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HEAR
Airman James Shellen-
berger, the son of Barry
Shellenberger of 129 W.
Market St., Marietta, has
been assigned to Lowry AFB
in Colorado after completing
basic training.
He will now
specialized
receive
training in
_ supply.
Becky Zimmerman of
Mount Joy and Bradley
Brooks of Bainbridge will
take part in the E-town
College Campus Theatre
production of ‘‘Ben Franklin
in Paris’’ on Nov. 8, 9, and
10, at 8:00pm each night.
Bradley will portray
Franklin’s son, Temple.
Becky will sing as a member
of the Chorus.
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Frank C. Haas, the son of
Mrs. Martha Haas of 238 W.
Market St., Marietta, has
enlisted in the Navy's
Delayed Entry Program.
He is scheduled to depart
on July 7, 1980. He will be
trained as a hull technician.
Frank will graduate from
Donegal High School in
1980.
§8§
Michael and Michelle
Penwell, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, are
visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James
Penwell of West Main
Street.
They are the children of
the Penwell’s son, Ronald.
In Colorado, the schools
are open all year ’round.
The kids there have a six-
week vacation in the spring,
and another in the fall of the
year.
§§§
Jody Kauffman, Bain-
bridge R1, was one of 300
student delegates to the
state meeting of the Penn-
sylvania School Boards As-
sociation, held last week in
Pittsburgh.
§§§
PP&L’s nuclear plant
has simulator control
PP&L’s new Berwick
nuclear plant has two
control rooms. One will
operate the plant; the other
is a dummy, for training
operators.
Fake controls, or ‘‘simul-
ators,’’ have been used for
years to train airplane
pilots. Now PP&L is
applying that idea to nuclear
plants.
The fake control room,
which cost $10 million, is
just like the real control
room, dial for dial, except
that it’s hooked to a big
computer instead of a power
plant. Operators in training
will have to deal with any of
the computer’s 1500 mal-
function simulations, as well
as studying math, physics,
and the properties of super-
heated water—all subjects
that will make it easier for
operators to deal with an
unusual problem.
PP&I president Robert
Campbell said, ‘“We want
them to be able to solve real,
unanticipated problems if
they arise when the plant is
on-line.” While the
training center is now open,
the Berwick plant itself is
not yet on-line.
The recently-dedicated
Berwick training center is
one of four operated by
PP&L. PP&L’s present
on-line plants are all
use conventional fuels.
Jaycee run (cont.)
[continued from front page]
Auker, 12:09; Joel Gerper,
12:22; Charles Keener,
12:47.
In the 1-mile run for
people aged 4 to 12, the
winners were:
Ken Jones, 6:28; Chad
Gingric, 6:32; Jamey Lin-
ard, 7:0S; Brian Troop, 7:07;
Jennifer Catlet, 8:03; Josh
Linard, 8:09; Mike Madri-
gan, 9:20; Derek Smith,
10:33; Chris McClure,
10:34.
There were only two
people in the S-mile run over
S50: C.R. Hoffman (36:57)
and Edward Steffan (42:09).
Oldest woman in the
S-mile run, 40 to 49, was
Sylvia Shriner (42:21).
The Mount Joy Jaydees
would like to thank the
Births
FRANK, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean (Charlene Beam),
Bainbridge RD1, a son at
General Hospital.
HENDERSON, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald (S. Jane
Martin), Mount Joy, a son at
General Hospital.
HELTON, Mr. and Mrs.
John (Donna Noll), Mount
Joy RD2, at St. Joseph
Hospital.
following people who helped
with the races:
Bruce Kline and the ITGO
Mount Joy boro police;
The Mount Joy Fire
Police;
The Mount Joy Ambu-
lance crew;
Mel Detz and the Mount
Joy Township police;
The Mount Joy Township
Fire police;
So many people entered
the race the Jaycees ran out
of T-shirts for the partici-
can be
picked up at Inside Track,
2727 Columbia Ave., Lan-
caster, by Saturday.
The Jaycee would also
like to thank Inside Track |
and Kenny Smith, Mount
Joy, the co-sponsors of the
pants.
run.
T-shirts
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Mount Joy, a son at General
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Cute Saying
A local family went to
New York recently, mostly
because they wanted their
children to see the muse-
ums.
The parents were pleased
when their four-year-old son
took a deep interest in the
Egyptian exhibit at the
Metropolitan Museum of
Art. He was particularly
interested in looking at the
ancient mummies.
Then, after
The simulator at the Susquehanna Training Center is a duplicate of that
portion of the Susquehanna nuclear power plant’s control room which controls
Unit 1 and systems common to both of the plant’s nuclear reactors.
satisfied his curiosity about
the mummies,
“Now let’s see the dad-
dies.”
(Patricia
Hinkle’s.
said,
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