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Show ! - M0 v .. . ; : ; . ' .JSaTHE PRO-DRIVER KNOWS: j j S' ?uPSH'! V4 of all traffic accidents are caused , o fcf by RIGHT-OF-WAY VIOLATIONS! V ,2 ;.:i.Sl COUTESY IS CONTAGIOUS A :' j i'". " .A Courtesy to OTHERS means i '1 lA SAFETY FOR ALL! '-if ; -.. ' DO YOU KN0W: 9200.000 trucks an ,g5jj&, 1 , j-VVvte-il serving American Business Farms and "SjvvV I iK:. 'iiVutei Homes. Truck drivers are the largest fffjfjruSS :ji; single job employment group in the JjlH! s-lir -'-'' - U.' S., excepting agriculture. WXf 1 ' 3Hi&giBila- Hermitage EBAND areal ft tKirtfcn, Sajvsnui UIWB1S . K THE 0LD HERMITAGE -0MPANY, FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY ' 1 One more drink "one for the road!" It was the Toast to Death for thousands of men and women, and innocent children, too last year. The records do not show how many lives were needlessly sacrificed because of al- cohol-clouded driving, but they do show that over 6,000 drivers involved in fatal acci dents had been drinking. Another 2,000 pedestrians met death in traffic, while in an , alcoholic haze. , ' Ask the man who has just had one or two drinks and he'll probably defend his ability to drive. Perhaps he can but not safely. Alcoholic stimulation breeds carelessness, care-lessness, speeding, recklessness. In another stage it courts drowsiness. Tests have proved that even a moderate number of drinks lowers a driver's reactions to the danger point. Quick response and alert judgment fail in the emergency. The irresponsible drinking driver is to blame for a particularly heavy share of night-time traffic accidents. Tragically, he endangers not only his own life, but the lives of those riding with him innocent people in other cars and pedestrians. be-fore you take "one for the road," consider the consequences. If you drink, 0 don't drive. You'll never hear better advice. k ifeDrive As Though Your Life Depends On It - - IT DOES! This advertisement sponsored by this Newspaper and the following: Chicken Roost Springville Feed Allen Cleaners Culligan Soft Water Service of Utah County Springville Banking Company Sanitary Dairy G. Lowry Anderson LeMar's Cafe Smitties Texaco Utah Service, Inc.' Miner's Auto Service Kolob Lumber Brookside Market Dixon-Taylor-Russell Co. Golden Eagle Service Station Bert & Ted's Service Springville Meat & Cold Storage SOS Drug City Drug priel's Haymond Drug Phillips Garage Duke Jewelry Art Bowling Wright's Planing Mill 4 Ruff's Garage Koepsel & Love Nervous? ' NO... ARMS LENGTH BLUM Dhti9 ocdd.nl. .( Ihh kind or. .ft.- "u,,dlfby ' Jl! V.ual oid l th. orm. I.nth" r.nB. ot vl.lon. If you. b, focal. S n't tv. you tl.ar, .onllnuoo. vl.lon In all rone.. - n.a arm . j Ungth, . ,; . . . vl.i, . .klll.d optomjtrM o - mpl.'o xplona,l. and d.mon.tration of CONTINUOUS VISION LENSES. J PAY NOTHING DOWN, $1 A WEEK Standard- (Q&r 161 West Center in Provo 1 1 |