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·- -· Page_2 ____ _ i- AIDEP FEPOPTER DON'T BE -A STATISTIC We wunt you kere ·tomorrow ·., What kin0 of a winter driver are you? M!ltch your speed to weather conditions. On slipoery roads you must remember that other drivers are able to lose control of their cars at anytime, so give the other fellow lots:of room. Pain, fog, snow, or ice demand slower speeds,so use good judgment when driving under these unfavorable conditions or any conditions. Here is a list of safe driving practices to learn when winterizing yourself: 1. Increase driving interval. 2. Give yourself extra time, 3, Make sure you are seen. !1. Drive more slowly. 5. Start slowly. 6. Don't turn abruptly. 7, When skidding, don't panic. 8. If you get stuck, take it easy. Safe driving, in any weather, is a state of aehieved by drivers who reel{ze the resoonsibility assume when they take the wheel. So think safety 'llind they and drive safely. In Appreciation The paper staff members would like to extend their thanks to editor Alice Ta- folla for her fine work as editor the first semester of this year. Since Alice is now at- tending school in Billings, new editors were selected and they hope to do as good a job as she did as editor. Everyone on the staff says, \Thank you • 11 Oregon /0!115 student seniors Frank Martinec, a senior transfer student fro'll Al- bany Union High School, Albany, Oregon,entered the Win-i:tred High School on Jan. 26. His parents are Mr. and 1'-1rs. Louis Martinec of Al- bany. Frank is living with his uncle, Edwin Olsen, at the Olsen ranch. So'!le of his favorites are: Food--Pineapple chicken Soort--Football Car--Pontiac .~.ctress--Jill St. John ~ctor--Dustin Haffman Color--Blue )fotto--Pontiacs forever Tea~her--Mr. Johnke February 6, 1970 QUESTION OF THE MONTH DO YOU THINK THERE SHOULD BE A D1WTIME SPEED LIMIT? KITTY C!.RR--Yes, as long as it isn't set too slow. DONITA SMITH--Yes,it might cut down on the accident., caused by speeding. ,. MR. JOHNKE--No,it is a pro- ven fac+. that most accidents occur i&t speeds les:, . than, 50 miles pari bour. ' MR. COLBY- - -Yes, but not a permaner.t speed. It ~hould be rais~d be4ause highwa~s are impro.-tng, . SKIP HELLER--Depends on ' / the weather and road con+ ditions: ·, MR. BUCHHOLZ--Yes, on more interstate roads. MR. LCJNGIN----I feel that some attempt should be made to control the ever- rising highway death toll, and that possibly a daytime speed limit would be an effective preventive mea- sure. LINDA LYONS--ro, unless it was somewhere around 70MPH 'cause I 1 d never get any- where on time! CARL SEILSTAD--Yes. DOUG MILLER--No, because Montana roads are pretty wide open and there is not too ~uch traffic. Gymnasts to perform The National School As- sembly set for Wednesday, Feb. 11 at W HS is billed as the Balancing Knechts. The program features John Knecht and his 5 and 7 year old sons in a pro- gram of gymnastics. This assembly should prove to be of much inter- est to everyone. It will start at 1:50 p.m. and the price is 25¢ for each per- son. Adults are welcome to attend. BIRTHDAYS MEMBER M IE A Editors-------Cathy Skinner, nave Heller Business Mana~er----------Karen Erickson Sports-------Jack Carlstrom, Burt Allen Reporters---------Members of the staff Typists-------------------Typing IIclass Adviser--------------Mrs. Thelma Thomas Published Monthly--------$1.00 per year Donita S'llith------Feb. Donna Bolstad-----Feb. Alice Tafolla-----Feb. Carl Seilstad-~---Feb. 8 8 10 26
