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DELORIS CHUM SALMON TALL CAN INSTANT COFFEE ASTOR MAXWELL HOUSE ASTOR Choice Sliced or Holves PEACHES No. 2</2 CANS ASTOR FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 303 CANS 5-^1, jwiwi ^vroivi^i LEMONS. DOZEN LARGE, FIRM HEAD LEHUCE.. HEADS ll-OK. PKGS. HALF GALLON 12-ox. PKGS. Thursday, July 22, 1965 Free Wheeling VAROOM.. .Let’s confirm here and now what a lot of observers have already guessed motorcy cles are all over the place! In the first six months of the year the breed has increased its own kind 20 per cent over 1901. and is at thb starting line of what officials call a "beginning boom.” Motorcycles and their counter parts, scooters and molorbikes, ourrently total 10,863 and who can predict w'hcre it will end. Thert? were only slightly over 9000 two wheelers registered for the entire yar 1961. The implications oT the motor cycle boom are of conct»rn to those with official responsibili ties in traffic safety. Whether valid or exaggerated an impression exists that motor cycling is a dangerous businbss Records of tlie Motor Vehicles Department throw some light on the subject -Ix-auty or boast? Serving liem up cold turkey: Accident involvement is not as high for motorcycle as with au tomobiles. 'But if you are in a motorcycle accident there’s a nine to one chance you’ll bo injured. In a car the injury rate is less than So per cent. The fatality rate for motor cycles is three per cent compared to 1.23 per ebnt in an auto. One side says tliey are grea' because of utility, fuel economy low upkeep and base of parking ! Others contend they are in I variably ridden irresponsioly, arc j haid to see, noisy and under any ] circumstances a nuisance. I SUDDEN THA'WT. ..How can I opportunity knock on a guy’s I door when he’s usually in his I car? Some more thing you may have missed by not leading the auto pages: head can crack the windsliield smartly enough to cause critical Injuries.. .it’s likely your new car was delivered from llic fac tory l)y a truck 70 per cent of the production combs by iiigli- way...-Mexican police love the "seguridau” driver wlio in the U.S. is a ’’safe” driver and Just as much estecimed.. .should your engine oil need "clarifying” a Kingston, N. Y. fir mwill bo glad to do it...moving to Rhotie Is land? then prepare to lay out S8 for your driver's license.. .it's too late now, motorists, but in 1912 vou could have bought your self a fine Dan Patch, a Buddy (1925), a Magnetic (1921) or an Izzer (1910)...running boards, you’ve noticed, liaven’i been with us since IMO, the year they were enclosed by the industry general ly... wanta break a recoi'd? then drive to the top of Pikes Peak in less than 12 minutes and 24 seconds.. .a number .of lady driv ers, quei’ri(‘d in a survey to de- lermino wliat tlicy wanted in new cars answeied “One w.ay glass so that when the ear stalls other drivers can’t see it’s a woman at the wheel”... remem ber car rationing? it began Mar. 2, 1942.. .in an emcigency Noi'lli Carolina state troopers can de liver a baby they’re trained for it... if you've wondered why those flreyhound l>uscs keep their headlights burning in the day it's oecause their accident I'ati* is down 11 per cent...it’s getting liarder and harder to run out of gas .mainly heiau-se there are 206.755 service stations in tlie countiy.. .if your car stalled last year hocau.sc of battery trouble iie assured tliat 19.575 others had the same trouble . .. me.ssage chalked on the back of a trans for truck: “Another load of hair clipp<>is for the Reatles”.. .i-e moving 100 average drivers over 65 from the highways would nol eliminate as many accidents as removing 100 avciage drivers un der 39 A.AA report. . . shades of Ripley in Kansas last month 12.80(1 teenagers signed a peti tion to raise ihcminimum driv ing age to IS. If you suffer from “riders” cramp mayix* it’s because US drivers traveled a I'ecord-bustin’ 838 billion miles last year. ..and Californians must have done most of the going, because they had the most cars—9'2 million., if tire improvements conti-nue, rubber officials claim the stiare tire “will be as antiquated as the crank” ... repoit on the Inter state: 19,200 miles open to traf fic.. .drive 265,000 miles along the country’s roads and streets and you’ll see 17,.500 auto Jwnk- yards, according to peripatetic surveyors (.state and federal) who counted the eyesores.. .in a collision at a mild 20 mph, your tlE.OPENING DOT'S FLOWERS On Bethlehem Road Formerly Owned By Mrs. Charlie Blalock PHONE 739-2493 4:29-tfn Telephone Talk By F. B. HOUCK KHIfLt MUilUM OF HltTORY ■ify yyli ...Mill I m, k Attention AD Fathers, Have you been promising yourself that you "would spend more time with your children? If so, I would like to sug gest that you spend some Sunday after noon at the Schiele Museum of Natural History in Gastonia. Here in our own back yard we have one of the best museum's to be found anywhere. A family can spend a de lightful afternoon enjoying the bird, animal, rock, and numerous other col lections. Since the museum was opened in — OPf 1961, the annual attendance has been between fifty and sixty thousand. Visi tors frpni forty-four states and thirty-four foreign countries have enjoyed the items of interest. Tl ft
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