement, Once C,X.&I-I, receives this formal' reselutlon the path in open for a new agreement. The first point under the new agreement is that tine homes in the development would be immed- lately offered for sale at prices set by the C,2Vf.&kl, A refund would be made to the twin, half 'at time of sale, and 'remainder in the fol- lowing years, of the proportionate cost of local improvements, The sale price te the Purchaser would include •this amount,' which means that there would be' no' tax levy against the purchasers for the (Plea'4e Turn to Page Sayer) COMMITTEE WILL STUDY INSTITUTIONS SECONOW REN:IMPRACTIC4 oard Discusses Possi ition to High Schoo -father' Passes • At MgOte, Grove. CHIEF FETED—Police Chief TS W. (Bert) Platt ef Wingham who resigned his position last week Wits guest Of lionOr at a special gathering in the Wingha m Armouries last Friday evening, Chief Platt is p - ictured above as he was presented with a Wrist watch and a purse of money by Mayor MeKinney.—Ad- , vanoe-Tinries photo. Mr.; and Mrs. Whitney Grose and Debbie ;were summoned to Maple Grove last week when Mrs. Grose's, fathers Albert. Franklin Spencer, died suddenly at his, home on Thursday, HO is survived by his wife, the former Ella/ Roger Munns, two daughters, Mrs:• B, C. • Hurlbert (Molly)' of Toronto and Mrs, N, 3. W. Grote (Kathleen) of Wingham and one granddaughter, Debbie Grose. Ws'. Spencer was in his 81st year. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer were known to, many in Wingham, having been frequent visitors With their daugh- ter at the Hotel' Brunswick. -Tbe fuperal was held on Monday eftertiden' at the MeliitOsh • Luke funeral horns in Oshawa With in- terrilen shistin ionliVenfetery. MRS. TED fiAULEY IS AUXILIARY PRE S. apeciaE • ing meeting Of the ‘Miiighariiiil*- trieb High'), School 'Beard Jastl*e4h, Chairman Roy B.• Cousins arkithei reeves of SBrusaelt, GreY aridzIMO,r-1 rls delved into the problems of erecting a second high school in- stead of building an addition to the present structure in Wingharn, Mr. Cousins reported that fol- lowing his investigation 'it did not seem practical to buid a second school. This =elution was reach- ed when it was found that at best only 91 pupils could be expected to attend the second institution, and that assessments to support the plan would not be adequate. dome ofthe ratepayers in the • Vicinity- of Brussels as well as in the village itself, have been urging the High School Board to ponsider the idea, of a • second school rather than the addition, at was for this reason that serious consideration has been given the matter. Mr. Cousins • stated. that he 'has asked the• ratepayers ins Brussels to eon- Sidei the problems and if there are any further iuggestioris on the sub- ject they will be welcome. • There seems to be many reasons against the plan for a second school, most of them financial. Mr. Cousins Said that on investigatien it would• be' 'a duplication of ad- Jpkin W.• Hanna, II:PP., has 'aril nounced that Barry 'Wenger, pub lisher of The Advance-Times, will be a member .of the provincial setuninittee 'which is shortly to un- dertake a „detailed study of all 'children's institutions in • Ontario. The' study is to be made at the re quest of the Minister of Welfare, Hen. Louis P. Cecile. Midi Bessie Touzel, director of the ontarlo Welfare ,Council, is the chairman of the study group, which also includes Father Swithun Bow- ers of Ottawa, Miss Gwen DaVen- port of Clarks On and John Johns- ton qf Bracebridge. Purpose of the' study is to bring the standards of all, children's ins atitutions up to present day leirels l in the light of advancing knowledge in this' field. Sittings of the com- mittee will continue for several Months: A special meeting , of the. Wing- ham DiStrict 'High School , $,Pard was held last Thursday evening to discuss with its architect and other officials the preblerns relatiVe to a possible addition to the abltool. Present at the meeting were' Mr. Kyles, of Hamilton,, architect ;for the original building, Mr. IYIeLei. land, District High SchoolInspect• tor, and. Mr. J. H. Kinkead, publin school inspectors and member Of the Huron County consultahiye corrimittee. In the discussions it was tenta"- tively decided that, a six to eight room addition to• the school would- be required in order to aeconnme- date the influx of pupils next year, and to ask for Department of Edueatibn approval, for same. • A deputation from 'the :village of Brussels; the, townships of Grey 'and Morris; .requested the hoard to Consider the erection of another schobi at Brussels, instead, of. an, addition to the present school, with. the r:new. school ,to •rertrait under' the jurisdietion of the Wing- ham District High School Board. The general feeling of the,meet- ing - was 'that the plan for another aches:I was. -not practical, due to :the cost- factors involved, . The cost of an additien has not been worked; out but the arehiteet suggested a probable , figure or miniptration cost, plant facilities, approximately $200,000, for . Six and extra building cost if a sec- teems. and school was built in Brussels. TOWN ACCEPTS BID FOR POLICE CRUISER The officers of the Legion Ladies', Auidliary, Wingham, were install- ed at a joint installation ceremony on Tuesday evening of last week by Mrs. William McCann,' Zone Commander for Zone Cl. Xnatallecl were the followIng: PaSt Mrs: Dave CrotherS; pres., -Mrs, Ted Gauley; first vice- pres., Mrs, R, Casembre;„ second vice-pres., Mrs. George Meeks; sergeant-al-arip's,.:Mrs. S. yorsy.th; 'Sec., Mrs, Ted" ;English; trea.., Mrs, L. Dawson; executive comm., Mrs. A. Sell,, Mrs. Don Adams, Mrs. Geo Day, Mrs, William Bitten, Mrs. J. Orvis, Mrs. A: Hafermehl, Other officers elected were standard bearer, Mrs. H. Ross; relief officer, Mrs. E. Lewis; pianist, Mrs. A. Sell: Members'o'f the 'execrative met at- the home of 'Mrs, Ted English on' Thursday evening arid drew up the following committees for 1959: House Comm„ Mrs. V. Ducharme, Mrs. G Day*' membership comm., Mrs. A, Sell, Mrs, K. Sinnamon; social comm., Mrs; L. Elliott, Mrs. rn Carter, Mrs. G. Sinnamon, Mrs. Wm. Elston; sick comm., Mrs. W. Hall, Mrs. H, Ross, Mrs. J. Strong, Mrs. A. Sell; telephoning comm., Mrs. R. Casemore, Mrs. D. Cro- thers, Mrs. G., Brooks, Mrs. G. Hall ; press reporter, Mrs. Gwen Adams. There would also be the very cri- tical problem of finding' qualified staff for a small school. Officials also seem to be of the opinion that a second -tchool, of less than 250 pupils would not be approved by the Department of Education, or .at least such ap- proval has not been forthcoming in recent years. UNX BOOSTS POWER, AIRS SPECIAL SHOW Shower Held or Mr,5. Ron. Lee Mrs. Charlie Leg and Mrs. Wee Lee were hostesSeg: en TueSday evening of Met week at the latter's home, when a MIScellaneous show- er was held for Ira. Ron Lee. About 40 friends attended. Mrs. Mrs. Ron Bell: and Mrs, Wirmie Lott were the Whiners of conteats. Tile guests %retie served lunch by the hostesses, "assisted by Mrs. Jim Lee, Mrs, DistOrtonmett, Mrs, Murdock LaRose • and Mrs. Jenny Lee. , Mrs. Ron Lee Is the former Ielen boneStrathy, whose Orne was in Owen Sound and 'Wito is on the kitchen staff of ' Wingihati ,General Hos- pital. Mr. and MO; Lee will- live in the .apartivent above, the new restaurant oii -Josephine St. and will take uptesidenee 'as soon as the apartment is 'completed. Legion'. Officers fstalled .foi 1959 Last Tuesday' evening, in the Legion Home, Zone Commander Jack Bateson acted as sergeant6at- arms 'when Chester Merriam, Pro- vincial chairman of Tara,' was •the installing officer, • Officers installed for 1959 were: Past president, John Pattihon; president, Lloyd Carter; vice presi- dents, Sack Oryis and George BrookS; sergeant-at-arma, Willis Hall; secretary, George Tervit; treasurer, R. Chettleburgh, service officer, Robert Casemore; executive committee, William Hogg, Ross Gordon, L. Elliott; finance sec,, Jack Sturdy. Guests at the Meeting were George nglis, provincial chairman, Service Bureao; Scotty McCann of Pordwich and past president of.the. Howick branch and Frank Dough- erty, zone 'commander of G-4. The .next meeting will be on January, 27th when the member- ship (*taw will be worth $25.00.s randson. Is Nominated ern-Ages of the Year ALONG THE MAIN DRAG By '47/ reaeorhin ,• OW HANNA, BACK— , • • • JOhn 004014 arrived in Toronto. on 'Sunday , evening from Miami, :Where he "140:i spent the past few weeks. • Be. is-feelingfine and re- Vette eXeellent weather during his stay in the south, While he was away' Johii sent the gigantic. 04- page issue` of the Miarni Herald to. „the ;editor.. We alWayn get qoite,a, lift 'Oat 'of this mo'nste'r Pub- lication, WHIM .is: littried" °tit an: Pually to 41w),* the ()range Bowl/ giune; 'RABIES STILL STROSG— ,The federal. ;veterinarian repeat that to:date 40 foxes; nine cows-and /We horses have:'been certified .as rabid in Huron' County. Though the crest of the epidemic is Moving into southern counties, there 'is still plenty of danger Anthill:area., • 0 - 0 - 0 ' liFISSED bOME OF•IT,' Although. Witigharn and district got plenty at snow over the week- erid; apparently the Niagara, • Peri- jnsula and northern New Tork get' th9 Werat, of the fails However, •it is safe asamirte that plead south-' ern areas didn't Have as „nnsieh ly- Olt .41rfOnd' When' the-'big • SiOrin 00;04 • The town will shortly' face the:need' for .ariother.,rernaval 'jeb if''motor straffie is to continued, in 1Witigham., a - USE :THE HEAP!, pLEASIN .Winter driving conditions seem to bring out the worst'in,foolieh d ere.. Like: the' trucher who 'insists on, not ,bnly, doublorparking, Mit leaving his great big, road-hogging machine fedi. feet out from the ears at the eurb. Another to ab y letPe , is the fellow. who itOps',.bit truck at a corner—not near the turn but half way: around it:. And then there is the fad ',Who -parks , his car opposite the ;end, of a lane OPening onto nar- row. street. Technically. !he's, in the clear because he is •On :the .other Side 'of tbe .street, huit that try: to use : the larieway when tnere is no . eotiih. 'to ; make:We:torn becatise of, the :parked :vehicle. "Thia'would be peqeet time. of ;:year to, pernirtn- eittly.-iveekribt,,the.,.iiiiithripetent driveis. '1 1PO Y. LEAVES HOMi — , ' ' Patsy W. J. Clark's' pony mare, isa4 ;close -friend 'Of nianY, of the• town's' yourikateta,' was `sold' regents'. 13r :to ,07.1,fian who liVet in 'the Bol-, ton :area,- ,The'. mare classy animal and brelight Mr. ,Clark /111"theSrolind sum of $400. 0 6 0 - ,• r111,17 DAIKAGii$ • THIICK- • ,• ; 'Ai "workmen • Were 'working on theslia tanka ,Of a 4racto& truch owned by C. Lloyd lk S.oii .Ltd„ at. the •Winghara Motors Garage, fire bieke-:Out beneath the'cab and by the tiniathe,toW truck had remov- ed•'the *tractor ;froth the building the 'interior of lite cab was, badly dainaged.. tfisitifBA,VE ANNTItM, MEETING The annual :meeting of the Bei- , iraye.peneol Fair will be held in the *leave Comniunity Centre on Wednesday, January 28 At 2 p:m. Everyone welcome, • F21b 04010-1: IN /11171.011A1TE Poo Robertson 'and the Ranch. Boys Wilf•be plaYing for a dance in . the,.. Forester's B,elgrave, Thrsday, Jan. 22. Sponsored by the Arena Beard., F14,21e Chief Platt Presented by Friends 'Friday Night Police Chief T. W. Platt; Who re- 3 been able to be ,an excellent police- signed his• post on the local -force, ' man and still retained the respeet was gudst of honor at a special' and friendship of everyone in the gathering in the Wingham Armour-.community: He wished Chief Platt les. on Friday, evening of last Week.' and' •his family, •health and hasp).- About 100 friends frem Wingham mess, on behalf of the community.- and ,snembert of Wine ..ferces in Ha aiqo ;said that ,it was, -with- ,a . neighboring, communities were on .great deal ot regret that t•he coon- hand fOr the special night. During ell accepted Chief -Platt's resigna- • the evening Chief Platt was - pre- tion, but realized it could not be purse seated 0. withf Money, a b wristy 3 4wa ya toeth ivracni c id na_ helped. Chief Platt: *the group ney, who spoke briefly in making from the bottom a his heart. He 1 the presentation-for the ,group. : said that It has :been. ,a. pleasure In sPeaking of Chief Platt's Wcn•lc„ to have -been 'associated for so long in the community, the mayor 'said, with ,the peoP'e of Wingham, ,and that he had carried out his duties he thanked ever,yone for the kind in an outstanding mariner. He had nanesds thhia st had 'family eeilbypnveshrown the years. Chief' Platt said, "It is with re- gret, that 'I leave Wingharn, • but I will be back to visit, and I hoOe many of you, will visit with Mrs. Platt and myself at our Orange- ylibl'eolflo'awrriling". the presentation an' ex- , celfent buffet lunch, provided' by the insurance adjusters- of the dis- trict, was served. . , ' ‘ Arrived in .1.8.21'11" - Bert 141att came to Wingham in 1027, He was`then Wtkiliefor. the Canachen .Pacific 'Railways and he remarked that the first.. time' he set foot in town lie had bome,over by railway hand car from Wroxeter with another C.F. employee, and, lie well remembers, and., often 'laughs about the, visit, for Chief of Police George Allan 'followed the , tvito ,mischief , young,e men around ,the street to make tare 'they Were not up to ally ,mischief , Mr,, Platt actually came to live in Wingharri in 1929, as an 'em- ployee of the railway and member of the section crews. After leaving the railway, he started as night constable on the Wingharn police force on February ,16, 1931, 'a Vaal- tion he held until 'the outbreak of war in 1939, when he. joined the armed forces on September 1th, Mr. Platt saw a long and distin- anderway in the near future, and guished army career, first with the that when this takes' place, it will 7th Field Regiment and later with , be necessary to have the sidewalk the War •Climes Commission In ' covered in with at least four-inch ' Europe for a. total of six years of l service. Chief Platt has been con- boards s i ne overhead, v e 'tile h e:d , meeting snow fence' nectscl With the nenied forces for has been used to block off the 20 years, as he has been a member sidewalk on the main street at this of, the local Battery for some thine. point. ' Arriving baak in Winghana he . At, the special meeting ,of the town council last;Thursday; it Was decided. on motion of Reeve Adair and Councillor Nesmith,. to ..aecept the tender of Crawford Motors for' a new police crniser fgt. the muni- • cipali y.• The purchase of the new vehicle followed the decision 'to call for teaders at the previous meeting. Several tenders were received by the council, and the acceptance of the Crawford Motors tender follow- ed a lengthy discussion on the. Merits •of each offer by local car dealers. 'At the same meeting the council also discussed the problem of basic safety on the sidewalks past the • Hotel Brunswick which was destroyed by fire last November, Chairman. of the public works committee, • Councillor Nesmith, was asked to have 'butter barri- cades put in place in order to pro- tent the public from any failing `debris, Pollee Chief T, W„ Platt said that he understood that wrecking of the structure will get .••••••••., A's 'an officilit kick-off for their recent power boost, CKNX Televi- sion, Channel 8i Wingham, will present a special "live hour-long show, Friday, Janhary 23, 10.00 to 11.00 p.m. The show, "More Power to You", will feature top talent, from 'all over Western. Ontario The; roster includes the renowned :Schneider Orpheus Male Choir from Kitchen- er, -Paul Cross' and his Orchestra from Stratford, the svoice, of De- lores Ende-rwink ;of :Owen' Sound, Slim 13oricber and ills Golden Prat.' de Cowboys, Earl Heywood and Larry and flay Mercey of Hanover. The show willsbe emceed 'by Bruce. St. George and Johnny Brent, While this entertaining show *ig-, riffles the official boost in power,. CltniX Television has been oper- ating at 180,000 watts for over , three weeks, .. representing a 5-time increase In signal strength During the show on Friday, grey- tingS to Viewers, old and new, will be extended by W. T ".Cruickshank, president Of CKNX. 'Mr, Cruick- shank has stated that, "It Is the in- tention of CKNX Television-to fur- ther extend the local programming originated by the station to cover all of the counties of Huron, Perth, Waterloo, Wellington, Dufferin, Grey and. Bruce. We have been Working on this plan since our in- .ception over ;three years ago and now We have the necessary Power to put it into full operation. We want to make it possible for you, no Matter Where you live in these counties, to be able to see your neighbours and• hear' about there on Channel ' Accident Treated Here Sion tot 'Mtn an award 'at a Nation- al Leaglie- Meet at the University of ..rierida, 'The League w police in ja"truarapyPoliOnit6e,d adiploefsitolofe. lie held until 1951 when he purchased A farm near Ot'angeville. After two years in that Ideality he Wass per- :.sanlatotled up b' to r: vll 'duties,ee ttiro Wingham and t Ban In Grand Valley, Mr% Platt was married in 10110 and the couple are the parents of three sons, Wile lard of Mater", Ja'me's and Joseph of 'Orangeville,' and two, daughters, -Shirley (Mrs. Robert Wilson)' of Orangeville 'and Patricia 'of Toon» to, Mr,• and Mrs. Platt have three grandchildren, Chief Platt said it .Was his ing tentien to go back to his OtWirge4 ia,M, Olt baek: arid take WO easy, after his . aetiVe YOittit In Wi it lrtlnt Nelohbors Gatlaur To Bid Farewell Neighbors of Mr, and; Mrs, Art Parkinson gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack tateson on Saturday evening to hold a fare,,- well party, Mr. and Mrs. Parkin- son will leave Wingham at the end of the meeth , for their new home in Port Elgin. ' During 'the 'evening girt guests played euchre with Mrs, Sohn vii,v13gatt buvina. tin- high sore for ladies and Freddie Templornan winning Prize for the men. Mr. and Mtg. ParkinSOn were. presented with a set of bathroom, m!ales, Games were played and'. luntli served by the hostess, assist* ed by the ladieSi Sydney G. Friend, principal of holds a students. Congress on We Terry-Parker High Sdhool, Jack- same lines as the Congress at „sonville,, Fla:, paid public tribute to Washington, The conferences or teen-agers, and in particular, two meets are held on a State wide members of his student body, Claire 'basis, and by the university pro- Leunberger and 'Richard Pollock, fettors. Richard was in the State's in an Interview with a reporter' of top five per cent. the Jacksonville journal: These two A sunt tay se jlobi leader' of the students had been chosen Teen-, Ager of the Year, 'by members South Jacksonville Presbyterian the Student Council, whom Mr. Church, he has worked in Hi-Y, •congratulated on their also national in scope, which. en- Friend thoroughness In choosing the two courages reading of good books, sentatives of their school, debates and discestions on teen-age repre Richard is a son of Mr, 'and Mrs, problems of every description, He has twice been vice pregiclent of Rhys A, PollOck, former residents the Hey Club, a high school service of Wingharn, He attended Wing- club sponsored by Xiwards Int r- ham Public School and graduated e national, The nevi international With honors from the Viscount annual meeting of this organization ilton, Oritarlp, He was Class vale- is 'slated" for Toronto, Montgomery Public School in Hath- dicteriall and had the leading part Richard has also- been chairman of Inter-club Council, made up of in the class play. He received a Merit Award from the Board of the presidents of the various school extra-curricular clubs, National Edireatioe and also a Reader's . Di- gest Award. , Forensic League, Hey Club, Latin away, the "Iss 0 nvie Club, Spanish Club, etc. He Xn e a but-nal asked the high schools in has been president of the Student the -city and county to pick their Couneil, as Well //' riture Nurses outstanding boy and 'girl Teen- mascot. Ager of the Year, The. criteria, He has Oli-OSell Medicine as a covering soholarthipt eharacter, •taster and has a scholarship at leadership, personality and personal 14-1610 rY University, Atlanta, Geor,, appearance were carefully 'studied gia, 'one Of the best schools in the south Ana rates as one of the best by ail Seniors and nine boys and nine girls' Was nominated. The in the nation in Medicine, dentistry t8 finalists Were' rediteed to the and' theology, 'At graduation Rich- above two Winners, hy gathering 11-rd 11180 received the Americ" and evaluating information receive Legion Citizenship Mort(' Award. ed from adults ,in the dorrinntnIty Richard is a grandson of Rev. Pollock, Whighant tlhys As well as the .school. Planes playing won Richard' the owned the shoe stare thick lie talent show honors and dinellts sold to Warke"" Callan, and the PollOck family left town about 'Wen years ago. Mrs, rsollodk , is the formor Hay Meyers' of-the For- Mosa district,, FEDEBATION of AtfiltACIILIVRE ,'*,meettng of the Twin of Turn- berry ,•rederation - of Agriculture held in Giltheat'S. School' on Wednesday, Unitary- Zist at 9 p.m.' Thiattlitn; iniportirit Meeting to all (*MOMS, Turnberry to arrange- find appoint canvassers, to .make Huron. County,Hetreeloais free ' ' arch.'' All interested farmers please attend this'meeting,; and show your' ' interest 'in -Yeah', Federation • 0. of Agriculture.' F21b URGENT iftEETI1461 AT TOWN HALL kAll organizations, arid individualt iii Witigharit arid dlOttlet, whether , orenot 'they! are members of the Council,. are'asked tei: Meet at the council cham ber on Wednesday evening, 26 4 8.30 .discuss ways and means ,of raising money 'fen, the 'purchase of al,projector. The,' machine current- - ly -in wee is on loan and has to be returned soon. Unless a Machine van be purchased the adVantages offered, by. the Filth , Council. will be lost to the eihninunity, F2128b -or slittuitcoot Aiktgotritezo •svxnAv The banns of lkiiittlasse were ans. netnided in the. Batted- Heart thillth on Sunday Of Elizabeth. VtatY;Volliicirt, daughter' of Mr, and Mrs, 1iVilliatii Yellitierf towel, And Francis dames Gibbons, wily *off of Mr.: *nit 14,04, James' Glhbens 'of Winghant The Mar- tinge will 011ie hide on StkikirdaY,, February- 7th lni St. iltary'S Ohnreb, HeSSeri,21.13' , . 'Hobert George lialrillten, 00, was admitted to the Wingham General Hospital Where it Wes found that he,waS Suffering froth concussion, sealp laketations and fractured ribs, The Mae WAS injured in a ear' aetidetit.' oll Thursday, which '00., netted Ott No, iligliway west of ,LticknOW, Mr, Hattifiton was -the driver -Of a light truck which Wag in collision with a car driven, by . W1114011 Hartis of Ripley. SI"JtV VVAIWEN Biti.ICE-BRUCE Joynt, titeknoW, Who was 1 'The latter 'was taken to St: Jos eleeted Warden Of the County of IttOce ballot as the' seph's HoSpital, London, with Chest klithtiary of that binfitail °pelted, Pmrty.one *nos age, he is j andleg InjtirleS, the On of teelhet Warden WeeleY 40tIte‘4AtchenW Seittlitel photo. :Both vehicles were wreeked,