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The Brussels Post, 1966-06-30, Page 31011,1042,KaaiddreillESEMELIMIMMIINIM RA GRONTO: s Ask about convenient departurs and return times Per Information, Phone the locsi CN Passenger Sales Office ITV lrJ is CANADIAN NATIONAL 404$ 111.1.1111.111111.111 LtM: Tit JIMES8110413 POST, BILIISSELO ,011'.1.4100 TII11.1.1SDAY, JUNE fiOth, 11464 :g)(9gPTIONAL. INDIVIDUAL. I CAUTION AND COWITASY WILL BE NEEDED ON. HOLIDAY A trick of tue calendar could cause record July 1, holiday traf- fic this year. A giallc.e at a date nook will tell you why,. This year, Domlnioa Day falls on a. Friday. And this means that Ontario motorists will begin their rush to the roads aid high-. ways on Thursday and start the return lionise on the evening og July 3. the U.S. July 4 But this. year holiday fails on Moinitty so traffic authorities are expectiug that road facilities will be taxed to capacity particularly in the bottler areas ana in tue cottage country. 4 Ae-tet "The individual driVer Will be called Upon to show exceptional caution and courtesy, ", said Hen. Irwin Haskett, Minister of Trans- port: "With so many visitors on our normal holiday traffic hazards will be multiplied." The Minister stressed the re- sponsibility of the individual driver in road accidents. "Out statistics have shown that most accidents are caused by the hu- man failure of average individual' drivers and not defective ye- hicle", he said. Figures for 1965, released by the Department, show that 94.4 per cent or vehicles involved in. accidents were apparantly in good condition, in 3.1 per cent the condition was not known and the number of vehicles actually found to be defective was 2.5 per cent. "When we consider all tho other factors and 'whoa we. take into accouut the unknown "hietice. detects' - it is appar- ent. that the mechanical condit- ion of vehicles cuutributee to. no more than three. or four per cent. of accidents at the outside maximum, he said. The minister en pliazied that this is still a substantial number and worthy of the action being taken to reduce it. But no warned that safer Vehicles are not au easy solution to accident prob. lams. Hasket said, the leading causes ot accidents, are on the record and. include: drivere 'who are not pay- ing close enough attention to what they are doing; drivers who do not yield the right of way; drivers who are going too fast for condit- ions; and drivers who go off toe ,J way. "it will be noted that these causes all involve the driver." Mr. liaskett said. "What drivers are these? The records show conclu- sively that the greatest number of accidents are caused by the person who may have gone for ten or 15 years without an acci- dent." The Transport Minister had. these suggestions tor improving individual driving efficiency and thereby reducing accidents over, the weekend: 1. Travelling when over-tired. Take frequent rest stops along the way. 2. Keep your car well-ventilated; fresh air keeps you alert. 3, Allow yourself sufficient. time to reach, your desti- nation and to get home safely. 4. Plan your trip ahead of time. Maps should be consulted be- fore you set out. not when you arrive at a cross-road. Indecision can, and does trigger accidents 5. Treat otter drivers with the courtesy you would like them to show you, IL Maintain a clear field og vision at all times. Be sure that luggage, boats and trailers don't obscure car windows. WALTON Walton Bride-elect Honored Miss Pauline Timmer was guest of honor at a miscellan- eous shower prior to her mar- riage. The guest boog was presided over by Mass Linda Traviss. A short program was presented with Mrs. INeion Marks as master of ceremonies. It included a piano solo by Mary Bewley; contests and skits by Mrs. waiter Bewley and Mrs. Dmerson Mitchell, The bride-lect; her mother, Mrs. Wm.. Thamer; the bride- greom's mother, Mrs. Alex Gu- lu.tzen, and" two grae-muthers, MTS. John Campbell of Seaforth 'and. Mrs. Michael Stratychuk, ois Brussels. Am address extending the good, ,wishes of the gathering to Miss Thanaer, was read 'by Mrs. Wil- liam Humphries. Gifts were pre- sented to the honored guest by Miss Anne Holt, Shirley and Jud Thaxaer, Linda Travis, Caro; Wilbee, Karen Coutts and Mrs. Michael Giulutzen. Pauline thanked her friends for their gifts. and her appreciation to those who had arranged the evening. The young ladies of the coin.- in,unity served lunch with the UCW of the Walton unit charge of the preparations. Duff's UCW 11th Boundary Unit Meeting Mrs. tieorge vvilliainson was the hostess for the meeting of. the 11th Boundary unit of Duff's. The meeting was !opened by' Mrs. Harvey Qraig with prayer and the reading of scripture ssages. The topic "Why happy people are happy" was given by Mrs. Jim Clarke who also conducted Bible quiz. The business session was in, cheige of Mrs. George William- son. The financial report was ing at the close of the meeting. gh.en by Mrs. Clifford Hoegy and MTS. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Williamson gave a read- Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Martin Bean and Mrs. James Clark. Have a. safe holiday. PORMA.'110N OF THE DOMINION 01? CANADA, lst Jnly, 1867. Statesmen who Inaugurated the Union of British Provinces in North krucriCa. 14 It Bernard, ElecrOtarY4 10. F. T3, 3. Carter, Newfoundland. 20. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 24. 3, W. A. Henry, Nova Scotia. L E. Palmer PrinCe Edward Island. 4. W. H. Steeires, New Brunswick. 5. C. Fisher, New Brunswick. 6. Erl',Whelan. Prinee Edwajd Island. 7. Col. T. H. Gray, Pr. Edwitd Island O. G. Coles, Prince Edward Island. O IL L. Tilly, New Bruaririek. 11. A, Shea, Newfoundland. 12. J Cha.Pala, Canada East. 13. E. B. Chandler, New Brunswick. 14. A. Campbell, Canada. 15. A, C. Archibald, Nova Scotia. 16. Sir H. Langevin, Canada East. 11. Sir Job-u A. lilsociel!Lisld„ Canada Tr) 18. Sir G. E. Cartier, Canada East- 19. Sir E: P. Tactic, Canada East. 20. Hon. George BroWri, Canada West, 21. T. H. Haviland, Pr. EdWard Island. 2E. A. Galt, Catada. West 23. P. Alitchell, New Brunscirick. 24. Hon. Oliver Mo•Wat, Canada Went. 21. J, Coekburn. Canada Wart. R. B. Dickey, Nova Scotia. • . Sit Charles. Tupper, Nova Scotia. Co]. J. H. Gray, New Brunswick. W. H. Pope, Prince Rdwatd Island \V. McDougall,. Canada West. T. D'Arcy McGee, Canada.. A. A. McDonald; Pr, Edward Island, J. McCully, Nova Scotia. J. Johnston, Now EiransWiek4