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P~AE 22. WETBY PÈRE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26198é Safety first .on this summer' s cam ping.tnp Whether camping in a tant or in a trailer, practical planning and preparation are essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience. The Canada Safety Council suggests that, before you leave home you check in advance for what is available at established campsites and test your camping equipment, including tant,' lantern, campstove, etc. Inspect and ensure good mechanical condition of your car. If hauling a trailer check brakes, tires, hitches, horn and lights; adjust mirrors for clear rear vision; practice turning, backing and parking away from traffic, always with someone to guide and watch behind you. Safety tips for campers: * Leave a copy of your vacation itinerary with someone. * Carry a complete first aid kit and include extras such as water purifier, bee sting kit and poison ivy lotion. *Check the campsite for hazards. Instruct children on places and things to avoid, iLe., moving vehicles, cliffs, wild animais, poisonous plants and berries. I f skin is exposed to poisonous plants, use strong soap and water then rubbing alcohol. Wear.shoes to protect against glass, sharp rocks and emibers. * Know where your children. are at àil times - - sèt boundaries and guidelines. Carry a whistle and pin one on your child's clothing - predetermine signaIs for distresa calis. * To .avoid attracting wild animais, keep food Iocked in the car at night or bang in a tree away fromn branches and your tént site. Don't feed the animaIs. * Carry yellow or orange garbage bags. In an emiergency they ca~n be protection from wet weather and are easily visible in dense bush. * Check the fire hazard index with forestry authonities in your area. Light campfires in designated areas only. Drown and atmr fire when you are through. Ashes should be cold when you Voyager SE mini-mvan FROM PAGE 22 wiper and transmission lever. The driving position in the Voyager is very comfortable and outward vision is probably the best of ail the mini-vans. The large windows and absence of thick pillars help here. As with ail mini-vans, the biggest advantage of the Voyager is the seven or eight seating capability, and loads of cargo space. One or both rear seats can be removed to provide up to, 3,540 litres/125 cubic feet of cargo space. With seven seats, you:can take your spouse, the kids, grandparents and Iuggage. ta. the game or the park. If you don't mind the image of driving around in a van', then al of this is available for about the same price as a well-equipped md.-size sedan with fewer seats and a lot less luggage space. Techincal Data Voyager SE Price as tested $22,173 Base Engine Price$15,411 w/non-turbo engine 2.5 LSOHO turbocharged 4 Horsepwer Transaxie Tires Curb weight Wheelbase Length Width Height Cargo spaci Fuel economy fuel injection 150 @ 4800 rpm. 3 automatic/5 manual spd. spd. P205/70R-14 al season radiais 1384 kg/3051 lbs. 2847 mxn/112 in. 4468 mm/175.9in. 18q3 mni/72.2 in. 1637 min/64.4 in. ce 425/1699/3540 litres, 15/60/125 Cu. ft. km, 24 mpg. At a Glanoe "The big news for' 89 is under the hood. The newly availble 150 horsepower turbocharged 2.5 lite four cylinder engine adds nine more horseposer than the V6. Personaiiy, Fd take a Voyager with the amoother, more responsive V6." SUBARU ANNOUNCES 89 Y90FREE FINANCING or 4 WHEEL t7~~tYs~DRIVE leave. Heed are fire regulations. * Use barbecues, campstoves, lanterne and heaters safely - follow manufacturera' instructions. They are flammable and the fumes are hazardous - don't use in tente and ensure good ventilation when 'used in a trailer. * Listen to and heed* weather forecasts before hiking or boating excursions. * Neyer swim'alone. Check for hidden obstacles under the water surface. * Always leave your campsite in the best possible condition so that others may enjoy it. Dispose of. al garbage in designated areas or bring it out when you leave. Basic camping gear should include the following:. For wilderness camping. firat aid it with manual, .bee sting kit, poison ivy lotion, sunscreen, inseet repellent, water purifier tablets, whistle. and/or metal mirror to signal distress, thin insulated padding and sleeping bag, water jug, plastic sheeting and garbage bag, bow or folding saw, camnpstove and. fuel (portable), maps and compass, extra"car keys, plastic tape, rope, sun hat,ièlo-Mnîfor wet and cold weather, fiashlight with extra batteries and waterproof match Case. For car and trailer camping add: lugguge rack, cooler and ice for perishable food, fire extinguisher, tow rope or chain, wire grifll, mosquito netting, hand axe,, lantern, fiare, jack and lug wrench, and pail. Brookli*n bike day FROM PAGE 21 and meets the firs*t and third Wednesdays of each month at St. Thomas Church Hall in Brooklin. t 1* ONE TIME OFFERI! 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