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8-Orpno,Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 17th, 1976 Queens Park Report ,, This week I would like. to talk about,the seriousness of the many, problems concerning concerning Highway 115 and 35, Over thé past.nutnber of years this, road ,'has : been the topic of "much debate and the subject •of many reports. The number of fatal accidents has led to it being called the most dangerous dangerous road in Ontario. • The problems come from many sources : 1. The number of commercial commercial establishments bet- ween Newcastle and Enterprise. Enterprise. 2. The number of entrances to schools, side roads, and ■ hamlets. 3. The nature of the traffic I if Jcr/anIP parmcwacTion m-- e Walk a block.Today. Clarke Public LIBRARY PHONE 983-5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 1 2 :00 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. Oixmo, Ontario & Wall Taping-Spray Ceilings Plaster Repair Painting Wally Lucyk 983-5518 ORONO Bon't Leave It to Chance Be sure your h,ome is truly protected by a good policy Call us now Mi I Ison I nsura nce Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 > Callyour licensed Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor wl$o sells, installs and guarantees CARMAN Plumbing and Heating Phone 983-5207 Orono . . emerging from Hwy. 401 , at the south and the open stretches of Hwy. 115 and 35 from Lindsay on the north. Many changes have been proposed and some implem-• ended. In the opinion of the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education the turning of the buses into Clarke High School, the speed of vehicles'and the stopping of school buses are of considerable considerable worry. Because of this concern, I along with the Board's Transportation Committee* Committee* Mr. II. Shepherd, Mr, W. Worden, Mr. M: Prout, and Mr. G. Cameron have met twice with representatives representatives of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Communications. Our first meeting last year resulted fin a dispute as to what was premised. Last week we met again in Toronto with the Minister, the Deputy Minister, and the top staff in an effort to correct the situation. We did not get the answers we had hoped for but we did get a commitment that senior staff of the ministry would meet with us again at the Clarke High School, November 15, 1976 at 10 a.m.' in order that we may point out some of our problems. This has taken a great deal of time and I sincerely hope that now we will be able to arrive at some solutions before another serious accident accident occurs. j Doug Moffatt . M.P.P., Durham East. O.P.P. News O.P.P. REPORT ■ During thé past week the Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle investigated 20 motor vehicle collisions and over 100 occurrences pf, a general nature. Five of the 20 accidents resulted in injury to 8 persons and when causes of the collisions were.investigated 8 persons, were 1 charged witH offefices contrary to the Highway Traffic Act. The general occurrences investigated included offences offences such as wilful damage, assault, fraud and theft and have resulted in 5 persons being charged with offences against the Criminal Code of Canada. , . DRIVING TIP: DRIVER DROWSINESS It is common in the winter for a motorist to become drowsy at the wheel, especially especially with the heater on and the windows closed. To guard against this type of situation, especially on a long trip, stop for a coffee break and possibly a few minutes rest. Another suggestion, is to open your car window just enough to ensure proper Ventilation. *A little fresh or cold air helps to perk you up. CN Tower film wins top award The CN Tower film "To the Top' ' has won three Canadian film and Television Association Association awards, including the best film of the year. Thé association awards were for industrial films. Feature Canadian films were not included in this competition. competition. They had been judged earlier. 1 The CFTA categories include: include: sports, nature and . wildlife, educational and inst- ruction, public relations, sales sales promotion, TV information and public affairs, and travel and recreational. In addition, the film won awards as the best public relations film and an award for best: editing.' The 27-minute film brings to life all the drama inherent in the three-year construction of the CN tower. 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