Hints For Holiday Driving Safety "Salt Lake City motorists should keep in mind the following winter driving tips during their winter travels," according to Police Chief J. Earl Jones. Start and stop slowly. 1 . Allow plenty of room between you and the car ahead when pavements are covered with ice and snow. You'll need far more room to start or stop than on dry pavement whether you have studded tires or even tire chains. Sudden changes in speed or steering can throw you into a skid. 2. Skids. If you should start to skid, steer into it. If the rear end slides right . . steer right; if it skids left . . steer left. But keep your wheels rolling. You can't steer a car that's in a locked-whe- el slide. 3. Stay alert. you feel drowzy, open the window, pull off the road and rest. Get a cup of coffee or a soft drink; even get out of your car and walk around. It will help you stay alert temporarily, but there is still no substitute for being well rested before you begin a trip. 4. Alcohol, drugs and driving don't mix. If you drink over the holiday season, be sure to allow plenty of time for alcohol to leave your system before driving. That means about one hour per average drink. Drugs such as cold tablets, tranquilizers or even aspirin can also affect your judgement and reflexes, especially if you should have an alcoholic "one for the road" before you start your journey. Stay alert! stay alive! 5. Prepare your car. In If editorial WANTED The Power of Man Senior Citizens to attend addition to good tires, with good treads, you need to be sure that all lights and directional signals are working properly on your car. Check you windshield wipers and washer system. Good visibility will help keep you from getting as tired at the wheel and make your travels more enjoyable as well. 6. Be ready for trouble. Your trunk should carry emergency in case of foul equipment weather or an accident consisting of a tire chain, shovel, traction mats or a bucket of salt or sand, flares or reflectors, a flashlight and a pair of gloves. It also helps to add a set of battery cables, a small rug and a first aid kit. at Redwood Service Center another than when they injure one another. There is a time for peace because people find time to speak their values to one another, to love one another, to laugh with one another, and to tell one another that they have wept. A child sees no limits. He wonders why anything is Lunch by Reservation: 5 12:00 noon Reservations by Monday Tuesdays - -- FREE BINGO WITH selfishness, in fear, in cowardice. A just man suffers to make life PRIZES to the weather and road grow more, gaining peace from the consistency of his vision, conditions. It is imperative to drive at a far slower speed on snow and ice than on dry pavement. Sudden changes in speed or direction will be sure to cause you traction problems." The Chief pointed out that these winter "crash preventers" are based on recommendations developed by National Safety giving redemptive freedom by making life true to itself. The just man has been many Don't be left out! express himself and give himself to others. He has been a poet and a clown, a prophet and a victim, a boy and a man, a harbor of safety, someone who has prayed alone in the night and paused during the day when gratitude made him motionless with wonder. He is researchers and are endorsed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. traffic." Drive safely - someone whose touch has holidays!! 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Marlene Marie Young, Editor and Community Information Specialist Distribution by Reliable Courier Barbara Smith, Staff Reporter Laura Briggs, Staff Reporter Joint Board of Commissioners Ralph Y. McClure, Chairman Phillip R. Blomquist Stephen Harmsen CoTtrad Harrison Jennings Phillips William E. Dunn and whose life has been ready for death many times if that too shall be asked of him. It is no easy thing to be a human being. A human life is the most unforseeable and dramatic venture imaginable. Physical laws are stable and animal behavior is predictable. A human life is radically different. No one knows what a child will become or whether he will even be recognizable in his future. Transformation is at issue in human living. A man can be less than a man or more than a man. He can lose his identity or he can have the inner core of his being renewed. In all daily living, there is risk, a measure of failure, and yet the possibility of becoming someone who transcends himself and all his limitations. A man may fail and yet succeed in his failure; miss love and yet continue to love; be confined and yet grow in healed we want all our readers around after the your community newspaper. Simply write an essay of 300 words or less on what you would do as Editor of the Model Neighborhood News would you include material different than we have more pictures, or less new features - ideas -- -- -- -- layout? Include your name, address and phone number and mail your entry to Model Neighborhood News, 383 East 1700 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115. You must be a resident of the model neighborhood to enter. All entries will be published and the winner (to be selected by the Citizen's Advisory Board cf the newspaper) will receive a $25.00 gift certificate from Sears Department Store. ENTER TODAY Deadline: January 20, 1973. -- Call 467-80- 1 4 for additional information. repaired or his organic structure restored. Only man can be healed by the word another man speaks to him or by the thought another man gives him to think or by the presence of another human being by his side in time of trouble. Only people can save people. So at this Christmas time in 1972, let's pause and consider this message and the power we have as human beings - to make life better or happier or more meaningful for another human being and let's not waste another precious moment to utilize this power for good. Merry Christmas from the Model Neighborhood News staff, from the Model Cities Agency staff and from members of operating agencies funded by Model Cities. The Joint Board of Commissioners also offers best wishes for a happy, peaceful holiday and a bright, new year. (Excerpts from "Belief in Human Life.") things in his life as he sought to Council's winter hazards Chief Jones then summed up his remarks this way, "A properly prepared and equipped vehicle and driver is the best insurance against the problems of holiday impossible. A child believes infinity more easily than he does in barriers. A man whose vision is composed of poetry and prayer, devotion and hope, sees beyond the limits men set around life in in Cost per plate: 60 cents "Of most importance," Chief Jones concluded, "drive at a steady, moderate speed, suited A time for peace comes to every man who learns to make life uncomplicated. There is a time for peace because men are happier when they heal one weekly luncheon 466-875- . . . freedom; and have all his opportunities denied him and yet believe hopefully in the future. A human life is subject to no control unless it chooses to be controlled; it is capable of deciding who its enemies will be or whether it will have any enemies; it has the ability of deciding its destiny and of choosing whether it will utilize reason and freedom in the development of its own potential. A man's humanness is not restored when his senses are Register For Free School Registration for Winter quarter at Jefferson Free School will begin January 2 and continue through the 3rd and 4th. Though it is not necessary for students to pre-regist- to attend class, it er helps the staff in planning for student needs. Classes will begin on January 8th, and continue through the first of March, Monday through Thursday, from 6 to 9:00 p.m. Students may enter and attend at ANY TIME during the course of the quarter. High School credit and Basic Skills classes will be offered and child care will be provided. The Junior High program has been discontinued due to several new programs that started in the at Irving, Horace Mann and Lincoln. The District, primarily Salt Lake City Board of Education can provide information on these programs. Jefferson Free School registered 85 students for the Fall Quarter and awarded 25 and 30 certificates of commendation. A pot luck supper was held on December 14 for those students completing the half-credit- s Fall quarter. Adult Education classes for adults will begin on January 15, at the Sumner Elementary school, two nights a week from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Watch the Neighborhood News for specific details or call Jefferson Free School, 359-496The School is located at 1071 South West Temple and is a non- - profit, all volunteer, free educational program for the adult and teenager. Model out-of-scho- ol