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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-03-13, Page 36Pulte 12A Times -Advocate. March 13 1985 Stormy weather causes Lucan area accidents Officers of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police were kept busy Tuesday, March 4 in- vestigating nine accidents caused by extreme winter weather. The first and the most serious occurred at 1:05 p.m. on Highway 4 involving five vehicles during whiteout conditions. Drivers involved were Theo Vanden- Breekel, London; Lester Heywood, Exeter; Randy Quesnel. Lucan and Mary Dyson and James (bates. both of London. Constable Hodge set damages at $t LOW. No one was injured. Only 25 minutes later, vehicles driven by Richard Hall. Granton and James Hanlon. Denfield collided on Cameron sideroad. ('onstable Wilcox listed damages at $4,500. At 1:40 p.ni. on Highway 4, whiteout drifts caused vehicles driven by Roy Van Kasteren. RR 2, Lucan and James Kipp. London to collide. Damages were set at $1.000 by ('on - stable Risher. 1'ehicles driven by Alec Gallineer. St_ .tar•ys and Robert Roney, Thorn - dale collided on Concession 5 at the same time ('onstable Holland estimated damages at $2,000. Holland was at the same scene 30 minutes later as a vehicle driven by Charles Tabor, Thorndale struck the cle driven by Scott Kerr, Ingersoll struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Mary Maxwell, London. Constable Wilcox set damages at $1,200. Vehicles driven by James Riddell and Alice Pinnell, both of Granton col- lided on Middlesex road 23 at 4:50 p.m. Corporal Munro listed damages at $4,500. At 4:25 p.m.. a vehicle driven by Judith Lawson. RR 3. Granton left the roadway of Middlesex road 23 and hit the ditch. Constable !lodge estimated damages at $700 Six tables of euchre at Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORINZ Winners at the euchre game held Wednesday night at the Community Centre were: ladies high. A Idene Wolfe. Dashwood: ladies low, Noreen McCann. Mount Carmel: men's high. Fred Gibson, Shipka: men's low, won by Grace Masse playing a man's card. Most lone hands. Roy Swartz. Exeter. A prize for having a birthday - closest. to St. l'artrick's day was won by Jim Houlahan. Six tables were in play, with lunch refreshments served by the far south group. Another euchre will be held in two weeks on March 20. Personals Ferman and Leota Synder, accom- panied by Katie Vincent of Grand Bend. attended an annual -business meeting March 2, at the German Church of God in Kitchener. After the •meeting they spent the weekend in Elmira at the Snyders' daughters home. Suzanne and Otto Plein and the grandchildren Christopher and Melissa. Bill Maier. Mio Michaigan, George Maier and Walter Schmidt, Farm- ington area of Detroit. visited a cou- ple days last week with their Morenz cousins here, as well as other area relatives and friends. Harold and Doreen Finkbeiner have returned home after a six week holiday in the Pompano area of. Florida. Bob and Diane Finkbeiner return- ed recently from a week's holidays in the Bahamas. Hugh and 1 visited Saturday after- noon with his sister. Mrs. Hazel Cor- bett. in llensall, and along with other relatives helped to celebrate Hazel's birthday. rear of the Roney vehicle. Damages were listed at $800. At 3:15 p.m. on Highway 4. a vehi- The other Tuesday accident occur- red at 9 a.m. when a vehicle driven try Larry Preszcator, Lucan left Highway 4 and rolled over. Damages were listed at $1,000 by ('onstable 11ilson. Constable Chapman set damages at $3,000 when a vehicle driven by Patricia Wilson slid on the icy road- way of Concession 14 and struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Granton Wilson at 4:30 p.m., Monday. Both are from Granton. A vehicle driven by Ronald Mills, Lucan went out of control at 2:15 p.rn. on Highway 4. Constable Wilcox estimated damages at $500. 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