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Thur day Wa
Jov, Pa.,
(953
Bullelin Wounl
Lowdown From
HELP
Hickory Grove
(Turn to page 4)
What we are to do n this
} and of speed and hurry with
& the addled automibile drivers
THE AD \ who figure it is smart to hit up
st 1t GR *1to 80 so long as their rear vi
R ion mirror shows no official on
their trail-—that is the question
It is not just gawky teen-agers
it is smarty mamas and papas
too, who speed-—-who cross the
double lines on the pavement
who have no idea as to what i
WITH an arm signal--who put man
THE HEART THAT
NEVER BREAKS ners and courtesy on ice, once
= . they step on the starter and
take off,
We might slow down the
speeding part, if we went back
to 20 horsepower versus 150
horsepower engines But the
matter of manners
--out the window as now
stern means. One
might cut
police
the
require
officer
mustard
per mile
Even that
And while the patrolmen
subject, of all folks who de
serve the highest praise and the
most liberal pay it is these men
try to so manage traffic
fewest victims will be
undertakers.
on
who
that the
carted to the
17 jewels.
Expansion bond.
PAY
just 1190 A WEEK
OTHER ELGINS AS LOW AS $33.75
ty, all budgets for police and
patrolmen should be
even if your town has to fire its
boosted
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Yours with the low down,
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and courtesy
is doubtful. |
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Motorists speed of more than 60 miles S an Hour is registere *d by
radar on the tape, and the car is identified by its license number |
written on the tape as evidence of (he violation by the State police
radar operator. 1
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Radar Screen Catching |
Speeders On Jersey ‘Pike
1 speeding driver should
New Brunswick, N. J—Don’t| chance, :
look now, but if you're driving |suddenly recognize the radar |
‘ e tha } iles ¢ hour ; :
at more than 60 miles an OUT} ynit ahead, it wouid already be |
on the New Jersey Turnpike :
the radar screen will catch you | too late for him to slow down. |
Such is the precision of this new-
est adaptation of the radar prin- |
The magic eye of radar, scan- |“
ning the traffic from some unob- |! le to catching speeders.
trusive position along this mod This, plus a large detachment |
ern, super express highway, ac- |of State police, is given credit
| curately records the speed of | for a substantial decrease in the
each approaching vehicle on a|number of accidents during the |
constantly changing graph. first quarter of 1953 as compar-
When the marker goes above |ed to the already low accident |
the legal 60 miles an hour, a state | record in the same three-month
trooper, operating the radar, period last year. [«
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notes the license number of the
car or truck and radios the in-
formation to troopers ahead who
make the arrest.
Speeding and reckless driving,
according to George F. Smith, |
vice-chairman of the Turnpike |
Authority, are the major causes | ©
Just to make the effectiveness | of accide nts on the Turnpike as |
of the radar even more precise, | on « ry other express highway.
the location of these electronic Threet of arrest for violations of
speed cops varies with the traffic | ga driving regulations is the
| and IS never the same. If by curb to viclators.
greatest
i brook, ( “olumbia Murs.
NEWT ow N rans slg ih og
|
Paul
and
km moist a Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamber|
{ Sos ; ; and son, Manheim, visited Mr.
On Friday cvening, May 29th rn .
| as . ana Mrs. Abram Gamber.
{the Ladies Aid Society of the Nes. Faith Erb. Mrs. Pearl]
: . or Mrs. Edit rb, Mrs.
Newtown E. U. B. Church will 2 ;
' 1 Brenneman, and Bobbie Wit- |
hold a food sale at Newtown. | ‘ot
| ' : mer visited Mr. and Mrs. La- |
Home made cakes, pies, barbe- v
iy ivern Lucas Mit. Joy R. D. enj
| cue, chicken salad, refresh-| o los
Sunday.
[ ments, and pillow cases will be Sl
ia : Visitors of the Arndt Home |
on sale i . Ibe 4
| were Mr. Franklin Miller, East
Yeu pr > ony
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt! grange. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
{and Mrs. Irene Snyder, saw the Lefever. Marvy Lefever. Susi
{ film, “Oil Town U. S. A” at the Fralich, Lancaster Mrs. L. C
| MoeCacke Hiol SC 0 1 A Cw i J
McCa: key High Scho I, Lanca | Rees and son James and Naomt
| ter, Friday evening. | Aierstock. Millersville.
| Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. How-
| and Mrs. | ard Gamber and Mrs.
John Kauffman Sr., of Ironville. | Havard Johnston, Lancaster |
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aris-| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Birch and
[tice Wittle were Mr. Charles | granddaughter, of Mountville.
| Wittle, Columbia R. D., Mr. and | On Sunday Rev. and Mrs. R.
| Mrs. Ragner Hallgren, Mit. Joy. | H. Arndt entertained Mr.
Mrs. Matilda Derr and Mrs. Havard Johnston,
Ruth Wittle were Sunday sup-|ter with a birthday
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hof- [honor of Mrs. Arndt’s
fer Risser, Hershey R. D. | Mrs. Havard Johnston.
Mr. and Claude Reigle, | Visitors during the past week
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stark and|®! Mr. Eiwood Kuhns
| Eva Zellers. Mt. Joy visited | Were, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eng-
| Mrs. Serena Fogie Sunday. |lerth, Blossom Hill, Miss Ella
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl| Hoover and Mrs. James Hoover
| Geitmacher were Mr. and Mrs, | Of Lancaster.
and family visited Mr. were Mr.
and
Miss |
Mrs.
and Mrs.
|Sam Reigle, Paulsboro, N. J. Mrs. Edna Kuhns visited Mr.
| and Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher of | {and Mrs. Fred Leéiberher, Mt.
| >
| Kinderhook. {Joy .
ante Yi
{,Miss Ella Rynier,
| days with her sister
spent a few
Mrs. John | Mt. Joy Couple
(From page 1)
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erb and | FRE
| Bobbie Witmer visited Miss Los Palmerton, Pa., and George
Minnie Erb, Mt.JoyR.D. Siller, Mt. Joy. They have one
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. grandchild, Doris. wife of B.|
Fogie and family were Mr. and | frank Morton and daughter of
a wide circle of friends.
DU A. eee
en visited Mr,
is still a patient at the
Hospital, Lebanon.
| Rev. and Mrs.
|attended services at the
Spring E. U. B. Church
|the Prim colored singers
| Harrisburg presented a
Grossman, who! from
Veterans
RH. sent | Robert Germer
Silver | (From page 1)
where | ca
of ; Rev. Ezra H. Ranck, pastor of
pro-!St. Mark's E.U.B. Church here.
| gram. | Pallbearers were Robert Bent-
| Visitos of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob |zel, Landisville; Robert Ang, |
Erb were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lancaster; John Lehman, Man-
| Dietrich, of New Holland R. D. {hei im; and Joseph Germer, Rob-
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Witmer |ert Reheard and Robert Stoner,
{and family visited Mr. and Mrs. |all of Mount Joy. The flag on
| Howard, Spriggle, of Port Trev-|the casket was folded by Jerry’
on Sunday. Kendig and Jack Germer and
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- | presented to his widow, the I
rice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie ' mer Martha Greider.
Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg- 0 Wa
er were Mrs. Walter Shenna-' Paironize Bulletin Advertisers.
hi AG HL C= ih
| Leona Loewen Given
| May
home of
[ton Road,
| who attended were:
| Mrs.
| ler,
| Mrs.
[ta; Miss Doris
| Miss Doris Linton,
| Oberhotlzer,
| Shatto
[ Miss Jackie Zeller,
! Loewen,
| and Mrs.
| Mount Joy.
| bride of Mr.
‘Program At Falmouth
participating. Flags will be giv-
en to every one who will join
| the parade.
Rev. Dr. E. B. Hoover, ex-
Lancas-
dinner in|
mother, |
| Mrs. Reed Hornafius, Mr. and|wfy. and Mrs. George Siller and
Mrs. W mn, Hornafius and chil- {wo great-grandchildren Linda |
jren Trina and Cyjon, Pittsburg. | guise and B. Frank Morton VI, |
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Crawl Mt. | daughter and son of Mr. and |
(Joy, Jean Bachman and chil- | nips. B. Frank Morton.
[dren and Mr. Geo. Dolby il Mr. and Mrs. Siller received
Marietta. numerous gifts, lovely flowers
Mrs. John Grossman and chil- fond many other tokens of con-
dren, Reggie, Richard and Kar-|gratulations and well wishes |
‘Surprise Shower
daughter
Murs,
honored at
Miss Cena Loewen,
of the late Mr,
Loewen was a sur |
prise bridal shower given by |
Miss Claudette Zeller on Friday
22. 1833.
shower was held at te |
Miss Zeller on Pinker-
and Miss Loewen re-
lovely gifts Those
Mrs. Ken-
Snyder,
Loewen,
and John
The
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H
ceived many
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mm
Nissley, Mrs. Jay
and son; Mrs. Fred
Owen Smith of Florin;
Guy Mummau, Jr., of Eli-
zabethtown; Mrs. Richard Beach
of Landisville; Mrs Harry Mil-
Mrs. Donald Miller, and
Robert Carroll of Mariet-
Duncan of Lan-
Miss Shirley Hawthorne
Miss Marian
Georgann
Wealand,
Mrs. Anna
Mrs. Harold Shaffner
Dorothy Zeller all of
neth
Mrs.
caster;
Miss
Miss Peggy
Miss Loewen will become the
Kenneth Miller, on
Saturday, June 13, 1953
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