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Mount Joy Phone 653-2328
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Available Day & Night
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Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75-A, R.D. #1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday
(52 issues per year)
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Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor— Nick Bromer
Advertising Manager—Kathie Guyton
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
Vol. 78, No. 8, February 22, 1978
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Thompson, 212 Jones St.,
Marietta, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Aleta Denise Thomp-
son, to Edward Henry
Culp.
Miss Thompson attends
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Aleta Denise Thompson
Aleta Thompson engaged
Donegal High School.
Her fiance is the son of
Mrs. Janet Fletcher, 230
Maple Street, Columbia.
He is a graduate of Milton
Hershey School, class of
1976, and is employed at
ITT Grinnell, Columbia.
ELLIOTT DRAGON
‘‘Boo Bop BopBop Bop, I
Love You Too!’’ was the
singing Valentine received
by students at Grandview
Elementary School from
Pete's Dragon, Elliott. In
fact, the star of the recent
Walt Disney film sent a
similar singing message to
all four Donegal elementary
schools to introduce project
SHARE.
SHARE (Sharing Happy
Adventurous Reading Ex-
periences) is Donegal’s
new motivational reading
program, which emphasizes
a caring, teamwork ap-
proach. Teams of 2 or 3
students work together to
read 20 books and earn a
certificate. No two of any
team members are on the
same reading level.
The program will start on
March 31st, and will
include periods of silent
reading once a week.
Everyone in the building,
even teachers, will have to
stop talking and read for 20
minutes, silently. No read-
ing aloud will be tolerated.
On April 4th the Battle
of the Books will begin to
find the most popular
books discovered during
project SHARE. An even-
ing literary fair will
culminate the project. Of
course, Elliott will attend.
‘Flanagan (continued)
[continued from front page]
likes working the graveyard
shift, 11 to 7, which rookies
get in deference to officers
with more years under
their belts.
‘“The night shift has less
paperwork and more action
and violence,’’ he says. ‘‘I
like it because it’s more
varied.”
It’s more dangerous as
well because, while fewer
people are awake in the
middle of the night, those
that are commit a higher
proportion of crimes,
‘“They’re not your average
church-goers,’’ notes Ed;
““They’re out and drinking.
A lot of night people are
unemployed, and people
who are unemployed tend
to commit more serious
crimes.”’
How does his job
compare with that of a cop
in Marietta or Mount Joy?
“‘Basically,” he says, ‘‘you
have the same calls—
parking, dogs— but in
larger cities you have an
element that is less
common in a small bor-
ough. The York or Lancas-
ter Police Department is
like a precinct in a larger
city; you get more serious
crime. It’s well-established
that crime is more preval-
ent in the larger communi-
ties than in the smaller
ones.”
When his fellow cops
heard last year that his
father had been elected
mayor of Marietta, they
started kidding him about
[continued on page 11)
February 22, 1973
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