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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963
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YOUR HEALTH
Al stone was accident prone!
The word got around and Al
~ found it more and more difficult
to get a job.
Because there are many accident-
prone individuals, industries and
especially large trucking companies,
make careful ‘checks on applicants
before hiring them.
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Tt is accepted that the more ac-
; cidents a person has had in the
. past, the more likely he is to have
accidents in the future.
Characteristic ' factors are partic-
ularly noticeable in the accident-
Dpigne group.
Accidental repeaters are tested
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from various angles such as intell-
igence, physiological, perceptual,
and psychological.
Accident-prone individuals are
usually impulsive, happy-go-lucky,
and enjoy excitement.
As a rule, the accident-prone per-
son has little definite planning for
the future.
Typically, he resents authority
and changes his job frequently.
His amtipathy towards discipline
sometimes includes hostility
towards safety rules and regula-
tions.
Workers who deve a physical
condition: such as muscular incoor-
dination or awkwardness which
shomis in a lack of precision in mo-
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tion, are in some cases observed
to be accident-prone.
Faulty judgement however, is
considered a more important factor
in accidents than faulty body.
Errors in judgement may be due
to a personality defect or a mental
state, of which the individual is
unaware,
These accident-prone persons can
often be helped by others.
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Lehman Tax Collector
Demands Trailer Tax
Tax collector, Bob Disque, Leh-
man, injected into an otherwise
uneventful Township = Supervisors’
Meeting last week. his persistent
demand that some measures be tak-
en to provide legal grounds to tax
trailers adequately. -
Disque often draws attention to
the ' fact that trailers, particularly
trailers on the ground rented for a
short time, seem to come and go
in the night, and no ome, including
trailer court owners, lays claim to
responsibility of counting moses.
The tax-colleotor’s reference to
trailer courts touches only one, To-
luba’s in Idetown, ‘the lone court
‘in Lehman Township. The laws per-
taining to taxing trailer owners,
who often live in an area for short
periods of a fiscal year, are rather
outdated. Solicitor William Valen-
tine said at am earlier meeting this
year he suspected the only way to
impose a permit on trailer sites
would be by invoking a health in-
spection law in the township code.
There was at the meeting no old
business, no new business, and
police chief Joseph Ide, then re-
covering in the hospital from a
heart attack, was of course not
available to give a police report.
A resident of Cease Terrace, Lake
Silkworth, requested the board re-
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had put in earlier, as it was divert-
ing water onto his land. Allen Ma-
jor said it had been the Board's
understanding that the land con-
cerned belonged to someone else,
and that they had diverted the
running water because it was block-
ing the neighborhood association’s
pumphouse.
Police Lieutenant Russell Walters
will investigate what may be the
beginnings of an auto graveyard
on the road near solicitor William
Valentines.
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Art League Exhibit
Nov. 22 Through Dec. 7
Wyoming Valley Art League's
year-end exhibition of paintings
will be open to the public beginn-
ing Friday morning at 9 in the main
lobby of the Miners National Bank
Building, Wilkes-Barre.
The opening day’s show will be
from 9 to 9 with Saturday’s hours
from 9 to 5 p. m. The exhibition
will continue every day, except
Sundays, through Dec. 7.
This cultural endeavor will mark
the 10th anniversary of the Art
League which had the late Mrs.
Ernest G. Smith as its first presi-
Dewitt Smith, Elmcrest, is currente
ly serving as president.
Exhibition chairman is George
May, who has announced that near
ly 50 paintings will be shown.
He added that because of the
large membership in the Art League
now totaling more than 300, it has
become necessary to display paint-
ings of only half the membership
at this time. The remaining mem-
bers will participate in another ex
hibition scheduled for February, ale
so at the Miners National Bank.
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