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EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS
Saturday Afternoon
and Sunday
Dr. Thomas W. 0’Connor
(Mount Joy Area Only)
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
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Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesdays
[52 issues per year]
Telephone: [717] 426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor—Nicholas S. Bromer
Advertising Manager—Diane Krantz
Marietta Editor—Hazel Baker
Mount Joy Editor—Cherie Dillow
Vol. 79, No. 33, August 22, 1979
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Entered at the Post Office in Marietta, PA, as
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August 22, 1979
Trooper Engle discusses her police career
[continued from front page]
back to her and tell her how
she had changed the girl’s
life.
What is Trooper Engle’s
advice to girls considering
police work as a career?
“If you want to know
exactly what you're going to
be doing from one minute to
the next, don’t go into police
work.
“I like variety.
“You get to see a lot of
bad situations. You see the
way people live, and you'd
like to do something about
it, and you realize that
nothing can be done. If you
have a queasy stomach,
don’t become a policewo-
man.
“Just be sure of what
you want to do. If you think
police work is like what you
see on TV, better check into
it further. On TV they never
show you working on
reports.
“You should have a lot of
common sense. A police-
man’s downfall is a lack of
common sense.
“You have to make quick
decisions. You do what you
have to do. You don’t have
too much time. You have to
make the right decision.
Sometimes a person's life is
in your hands.”
Does Trooper Engle like
danger? She laughs. ‘‘Walk-
ing across Route 30 is
dangerous,’’ she says.
Is she married? ‘‘Happily
single,”’ she replies.
Of interest to members of
the Brethren in Christ:
Trooper Engle’s grandfath-
er was a minister in the
Brethren in Christ. She is
one of those many descend-
ants of that patriarch of the
Conoy, Jacob Engle.
Anti-nuclear speakers address fifty at Marietta
[continued from front page]
high cancer rate among
Navajo Indians, who do
most of the mining. After
the meeting, she urged
anyone who opposes the
re-opening of TMI to write
to the NRC, Governor
Thornburgh, both state
senators, and Congressman
Walker.
The final speaker, profes-
sor Richard Veith, who
teaches at the Lancaster
Theological Seminary, dis-
cussed alternative energy
sources. A combination of
solar energy and conserva-
Zelda Heisey discusses Creekside
[continued from front page]
“It’s enough to make
George Washington spin in
his grave, the way foreign-
ers are buying up this
country.’’
At the meeting last week
a
she suggested that people
start raising money (be-
cause you can’t get anybody
to do anything these days
except for money), to pay a
Paul Revere to ride his horse
through the streets of
Mount Joy, shouting to the
Zelda Hovey
The week in history
Hey history buffs! Here
are some memorable dates!
August 22—King Richard
II was slain at Bosworth
Field, 148S.
August 23—Sacco and
Vanzetti were electrocuted,
1927; naval hero Oliver
Perry Hazard was born,
1785; Romania’s national
holiday.
August 24—the British
captured Washington DC,
St. Bartholemew’s
Day Massacre, 1572; Vesu-
vius erupted, 79 AD.
August 26—East Coast
Surfing Championship
starts; Krakatoa erupted,
1883, and the sound was
heard 3000 miles away,
120-foot tidal waves killed
36,000, five cubic miles of
dirt were blown up to 50
miles in the air; Nambia
Day; ° Women’s '- Equality
Day.
people, warning them: “The
British are coming! The
British are coming!”’
The Creekside proposal
has aroused some very
old, but not yet dead,
feelings in Mount Joy.
tion, he suggested, is the
only safe, available, ecolo-
gically sound, and afford-
able way to solve the
nation’s energy problems.
STATE
THEATRE
Downtown Columbia
684-2273
ALIEN
SHOWTIMES
Nightly at 7
Fri. & Sat. at 7 & 9
Florin Fire Company
CARNIVALS
August 25—County Line
Free Parking
Free Admission
Homemade Chicken Com
Soup 4 pm—2
Carnival 6 pm—7
FOOD GAMES PRIZES
Held jointly by
The Florin Fire Co. and Ladies Auxiliary
Held on Fire Company Groiinds