Thursday, September 1, 1960 PLEDGE YOURSELEF NOW TO HELP KEEP ' HIGHWAYS SAFE FOR EVERYONE Are your brakes in good order? ENJOY YOUR WEEKENDS WITH SAFE DRIVING 407 HIGHLAND RD. WEST (STRATFORD HIGHWAY) 60 FREDERICK ST. _RELIABLE TRANSPORT LTD. Waterloo County Supplies Coâ€"Operative KITCHENER SH 54746 Your CHRYSLER â€" PLYMOUTH â€" SIMCA â€" VALIANT â€" FARGO TRUCK DEALER SH 5â€"7347 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THLK SHARE THE ROAD and you SHARE THE HEALTH HOGG FUEL & SUPPLY C YOUR COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR IF YOU DRIVE TO MAKE FAST TIME YOU MAY DRIVE FOR THE LAST TIME SCARLETT McKIE LTD. GARDEN & FARM SUPPLIES DRIVE A SAFE VEHICLE FROM COURTESY OF COURTESY OF COURTESY OF . SH 5â€"8431 WATERLOO (Ontarie) CHRONICLE ArMach Somebody didn‘t stop, look and listen WATERLOO SH 5â€"8467 KITCHENER on Canadian highways dming the next holiday.weekfnd. To most of them death will come There will be no longâ€"drawnâ€" out period of suffering, or fear. A moment before their sudden obliteration they will be happy, carefree. Perhaps the skies will be elear, and the heat of the day tempered by the 70 m»m ruch af a;» iue frozen moment of horâ€" ror just before the crash will be short. An instant of agonâ€" izing realization as the tires fail to grip on a curve, or anâ€" 7/ smrounad nem with a glow of pleasure right up to be no prolonged pain, no des other car flashes into sight at the brow of a hill, and then necessary death in any form is tolerable, this will be an casy way to die. Except for the unâ€" lucky ones who linger on for awhile in hospital, there will ine dead will be at peace@e, Only the bereaved, the mutlk ated and the ruined will know lasting pain. "It is possible to avert the mass tragedy that we expect and dread on Ontario roads over the holiday", says Mr. F. H. Ellis, General Manager of the Ontario Safety League. "Safety can be bought, and we are asking for donations from every motorist over the holi day. A donation of a little e tra time, and a little extra thought. We ask each driver to give a few extra moments on his vacation trip, se that he doesâ€" n‘t have to take senseless chan ces in the neverâ€"ending tem sion of trying to get ahead of the car in front. If he starts his journey prepared to give up a little time to the com mon good, he will drive relarâ€" ed and arrive relaxed. And if he will give a little extra thought to the needs and convenience of other road users, as well as to the avoidâ€" anee of danger for everybody our highways over the holi day wil be a lot seafer, and a lot happier". The dead will be at THE GOOD DRIVER m.p.m. rush of ai PAGE WVR ©