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WHI 1eV FREE PRESS, WEONESDAY. JkJLY 2. 1975, PAGE 9 Plan your triîp enjoy camping Apart from completing plateci cairn that- will help your plans about thc camp- you expand the story of groundls at wlîich you will tiiose water highways. Small stay d<ring your ýtrailering fry ýwlll glory in the folk bice vacation, there are other przac- and wlll be talking about tical considerations that will voyageurs and lndian s for the lelp make your camping remainder of dhe year. hloliday a memorable outdoor The prime requiisiîte for experience. . etijoying a camping vacation Doubtless you have picked is intelligent, safe tralering. a number of scenic and hist-' The' Ontario Safety League oric spots you intend to visit. has a new pamphlet called By putting a time liniit onl "Tradler TaIk", which is avail- each visitation, your traider- able through local offices of ing through towns and cities the Ministries of Natural can be arranged when traffic Resources and lndustry and is 1ligh t. There is nothing Tourism. more frustrating for a camper ta oget bogged down in a Ca p t s resort town during the week:- ly, Saturday morning shop- ping spree. Careful planning encourage wili put you at campgroundsg i mefor the selection of campsites that offer you safe- iuný comfort and privacy. Your camping holiday will It's fun to leave a day or be ipyadmroal twofre inyor shedle oroutdoor recreation experi- those side trips that help eneifyuwlecorg l build a memory bank of fond mmnc sfte, i yu inurge Il vacation memories. Drop in think safeéty. on part of the canoe route The Ontario Safety that voyageurs used when tlie League offers' the following beaver trade in Canada was practical considerations o being bult. People who live hîelp you enjoy your piece of' in the area wdl tell you where privacy his sunimer. to find a rnuseunî or brass- * Tents wiIî n'maiin sta.ndîne Be safe lighting barbecue There's nothing quite like that delicious aromna from the barbecue wafting on the breeze of a warrn sumnmer eveing. 1Its irresisible!! Faifly and friends gaLher together in the timne- honoured North American tradition. Perfect! The Ontario Safety League asks you to be safety conscious whle enjoying your barbe- cue. Last summer, an Ottawa man was enjoying the evening with his family. He h ad planned a typical barbecue menu. The coals started a- right, but didn't sceem to heat Up fast enough for hîm. lmpatiently, he ignoîed the warning on the starter fluid can and gave the small fire an extra squirt. Some of the burning vapor was drawri back into the can. The resuit- ing explosion drenched him in flamnes. He died five days later. This, past spring, two Toronto men died in their cabin after barbecuing steak indoors. The burnîng char- coal filled the' cabin with deadly carbon monoxide. Both men feu ll, and lay down to sleep it off. They neyer recovered. These two tradegies serve as graphie illustrations. When using barbecue starter fluid, follow the instructions on the can. Keep children and pets away from the fire. Neve.r bring the barbecue or hibachi indoors. Be sure you are never down-wind from the fire when cooking - -a spark or flare-up could ignite your clothing. FolIow the Ontario Safety League's advice and keep summer cook-outs fun and sa fe. through nmost wind stormis, if the peak is supported by securing it to a rope tied between two trees. * Camp fires wvill notL harr your camipsite or dhe sur- rounding environmient, Mien they are properly trenched and the fire is extinguished after use. * Bears and racoons will not disturb your nighit's sleep, if you store Uthe food in tlic truck of your car. Food brought into a sleeping ent encourages hairy visitors. Good housekeeping about die camnpsîte will prevent can openers, boule caps and other objects fromi cutLing or bruising bare feet. Happy feet contribute largely to a happy holiday.. * Tiny ots have a habit of wandering off i search of adventure. Sornetimies par- ents get lost searching for them. Teach the young ones to respond to a whistle. Learn how to establish a ground search pattern by blazing rees at shoulder height in case you are called upon Lo help look for a lost soul. * Everyone in the family should 'be encouraged <o learn how Lo swim, so that your vacation can be enjoyed and kept care fiee. v liI l 11111 itVi PURCH-ASE YOUR NE« WAsHiNG MACHINE FROM A QUALIFIED DEALER. MANY COMl- PLAINTS WITH NEW APPLIANCES ARE THE RESULT 0F IMPROPER I NSTALLATION. WASHER SHOULO REST ON SOLIO FLOOR--LEVEL. HOSES SHOULD BE CONNECTED 50 ALL CYCLES FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY. DRAIN HOSE SHOULO BE AT PROPER HEIGHT, WITH NO KINKS. WASHERS SHOULD BE PLUGGED P INTO STANDARD 3-HOLE GROUNDED WALL RECEP- TACLE. ADAPTER MAY BE EIF GROUNDED. AO DXENSIN CORDS. CHECK THýESE EXCLUS",IVE. FEATUREs' ~i.