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| Hospital Establishes - Reservations System To facilitate admissions to Oshawa General Hospital, a reservations system and depart- hospital's tem, James C. Hepburn, OGH administrative assistant Wednesday. Under the reservations sys- tem, he said, patients are placed into one of three cate- gories by their own physician and their names placed on the appropriate list for admission. THREE CATEGORIES The three categories include emergency, urgent and elective surgery. Names appearing on these lists are subject to review by the medical staff admitting and discharge committee. Emergency patients include those whose lives may be in danger if they are not hospital- ized immediately. Some ex- amples of these type patients, Mr. Hepburn said are those suf- fering acute appendicitis, acci- dent victims, heart attacks and haemorrhage cases. Oshawa General Hospital doors are always open to these patients when they arrive even if they have to be detain- ed on stretchers in the emer- gency department until beds are made available. URGENT CASES Category two on the reserva- tion list is urgent. This list con- tains names of patients in need of medical care as early as pos- sible -- but whose lives are in no immediate danger. However, it has been pointed out that people whose names are placed on the urgent list may develop into emergency | tal. As ing admission. The urgent list is compiled by the chiefs of each of the med- ical staff services and is card |indexed. |PATIENT ALERTED | If, when a patient's name ap- pears at the top of the list and that patient is informed that his time has arrived to come into rangements to be there, that pa- tient is alerted that his or her jname is at the top of the list 'and to be prepared to come into hospital in the near future. The third category is the elec- tive surgery list and is devised for people who should have hos- pital treatment to benefit their general health. | People whose names appear on the elective list are those \whose lives are in no immediate danger and who will be in no jdanger in the future. This list is booked ahead now for approximately six months. A patient's doctor will notify the patient three to four weeks in advance of when a bed is ex- pected in order to permit the patient to make necessary ar- rangements to be in hospital. However, there is the possi- bility with advance bookings of six months on the elective list |that the urgent list may |crease. When the reservations department is in full operation, will be expected to be in hospi-| the admitting and dis-jpected it will be sometime in ment has been set up within the|charge committee reviews the/ September before any true valu- administrative sys-|urgent list it takes into consider-|ation of its effectiveness may ation the severity of the pa-be made due to the elective said|tient's medical problem and the|bookings having been made six time the patient has been await-|months in advance. hospital and cannot make ar-| in- cases if medical care and hos- Mr. Hepburn says, it is hoped pital treatment is not given. Persons placed on the urgent this problem will be eliminated. It is the OGH administrative list are notified when a bed be-|staff's aim to keep its urgent comes available and when they Every Step minimum. list at a Erratic Driving | 'KillsMan Rules ~ highway sideways and struck a The OGH reservations system started March 5, but it is ex- The over-all hospital is run- ning at 98 per cent capacity and it is not uncommon to dis- charge a patient and have an- other on a stretcher in the cor- ridor awaiting the discharged |patient's bed, High Speed -- Kills Man Jury Rules BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- "Death caused by excessive speed while going around' a bend," was the ruling of a cor- oner's jury at an inquest held Wednesday into the death of Roy William Alldread of 71 High| street, Bowmanville. Dr. C. J. Austin of Bowmanville was cor- oner. Alldread was killed when his car struck a tree east of Bow- manville Jan. 28, the jury learn- ed. Dr. A. Sylvester testified that in his opinion death was due to a broken neck. Ross William Alldread testi- fied that his brother had been drinking on the night of Jan. 28 and while driving along High- way 2 attempted to overtake an- other car while rounding a bend in the road. The car struck the Whitevale Seeks By ELSA STORRY BROUGHAM -- A letter from the Ontario Water Resources Commission advised Pickering Township Council recently that J. C, W. Irwin, of Whitevale, had asked them to make a sur- supply for Whitevale. The OWRC submitted the survey. It was related to Council that thei was a shortage of water in the hamlet. "I don't think we should em- bark on a water system for Whitevale until we have a great deal more information," said Reeve J. B. Scott, "and know the feeling of the people in this regard." Clark L. T. Johnston was asked to contact Mr. Irwin and get the required information. RIDGES REQUEST WORK | Bay Ridges residents want their three parks to be worked on, sodded and seeded, and the areas '"'tidied up." A letter from the Bay Ridges vey of having a central water) New Water Supply Council followed the regular meeting. One of the items to be discussed was the policy toward Township Parks, Bay Ridges residents will be informed about their parks after a permanent policy to- wards parks has been estab- lished. CLAIMS EXEMPTION At the judge's court hearing assessment appeals nw in pro- gress, it has been announced to Council that Ross W. Heron claims exemption on four farm properties under Section 37 of the Assessment Act, which pro- vides adjustments be made to farmers who do not benefit from certain services as much as others. This section relates, particu- larly in this case, to fire serv- ices, saying that the further a farm is located from a fire station, the less fire rate he has to pay. This has not been done in the jpast. It entails a large amount THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 22, 1962 Fine Driver $100, Costs William Wallace Britton, 27 Burk street, was fined $100 and costs or 30 days in jail, in Oshawa Magistrate's Court Wednesday, when he was con- victed on a charge of careless driving on Feb. 12. The charge was laid after a man was knocked down by the accused's car and fatally in- jured. The accused testified that he was proceeding west on Elm- grove avenue Feb. 12 when he heard a. bang and saw a man fall over his front left mud- guard. He stated that he was not able to see the man be- cause of the blinding effect of the setting sun in his eyes, The officer, who investigated the accident, testified that when he was approaching the scene of the accident about 10 minutes later, the sun did not bother him in any way. Magistrate Dnieper, finding the accused guilty, commented the defendant, if he had the sun in his eyes, was not giving |proper attention to his driving. |Ratepayers' Association s aid)of bookkeeping on setting the be carried ut" on 8 c0-0pe73" farmers' aimost negli. ogy 1S vara sarge | The matter has been referred pigsty pve ? of to the township solicitors. A committee meeting POLICY ON SIDEWALKS | Another question which coun-| cil in committee will discuss is} the township's policy regarding) |the construction of sidewalks,| |which have formerly been oper- ated on a local ibn To Fight Drugs | basis. By FRANK CAREY | | "There are locations in the| Associated Press Science Writer | Francis William Leveck, RR3,|township where it has been] wasHINGTON (AP) -- New 'Bowmanville, was fined $50 and| Suggested sidewalks are Te-| chemical techniques offer prom- costs or 10 days in jail injquired for the safety of chil-lice of tightening international Oshawa Magistrate's court Wed-/dren, and where they are along) contro} of illicit trade in opium : nesday when he was convicted|undeveloped property," said/ang marijuana, a team of Ca- Canadian jon the charge of careless|Councillor Mowbray. _ nadian chemists reported today. [driving on Feb. 17. He pleaded) . '1 think we nes See oe The researchers said the tech- Foot Slipped New Technique | | nadian Opera Company, Can- | Fisher as Musetta, and Phil ada's first professional opera | Stark as Alcindoro. "La Bo- company, will present this | heme" is being brought to opera at Donevan Collegiate. | Oshawa by the Shown above are Constance | Concert Association. The picture above shows a scene from "La Boheme", the popular opera by Puccini which is being brought to Oshawa on April 4. The Ca- north shoulder of the road, he jsaid, and skidded across the | tree. Fred Ferguson, 14 Ann street, |Bowmanville, told the jury that |the car passed him at a fairly} high rate of speed while com-} ing into the corner of the pass-| ing lane. He said he pulled back | | not guilty. jsituation again, even if they niahbe He in dawn. Oe: was. | The incident occurred at i See by local) raphic sae of different Banal jcorner of King street and Rit-|'7hUoVi en said he could see|Ples of the two types of narcot- json road. The accused testified) ore roblams ics--thus possibly enabling en- that he had just boarded his) "Perhaps the answer is 'No',|forcement officers to narrow |CNR express truck after making! aid Councillor Mowbray, "put| down sources of supply. [oe Se ae and) the matter should receive some| Chemists Klaus Genest and |was proceeding east on King) 1 deration." |T. W. McConnell Davis of the jstreet when the car in front of Mr. Mowbray was speak-|Canadian food and drug direc- Collision Kills | Nestleton Boy eee aries Inquest Verdict in the sanctuary. arpc CLEORA BIRKS A resident of Bowmanville' prayers will be said at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Friday. since 1929, Mrs. Cleora Birks, 1 BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --/died at the Oshawa Genera said Wednes-|Hospital Wednesday, Mar. 21. Of The Way (Contributed by jhim came to a stop. The truck}, "". 4 | : ; i articular of a sidewalk/torate, Ottawa, told about it in then collided with the stopped) ne rougham, which had been|reports to the national meeting : o 'requested year after year, sojof the American Chemical So- Mr. Leveck testified that he/ children would not have to walk|ciety. Dr. Charles G. Farmila, ad the truck under control and siong busy Highway 7 to school/ director of the project, was co- would have been able to ston and to the park. author of the separate reports, | = gone COMING EVENTS the de-\stated that truck drivers are} os 5 yas ' ~ 5 a JMMAGE sale Port Perry, store east)EUCHRE Scout Hall, Gibbon at Buena husband, wh o_o he 26, 1886, supposed to have greater of Post Olfice, Friday, March 23 from| Vista, Friday March 23rd, 8 p.m., v her husband, who/at Marysport, England, and driving ability than. the average|i0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds Skating| prizes, refreshments. Admission 50c- jwas doing missionary work, for was married in St. George's driver | Club, . : into his own lane and then drop- oroner S ury |ped over the pavement onto the/A coroner's jury | ' | shoulder. day at Bowmanville that David)/The deceased, who was in her a Red Cross Member) BOWMANVILLE (Staff) "He continued on the tines | Oteeenl 5, of Nestleton, was|?2nd year, had been ill for the|,+ the family residence, 275 The crowded weeks of a After deliberating for about 20 der," 'stated Ferguson, '"'then/killed by being in a_ collision|Past four weeks, [Burke street, early today of|! crowded year are never short) minutes, a coroner's jury Wed-|slid across the highway to the|with a car driven by Robert} 4 daughter of the late Mr.| Leonard Robert Skelton, of a "label", Education, Health,|nesday brought in a ruling ofjleft and came to rest against|Strong, 19, of Blackstock. Theland Mrs, John McGregor, Mrs,|loved husband of the former Brotherhood and Books -- all 'death caused by the car being/a tree." jaccident occurred in front Of/Birks,, the former Cleora Mc-|Annie Agnes Foreman. Mr. part of the succession of|driven in an errati: manner by! Investigating officer Const. J.|the Churchill home on County Gregor was born in Oshawa in|Skelton was in his 76th year. "Weeks" reminding us of our|Lorne Sopha, who was under|McDonald, of the Bowmanville road No. 8, June 11, 1961, the/1g99 and married the late Dr.| A gon of the lat Mr d many and varied activities as|the influence of alcohol". detachment of the OPP, testi-|jury was told. W. H. Birks in Chung King,|Mrs. Thomz Gkattay grt a socially conscious people. The jury learned that Lorne fied that he found the car rest-/ A post mortem from the Osh-|china' in 1915, where she re.icerted woe toe a May we talk to you, for a Sopha, 36, of Peterborough, was|ing against the tree. The de-|awa General Hospital read by|cideq' with her ' moment or so, about just one killed in an accident Dec. 23 on|ceased was taken to the funeral|Coroner C. A. Austin of Bow-|, LEONARD R. SKELTON The death occurred suddenly} become slippery due to the snow) on the ground, had not slipped loff the brake. Magistrate Robert Dnieper) ' RUMMAGE and Home Baking sale, |IOOF Hall, Whitby, Saturday, March 124, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Under the aus- KINGSIDE PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOC. BAKE SALE FRI., MAR. 23 12 TO 3:30 at the METROPOLITAN STORE KING BOWLING OFFERS PACKAGE DEAL COKE AND HAMBURG OR HOTDOG PLUS THREE GAMES OF BOWLING FOR $1.00 SUN., MAR. 25th 1 P.M. | SWEEPS SATURDAY AFTERNOON 360 KING STREET W. PHONE 725-8851 8- WEEKS SKIN DIVING COURSE Course available now through Metro Divers APPLY TO DON CRANFIELD 723-2284 | | mission to increase rentals was|and Ronald Hoskin of Black- made by the company several|Stock supported Strong's. testi- months ago before the an-/Mmony. | She was a member of St. Ger-| a trude's Roman Catholic Church) Walker, a resident of Consecon|@®0rge of Toronto, and two |and of the Catholic Women's |for the last five yeats, died at|8t@ndchildren, Lynn and Kenny {Trenton Memorial Hospital on|BOWman of Toronto. BE LOVELY--ALL WAYS *The World's First Bra. actually molded of fabric. more. We feel it has its place|Highway 115, just 'north Of/home and a blood sample taken|manville stated that the boy re- Aneiican Chaise 3. among the worth-while projects| Kirby. jand sent to the Attorney Gen-|ceived a great number of multi-|" eure nee SOTO: Se RO |Anglican Church, Oshawa, Mar.) "I am here to protect other of Oshawa and Canada. | Stanley Barclay, of Toronto,leral's: laboratory, said Con-|ple injuries to the head and| : ln ates drivers, not the company", the/24 It may have escaped you but| testified that he was travelling|stable McDonald. The report|back plus deep lacerations and| The deceased was a member| A resident of Canada since| magistrate said following the ac-/pices of the Order of the Rastern Star. thousands of Canadians are re-|north on Highway 115 with one/that came back stated that| abrasions over the rib cage. |fo Trinity United Church, Bow-.1911, Mr. Skelton had lived in|cused's counsel plea describing) is membering this as Red Cross|car ahead of him. [there was 2.7 parts per thou-|Haemorrhaging in the abdomen|manville and was associated|Oshawa for 48 years, He was|the defendant's value to the NOVEL BINGO month. The month has been saw a collision between|sand of alcohol in the blood. |was the main cause of death,|with many church activities.|an employee of the Canadian|company where. he is employed. | chosen to remind you of what a| two cars on the curve," stated! The jury deliberated for about|the post mortem read. |She belonged to the Bowman-| National Express Department} | THURSDAY EVENING, 7:30 group of your fellow-citizens| Barclay. |15 minutes. | Mother of the deceased boy,|ville Memorial Hospital|for 38 years prior to his retire | at ST, GEORGE'S HALL, are doing for you, in your own| "I first saw a southbound car} |Phyllis Churchill, testified that) Auxiliary. |ment in 1952. He later worked 197] COMMUTER (Albert and Jackson Sts.) community, right now. reo ag eg h po sana pe ss Q lshe was standing by the living} Shs ia curved SP & wh fSoghhacg city meter department} Phy goa: Saigon pine Of course, they've been do- said, it s N Co ] room windov watching her boy|Aleck, of Montreal and a|{0r two years. | ing it all along -- and we dare|through the curve and come 0 mp. aint cross the road. He was stand-|qaughter, Mary (Mrs. R. G.|_ He was a member of the TO USE ROCKET '$160 JACKPOT INCLUDED say they'll keep right on doing into collision with a northbound ing just west of the trees wait-|cf--1c.) by Brotherhood of Railways Em- ' | r Prize $15 sad 1 | i; |Stapiey), also of Montreal. ys Em On Monday mornin Doo e it. The Red Cross is like that. Vehicle. oo From Tenants ing to cross the road, she said.| the fineral services ill be(ployees, | 08, Master seine, Red Cross people are perma-|°+ siopped and went over to A car was coming from west to/held at the Northcutt and Smith| Besides his wife he is s pore os the ctange B | NGO nent people. They've volunteer-/the vehicle that had been south- east and he waited for it to|Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville,| vived by three daughters, Mrs| mite goon ang coffe nee ed to do what they do. They do|bound and saw that the driver On Rent Boost pass. The boy looked left tolrriday, Mar. 23, at 2 p.m. Rev |Gordon Kirby (June) of Whithe: juice, toast and coffee bit, + not receive--nor do they expect|Was in the. passenger's side| right and then started to cross'w. K-' Housiander pl Sis Met aiiMts. Ron March (Betty) it ee} grabs his briefcase, kisses FRIDAY NIGH pay. They do go with you)Slumped over, said Barclay. | Herbert G. Chesebrough, Osh.|the road. "I waited until I'trinity United Church, Bow-|Mrs, James Smart (Barbara),| 1c¢ Wife and jets off from ist. JOHN'S PARISH HALL every step of the way. yooas wore ae ae awa welfare administrator and|thought he was across then/manville, will conduct the ser-|both of Oshawa and three sons, ee, Dore, Berto Corner Bloor and Simcoe Perhaps you hadn't thought| told the jury ha tical a eay|manager of Halliday manor,|turned away. I heard a bang. |vices. Interment will be in\Leonard Robert Skelton, Jr. | COWntown Powered by his 20 Gomes ot $6 and $10 i it like ge a, but that's ct ee hia from the rear|Said this morning that none of cee _ = Pea of Bowmanville Cemetery. |Reginald John Skelton' and gig Figo A con a fet belt $540 Jackpot le way it Works out. , ixon|the tenants had complained|the boys told me what happen-| : | K : TIME 7:45 P.M. Take a moment to remem.| at : pote pa vt gem ge about the $5 per month increaseed. We took the boy to the MRS. ROBERT DAVIDSON Gea te ger At fog ee ee eee far ber. [en eaP a hi Pgaiity S!in rentals which will go into ef-| hospital." : "lyon, Arthur Donald Skelton, in| "i, 'te good ussble articles | OSHAWA. JAYCEES ye gg -- the cry' of ag A na eet te he fect May 1. Robert Strong, driver of the} Following a lengthy illness the| 1943 . , you ove stored *Reh ~ ac in need? y He was commenting on a let-\Car, testified that he was driv-|death occurred at the Oshawa! aj, ivi i no Jonger use: -susn 0 B | N G @) Do you remember some Shoulder of the hege® ehicle|te? received by ri Oshawa /|ing east from Caesarea to High-|Generai Hospital early today of we Tee oe nee a dial 723-3492) and have our mother, perplexed, care-worn ig stated that ¢ nee ee Housing Company Limited,|way 35. Traffic was average,|Mrs. Robert Davidson, 99 Har-|Mrs. N. Paris. of Birkenhead | ad' writer help word your and anxious? was eet nant attenpt to trake| Which operates Halliday Manor,|he said, and he was doing about/mony road north. The deceased Engiand: 25 grandchildr al your ad. You'll be happy TONIGHT Do you remember some home- se and didn't attempt to ma * from Ralph Tooley, 78-year-old|60 miles per hour. was in her 5ist year. one great-grandchild en anc) with the quick results. 8PM less family -- or the tragic re-/' CUT: | tossi, of the Bow-|Fetired engineer and a member| "There was one car ahead of| Born at Port Fortune, Quebec,| The memorial service will be| on ae ee eee Dey 8 Boot ville Memorial Hospital |of the Oshawa Golden Age Club,|me and a slight rise in the/nec, 18, 1911, the deceased was held at the Armstrong Funeral] NEW HOMES 20 Games at $20. 5 Games oe esrcgar = ooneaeltold the jury that he amined It is reported that Mr. Tooley, road to the ~amgy Reg nf vibes the former Aline Bertrand and|Home at 2 p.m., Saturday, Mar.| Some 500,000 new homes have| ot $30, 1 -- $150 Jackpot, aver cacneien iséeasnuiant Sopha at the hospital and ni peep ebay oped Halliday} Ce a road when/, daughter of the late Adrien|24, followed by interment in|been built in Canada during the 2 -- $250 Jackpots. Sather oF sain " that time he was very close gel the ted *rederall oT fi ha the dias and|eerand and Lee pave ee sie Cemetery. Rev. vat four years to house about NUMBERS 51-55 ea ile le riche | Per ae breathing spas-|Crease which he contends willjavoid hitting him. The boy hit) a. deceased went to Toronto conduct the services, RED BARN there in the midst of such need! dicall ree Pigg: b cut the old age pension increase|the car on the left front corner rar 4 , t M Willi D -- your Red Cross walked with) modically an is face ones) half just behind the headlight." jas a child and had lived in MRS. G ' |ters, rs, illiam (Doreen) them every step of the way. bees Se 4, The decision to apply for per-| Glen Wilson, RR 1 Burketon|Oshawa since her marriage. | oo re, gfioincss and Mar- : atte "| "I. injected adrenalin an '| : ' TRENTON -- Mrs. E |jorie, of Consecon; a_ son, jopened a passage for air ex- irs. Elle 6 Homeless |change in the throat. pea jadmitted at 8.40 and died to A "ae ; League. 191 mi nouncement of the pension in-| Const. Robert Diamond, of i hg art a ga gg Was due! case. 'The (Tae Re came as|the Bowmanville detachment of] Besides her husband, Mrs.|Monday. Mrs. Walker, a for- FUNERAL OF Gerald Lacroix, of Sudbury|the result of operating deficits|OPP, investigated the accident./Davidson is survived by aj mer Toronto resident, was 50. CHARLES E. WALES Att a nie ih Y ob canine incurred. by the company. | Const. Diamond stated he ar-|daughter, Carol Ann, a student|, Mrs. Walker rested at the an er ze een 1 at vee 4 ah rer a s| About 60 old age pensioners|Tived at the accident at about| at Queen's University, Kingston, Weaver Funeral Home in Tren-| The funeral service for Char- Lye ive forth on Hiehway disilive at Halliday Manor. Rents|310 p.m. Robert Strong identi-| Also surviving are three |', until Tuesday when the|les W. Wales, who died at the travelling north on Highway 115 . ' S| Hie, imecelf as driver in-| ¢j heal : ' |body was sent to Toronto where/family residence, 16 Ritson ] ; ; a now range from $33.75 to $45|fied himself as the driver in-|sisters, Mrs, Fred Dale (Lu-|20%% e| DUNBARTON (Staff) -- Fire, when he noticed a vehicle com- Bs aaa volved, he said. Const. Diamond|.; ; nas ja service was held at the|road south, Monday, Mar. 19, 4 fi "h ; 4 he curv d he|Per month. Renta's, even after|VO!ved, he sai onst. Diamond' cille), of Toronto; Mrs. Harold|q; . | rove four children and their ing into the curve and so €/the increase, will be the lowest|further stated that a point of Guinn (idnas, of Deter |Giffen-Mack Funeral Home on/was held at the MclIntosh- parents out of their single stor-|moved over to the right as far alae" lisamack Gould ok be Geel, lieve Asse ae 2 etroit | wu) | Wednesday: Anderson Funeral Home at 2 ey frame house at Frenchman's #8 nossible to try and avoid hit- ve aieat The fury delibereted for 45 » Albert Brazeau (Caroline),| he service was conducted by|P-m. Wednesday, Mar. 21. Bay Wednesday morning and ting him. sie --_ out that since siinutea: helera Senoliie las . Montreal and a_brother,/pey Evans of the Victoria} Rev. John K. Moffat, minister caused an estimated $10,000 vuacroix stated that he ON ae cles gor Pgh od goa verdict. scar Bertrand, of Clarkson, |Park United Church and inter-|of Simcoe Street United Church, damage. over so far that his right wheels ot re Paid 9) The remains are at the|ment was in Resthaven Memo-|conducted the services. a inion Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ballik were on the shoulder of the the company, have increased MINOR GRASS FIRE |McIntosh - Anderson Funeral | rial Gardens ment was in Oshawa and family fled from the house toad. Then they came into col- and that painting and repair) Only one call was answered|Home for high requiem mass| Mrs. Walker was born in\Cemetery. when the fire broke out in a lision. work will be necessary this! hy the Oshawa Fire Depart-jin St. Gertrude's Church at 9/Greenbank, Ont., and was the| The pallbearers were Clifford bedroom. No injuries were re-. Const. James Schultz of the year, There are no administra-| ent since Wednesday andja.m. Saturday, Mar. 24. Rev. {daughter of the' late Mr. and Trick, Carl Miller, Rollie ported Bowmanville detachment of the tive costs. jearly today. A minor grass fire|Omar Brazeau, of Rouyn, Que-|Mrs. Joseph Watson. Crawford, Robert Hancock, Fire Chief Don Lynde, of OPP investigated this accident joccurred at Farewell avenue/bec, will sing the mass. Rev.| Surviving are her husband,|John Holliday and Robert Ver- Pickering Township, said his on Dec, 23 at about 8.15 p.m.|the cars and then radioed for|and the CNR tracks at 11.15\John B. Myers, pastor of St, George H. Walker; two daugh-!non. department fought the blaze for Const. Schultz testified that/assistance and an ambulance.|p.m. Wednesday but was out] ~ es _ : : . i about three-quarters of an hour. when he arrived at the accident|Coroner J. A. McArthur pre-jupon the arrival of the fire de-) == ~ A community shower has he found two vehicles involved.' sided over this inquest and the partment. 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