Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 51]

Page Six, bo | THE BRONZE REPORTER Saturday, November ~6, 1954

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Michigan Association t Chiefs of Police. Michigan State Safety Commission
Automobile Club of sas

Police today announced a series of 10'safe driving lessons dealing with pedestrian safety. These
are being run by the Swartz Creek
News as a public service to assist

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hs oar Man ~ 4 wheels, in the traffic stream,~ polate eas ba pe wa or 54868 *2, 900 - ice said.

~In traffic it~s what you don~t

i ' know and don~t understand, and
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ning manner, whith inspire af-| gets you into trouble.

fection without love, are always

new. ~Beauty loses its relish, the

According to police any motorist or pedestrian who learns these

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The soundest ~argument will
produce no more conviction in an
empty head than the most superficia] declamation, as a feather
and a guinea fall with equal vel.
ocity in a vacuum. ~ Colton.

~Beauty is the first present Nature gives to women, and the
first it takes away. ~ Mere~.

There is a wide difference between general acquaintance and
companionship. You may _ salute
a man @nd exchange compliments
with him daily, yet know nothing
ef his character, his inmost tastes
and feelings. ~ Wm. Matthews.

There is no such thing. as-accident; it is fate misnamed. ~
Napoleon I.

has not thought out these practical driving and walking situations.

This is)the season of the year ~
when several dangerous conditions
~gang up~ on motorists and pedestrians. If it-is twice as hard to
drive safely at night then it must
be three times as hard to drive
equally safely when it~s dark and
raining. ~And it~s probably four
times as hard to. drive equally
safely when it~s dark and snowin, and the pavement is icy. The
smart motorist takes these into
account and looks harder, tries
harder, and cuts his speed when
conditions are against him.

In calling upon all motorists to
cooperate with the pedestrian protection program, the: police said,
~Just remember, there~s an awful ~
difference between banging up a
fender and hitting a pedestrian,~

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