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"THE LITTLE SHOEMAKER®" "Honey" Shelton RENEW YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES ... A LILMITED QUANTITY Made of Aluminum with Wood Handle. While they $6.â€"50 WEST MAIN STREET ALEXANDER HARDW ARE Next Door to Dymond‘s Drug â€"Waste Paper Baskets GRIMSBY ROXY THEATRE T he Music Box Bachelor Daze THURS. & FRL NIGHTS â€" APRIL 25th & 26th Eddie Bracken and Veronica Lake SATURDAY ONLY â€" APRIL 27th â€" MAT,. 2 P.M. Ruth Terry and George Byan GIANT CARTOON COMEDY »codOW .. Laurel and Hardy $1 RODS Special Matinee at 2 p.m. THURSDAY ONLY â€" APRIL 25th HOLD THAT BLONDE Roy Rodger and Smiley Burnette Fun For Folks From 6 to 60 JAMBOREE "The House of Hits" UNSKILLED, CARELESS DRIVER WORLD‘S BIGGEST HEADACHE "Nine out of every 10 pedestâ€" rians killed in traffic accidents Ing to Prof, Amos E. Neyhart, America‘s top authority on drivâ€" ing and driving hazards. He is in ‘Toronto this week to conduct the second Canadian Motor Vehicle Fleet Supervisors‘ training course â€"April 22 to 26â€"in the Mining Buillding of the University of Toâ€" schools‘ for the modern motorist. In North America the automobile is used by more people and is inâ€" vwolved in more accidents than all other modes of transportation comâ€" *The Modern Driver should reâ€" member that twoâ€"thirds of all pedâ€" estrians fatalities occur at night when there is only oneâ€"third the dayâ€"time traffic," says the adminâ€" istrative head of the Institute of Public Safety, Pennsylvania State College, and staff consultant for the American Automobile Associaâ€" tion on road training. "Another fact is that twoâ€"thirds of all pedesâ€" trians killed are more than 40 years of age." ‘The summer is the worst beâ€" cause traffic then is at its peak, declares Prof. Neyhart. "We will soon be facing our biggest headâ€" uche: the careless or unskillied driver. The pilot of a plane is thoroughly trained for his jb; so are the locomotive engineer and the ship‘s captain. In the same "We must approach the problem in the right way. We should find out if wouldâ€"be drivers are qualiâ€" fied to operate cars, not allow them to get into trouble and then say they shouldn‘t be allowed to drive. "What we should do is train those wouldâ€"be drivers when they are of legal age to drive, that is, in our high schools. Those who cperate taxi, bus or trucking fleets find their reservoir of drivers in high schools, and if youths are ‘MMMUMUN-I ing there, all the flieet operator has to do is train them in the things directly relating to their job. ‘ "Many people think that if a man has driven a truck for 10 years he must be twice as good as one who has driven for only five. Yet it is a proven fact that a boy who has driven for only one or two | years can be a far better driver TELEPHONE 88 had tJusane asylum. Eleven more yE before take peychiatric treatment ' :;_:_»»;,,:::....::,:.;?;l EDJ * office ie map * 4t 05 thhoo iz {:.',lm neattor, a other oay » ‘hind the """"‘"...“".mm-.muum: ‘When it comes to statistics, Prof.| Highway, has just been 800 Neyhart can quote figures by the Robert Greenwood of yard. According to the U.S. MUtROTâ€" | â€"______â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~~ oo STy parement when . pou â€" ary [ PirSbniNhe thate Insiractive aerâ€" travelling 15 or 16 m.pâ€"h. But at| Y‘*® diting the war. Juses, ih 40 m.p.h. you require 88 feet in Butin one respect Cupid which to stop. It requires about| CCOMP®ed to wartime pay PrOY!~ 30 per cent more gasoline to averâ€" sions, though not as against preâ€" age 60 m.ph, than to average 40 | W5" regulations, No | dependants np.hfl-nflmmuwn‘. "Mfiuhnflmm‘u ures: At 30 m.ph. a car will trayâ€"| TS narriage allowance covers el 18 miles on one gallon of gasâ€" wholeextra sum to a married m a gallon; at 50 m.ph., 14.6 miles on a gallon; and at 60 m.ph., 12.6 miles on a gallon. And if your worry is tires, it will interest you to know that at 52 m.p.h. the tire wear is 2.7 times as great as at 33 m.ph. For the fiveâ€"day Fleet Superâ€" visora‘ training course in Toronto next week, tests have been devised to record the mental, physical and emotional characteristics of drivers. On the basis of these tests, Prof. Neyhart states, it is possible to determine whether or not a man will make a good driver and to reâ€" veal the weak spots which may be Exercises have been prepared to measure a driver‘s ability to handle a car.expertly and to imp‘rove his driving skill. Each exercise is designed to bring out some signiâ€" ficant driving practice. In addition to obtaining a measure of the deâ€" gree of experience, these exercises also create an awnreness on the part of those tested that skilful handling of a car is not a "cinch", but requires sound physical charâ€" acteristics, _ driving . knowledge, alertness, consideration for others and highly developed skill. \Cupid Is Given | _ A Better Break ‘The course is aimed at the preâ€" vention of accidents, reduction of‘ operational costs, conservation of equipment, and improvement of management, driver and customer relations on the part of firms opâ€" erating motor vehicle fieets. To acâ€" complish this purpose, the idea is to prevent, largely through demonâ€" stration, a complete program for selecting, training and maintaining | or airmen who want to can get married, and they will get the marâ€" riage allowance of $20.00 a month below the rank of officer and $30 for officers. j ‘The marriage age for the peaceâ€" | time armed services has been set at | 23 for those below the rank of ofâ€" ficer and at 25 for officers. They can marry younger than that, but If they do they won‘t get the marâ€" the required age. Before they can get their marâ€" ‘riage allowance, men also must |Mn“mmwm lfig period appropriate to their ‘m."hdon they can draw lmmylorthdrwmb u8. Canada‘s peacetime armed forces. In the preâ€"war service there was a limit on the number of men to whom marriage allowances could be paid. This restriction has been lifted. As many soldiers, sailors Neither of these restrictions as to apy or initial training apply to CANADA‘S NEW GOVERNORâ€" GENERAL. Above is a new portâ€" rait _of. _ Field ... Marshal ... Viscount Alexander of Tunis, Canada‘s new Governorâ€"General. Cupid gets one break in the new y scale announced toâ€"day for persons who have had active serâ€" vico diring the war. Butin one respect Cupid loses, as comped to wartime pay proviâ€" db-m-mupramm ‘The marriage allowance covers the whole extra sum to a married man. WATCH FOR â€" NEXT WEEEK‘S ANNOUNCEâ€" ESTATE MENT OF LEGION BIG SPORTS‘ DAY EVENT ON MAY 24th. Mr. H. R. Merritt, Moncton, N.B. .â€"â€"â€"â€" Mrs. Stanley Gunning , Grimaby wâ€"_._â€"_â€" Mr. Vance R. Farrell, Mr. Victor Catton, Mr. Stanley Globe, Mr. J. F. Glanville, Belleville April ‘41 ‘47 ‘47 ‘47 ‘47 ‘41 ‘47 ‘41 ‘41 ‘47 ‘A7 ‘47 47 doctors in America have ed mm remaramDi® . SIM mmmmm:â€" Women catch them _ 2 THE POWERWILL BE OF F IN GRIMSBY TOWN BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 12.00 AND 1.00 O‘CLOCK NOON FRIDAY, APRIL 26th,1946. THIS WILL EFFECT THOSEUSERS NORTH OF THE CN.R. AND ON MURRAY ST. NORTH OF LIVINGSTON AVE., FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING LINE CHANGES. Cold Comtort POWER INTERRUPTION GRIMSBY HYDRO COMMISSION nl’m more easily the most vulnerable period. omuum-h-tv-h‘ More colds start on Monday than hy ue C U 0 J hss d -n-o-m:gldb‘“‘"" ._wâ€"(;:am them! mi WNCHe '.“-.-“d.l“”“