July 13, 1977

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Motorists planning. vaca- ¢Know your route;
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conditions, and this includes  *Load_. vehicle properly; | :
proper headlights, wind- pack in a manner so articles — u
shield wipers, . tires and may be readily available. in
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Vancouver police spokes- ia

©Do not pile parcels or
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‘Driver's license, car -reg- ing in obstruction of vision
istration and insurance policy - ffom rear view mirror.
should -.be kept readily
available. And in the event of . .
an emergency a flashlight, ™ind on driving and pull off
first aid kit, and road maps 044 to read maps or sight
are helpful. An extra set of S&°-
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by another member of the. — eStop frequently for rests
family who isn’t driving. | ‘to shake out the kinks.

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also pewter, copperware,
( and hardware all imported
‘Other tips are: lfrom Italy. |
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.°Plan trip’s schedule in  |imits. Prepare for-changing
advance. Don’t make a tight traffic; and road conditions.
time schedule so that unnec- —

essary rush may be avoided.

, . . rush hour.
°Get sufficient sleep the

night before setting off. eDrive at slow pace, but
° , keep up with flow of traffic.

1725 Commercial Drive,
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maximum for vacation driv- traffic: in front and drive
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hours driving time. = |

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living in luxurious, private suites, The facilities are as complete.
as you could ask for. The service is friendly and personal, You f
_can live your own life, but also have the companionship of ,
new friends with similar interests. * Drop by and say hello, ,
Stay forlunch orcheck in for afew days. And wethink you'll
agree that Central Park Lodge is much morethanjusta

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: Central Park Lodges of Canada

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‘Inquiries: Dave Jones, :

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