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fastener
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Farm Safeti'Sign
Now Compulsory
Most Ontario motorists are al-
ready familiar with the bright -
colored triangular warning sign
—thatethe vehicle ahead is a slow-
moving vehicle.
Motorists who are not already
familiar with the slow-moving
vehicle sign soon will be.
Up to now, the sign has been
affixed 'yolunarily to many
farm tractors and other imple-
ments by farmers concerned a-
bout their own safety 'and the
safety of ofher users of the
, roads. Effective September 1,
1968, Ontario law will require
all farm tractors and self-pro-
pelled farm implements,. and
any vehicle drawn by them, to
Every week more people dis-
cover what mighty jabs are
accomplished by low cost Ex-
positor 17Vant Ads. Dial 527-0240.
ALL TYPES
INSITRANCE
Donald G... Eaton
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 527-1610 Seeforth
carry the slow-moving vehicle
sign when operating on a high-
way.
A regulation specifying the
official sign and its position on
the vehicle has now been ap-
proved, the Ontario Department
of Transport reports.
The sign is in the shape of
a base -down, equilateral trian-
gle, with a 12% -inch base.
gle, with a 12% -inch base, a 14 -
inch height. Dimensions may be
larger as long as ratios of the
various sides are in the same
proportion as the sign with the
12% -inch base.
The sign is fluorescent yel-
low-orange in color, with a dark
red retro -reflective border, of a
specified brightness. It must be
bonded to a durable rigid water-
proof -base surface.
It must be mounted base
down in a plane perpendicular
to the direction of travel of the
vehicle and, where practicable,
on the rear of the vehicle or
combination of vehicles at
the centre of mass of the vehi-
cle or vehicles. It must be -no'
less than three feet or more
than five feet above the road-
way, and it must be clearly vis-
ible for a. distance of not less
than 500 feet from the rear of
the vehicle or combination of
vehicles.
dmimmonimmis .1111.1•01m.
111••••••=11•4=1. IMOOMOIMOM,
advice from
Doris Clark
DEAR DORIS —M,y tusband
is an only child just 10. MY Per-
sonal opinion is that my mother-
in-law is terribly jealous. of me.
She walks the floor saying how
he could get killed, or catch
.pneumonia. She goes on like
this until L am at the .end of my
nerves. One time she Said to
Tom, "I love you,Tommy, even
if you are married"
She is continually kissing my
husband and loving up to him.
He hates it and it ma,kes me sick.
Doris, .do you think she is jeal-
ous?
We are living in Blanktown
now, in a suiteof our owin.
mow* out ofmy in4p.ws' place
in three weeks. That was enough
for. me. r just told them Tom
was coming home and we should
have a place of our own,
wish we eould be 1,000 mileo
away -from them. Maybe you will
think it is me who is jealous.
Maybe I am, but I -think they,
should turn loose a little and
let Torn alone. But I think he
must enjoy their waning; he
can't see my side of it.
Going nuts
DEAR GOING — A bad erase
of smother love. Treatment?
Large doses of 'affection. and
confidence to Tom from, you.
Tom vvill grow up in spite of a
hovering Mom and Dad, as he
shoulders faraily responsibilit-
•
Main -law will get used to
doing without him. Let her see,
gently, that you are managing
nicely alone. You are his Num-
ber Ona Girl now; you cau af-
ford to be gracious.
DEAR DORIS — My oldest
girl is nine. She is careless, un-
tidy. Where things- fall, there
they sit. When asked to tidy up,
it takes ber a long time to get
there .She fools around till it's
time to go to school, does a lot
of talking, especially after being
asked to do 'something; whet
asked why nothing has been
done, she says she forgot
She never offers to help and
whenever there's little jobs in
sight she's gone. My other two
girls who are eight and seven,
keep their things in older and
get things., done- when asked.
And it will -.amaze you how
much they can help if they want
to.
What amazes me is my oldest
daughter will come and say,
"Moinrhy, you sure 'keep things
nice, your clothes are sure nice,
your drawers are sure tidy!"
Yet she can't seem to let sink
into her head that her things
could be just ais nice if each
time she Put things where they
belong.
We don% favor any of the
children. I hate to keep harping
at her all 04;1. time. will she ever
change?
Ready to give, up
DEAR READY — Oh, dent
give up. You are her 'best hope.
This stalling may have started
as an attentioagetter, way back
when the two little..sitens were
takhig you away from Number
One. Then it kieffit oat as a habit.
itsis yow !attention $1.11e iS
after, try following up On her a
spoken adastratiou by letting
her he with Wit while you thly
Yotir di1ewel:s.,.114 e moe
some of the decisions when it
comes to straighten things,
.promise liter a, PrI3t7 dtrt*wbn
-
she learns to heng UP her 460041.•
A syetean of rewaed and eonap,
anionship can be miracle -work
DEAR DORIS Our .dalagh• -
ter is having a ring bearer
(four years old) at her wed-
ding. Could .you please tell Us
how the ring is attaehed to the'
cushion? -Where is he 'in the
procession?
Wants Things Right
DEAR WANTS — If he bear?'
the aettial 'ring, fasteit it to the
cushion with a few •Sillten threa-
ds.
He marches ..up the aisle just
ahead of the bride and her
father. Sometimes the real ring
is safely in the 'custody of the
best man, with the ring bearer
just here for effect. If so, he
may leave the progession as it
reaches the mother's pew..
He does not join the reces-
sion*.
Labor Day
Feature
The fifth annual Midevest-
ern Rodeo scheduled for Exeter
on Labor - Day weekend will
have several new features to
provide top entertainment for
, young and old. •
The show; which "attracted
over 8,000 people last year,
gets underway at 8: p.m. on Sat-
urday, August 31 under the new
floodlights at the rodieo ring in
the comammity park and the
second -packed performance will
'be Sunday afternoon, SePtemlber
1.
SUMMER
SAFETY
CONTEST
AI Cherney and the Rhythm
PaLe from the popular Tommy .
Hunter Show will heedline the
Saturday night program and the
Sunday afternoon show will see
entertaiment provided by the
Garry Buck show from CKCO
TV in Kitchener featuring, The
BitalCOS' and Dorm Rainsey.
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RAMBLER
SCRAMBLER
BIKES 4'
bkg BOY'S ONE ,GIRL'S
I'LYTE
ACCESSORY
-KITS
Each Kit contains mirror,
bell Pad streamers,
HOW TO ENTER
1. COLOR THIS PICTURE
. . . or draw ri pictura like
if and color that.
2. On a -separate sheet of
aper list the SEVEN things
wrong in this picture. Do
NOT list more than seven,
. or you will disqualify your
entry.
3. Cut out the, contest form
along the dotted lines and
fill in your FULL name and
'address.
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4. Mail this form with your
LIST of seven errors to the
coupon address shown below.
5. Any Ontario child of
elementary school *An may
enter.
6. All entries become the
property of Elmer the Safety
Elephant and cannot be
returned.
7. Judges' decision is final.
MAIL BEFORE -SEPTA TO:
ELMER
BOX 4072 ,
TERMINAL A, •
TORONTO I, ONT.
NAME
ADVIIESS
(Town or City)
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- Drive 'Extra Carefully around schools and ,
playgrounds! Be on the lookout for children
when they walk to and from school! Your vaca-
tion from school children, is over now!
Be On the Alert when you%are near g school
bus. Of course, they have t� obey all traffic
rules! But give school buses a break anyway
. . . they carry a priceless cargo.
Parents! Never Stop Telling Children About
the many traffic dangers! Only then can we
Remember...
hope to help reduce traffic fatalities! One out
of seven fatalities involves, a: school child! One
out of ten fatal accidents is caused by a teen-
- age driver!
Drivers! Don't Hurry When You Drive! We
may as well face it. We cannot reduce -traffic
casualties unless -We slow down.! The lives of
others are in the hands holding your steering,
wheel. The minute you may save isn't worth
the life of a school child!
AFETY IS No ACCIDENT
BE SURE TO DRIVE SAFELY
. to protect our children
This message has been made possible by the co-operation of these Seaforth Firms
Miller Motors
Read's Shoes &
Luggage
Russ' Recreation
The Huron Expositor
Seaforth Coin Laundry
Whitney Furniture
Seaforth Motors
Frank- Kling Lid.
'Canadian Tire
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Donald G. Eaton
Smith's Superior
Keating's Pharmacy
John A. CardncL
Hildebrand Paint &
Paper
Trapnellli Pastry Shop
Anstett Jewellers
Vincent's Farm
Equipment
Bill O'Shea
Wilkinson's IGA
Gravels Wallpaper &
Paint
Stewart Bros.
Rowcliffe Motors
waideh & Broadfoot
Ball - Macaulay Ltd.
Gingerich's
Habkirk Transit
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