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BY OPP CONSTABLE
R. W. WILSON
Throughout Ontario, 'the O.p.p. have initiated a
program on a large scale in an effort to reduce accidents.
The programis called SELECTIVE TRAFFIf IN-
FORCEMENT.
Accidents are a mystery -in some instances, but most
causes are cut and dried. Accidents,s due to misjudgement
and actual offences against thellighway Traffic Act of
Ontario which Is a Provincial Statute set up for motorists
to follow in order to prevent'accidents.
To determine causes and location of accidents an OPI'
team each month from each detachment, studies ac-
cident reports accumulated from the past three years for
each particular month that have occurred in that par-
tict"lar patrol area. From these reports statistics are
obtained as to how many accidents occurred, where they
occurred, what time of day they c-ccurred, and possibly
the reason they happened.
A program is set up for each month indicating a par-
ticular area of highway a patrol car must patrol, at a
particular time of day and what particular offence the
officer should be looking for.
From this accident pattern derived from the study
uce accidents
each month, and the. SELECTIVE TRAFFIC EN-
FORCEMENT, the O.P.P. hope to prevent accidents.
Barring the "white-out" storm conditions realized this
winter, the program is working well as accidents have
bleen reduced.
• SPEED A FACTOR
Many types of resources are used to stop accidents
causing violations such as aircraft, radar and cruiser
patrols.
Obviously radar is used strictly for speed,control and is
a very accurate and effective method. As speed is in-
volved in most accidents, and it is found that accidents in
general have been reduced with the 50 m.p.h, maximum
limit, it will be enforced heavier all the time.
The new movin"'radar has been introduced in Perth
and Grey Counties and will soon be in this area. The
stationary radar (sometimes hand held) is in operation
now.
Speeders beware....we are out to try and save your life
and the lives of others around you
If you have questions, please feel free to contact
Provincial Const. R. W. Wilson, c -o Ontario Provincial
Police, Box 6, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
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Congratulations r and ..>
Mrs. Irvine Storey' on the nth
birth of a baby daughter, unto err , ar
Karen on March 8 at � pIn � s ILG, # >ci<�i
Alexandra Marine and sermon
General Hospital; Goderich. sermon Wa8 pg iv that E e y
Richard Thompson who Sins a Lord' Prayet Xerac
was injured at work at the frpm, the I:orc� .0 ► ri r.g With
salt mine and hospitalized for the coming of ispiing.. and
a few days is now better weather and. roads,'
recuperating at home. hopefully the choir will be
Residents of Dungannon able to meet for practice and
can now see their way around lend their talents to each
at ntght again as the street service.
light bulbs have been Camp Menesetung is
replaced. There were about asking for Senior staff and
ten of the lights either out or counsellors, swim director,
dimming. _ nurse, nature director, Bible
The Pastoral Relations Resource director, sports and
Committee held a meeting on craft directors. You may get
Wednesday evening at the an application from the
home of Mary.Bere. The Rev.
Stan MacDonald of Lon-
desboro was present to ex-
plain procedure and suggest
contacts. He stressed the
necessity of being discreet
with any confidential in-
formation received.
Mrs. Elma Reed has been
ill with the flu this week.
Mrs. Cecil Blake returned
home on Wednesday after
spending four weeks at St.
Petersburg, Florida with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. S. Fines of
Toronto. Mrs. Blake also
spent a week visiting with
other members of her family
in Toronto and Alliston.
A workshop ia quilt -making
sponsored by Dungannon
Women's Institute was held
at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Kerr on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Winnifred Girvin and
Mrs. Myrtle Kerr are the
leaders and 31 interested
ladies attended. They
discussed color -coordination
and. made their templates.
Each one started a prophet
which may be a cushion top
or chair back etc. The next
meeting in the series is on
March 24 at the home of Mrs.
Winnifred Girvin,
tr
minister.
Singtime presents a special
program on Sunday, March
27 at 2 p.m., on C.K.N.X. TV
channel 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott,
Matthew and Andrew, of -
Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs: Irvine
Eedy. The boys are
remaining for the holiday
week. Miss Martha Eedy and
Mr. Allan Basson of Stratford
spent the weekend at home
also.
Miss Debbie Vella visited •
during Saturday and Sunday
with her relatives in Lon-
desboro and Be [more
respectively.
Misses Becky and ' Kara
Blake of Cambridge (Galt)
spent a few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. Cecil
Blake.
4-H
The first meeting of
Dungannon 2 4-H club was
held at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Doris Culbert on
Tuesday evening, March 15.
The meeting began with the
4-H pledge after which
election of officers was, held.
President is Betty Culbert;
vice-president Mrs. Barbara
Snowden;The Sunday morning reporter iseCrotated retaryss
worship service at the Dorothy Culbert holding that
Dungannon Christian -office this week.
Fellowship church was Discussion was held on
conducted by a gospel team equipping a sewing box,
from the Emmanuel Bible choosing clothes for leisure
College at Kitchener and getting ready tO cut
featuring a children's story fabric.
and special music. Their For demonstration thegir1S
message was based on the were shown how to take
Gospel of John, Chapter 12: measurements. Some time
23-36 with emphasis on the was spent on group, work and
Son of Man being lifted up and the meeting was closed.
Q. Do Fishermen have to
pay Canada Pension Plan
contributions?
A. If you were between the
ages of 18 and 70 and earned
sufficient income from
fishing, the answer is yes. -
Q. Is the interest on a loan
used to purchase equipment
for fishing deductible?
A. Yes, provided the
equipment is to be used to
earn self-employed income.
Q. I. did not know that I
was supposed to have part of
my tax paid by the end of the
year, leaving a smaller
amount to be paid by April 30.
Now I find that I owe a large
amount. What can I do?
A. Pay as much as you can
when filing your return or
before. When yoti receive
your notice of assessment,
telephone the Collection
Section of your District
Taxation Office if you° are
unable to pay the balance at
that time. If your cir-
cumstances warrant, a
reasonable arrangement can
be made to pay the amount
over a period of time.
Q. What is the respon-
sibility of the fish buyer
where no declaration is
made?
A. Under these cir-
cumstances, the buyer has no
responsibility. However,
some other person will most
likely be the "designated
employer".
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