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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-01-27, Page 124 a tl ta- d Page 12 -The Wingham Advance -"filmes, Thursday, January 27, 1972 Four vehicles involved in accident Tuesday a.m. A chain reaction type of rear - end collisions resulted in two men being taken to Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital Tuesday morning. They -were kept there for obser- vation. An linperial Oil Company tanker driven by Philip Velds- man of Dorchester was proceed- ing north on Highway 4 about one mile from Belgrave opposite the cemetery, when a car driven by Lorne Marshall of Kirkton ran into its rear end. Swirling snow due to high winds made visibility_ the grille and fender. The acci- extremely poor and a secondrear, dent was investigated by Prov. driven by Alex Bean, RR 2', In- Const . • K. R. Balzer. gersoll, ran into the Marshall ve- hicle. Marshall and Bean received in- juries and were removed to the hospital. Attempts to determine the extent of their injuries were without avail as no one at the hos- pital would give out any informa- tion. Mr. Veldsnian, driver of the tanker, said he left London early Tuesday morning in fair weather conditions and did not encounter stormy areas until he reached Blyth He said he was driving at 5 mph when his vehicle was hit. The Marshall vehicle was badly crushed in at tlIce front and also had considerable damage at the rear when struck by the Bean car . which sustained slight damage to —Mr. and Mrs. John Mills have returned to their home in Marton after 'spending two weeks with their graridchildren while Mr. and Mrs. Monty Bennett were in Florida. Charges pending following crash Damages were estimated at $1,700 last Tuesday 'following a collision at the intersection of Con. B. Turnberry Township and Arthur Street, ,Wingham. Barry G. Taylor, RR 2, Wing - ham, was travelling east 00 the B Line and Dale H. Bridge also of RR 2, Wingham, was proceeding north on Arthur St. and as he ap- proached the stop sign, continued. through, making a left turn in front of the Taylor vehicle. Mr. Taylor, 24, received lacer- ations over his nose and was treated at the Wingham and Dig - hospital. Prov. Const. George Foulon investigated. Charges are pending. Mrs. .Rose M Broom, RR 5., Lucknow, was travelling west on Highway 86 last Tuesday when her vehicle entered a snow cov- ered section of the roadway, skid - ed, left the north side of the road and struck a tree. Damage to the car was set at $500. Mrs. Broom received minor injuries. Treat fractres A 15 -year-old Brussels girl re- quired treatment at Wingham and District Hospital Saturday for injuries received in a snow- mobile accident. Betty Mason, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor Mason, fractured her nose and suffered contusions to her face when she fell off a snowmobile in Brussels. Also on Saturday Mrs. Eliza- beth Krohn, RR 3, Wingham, fell at home and fractured her right collarbone. and Milne Cole of ,Blyth lacerated his thumb and first finger while sawing wood. Following treatment at the hospi- tal, both were released, ;d Mrs. Rosemary Benninger, RR 2. Teeswater, was treated for painful lacerations to her right wrist and thumb, received when „a jar she was 'opening broke in her hand on Sunday. Mrs. May Young of Wingham fel•1 on Josephine Street, Sunday, near the post office and fractured her right hip, She was admitted to hospital and her condition has since been, described as satisfac- tory. Two *Wools' occyr in town A collision last Friday resulted in total damage of $500 but no in- juries resulted. Bruce Walter of Josephine Street was driving a ear owned by J. G. Walter. At the intersection of Water and Cedar Streets a car driven by Jean Sin- namon of Arthur Street collided with the Walter vehicle. Town police reported that Mrs. Sinnamon said a high snow bank caused her to misjudge the inter, section causing the collision. 'Storm conditions were the cause .of a collision between two cars at the intersection of Shuter and Patrick Streets at 3:35 Tues-- lday afternoon resulting in a total of $450 damage. Alex E. Strong was driving south on Shirter, Street. He stopped at the intersection but did not see anything approaching and 'started out and came into collision with a car driven by Wil -'n liam Lloyd Hayden, RR 2, Wing - ham, which was driving west ori PatrAck Street. PREPARING. FOR the public speaking contest, James Smith reads about rabies, Stainton about Indians and the West and Stanley Stapleton studies horses. The three boys were among about 18 students studying various topics in the library of Wingham Public School Iasi Wednesday. —Sta`f Photo. Bruce The Wingham Advance:Times, Thursday, January 27, 1972 Grade A Oveli Ready SCHNEIDER'S 3 Lb. 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