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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-31, Page 6 (2)Page 6 Times -Advocate, August 31, 1978 I�By ELAINE TOWNSHEND This week's paper carries announcements of special events taking place in our community this week -end If we want to travel farther afield. daily papers. tv and radio give additional infor- mation. There is no end to the places we can go.and-the exciting things we can do to make this last holiday of the summer a memorable one Amid our happy a rctpa- tion', we will hear war We will be urged to prat e • safety in whatever we do Referring to the number of fatalities recorded on previous holidays. • predic- tions will be made about how many Canadians will die on this Labor -Day week- end. and the estimates will probably turn rut to be low. But we won't pay much attention. Who wants••to think about such sombre things'Whyshould we worry: - anywai r 'ITirngs`Tike [ht -'cant happen to us. Unfortunately tragedy can strike any of us. Pretending danger doesn't exist will not protect .us from it and neither will staying at home. afraid to do anything We can still have fun and keep safety in mind: taking safe- ty precautions doesn't mean being a 'spoil sport Decorate, your home, with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES Choose .the fabrics and the styles you want 'and Bart Whiting will custom make your dropes•for you you ca- also choose matching bedspreads and o 11o.. shams WHITING'S VAREHOUSE Main St. Exeter 235-1964 Odds There's plenty to do The most. frequent causes of traffic accidents are drunk driving. fatigue. speeding. tailgating and general recklessness How many of us are guilty of some or all of the above in- fractions? n- fractions? How many of us have passed a slow -poke on the highway and fifteen minutes later. while waiting for a red light or following a string of cars. glaced into the rear view mirror and spotted the slow -poke on our tail' We didn't gain mueh. durw•e•, How many times have we hurried someplace, when leaving fifteen minutes earlier could have ayoideZI the rush or arriving fifteen minutes later wouldn't have mattered" - Besides being fun. swim- ming is one of the best ways we can exercise. Inex- pero•need swimmers may under -estimate the danger cif swimming alone or ven- tw ine out too far in the water while experienced swimmers tray become over -confident and ignore the s:ctt•ty rules 0%e loading a boat or ig- norint: weather signs can cause h siting accidents To strong swimmers. weaning life Jackets may Recto bothersome. but someday they may owe their lives to then) Camping is fun for the whole fancily. hut all that 'Smoker the Bear' talk is kids' stuff We know whatr we're doing Or. do we" l)o • we stop to consider the con- sequences of carelessness in a forest" Do we always take a few extra minutes to make certain the fire is out" Ro we watch small • 'n Ends children closely and try hard to impress upon the older ones the importance of safe- ty whether they're bicycl- ing on the street. playing at the beach or swimming in a back yard pool' We all make nu: tikes and take needless chnces. and sometimes we. --argue "It's env life. It (Wyant to take a chance that's my business:!' But ,Rtnoc•ent people can sot fe/heeause of our daring. str bornness. stupidity or wfteyer you want to call it. Lite. theirs and ours. is too lirecnw: to he gambled with Let Wake sure the hap- piness ,tf this Labor hay week-e-nef.conttnues next "`-ing .safety in muxi:} +t em back al"T we* •MR -AND MRS. BRUCE RUSSELL Judy Lynn. Harvey and Bruce Walter Ru,iiell exchanged marriage vows August 5, 1978 at the Crediton _United Church- Rev. Harley Moore officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harvey, Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell, Shipka are parents of the groom. The bridal attendants were Cheri Harvey. Cathy Harvey and Kathy Russelt. The best mon was Rodger Ratz and guests were ushered by Donald Russell and Tom Russell. The flower girl wos Connie Russell and Alex Russell.wos ring bearer. After a wedding Trip to Toronto. Niagara Falls'and Manitoulin Island' the couple hos taken up residencebt Shipka. 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