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4 "A Family Tradition for 134 Years" Beaverton man killed, four hurt in Hwy. 12 crash rr Te A Beaverton man was killed and four others seriously injured in a two- vehicle collision south of Port Perry last weekend. Ontario Provincial Police report that Herbert Graham, 77, was pro- nounced dead at the scene of the accident. It occurred on Hwy. 12 near Scugog Line 2. The acci- dent occurred at approxi- mately 12:38 p.m. on Saturday (Dec. 30). Police report hat the victim was a passenger in a northbound | Ford Aerostar van that collided with a southbound Toyota car. Details on the cause of the accident were not released, but the snowy weather and slippery road conditions are believed to have been a contributing factor in the accident. : As a result of the colli- "sion, three other occu- pants were removed from the Ford van. All sus- tained serious injuries. And the driver of the Toyota, 45-year-old Xian- Wei Ha of Toronto, was rushed to Sunnybrook Hospital, where he has been listed in critical con- dition. The highway was closed in both directions for more than four hours as officers investigated the collision. No charges have been laid as of yet. Anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to contact Whitby OPP Const. Greg Clee at 668- 3388. . . haan EN CHRIS HALUPORT PERRY STAR Hwy. 12 south of Port Perry was closed for sev- eral hours Saturday (Dec. 30) as Ontario Provincial Police investigators examined the cir- A Beaverton man was killed and four others sus- tained injuries when a northbound van crossed the centre line, and slammed into an oncoming A Port Perry -man escaped serious injury last week when his snow- mobile collided with a deer. : Durham Regional Police report that the 45- year-old man was riding his sled on a trail just south of Hwy. 7A last Thursday afternoon (Dec. 28) when he slammed into the deer. The animal appeared to be unhurt, but the snowmobile sustained Snowmobile rider unhurt after collision with deer about. $2,000 in damage, say police. The accident marks only one of a large num- ber of incidents recently involving deer, police say. : From Oct. | through to Dec. 11, there have been 44 incidents of vehicles striking deer reported in North Durham. Included in that number were 15 collisions in Scugog, 18 in Uxbridge, and another 1 | in Brock. RABAT HEE] North nit. Pe O85 DID cumstances that led to this two-vehicle collision. car, police say. | Join us for an ror on of fun during the annual FScagog Cenlre Ga Skate-A-Thon Sun., Jan. 14, 1:00 to 4:30 pm Pledge Forms & information contact: Township Office 985-7346 or Connie Stewart 985-8698 A joint project of Port Perry Minor Hockey, Port Perry Ringette Association, Port PerryFigure Skating Club and Second Ice Pad Committee 2 wr ER CT Petroleum Products for Home ¢ Farm e Industry { \. Ralph Taylor Fuels Ltd. Wayne Taylor 190 Wentworth Street East,Oshawa L1H 3V5 (005) 723-3742 (Oshawa) (905) 885-2438 (Port Hope) 279 Queen St., Port. Perry 905-985-2775 Everyone's going to the Jesters Count! To eat, drink and have a good time!! FALL wiNTER | "THE SKATERS CORNER" SPRING & SUMMER 14620 ; RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Old Scugog Rd., Free Estimates/Contracts Available ik « Snow Blowing * Snow Plowing Blackstock » Sanding/Salting | » Yard Cleanups * Grass Cutting MEAT SHOPS » Hedge & Tree Trimming * Gardening ; : | For Complete Yard Care Service by 3 (005) Hundreds of Food Ideas | SCOTT PROPERTY . One Aisle . SE CE ; 86-0177 1874 SCUGOG STREET | 905-985-2535 or 905-261-7840 PORT PERRY 985-1202 cn he