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THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1995. PAGE 25.
Winter conditions,
driving hazards
Inconsistent weather patterns
pose a hazard to Huron County
drivers in winter.
Sun, fog, snow, rain, slush,
freezing rain, blowing snow, no
matter what time of day, a driver
should always take the elements
into consideration, drive
accordingly by watching their
speed and increase the stopping
distance to prevent highway
collisions.
"Speed Too Fast" is the major
contributor of motor vehicle
collisions in winter. A speed limit
of 80 km/hour is for a roadway
with normal weather and road
conditions. Snow, ice and slush
change the conditions, therefore
your driving habits must change
accordingly.
Keeping headlights on during the
day will not help you see, but it
will help you to be seen especially
in whiteouts and fog. Headlights
must he on during rain and snow
storms, blowing snow — including
whiteouts, fog and one half hour
before sunset to one half hour after
sunrise.
When the weather conditions
deteriorate and roads arc closed,
this information will be passed on
to CKNX 920AM/102FM and
CFPL 980. For road report
information call 1-800-265-5407.
LIFE
IS TOO
SHORT
To Care Whether
Towels Match Bathrooms Bureau demand increases
Perusing the offerings
There was a large number of items available for bidding
at the Brussels Park and Recreation Development
Committee silent auction held at the Brussels Legion,
Nov. 24. Crystal McLellan, left, Natalie White, centre, and
Nicole White stop by to check the bids on the goods.
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
"With government cutbacks the
need and demand are greater than
ever", says the chair of the Huron
County Christmas Bureau.
Murray Gaunt of Wingham says
the Huron County Christmas
Bureau has been providing support
for needy children in the County
for over 35 years. Last year the
Bureau provided food, clothing and
toys for 1,110 children in 495
families. Each child receives a new
toy and new clothing. Food and
food vouchers arc also issued to the
family.
The Children's Aid Society,
along with the churches, operates
five County Bureaus which collect
and distribute donations to needy
families in their areas. In this way
the Children's Aid Society and the
community are working together to
build a brighter future for our
children.
Gaunt says that Huron County
has a tradition of providing for
needy families, who seek help at
Christmas time. He is encouraging
individuals, businesses, organiza-
tions, schools and churches to be
especially generous this year. It
will all help to put a smile on a
child's face this Christmas Season.
Get in touch with your local
Christmas Bureau and make your
donation today.
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