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New year's eve can be an unpleasant time for motorists who drink too much and get caught at police spot checks
New year's eve can be an unpleasant time for motorists who drink too much and get caught at police spot checks

New year's eve can be an unpleasant time for motorists who drink too much and get caught at police spot checks

Date12/26/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: New year's eve can be an unpleasant time for motorists who drink too much and get caught at police spot checks. Partygoers can enjoy their party and a few drinks if they remember to nibble throughout the evening and enjoy a hearty meal before celebrating; or before setting out for home.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115474F
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