Myrtle Beach man in SafeAuto jingle contest

By Amanda Kelley - akelley@thesunnews.com

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A Myrtle Beach man might be featured in the next SafeAuto commercial.

Arnie Barowsky is in the top 5 of the insurance company’s “Do the Jingle” contest. The winner receives a $5,000 advertising contract and the chance to be in a SafeAuto TV commercial.

Barowsky’s jingle, along with the other contestants can be seen at safeauto.com/dothejingle/top20.

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I totally agree with all eight points that Mr. Sutton made in his safety article. The rights of cyclists made in his article are on mark and all motorists should follow them.

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