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Show Las Vegas until January when he will leave for Guam for three by her father. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craw. years. Natasha Davis was confirmed by Dan Davis during fast Sunday also. We have two new homes going One Is Mr. up In Minersville. and Mrs. Thane Marshall's and Wade and a friend also spent a few days vlsitng with Lola Bohn. Is home after Nettle Myers spending a few weeks with her sons Dale and Ted Myers and family The Miner sville Auxiliary and Legion Post 81 held their joint Christmas Party at the years) passed away Nov. 15 in Lansing, Michigan. He was the son of Jim and Zell Eyre. He is survied by three brothers: Theodore Eyre from Las Vegas, Horthey Eyre form Florence Oregon, and James Edwin Eyre from Orem; and two sisters Thruma Bradley and Zelma Smith from Salt Lake City. McMul-li- n There were 38 prelovely ham' dinner was with pumpkin pie for des- Cafe. sent. served A sert. Mark and Melody McKnlght and a friend from Kansas visited the home of Jack and Pam McMullin over the weekend. Don and Kathie Stoddard and family spent the weekend with her s. parents, Wayne and Merle by Word was received by Mildred that Irvin Eyre (former for 30 resident of Minersville r- the other is Mr. and Mrs. Dale Slsneros. They are a great improvement in our community. Dick and Jane Thompson from Sandy spent the night with their granddaughter, Mr. andMrs.Todd McMullin. They were here to attend the funeral of BobSchramm . Lettie Gibson is in California with her son, Billie Gibson and wife. Frank Carter is up north with his daughter Bonnie and family for a while. Janet and Ronnie Carter and family have moved into their new home. vf , rfr V I n 4 THE RAINBOW: These young sixth graders harmonized Somewhere Over the Rainbow" during the Sixth Grade Talent Show last Friday. on Winterize car, driving for winter conditions Thursday, Dec. 13, 1984 Page 4 are favorable during winter, so its up to you to winterize your car, winterize your driving techniques and winterize your determination to avoid accidents, says Leon Hun -saker, Extension safety specialist at Utah State University. Hunsaker said its important to the feel of the road" when get driving on snow or ice. You can avoid unintential sliding or spinning of your wheels by trying your brakes or pressing your acceptor occasionally. Do this while driving slowly and as traffic and highway conditions permit. Then adjust your speed to the road and weather conditions. Be sure wiper blades, heater and defroster are working properly. Clean the snow and ice from the windshield and from all the windows of your car. Ventilate to keep the inside of your windows from fogging. Hunsaker said to be sure you have good tires, preferably snow tires, and that you use chains when are severe. Most conditions drivers dislike the bother of putting on tire chains. But Hunsaker said tests have shown tire chains cut braking distances in half on both snow and ice. With reinforced tire chains, traction to get going improves by seven times on ice over regular tires and improves by four times on packed snow. ' Also, reinforced chains, where each link of the cross chains is reinforced with projecting teeth or cleats, are effective on glare ice in reducing braking distances and opposing side skids. Hunsaker notes that leading tire manufacturers have been working d to improve tires for better performance. Such special tires help under certain road conditions, particularly when snow or slush is soft and not too deep so the tread can bear down and grip in to the soft surface. However, Hunsaker cautions, the overall improvement of even the best snow tires is not great enough to warrant less care when driving on slippery surfaces. When starting out on snow or ice, Hunsaker said, start in second or high gear. This permits a smoother acceleration, which will get you moving without sliding. less of Christmas! SGIVE THE GIFT THAT'S NEW EVERY WEEK!!! -- s' OVER The 52 weeks HAPPY HOLIDAY - it P You know driving conditions $ i ' I all. fast Sunday we had three babies blessed. Marlssa Nichole daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wood was blessed by her father. Clayton Cole Coon was blessed by his grandfather, Dan Davis. He is the son of Blair and Teresa Coon. Hillary Catana was blessed 1 l-- 0 f s On Lola Bohn was happy to have her grandson, Brett and wife Carmen and two children visit for a week. They live in New Mexico where Brett is in the armed forces. They will be staying with their parents, Carlos and Bev Bohn in Gil-lin- Martin in Idaho. Margaret Dalton Is in the LJjS. Hospital for medical treatment. Hope she will be home and well soon. The Minersville Ward held their ward party on Dec. 6th. A delicious roast beef dinner was served by the presidency of the There were about organizations. 125 people present. After dinner they called six couples to play the newlywed game. Mary Beth and Larry Bailey won a rib steak dinner for two at the McMullin Cafe. A good time was enjoyed ? A year's subscription to the Beaver COUNTY NEWS is a gift that everyone enjoys receiving. After all, it's got exactly what everyone wants. Community News Items- - We have the best and most extensive county correspondents around! Club News- - Gives you a Front Seat on your club news. School News- - Of interest to most families in the area. Gives you school news itesm as well as a schedule of coming events. Editorials- - the basis of any good newspaper is what it stands for. Our editorials express our convictions. Letting out the clutch with a jam and spinning the wheels isnt good for tires or chains, he said. A fluid clutch or an automatic transmission helps in accelerating gently and smoothly. If your car has overdrive or is of the dual range type, leave it in low range. It will handle steadier with less shifting. Hunsaker cautioned drivers to follow at a safe distance. It takes from three to twelve times more distance to stop on snow and ice as on dry pavement. The best method for stopping on snow or ice, and still maintain full control of your car, is to pump the brakes up and down rapidly. On flare ice, the pumping technique is different but not particular difficult. It consists of a series of rapid brake applications, making sure the brakes are fully applied for an instant and then released completely for an instant. The driver should do this rapidly. On packed snow and less slippery surfaces, the driver can usually feel the point at which the brakes lock and the wheels start sliding. On such surfaces, the preferred technique is for the driver to apply the brakes gently until he feels the wheels are starting to slide and then release them slightly. However, it that technique fails to get results, the driver should start the pumping technique at once, Hunsaker said. UTAH FOR GETS CHECK $190,068,14 .ON BUI LEASES year-roun- Sports- - gives you the latest news on all the local teams. County News- - taxpayers are interested in their county government. Personals- - Whats happening with local people. ..follow the personals each week. 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