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Mao Walla and Mra Bill Humphriea ware dollohled lo have their Humphrloo aarva thorn at lha annual Gulda. grsnddaughlor Cindy .Bmwnla..Palhfindar.and Snark: in. ; Renfrew man serio 11â€"st ifijuréd in i Saturday night Hwy. 60 accident By Ray Stamplecoaki u A . I SpecialtoTheSun 97 7 l)” A 64-year-old Rent'rew man is in serious condition in the Ottawa Gen- eral Ha ital following an accident Wm ' waylSO. three miles east 0 Eganvil e. John Barium sustained major in- ' when he was ojected onto the ' way fi'om the Jeep in which he was a passenger. The vehicle. driven by Gary Coop- er, of White Lake. rolled over several Effie! before settling in the south ' itch. “Jon: e 1 5 on by ambu- , ictnria Hospital. Mr. FergusOn was immediately transferred to Ottawa. Four young people from Renl'rew were amon those who stopped at the some a the accident. Two of them rendered particular help with first aid to Mr. Ferguson, who is well-known in Toronto as a long-time employee of the Royal York Hotel. _ Trevor Antbmziac, a young private In the army home on leave. stopped, along with three others - Chris Lase- wyj Kerri Dom-snare and Jo-Anne M. Alibi-02in: and Kerri De- Grandpra both have firstâ€"aid train- mg. Tl‘rovor did moat of the firstaid," and Kerri. ‘Ha's more advanced - “1m leda'reford Tweedsmuir History naddlig Pvt. Ambroziac said he found Mr. Ferguson on the highway, sufi'en'ng from maior injuries. John Ferguson "He had two broken legs,” he said. “A compound fracture in one and a fracture of the femur in the other. He also had head i 'uries and waa in a lot of ain, but I: didn't complain. We cli all we could for him." The accident happened at 9:07 pm. and Pvt. Amblozisc and others arrived on ihe seen at 9:I8 pm. 'I know the time use I looked at my watch," he d, adding that Will? ,lglg’dfizflr IMEE 9:35 pm. Andy and Cathy Boudens, ongan- ville. were among the very first on the scene. Mr. Boudenl described how one car nearly drove over the injured man on the highway. He and hi! wife both directed traf- fic until the police arrived. Earl and Marlene Hein, of Egan- ville, were along a few minutes later. Both pitched in, along with the rest. to help. Earl Hein assisted without”: W trol. His wife, Marlene, gotseveral push brooms, which the two young ladies from Renfrew, Ken-i De. Grandpre and Jo-Anne Butler, used to sweep up the glass on the high- way. “You don't see young people being so helpfixl.’ observed Mr. llein, who thanked both ofthern for their kind- ness and consideration. The investigatin officer, Constl Gordon Schultz. oft e Renfrew OPP. also thanked them and others for their help. Jâ€"___ 13of175