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"JQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdoy, December 6, 1966 "COUNTY LINES Courtice High School Sports Night wr a Vr aderlich instructed fo" ' sting lay. Mr, Hauns- ] rr, Neck belt holder ; Mr, Wunderlich, a> college ' rt with Brad: ery carrying off the referee, ' ancing in the gymnasium and refreshments concluded the Mr, and Mrs. Paul Antil, who * gre leaving for Florida, were © @ntertained by 'their family. * Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Pollard * were honored recently on the © gelebration of their silver wed: » ding anniversary. .|Suzanne Ca Features Several Demonstrations Whree entries fram the Cour. area were placed in the anville Santa Claus a ts of the period costumes. .|Club had a "Peter float with Ken Osborne and ter as the cen- tral figures, The ist Girl Guide Company entered a ca float complete with tent an camping environment. Sarah Jane, daughter of Rey. and Mrs, Dermot Arscott was baptized by Rev. John Romeril at the church service, "Courtice Country Fair' was the theme of the annual bazaar held at the church. Saddles, boots and cowboy hats were used as decorations. Mrs, D. Arscott opened the bazaar, Cindy Shutran, Debbie Bear- thuizen and Cheryl Carpenter were the prize winners at a costume party held by the Explorers. ' 4-H Homemaker Club Members Honoréd BALSAM AND MOUNT ZION (TC) -- Miss Isabel Jackson re- geived her county certificate; while Brenda McAvoy, Fay Me- Avoy, Gail Disney, Doreen Jones, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Sheila Disney, Linda Johnson, + Donna Forsyth, Diane Graham, * Joan Hoar and Mary Hoar re- ved silver spoons at the feyement Day held by the derson, Clayton Hill, John Hill, Miss Kathleen McAvoy and Jack Empringham. Mrs, Jack Empringham is a patient in Oshawa General Hos- pital where she underwent sur- gery. Mrs. William Harbron spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Neale at West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. James Hall and| Cheyl, Toronto, were guests of . Cecil Disney and Mrs. ar Johnson were the lead- ors. Prize winners at the euchre | Bey community hall were » Di , oH We beet D Club at Brook- ane Graham, Mrs. Alan Man- : Farmer Keeps Busy Schedule : RIVEREID! ¥ sg eat . Was a ay anyon' * standards when Gordon Ward ' celebrated his 80th birthday in » this central Nova Scotia farm- ~ Ing community. ¥ milked three dairy cows, hs am the mail on a 20-mile 'reute between ME tee 9 © Gore, West Gore vers : milked again and then attended three parties in his honor, play- ing the fiddle at all of them, Life has been pretty busy for Mr, Ward since he became a full-time beef and dairy farmer at 16, leaving school to help his widowed mother provide for the family. pins his fiddle at cs, dings and dances it Hants County helped * supplement the family income. ; He earned $3 for a_ six-hour, + dance and $5 for a picnic. }. An expert marksman, Mr, ' Ward trained militia cadets at ' Aldershot and Truro, N.S., after service in the First World War, * He went to Bisley, England, on the Canadian rifle team in 1938, fo be jon ete = oe ee ee + +... He was voted a charter mem- 'ber of the school board and \ werved 21 years on the munici- pal council, He sold farm ma- * chinery and fertilizer when the » family farm was running smoothly, ** Most of Mr. Ward's 10 child-| - Mr. and Mrs, Les Harbron. The White Gift Service will be held, Dec. 11, at Mount Zion Church, Mrs, Elmer Wilson, and Mrs. Edgar Byans visited Mr. and Mrs, Wallace McMillen of Orillia and Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Morgan Pugh. WEISH PLAY SAFE SWANSEA (AP)--Mindful of the coal slag slide that killed' more than 100 children at the Welsh village of Aberfan, par- ents forced closure of the school at Pontardawe Fants, menaced by a tive-ton boulder, Authori- ties anchored the rock with a steel net but only 27 of 115 children were in class the day the school closed, LOOKS BACK ON CAREER Manuel Padilla, 10-year-old co-star of the television Tarzan series, has made eight feature movies, haaty Canadian Port DON WINERY LIMITED - Ten were on hand at the 80th + birthday celebrations. four to go dry, sophisticated 28 KING ST, EAST to the luckiest man in town -- Fabergé's handsome collection of toiletries tailored to a man's taste -- Men's Lotion, Tale, Spray Deodorant, Soap In an elegant accessory case: APHRODISIA or fresh crisp WOODHUE All Set by Fabergé complete 12.50 ~--- PHONE 723-4621 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. Safe Driving Week December 1 * 7 incusive Vehicle Safety Check List ANTI-FREEZE Flush cooling system and check for leaks, Add anti-freeze to recommended strength and be sure you have the proper thermostat for winter operation. TIRES Put on snow tires with good treads. Make sure they are ins flated to manufacturer's specifications and are free from cuts and breaks. CHAINS Carry a pair of reinforced tire chains for emergency use in deep snow or on ice. A shovel and.a box of sand in the trunk are extra insurance. Windshield Wipers And Washers Be sure your wiper blades are in good condition and have arm pressure of one ounce per inch of blade strength to remove snow and sleet effectively, Winter wiper blades are recom- mended. Add anti-freeze to windshield washer in proper prop- ortion to resist freezing at lowest expected temperatures, START GENTLY On packed snow or ice, always start gently and gradually, With manual shift, use second gear; with automatic use drive range. Wheels straight ahead make starting easier. When you are stuck in snow 'start in low gear whether you have manual or automatic, Move siowly forward as far as possibie and then shift to reverse, Repeat rocking action until your cor is free. SEE AND BE SEEN Keep windows and windshield clear of snow, ice and slush, Lower back windows slightly to ventilate and to keep the in- side glass from fogging up, Turn on headlights during day- time snow storm to help others see you, Remember that fall- ing snow reduces visibility and snowbanks can canceal drive- ways, intersections, pedestrians and other vehicles. GET THE FEEL OF THE ROAD Check the slipperiness of the road surface periodically with a single brake application to find out how easily wheels will slide and adjust your speed accordingly. FOLLOW AT A SAFE DISTANCE Keep well bock of the vehicle ahead so that you will have plenty of room to stop, Drive at slower than normal speeds. It takes three to twelve times more distance to stop on snow er ice than on dry pavement, CR OE EL LOO IIE Se, SS. ayy 8 rsp BRAKE BEFORE TURNS Anticipate braking situations and start slowing down well before you reach a turn, an intersection or the crest of a hill, Slew down to a safe speed to avoid a front end skid at @ turn, a rear end skid on a curve, sliding into an intersection, er tobogganing down @ hill out of control, HEATER-DEFROSTER Make certain the heater-defroster is capable of keeping the windshield clear of ice and interior fogging, LIGHTS Check your headlights on upper and lower beams and ensure they are aimed correctly and glarefree. Check stop lights, tail lights and directional signals frequently, BRAKES Have hydraulic system checked for leaks and master cylinder for fluid level. Have foot and hand brakes checked and adjusted, PUMP BRAKES WHEN STOPPING Pump your brakes to prevent the wheels from locking and skidding on ice or siippery snow, Pumping is a geniie Gpprice- tion of the brakes until the skid point is reached followed immediately by full release, This gives olternate intervals of effective braking and steering control while the wheels are rolling. WINTER TUNE-UP An engine tune-up makes easier starting in cold weather and helps avoid stalling, Change to winter grade oi! and lub- ricants, Have bottery brought up to full charge. MUFFLER A leaking muffler or exhaust pipe can be a carbon monoxide hazard, particularly if you are stalled in traffic or a blizzard. SEAT BELTS Install and use seat belts for year round protection from serious injury in all weather conditions. 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