How to Avoid Being Struck Out on Canadian Highways
A Canadian Highway Safety Conference urges summer drivers to slow down and live. It argues a Mineral time allowance and regular rest stops prevent two major strikes: speeding in poor weather and fatigue. Fatigue stems from starting trips without proper pauses and planning.
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Canadian Highway Safety Conference
Canadian Highway Safety Campaign Warns of Fatigue Dangers
After a night of rest, drivers pressed to set mileage records warn that sleepiness at the wheel equals danger. The conference cites 1014 Canadian traffic deaths last year in the Slow Down and Live campaign and urges rest before driving to cut fatigue crashes. The American Medical Association notes fatigue occurs in daylight as well as night driving and warns that a sleepy driver can be as hazardous as a drunk one.
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American Medical Association
Thankful note for sympathy and hospital care
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of sympathy during their bereavement and thanks Dr Large and hospital staff for kindness shown to their father during his hospital stay.
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Dr. Large
In loving memory of R. H. Watson
In loving memory of our dear husband and father R H Watson who passed away June 20 1057 though absent you are always near you are loved missed and very dear by his family
Bake Sale and Picnic Happenings This Week
Bake sale sponsored by Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41 set for Roblin Electric on Saturday June 26 from 3 to 5 PM and 7:30 to 9:30 PM. Tummel Annual Picnic to be held Friday June 27 at Tummel School Grounds with races softball and supper 6 to 8. Adults 75c, youths 10 to 16 25c, under 10 free. A bake sale in aid of the Tyre Boys of Cromarty Sunday School at Macleod’s Store on Saturday June 21 at 3 PM.
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Roblin Electric Store
Tummel
Tyre
John Burta
Tenders Sought for Removal of Silverwood School Structures
Tenders invited by W A Batley for sale and removal of the Silverwood School building 36 by 20 feet, a 16 by 12 foot porch, and a 20 by 16 foot teacherage insulated and wired for power built in 1950. Move by July 8 1968 with 10 percent deposit per tender. Tender due July 3 1958. Trustees reserve the right to the funds if removal is refused. Deepdale Man. San Clara 60.
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Silverwood
W. A. Batley
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San Clara
Silverwood School No 1920 Tender Notice
Sealed tenders are invited for construction of Silverwood School No 1920. Submit 10 percent certified cheque with tender to the Secretary-Treasurer Silverwood No. 1320. Tenders due July 7 1958. build complete by August 26 1958 or contract dates. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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