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1‘ THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, June 10, 1971 Oak Ridges Teacher, Big Brother I Dies 8 Days After Van Hit Tree Death came in hospital on Wednesday night of last Week to a young Stouft'ville man and. Oak Ridges teacher who wreck- ed his car against a tree shortly after midnight May 25 near Brown's Corner in Markham Town. He is Herbert Fincham. 29, of RR 4, Stouffville, who \i as taken, to North York General Hospital eight days earlier. Relatives have asked fOr full investigation of his unex- although the building is not 313- chief pected death in hospital. Fincham taught special educa: tion classes at Oak Ridges Pub- lic School, Richmond Hill. He‘ worked as a counsellor on a child study team at the school. He also served as a Big Bron ther for three years, and took' his students on after school ski- ing and camping trips. He was to have been married‘ July 31. . Teacher Fincham is survived; by his parents, NLr. and Mrs. Fred Fincham of Peterboro, and a brother. Fincham was treated for a compound fracture of the leg and head cuts, according to his brother. John Fincham of De- loraine Avenue, Toronto. An autopsy showed he died from a fractured skull and meningitis. His brother said the family was never told Herbert had a fractured skull, and he’s mys- tified about the hospital treat- ment. He said he plans to ask for a full inVestigation because he just hasn't been able to get answers. John said it appeared Herbert Was recovering, but he suddenly worsened and was transferred to intensne care. A day later he died. "We were so happy Herbert survived the crash." said John. “You nouldn't have believed it if you'd seen the truck. “He was laughing and joking1 with us in his hospital room. and then he died. I just don't understand it. The autopsy was conducted by a regional pathologist at‘ Police said the matter \\lll be In, r » - : .~ . ma 0 limited incomes. and a North Xork General Hospital dealt with through the Metro' 5 n proved as one of the centres in‘ Metro where post mortem ex-- aminations can be performed. The pathologist's report did‘ not indicate treatment for the, skull fracture. l Dr. Kenneth Baxter has been. assigned coroner, in charge of‘ the case. l Mr. Fincham said he‘s been‘ too busy with funeral arrange-l ments to contact officials. but he‘ said he would ask for answers tol his questions after his brother‘s burial. HERBERT FINCHAM Dies Unexpectedly ~ mars/call Juneral game LIMITED. 126 YONGE ST. N., RICHMOND HILL Herbert Finchams 1971 Fargo mm was considered a 52.000 total wreck. The accident took place on Woodbine Avenue. about 12-mile north of Highway I. The accident was investigated. by York Regional Police. Mark- ham Division. who said the vehicle apparently went out of‘ control. ‘ coroner's office. sincel death occured there. and it willy be some time before it is knownl whether or not an inquest will‘ be held. AURORA: Recent vandalismj which wrecked the town's truckl used to move sludge from the‘ sewage plant. to nearby farms; is costing Sl25 a week. That‘s what the rental of a replace- ment. from a construction com- pany costs. The “honey viagon"i was demolished when someone. broke into the sewage plant'i grounds, started the truck and smashed it into the town's new $26,000 grader, which was dain- aged. Build Your Own Outdoor Barbecue We Supply Adjustable Ranges Chrome Grilles FIRE-GLO CENTRE 46 STEELES AVE. WEST 884-1062 FANTASTIC Buy your 1st Fibre Glass RELIED Tire at List GOLD SEAL C60 SPEED BELTED HEAVY DUTY SHOCK ABSORBERS 1.99 MAG WHEELS CHARGEX Price . . . 2111! 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I‘U'llm‘flbl‘c- recreation and the bean- michmond Hm m May. 1970‘ safety. riflery. S\vimming. hik- ties of nature. bids for help have come from u ‘H I ‘ ' “lg-“131m balldmg- photography. For dctailed mlormation on; all pans of the area. . it ripâ€"mate telephone service cookouts. astronomy and gar- the camp program. contact the VA gome. but more such volunteers demng at the summer camps authority at the main office. 5 "llitlr the support Of 0111' are needed. Sew volunteers are operated for boys and girls at Shoreham Drivc. Downsview: Communltll n0t One “09d that trained throueh the services of Metro Conservation centres in telephone 630-9780. has been brought to ourf‘nemlon the York Central Hospital's Albion Hills and Clarement‘, ‘ ‘ ’ " " ’ ' 1113225igongogtf:"Slzmfiimggsorg Mental Health Services and The aummity reports that \’ ‘, . . '. . .. . . _ ‘. ' . v . Help-Mates steering committee. 0mm boc'dl “ 011‘ Dmsonnd m them ale 5“” a £6“ ‘ac‘mc'es Homes have been located for: young people in distress; clothâ€" ing has been supplied to people \l'omcn volunteers have kept 89A YONGE ST. S. - RICHMOND HILL - Phone 884-1300 W. OPEN DAILY 9 am. to 6 p.m. g Thurs. and Fri. 9 am. to 9 pm. â€" Monday Closed W 7 if” in ii WM, WV “W n i iâ€" i W M 77 kw % % 10 “ ALLENCOURT BARBER SHOP For All Occasions 3 ‘ MEN'S HAIR STYLIST We community. for students who have complet- ed grades 6. 7. 8. 9. or 10. The girls' camp is for 12 days from August 2 to 13 at Albion Hills on Highway 50 just north of‘ Bolton. The boys' camp is at Clare- mont. about seven miles north Workers are briefed on serâ€" viccs available in the region so that. they can channel calls for help to appropriate agencies :and individuals. Requests comc _ ‘for foster home placement. cm- A1 present HOW-Male 15 l'9‘ici'gency homemaker services. all manner of emergency situa- tions have been dealt with. Caving requests for g00d u§9d big brother care for fatherlcss of the Village of Pickering. and We Deliver } furniture as. well as Clotl‘llngcboys“ big sister care for mother- there will be two five-day to Toronto 8; (particularly m age 8 to 16 Cate-less girls. babysitting Service. camps. August 2 to 6 and August Surrounding i Specialists in the latest mod hair styles for men goryl. Anyone having SUChyolunteer day care centre staff. 9 t0 13. Districts t and bovs as we" as regular hair cutting and items is asked to call 884-4161, :13? ill}0th]:daltlglliidofm‘fd for young people. volunteers to matories with two to four to a Flowers Wired Anywhere ' 0 I lay work with the mentally ill. 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