The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-05, Page 5promote 090 ones, The
Council Sponsored, course is
VaillahleOn.a.natiOnal
Each year, Safe-Driving Week.
has shown a marked retinetien.
trtiffie fAtalities - there were 83
Orin the Week in 1967 as
compared with the December
weekly average of 1Q6.
If the spirit of the week
continued all year long, it would
We hundreds of Canadian. lives,
The Nil:ming are the 10
most, important things Sere
drivers do to AVOID accidents
and .1).EQUOT themselves and
their passengers against injury;
1. 'Keep both tAtkcis firmly on
the wheel - at 10 and "two
o'clock -and both eyes. on the
road.
2. Never tailgate - allow at
least one vehicle length for every
ten miles.per hour .of speed
ese. the Time Interval FOrmula,
3, On wet, snowy or icy
roads, reduce speed well below
posted speed limits, depending
On the severity of conditions,
4, Always. signal intentions- -
turns, lane changes, passing,
5. Curves require special
attentien - slow down before
entering, then apply power to
wheels. Be alert for .oncoming
cars; they Often cross the centre
line,
6. Never " pass on hills or curves. On straightaways paSs only when PPsitive the way is
7. DON'T drive after heavy
drinking. After moderate
drinking, allow one hour for
each ounce of alcohol
consumed, before driving, 8. Keep the ear in good
operating condition, especially
brakes, tires, steering and front
end snaPension, front and rear
lights, :mirrors, turn signals,
wipers, muffler and eXhaust
pipe.
9. Always fasten safety belts
and lock car doors.
10. Drive defensively; he
ready for the unexpected; know
what to do to avoid an accident;
react in time,
"Observance of these 10 steps
by drivers, will cut down by 90
percent their chances of being
involved in car crashes," states
Constable Wright.
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Archie Etherington and. Bob Down of Usborne Township and Carman Craig of Blyth are shown
registering, Monday evening with staff secretary Mrs. Lloyd Moore. The course continues Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. T-A photo
This Week's Winners:
$100 Clarence Down, Exeter
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Donna Allan, Hensel!
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Coy/ rasticall cut -,accidents ShareChristmas with those less fortunate
Safety Council is working with,
the ,SePport of all levels of
gOVernment, P4114041: Safety,
.egtinciIS and leagues, the news
media, "women's .-41.14-
COMMUnity gretitta .and other
organizations which regularly
encourage traffic safety, -
Special -emphasis is being
0404 on driver habits and the
Defensive Driving Course,.
seeks to change .bad habits. And
ease, I trust the government will
honor its commitment to
renegotiate these tariffs," he
said.
Mr. McKinley also said
imports have made it almost
impossible for the Canadian
glove industry to survive.
Communist China, Hong Kong,
Japan, Taiwan and the U.S, are
principal sources.
Huron MP claims
tariff hurts county
Provincial Constable J, A,
Wright, Accident Prevention,
Officer for The Exeter
Detachment, advises that Safe
Driving Week for 1965 is being
observed again this year across
Canada from December 1 to 7 With the full support of
Governor-general Michener and
Prilne Minister Talcleau.
In sponsoring Safe-Driving
Week, the newly-tOrrned Canada
litirgn MP Robert McKinley
complained Tuesday .in .the
Commons that Kennedy Round
tariff adjustments affect his
constituency, particularly the
salt industry at Goderich.
Canadian salt exported to the
U.S. carries a tariff rate of 1.5
cents per hundredweight,
Current Canadian tariff is three.
cents.
1970,In U.S, salt will come
into Canada free, yet the U,S.
will continue to charge 1.8
cents.
"Everyone in the area I
represent is aware of the
existence of salt deposits on the
west side of Lake Huron. The
difference in production costs is.
made up by the increased cost of
• transportation. I have received
Assurance that this situation
ftariff) would be subject to
renegotiation if the Canadian
salt industry is 'jeopardized," he
said.
"In any event, we will have to
wait until 1970 to ascertain
whether the Kennedy Round
will have an adverse effect.
"Should this prove to be the
pas•pssa
Shop
at
home
•
Sincere
Thank You.
•
To all who supported
me at the polls on
Monday,.
JOHN
STEW ART
•
I would like to express
my appreciation to my
supporters in the past
election in McGillivray
• Twp. Congratulations
to George Dixon on
his success. Merry
Christmas and a Happy
New Year to all.
Benjamin
Thompson
Many Thanks
for your Support
at the Polls
ROBERT
ROWCUFFE
•
Huron County School
Board Candidate for
Hay, Herisall & Zurich
Thank You
I sincerely thank all
the Separate School
ratepayers fOr their
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