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The motorist who drives with little regard for his own or others' safety could be suffering from an inferiority complex, ac- cording to the Canadian High- way Safety Council. A member of the council's executive com- mittee commented, "The motor- ist with an inherent feeling that he is inferior or that others con- sider him infeiror, becomes bold and reckless when he gets be- hind the wheel of a motor ve- hicle. The feel of the weight and power of the vehicle gives him a false sense of his own weight and power and he decides, in his weakness, that he's 'going to show everybody' that he is not as inferior as they think. Thus he becomes a real menace to other motorists and to pedes- trians." Such a driver could be im- mature, he added. "He really hasn't assumed adulthood. It's as though a child were in control of the car, with all the child's inexperienced sense of ability and authority." He advises driv- ers to avoid this type of motorist as soon as his' eccentric, perilous antics begin to show up bate LET GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE SERVICE GUARANTEE Insurance YOU SAFE, SURE STARTS THIS WINTER To Go Up Christmas time is near and now's the Automobile insurance rates | . will go up by an average of six time to get your car checked and per cent in the most part of Can- ada next year. The 1966 increase ; ts Peg Sly qu agg ie egg put into top shape for safer driving. sep hago lg Thiele ght Come to Ontario Motor Sales and of Toronto, past president of the All, Canada Insurance Federa- tion, predicted recently. Parts of Nova Scotia will likely see rates decreased, he said, but in some parts of Can- ada, increases will exceed the six per cent average by a con- siderable measure. Mr. Hum-| phrey told a service club in Halifax that insurance compan- jes have been paying out $50,- 000,000 to $75,000,0 a year more than they took in during the past two years. The automobile accident rate, which began to climb sharply in 1961, will be worse in 1966, he said. Today's cars are extreme- ly expensive to reapir. "If you, as a consumer, feel that you are paying too much for your automobile insurance you might pass the word along to manufaciurers," he added. Reasonably simple changes in auto design could probably re- duce the insurance costs by 10 perccnt, he suggested. Efficient bumpers, bolt-on fenders and easier - to - repair body panels would greatly assist in cutting repair costs. "Supplying replacement parts is a lucrative business for the auto manufacturer,' Mr. Hum- phrey said, "and I would hardly expect them to change their ways to the benefit of the insur- ance companies." Record Retail Deliveries Seen WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Chrys:| ler Canada Ltd. reports record retail deliveries of Chrysler- built passenger cars to dealers during November. Deliveries of Imperial, Chrys- ler, Dodge, Plymouth, Valiant and Barracuda passenger cars totalled 12,770, a 13 per cent in- crease over the figures for No- vember, 1964. The November figures brought the Chrysler passenger car total for the first 11 months of 1965 to a record 110,653--a 17 per cent 11-month-gain-oyer record-breaking 1964. Dodge and Fargo truck de- liveries in November showed a 60.1 per cent gain over the pre- vious year's November total, and brought the 1965 total to date to 13,226, up 24 per cent ever the same period last year. © eld ee ee ee ee ee 2 ere ee 8 et ee * een ree ee & <8 . ee ee ee { let our skilled mechanics do the job that's needed for your car... now! 0 SANTA SAYS GIVE UT0 ACCEOoORIE as and Ontario Motor Sales Have Them ! Engine Block Healers .......$ 6.95 Litter Containers......... 2.95 In-Car Warmers ......... 15.50 Genuine Compasses ....... 5.95 Deluxe Floor Mais ...... from 7.50 ---and many, many more... come see! - BE SURE YOUR CAR IS SAFE Ontario Motor Sales 140 BOND ST. WEST - 725-6501 'OSHAWA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, December 14, 1965 111A