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4: "WEEKEND STAR" aphr-- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2000 One dead, four injured i In accidents Greenbank fire 'suspicious' 8 One person was killed and and four others injured after two separate accidents on snow-cov- ered highways in the area Tuesday afternoon. The first accident occurred at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 21 just east of Blackstock, accord- ing to Ontario Provincial OPEN' HOUSE " Lt] iN I Tr AR ri ie vi 0 SN "RA " he " SELECT SOFTENER SALT J0KG WINTER SOCKS SH .9 9 / pr. Police. Police say a 1999 Ford Taurus operated by 67- year-old Myra June Scholtes, of Haliburton, was eastbound on Hwy. 7A near the Regional Rd. 57 turn-off to Caesarea when the driver lost con- trol and struck a 1991 Ford Taurus, which was west- bound. Mrs. Scholtes was killed in the accident. Her two passengers, both women from the Haliburton area, were transported to Toronto hospitals with serious + injuries. The driver of the other car, 26-year-old Jennifer Christian of Peterborough, was taken to Port Perry hospital where she was held overnight for obser- vation. Her three daughters, Hayley Swain, 4, Hannah, 2, and one-year-old Megan, were not injured. The roads were slip- pery and it was snowing at the time of the accident, # police say. The highway was closed for four hours as officers investigated the accident. In another accident Tuesday - evening, a Bowmanville woman suf- fered serious head injuries and was trans- ported to Sunnybrook " hospital in Toronto. Durham Regional Police report that Patricia Higgens was northbound on Regional Rd. 57 in her 1989 Chev Cavalier when she collided with a blue 1986 6 Chev pickup truck: a the intersection of Clarington's Sixth Concession Road. The driver of the truck, 23-year-old Mark McMurray of Campbelicroft, was east- bound on Conc. 6, say police. Mrs. Higgens was taken to an Oshawa hospital before being transported to Toronto with serious head injuries. Mr. McMurray was not injured in the collision. Alcohol is not a factor in the collision, police add. The Durham Police Traffic Management Unit is investigating this colli- sion. Anyone with infor- mation on the accident is asked | to contact Constable Brenden Kennaley at 579-1520, extension 5256. And anyone who wit- nessed the fatal accident is asked to contact Const. Steve Diminie of the OPP's Whitby detachment at 668-3388. PHOTO BY CLARENCE TINLINE Scugog firefighters were called to a . Greenbank last Sunday (Nov. 19) after a stor- age shed was found on fire at lanson Park, shortly after 5:30 p.m. Durham Police were. called in to investigate the incident, and have. deemed the fire suspicious. Damage to the shed is estimated at more than $2,000. St. Thomas to host turkey dinner this coming Sunday A turkey dinner will be held on Sunday, Nov. 26 at Anglican Church, Brooklin. at 4:30 St. Thomas' p.m. and 6:30 p.m. $6. The 6:30 p.m. sitting is For tickets call 655-3883 sold out. Adults are $12 or é655- 3305. and children under 10 are EE -----. HB SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 2000 ONLY 8am to Spm Refreshments, Coe. Cheese/Crackers Sparkling Juice COTTON FLANNEL SHIRT $6.99 ; 5 % off Regular priced items in-store SUNFLOWER & on Sale EMPIRE CHEESE ,20%OFF, §i vad hs SWANS [Quel] 50 Lb. Ba rh] >| | PY