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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-04, Page 12• brothers, mother to tai in snowy mishoD en 1► ilk Wroxeter famaly, iIIn- a another and five child- rsin re sent to hospital after their ^ Station wagon "wrapped it - " ,around a tree on a snow - ked Highway 86 about a half „ mile west of Molesworth .early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Yvonne Housser, 38, of RR . 2, Wroxeter, along with her son Jobb, 17, were transferred to a Kitchener hospital after receiv- ing treatment at Listowel Memo- rial Hospital. Mrs. Housser sus- tained a spine injury while John received a broken pelvis and other posdible internal injuries. Three other sons, David, 15, Brian, 13, and Stephen, 9, were taken to the Listowel hospital where they remained for obser- vation after being treated for minor injuries, Mark, 11, was treated and re-leased. Ontario Provincial Police, Listowel detachment said that when they arrived on the scene around 8:20 a.m. two ambulances had already arrived. The 1974 Ford station wagon, driven- by Mrs. Housser, had slid off the road and hit a tree broad- side. Two of the brothers were trapped inside the vehicle for about 30 minutes. Not until a door had been -ripped off were they able to escape and..receive treat- ment. Police said snow was falling when they arrived on the scene, making the rpads1l ppery. CIL TROPHY, donated by Canadian Industries Limited to the.top score in the swine section of the Judging Competi- tion. Won by Jim Fairies, RR 1, Gorrie, a member of the Huron County 4-H Veterinary Club, who had a score of 145 out of a possible 150 points, presented by Jim Johnston, Agromar-t Manager. of CIL, Brussels. TORONTO -DOMINION BANK AWARD, donated by the Seaforth Branch, Toronto -Dominion Bank, to the Champion AIlRound 4-H Livestock Showman, determined at Seaforth Junior Fair. John Van Vliet, RR 2, Brussels, a member of the North Hurop 4-H Swine Club, received the award from Stu Couiiland, of the Toronto -Dominion Bank. ROOFING We specialize in SHINGLE AND STEEL ROOFING COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES M i E ROOFING & RENOVATING Phu 291-1331 Listowel . s 411, -. s 4 �. 4P AP SUPER STUDS (24 Korot Gold Studs) EAR -PIERCING SPECIAL Rae. $us NOW $10 INCLUDING STUDS GEORGE OF BRUSSELS John St., Brussels 887-6751 Josephine St., Wingham 357-1932 AMP w FAMILY SENT TO HOSPITAL -Mrs. Yvonne Housser of RR 2, Wroxeter and her five sons were all sent to Listowel Memorial Hospital after her station wagon slammed into a - tree just off Highway 86 near Molesworth Tuesday morning. Four of the younger brothers . sustained minor injuries while Mrs. Housser and son, John, 17, were transferred to a Kitchener hospital for further treatment. Several people injured in vehicle accidents Five persons were reported in- jured last week in motor vehicle accidents investigated by the Wingham detachment of the On- tario Provincial Police. The Wingham OPP also issued 17 warnings under the Highway Traffic Act, charged seven per- sons under the Liquor Control Act and two under the Criminal Code. Mrs. Nellie Kaufman of R1 1, Cargill, was injured last Tuesday in a single -car accident on High- way 4, north of the Blyth CPR crossing,. Morris Township. .Also injured. was a passenger in her car, Jacob Kaufman, also of Car- gill. Both were taken to the Wing - ham and District Hospital and' admitted with multiple injuries. Damage was estimated at $1,000. Irma D. Guy was also reported injured Tuesdady when her car went into a ditch on Highway 86, east of the CNR crossing, Turn - berry Township. ,Estimated damage was $500. Daniel T. Campbell of Bluevale was injured in a single -car acci- dent Saturday on Concession B, east of Highway 4, Turnberry Township, when his car left the road and struck a tree stump. Mr. Campbell was admitted to the Wingham, hospital for observa- tion: Damage to the car was esti- mated at $800. Michael A. Lee of Southampton - was reported injured Sunday when his car veered across the road, went off and struck some fence posts before rolling over into a field. The accident oc- curred on Highway 4, south of Huron. Road 16; East Wawanosh Township. Damage was esti- mated at $2,000. Minor damage was. incurred last Monday when a car driven by George Howson of Wingham was in collision with an unknown vehicle on Highway 86, west of the CNR crossing, Turnberry Totvnship. Estimated damage was UP- John i 5.John C. McClinchey of RR 1, Belgrave, was involved in a single -car accident last Tuesday when his car entered a ditch and struck a tree stump. The accident occurred on Sideroad 34-35, north of Concession 8-9, East Wawa - nosh Township. Estimated damage was $1,500. A collision was, reported that same day on County Road 12, north of County Road 25, Grey Township, involving Murray D. Calvin -Brick supper, program BELGRAVE - On Saturday evening Calvin -Brick Church held its congregational supper and program in the basement of the Belgrave United Church, with an excellent crowd in attendance. The program was provided by the children of the Sunday School with Jim Beecroft as chairman. The program included a duet by Cathy Shiell and Lisa Thompson; piano solos by Marilyn Jamieson and Cathy Shiell ; two readings by Lorianne Jamieson ; a comic duet by Gordon and Marilyn Jamie- son ; a duet by Lisa Thompson and Cathy Shiell accompanied by Lori Thompson and Patty Shiell " with their guitars and Mrs. Sydney Thompson on the piano. Two action songs by Heather Shiell, Stephen and Cathy Dow, Robert Gordon. Angela and Jhson Couites, were followed by a diologue entitled. "The Mini- ster's Mistake". Rev. John Roberts spoke brief- ly. Miss Janet Watson of London showed slides of a trip she had taken this summer to European countries. The program closed with all singing "Blest Be the Tie that Binds". Irwin of RR 1, Belgrave and Susan J. Bridge of RR 4, Brus- sels. Damage was estimated at $600. A car owned by Carman A. Riley of RR 1, Londesboro, was damaged last Thursday when it was struck by a vehicle driven by Keith A. Lapp of RR 1, Auburn. The Riley vehicle was parked on Dinsley Street, Blyth at the time. Damage was estimated at $160. Maurice Baylor of RR 1, Wing - ham and Darryl K. ,Baylor of Fordwich were involved in a collision Friday on Highway 87, east of Huron, Road 28, Howick Township. Estimated damage was $1,000. A collision on Saturday in- volved Robert B. Smith and Rose M. Minogue, both of Wingham. The accident occurred on Arthur Street, north of MacDiarmid Street, Turnberry Township. Damage was estimated at $1,900: Estimated damage was also heavy in a second collision that day involving William G. McCor- mick of Wingham and James M. Thompson of Bluevale. The acci- dent occurred' on Highway 86, east of the CNR crossing, Turn - berry Township. Total damage was estimated at $1,700. The Wingham and District .Hospital reported two additional injuries last week. Mrs. Lynda Lents of Wingham was admitted to the hospital for observation after an accident last Thursday when her car was sandwiched be- tween two other vehicles in a rearend collision. Kenneth Snowdon of Wingham was YPS speaker choosestext from Genesis WHITECHURCH - Rev. Wil- ena Brown was guest speaker for the meeting of the Young People's Society. She chose as her topic "Sacredness of Life". For the scripture lesson, she read from the book of Genesis. President Barry Elliott was in charge of the meeting which was held Sunday evening in Chalmers Church. The meeting opened with a singsong and Bev Kay led in prayer. Following Miss Brown's in- teresting talk, the group of 26 di- vided into discussion teams to talk about the information given in her address. The offering was received by John deBoer. The young people decided to go carolling on the evening of December 24. Following the close of the meeting, Grace was sung and lunch was served by the com- mittee. Today could have been the day you sold that extra living room furniture IF YOU HAD PLACED A WANT AD MONDAY CALL 357-2320 We will be glad to help you to sell it next week Horse & '.Rider Eqcsipmeit .`k$� Deli sl1.r Coloours Pesters; Nesti i tes treated for abrasions to his face after falling off his moped Satur- day. The moped apparently skidded. Mr. Snowdon was re- leased after treatment. We o Ball Auctions Retail of Lucknow EXTEND TO YOU A PERSONAL INVITATION... TO VIEW OUR LINES OF NEW FURNITURE AND GIFTWARE WE ARE CERTAIN YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THE NEW VARIETY AND QUALITY OF THESE ITEMS • WE OFFER A 5 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH AND CARRY PURCHASES All Merchandise is still covered under Factory Warranty. 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