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-'y •"".'p'lTJ'j^^ ;i;U ' v "•>•»' •"f u^Vf ^"T^1 iji\ - '. <y^ sa!e»t-^8^^^te^^Aiaaa<h«jBa8BK: u. ..•; f^,v\rv *<t. j y- * ;o ^' -V ' r -' ,< "<• > -y<CTHE . f~. . W»rni-i!) Tjg <" ,g» t 'H" IBll' e-M, ---»*tT «. «,1>V.W A IM V . \ V1' ,' ""•* *' ^ / j „V * <7 •"3t- «?^iS tinnday, December 26, 1957s Iiips on raffic Safety clHA&^5 -• Secretary:.1 of State ; v Despite many warnings of the possible serious afceidents which could result from not driving properly when turning in and out of traffic, some drivers continue to ignore the basic rules of the road when making these maneuvers. When making a left turn, a motor Vehicle must approach and start 6uch a turn from the center lane or left side of its half of the roadway. A driver making a left turn TAX BOOKLETS It is income tax time again and Farmer Adviser. Ralph Burnett has announced that Illinois farm record books are now available in his office. The book has been especially designed for the farmer by University of Illinois economists. The farmers' tax guide is also available, explaining in non-technical language most of the income tax rules which concern farmers. MILK PRICES Chicago market dairy farmers I should receive 13 cents per hundredweight more than the anriounced blend price for their December milk celiveries, according to Henry L. Edwards, director of sales for Pure Milk association. The added money will be included in milk checks received about, the middle of January. $30,000 AWARDED m SUIT CONCERNING LOCAL ACCIDENT A circuit court jury last week awarded Olin Snitchler of Sterling $30,000 in a personal injury suit against the American Steel Treating Co. of Terra Cotta, a division of the American Terra Cotta a Corp., and William C. James. The case went to the jury after three days of testimony. A verdict of not guilty was brought in for Harold, Sherman, also named in the suit and the case against Francis McEike was dismissed at the end of the plaintiff's testimony. ' . Snitchler contended that in November of 1955 he Was a passenger in a car being driven by Don Dewey. He said they were travelling south on Rt.- 31 when the accident occurred, resulting in permanent injuries to Snitchler. The latter charged that the defendants were guilty of negligence in that they parked their : trucks on the highway near the | plant without placing signals, i James was driver of one of the ! trucks. STATE EXPLAINS ADVANTAGES OF NEW REGISTRATION CARDS HOLSTEIN MEMBERS j Stilling Bros., McHenry, have been accepted for membership in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America by recent action of this organization's board of directors. Buy XJ !5 savings Bonus t}??SSTJ85aiJa53tJ8R55as53!S53a?-5a5a55«553SJ85SJSg5B»JSSSjaSSBg? 580 J5g5S»S« 3853 R535S35S«^ from the right hand side of traffic Is asking for an accident, and what could be a fatal accident. Any motor vehicle making a left turn must yield the right-of-way to Vehicles approaching from the opposite direction tfhich its turn might block or hinder. It is not difficult to imagine the possible disastrous accident which could result should a vehicle approaching from the opposite direction collide With the car making the left turn. In the case of making a right turn, the driver must approach and start such a turn from the right side of his half of the roadway or the curb lane. A copy of the completely new "Rules of the Road" booklet will be sent to you free upon request. Write to CHARLES F. CARPENTIER, Secretary of State, Springfield. Illinois. //ere's a toast to '58 ...may it crown all your efforts with success... bring you a full measure of happiness... become a year you will fondly remember. 10 ALL! Loads of cheorl May Old Father Time treat you well throughout the coining yearl In answer to inquiries from motorists concerning the larger size of the motor vehicle registration card for 1958, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has pointed out that the card has been scored, vertically so it can readily be/folded. Once folded, it will fit intor^a wallet, ang. if the dxtra area at the left of the card is trimmed off, it. will also fit into the celluloid holders Used for the old type registration 'card and the driver license, Mr. Caruentier said. He also pointed out that the law does "not require a motorist to carry the registration <&rd with him. ' » Use of the hew type form is saving taxpayers more than $60,- 000 a year, Secretary Carpentier said. It eliminated the necessity of making a fourth < dexigraph copy of the application and the mailing of registration cfards to persons who purchase their plates over tjhe counter, he explained. The saving in dexigraph paper, postage a.id envoi-pes offset by more than- $60,000 the increased cost of the form, Secretary Carpentier said. In addition, it provides overthe- counter purchasers with their registration curds immediately, where they formerly had to wait until the applications had gone throught the dexigraph process and th^. . cards were mailed to them, BfftvCarpentier said. MotoMsts are driving safer Uihj year than last, the National Safety Council says. In 1956, 40,00fc persons died in auto accident* This year, the toll may drop to 39,000. ^ ft | We Wish To Take This Opportunity To Wish $ All Our Friends and Customers A I HAPPY NEW YEAR | Hid May The Year of 1958 Bring You An jfj Abundance of Happiness and Prosperity. New Year GREETINGS HOLIDAY SPECIALS FOXHOLETAP i 102 N. 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