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Vý1' IMe Canadian Champion, Friday. October 13, 200 - 17 rash destroys cars, but motorists not badly hurt By LISA CARTWRIGHT The Champion Luck was on the side of local residents last Friday when a head- on collision in rural Milton demolished two vehicles but left those involved with only minor injuries. The crash - at No. 15 Sideroad, west of Sixth Line - could have been a lot worse, said Conat. Clive Hubbard of Halton Have You Alwags Wanted'to Enhance Your L A Appearance? Now is thse perfect time. Whave the soltison wuth state-of-he-at tIse lechnology in a quiet, comfortable and pnivate office setsing 55e offer teeatnnnt foc aSpidereveins *Age& rnSpots *Facial Veins Sun &Red Spots * iehmrka TauSe Remoya *Fadiai Pigmsentaion * Warts Suasety fer vacone veins * injection Sdierothaepy *St]&akin CanePrdada for Vancsne Veina For a É outalon caff DrAM seec. .5Z8ic V-11'" -e ý 1 '1 e Regional Police. 'It was a very aerioua collision," he said. The accident happened at about 6:15 p.m. when a 1990 Toyota Corolla, driven by Cathy Miller, 36, of Moffat bit a patch of oily substance on the road. 1t was coming to an 'S' tum and put on my brakes to slow down," she said. That's when she hit the slippery stretch and lost control of ber car, sliding across the centre lane and colliding with a 2000 Dodge Caravan. The driver of the van, a 30-year-old Miltonian, received minor injuries. Her two-year-old daugbter was not burt. "Wben the car stopped, I saw tIames coming out of the hood," Ma Miller said in an interview witb The Champion Tuesday. Ms Miller said ase went to get out of the car, wben ber foster puppy, an eigbs- montb-old black lab namned Jordie, bolted from the vehicle. Jordie, wbo belonga 10 tbe Lions Club K9 division in Oakville and will be trained as a seeing eye dog, was asleep on thse passenger seat and didn't wake until impact, Ma Miller aaid. Despite calling Jordie, the dog disap- peared. Ma Miller said she went to aee bow the people in tbe other vehicle were. She said she saw the woman walking asound witb ber daugbter in ber arms. Botb cars were written off in the acci- dent. "I was lucky and tbankful," said Ms a eee DOG on page 19 Lynda hms achieved her new lifestyle by losing.. Reduce 1 to 2 sizes a every 5 weeks Guaranteed e Reajstereditona Consultant on Staff e Orne on one Support &ervce eGu=tanteed uitse e Focusing on a ifestyle Chag n 55 *-ti St S. U ni 1887-28 *Wdlo Wn o e nswo M6-