Backlash

One every corner of the world comes to one moment when all plans to brilliant flight. One moment when you can say, this is high adventure. A society for their participation and for fame for peace of men and women.

Those living the one moment in their lifetime that deserves and preserves the meaning of high adventure. And for this session, I'm your host with a story called Backlash on the Meeting Agenda. It concerns a man who ran away too far and too long from murder.

And of course, that man must tell it. His name? Jack Harper. Yes, stand by for action and adventure. For this is the beginning of another transcribed high adventure. When winter weather arrives, the time for extra caution on the part of drivers and pedestrians also is gone. Walking or driving in winter time can be dangerous

with the slippery streets and sidewalks. Visibility for everyone is poor, and calls for extra care and detention. Pause and pedestrians can appear from seemingly nowhere. Here are a few rules to practice when you're driving in the wintertime.

Adjust your speed to road and weather conditions so you can stop and maneuver safely at all times. Be sure you get the feel of the road every time you start out when streets are slippery.

Then draw the speed safe or the safe of the road. Keep your windshield clear of snow, ice and frost. And be certain your windshield wiper blade than the frosters are in top not shape. After all, in order to avoid danger, you have to be able to see it.

Use tire chains on ice and snow. Never slam on your brakes, pump them. This method you've brought to you as a public service. Now, some have gotten off right in the range fence before it was turning around, head and back.