ated, But the effect may con- 1% The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, December 12 §
ed Saturday

ti d the best thing to do, :
oh Learn To Control Your Car Etc Greet Ie the, of ding music. Joy was gift receiver,
5 | Notice . the skid. 3 For her daughter's wedding,| After a reception in the so-
Wy hen It Goes Into a Skid “Steering into the skid|} Mrs. Raffensperger wore alcial room of the church, the
Pees means simply that if the) dress of charcoal grey with couple left i a trip to Flot vi
i 3 Nei AA al : ite »s. The the «Th ill reside on ris
OUR Dr. W. L. Shoop. 17 West Main Street ]| Motorists can stop skidding ly. wheels slide to the right . . | EE I a xe Mot Sho :
on slippery roads and streets| Second: Steer in direction|as often they do... the car blue and white dres Both|
JOKS Will b Vv . f by observing two well-estab-|of skid. should be steered in that di-| [oiue an wh . Cape ees Both are graduates of Don-
ill be on Vacation from 3 rection. Again, if the rear| wore lavendar orchid corsag-legal high school and are em-
es. ployed by the bridegroom's
i lished rules, advises Edward] “Too quick, or heavy-footed wheels slip to the left as
December 15 to December 21, Inclusive Curran, Safety Director ofibraking causes most skid-lthey may do if the brakes are
Keystone Automobile Club. |ding,” Curran continued. properly equalized . . . .
First rule: Release th elby removing the pressure on|the steering wheel should be|
brakes on the car immediate-|the brakes the cause is elimin-jturned in that direction.
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2 3 “Many drivers become pan-
BE oT RR RE A EA. 5 RE A A A eR Rh er icy wa their cars oh to|
MARTIN'S 5& 10 | if
in a desperate effort to stop)
Miss Ruth Loewen of Mount'father,
Wrenner

the machine, forgetting that
they must first stop the skid.
The impulse to apply the
brakes harder when a car
slides off on a tangent must
be resisted, because a smash-
up virtually is inevitable un-
less the skid is gotten under
control.
“And, finally, icy roads are
not the only skidding hazards.
Wet pavements, unequal tire
pressures, inequality of brake
changes in the direction of =
travel and rough road sur- =
faces all contribute to the
danger.”
For Your Convenience
NZ
EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA.
GIFTS GALORE
Boxed Wallets 69c to $3.49 | Dolls 98¢c - $1.98 - $2.98

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1 Men’s Gift Sets 98¢c to $1.89 renters
a Plush Toys 98¢ to $3.98
| Boxed Handkerchiefs 29¢ to 59c i Ambulance C LASP
Answers Calls
Six trips were taken by the
Gloves for the Entire Family Cards 3/5¢ 2/5¢ 5c and 10c
39¢c to $1.98 | Boxed Cards 0c io $1.00 ELL comminiy merle
Nov. 24, Mrs. Mae|
# Forrey, Mount Joy, was taken Miss Betty Jean Raffensper-line. Her finger-tip length)
fro the Lancaster coners] Ho% ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. veil fell from a crown " SU ITABLE FOR MAI LING:—-
by drivers John Myers |
Artifical Trees PINK - WHITE - GREEN 29c to $4.29 Park Eberle with Mrs|Max O. Raffensperger of Mt. pearls and sequins. :
| Many kinds of papers
¥ Robert Hoffmaster as nurse. Joy, became the bride of] The maid of honor wore a
Wednesday, the late Jonas James Vernon Kinsey, son of Pink ballerina-length gown|
T O DOMESTIC and IMPORTED 5 - 10 Leinart was taken to the St. bes ono (With a headpiece made of] .
ree rnaments C C Hospital by drivers: and Mrs. Vernon Kinsey, ink lace and pearls. She car-| and small items con-
2 John Myers and Frank Good? Saturday at 2 p.m. ried a bouquet of harvest .
A with Mrs. Hoffmaster as Trinity Lutheran Church jmoon carnations. The brides- veniently and safely.
G ift Wrapping Pa per 10c¢ - 1 5 C - 2 5 < - 5 Oc i nurse. The same day the same Mount Joy. {maid wore a dress styled sim-
{drivers and nurse took Mrs. phe Rev. W. L. Koder offi-/ilarly to that of the honor at-
; [tendant’s in a yellow shade.
Pennell, East Main; > Ti r-
$1 00 : ciated at the of The bridesmaid carried a bou-
if Street, to the St. Joseph's omony.
Hospital. : : : piven inAuet of white pompons cen-
4 The bride Was give ered with an orchid. AT THE
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Thursday, Mrs. John Roth, marriage by her father. x
dwas taken to the Lancaster Mrs. Gerald Ney of Florin,| The flower girl, who wore
#General Hospital by drivers|sister of the bride, was maida gown of blue lace, carried a
Seals - Ribbon - Tags 10¢ Pine Cones String 29¢ - 59¢ Marlyn Myers an d Ray|of honor and Miss Patricia|basket of white pompons.
Myers. Friday Christ Forry,Drace of Elizabethtown, was/ Gerald Ney attended the
10c-29c ¥
Maytown, was transported tobridesmaid. Joanne Hartman, bridegroom as best man. Jay M Ww
#(St. Joseph hospital by driversHarrisburg, cousin o f theForry of Elizabethtown, cous- nt 0 etn
# Earl Zink and Frank Good bride, was flower girl. in of the bridegroom, and ou y
with Mrs. Hoffmaster as the] The bride wore a floor/Harry Golden of Florin, cous-

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nurse. Saturday, Deember 7 length gown of Chantilly lacein of the bride, were ushers.
Mrs. Samuel Becker, Newland tulle and carried a white] A quartet comprised o f
Street, was taken to|Bible with a white orchid and John Heistand, Marlin Miller,
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS 4 he Lancaster General Hospit-/streamers of white roses. Her|George Frank and David
4 Wl by Earl Zink and John|dress was fashioned with a Weidman, sang. Beulah Smith
A A A 2 A 4 A A A A A A A A 4 A PS ES A Es Myers. fitted bodice and high neck-laccompanist, played the wed- Urner Sipser lly
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oH! NO! rm Doing All Our —Battle The Crowds i
Christmas Shopping At —Create Exchange Problems 3
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} HOME This Year! SHOP AT HOME— 3
li AVE TIM
li IN OUR HOME TOWN STORES! * SAY Bertin
SAVE MONEY 3
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Spend Christmas With Your Mount Joy Friends and Neighbors i
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