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Examine your
blood pressure
at Child Clinic
Well Child Clinic spon-
sored by the State Health
Center, Lancaster will be
held Tuesday, February 35,
1980 and Thursday, Feb-
bruary 7. Clinic hours are
9:00 to 11:30 am at the
Community Building, 258
W. Market Street, Marietta.
Immunizations, physical
examinations, special test-
ing and parent counseling
are available to the children
seen at the clinic. Parents
are requested to bring any
children who have never
been seen at the clinic on
Tuesday or to schedule an
appointment by calling the
the Community Building at
426-3106 during clinic
hours.
The public health nurses
also invite all community
persons interested in having
their blood pressure
checked to come between
11:00 and 12:00 noon on the
same days (Tuesday and
Thursday).
We regret to inform the
public that the Well Child
Clinic will be having its final
sessions in March. Children
will be referred to other
health facilities for routine
care after the March 11 and
13 conferences. Similar
services are offered in
Elizabethtown and Colum-
bia.
Steven Englert
guest speaker
for Riverview
Sgt. Steven Englert of the
Marietta Police Department
was the guest speaker at last
Tuesday night PACT (Par-
ents acting in concept and
teachers) at the Riverview
Elementary School, Mariet-
ta.
Drug and alcohol abuse
was the subject of the
discussion. Sgt. Englert
exhibited several types of
drugs in their plant forms,
distributed literature ex-
plaining the various effects
of drugs and mentioned
symptoms of a drug user. A
question and answer period
followed.
The business meeting
following with Robert Heis-
erman, chairman, conduct-
ing the meeting. The
February meeting was post-
poned, and the next meeting
will be held March 27. A
night of music is planned
and officers will be elected.
Volunteers for candidates
for office may call Mrs.
Frances Allum at 426-1733
or Bob Heiserman at
426-3558.
January 30, 1980
Tammy Renee Portner and Daniel E. Brocious
Miss Tammy Renee Portner
engaged to Daniel Brocious
Mr. and Mrs. Josef L.
Portner of 25 Essex Street,
Marietta, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Tammy Renee
Portner of the same ad-
dress, to Daniel E. Brocious,
RD2, Mt. Pleasant Road,
Mount Joy.
The bride-elect was grad-
uated from Donegal High
School and the Willow
Street Vo-tech School Data
Processing Technology
course. She is employed by
the Department of Public
Welfare, Bureau of Opera-
tions.
Mr. Brocious is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.
Brocious of RD2, Mt.
Pleasant Road, Mount Joy.
He was graduated from
Donegal High School and is
employed by Mold-Base
Ind., Inc. of Harrisburg.
Good behavior at Riverview (cont.)
[continued from back page]
talking and listen to every-
one.
It may not be the Ten
Commandments, but if
these items cut down on
misbehavior, it’s a START.
“There are different ways
to recognize positive things
going on at Riverview,”
stated Mrs. Lambert. Some
award winners had the
privilege of seeing a special
movie, some received a
human support award badge
and some got the chance to
depict good behavior in
assembly skits.
““The program is growing
on the students,’ relates
Mrs. Lambert, ‘‘who are
in turn spreading good
thoughts and deeds at
home, on the bus, in the
library, playground, -cafe-
teria and hallway.” It's a
START.
The following are the
award winners from each
grade.
First— Whitney Christian,
Jodie Rettew, Angie Hess
and Cathy Loraw.
Second—Matthew Wise
and Ronabe Beaston. +
Third—Sheila McKain,
Leon Custer, Todd Valle and
Mary Beth Newcomer.
Fourth—Alison Drager
and Kathy Brown.
MARIETTA CITGO
CITGO GAS—GROCERIES
OPEN 5:30 AM — 8:30 PM DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Ed Reeves, Prop. Phone 426-3863
East End—Route 441 —Marietta
Fifth—Kenny Ditzler,
Michele Fletcher, Kelly
Chambers, Brian Drager,
and Chris Salvatore.
Sixth—Tim Smith, Joe
Fantazier, Johnny Welsh.
‘Special—Troy Schlenbak-
er, Georgine White, Charles
Watson and Stoney Schaef-
fer.
Mr. Joseph Zimmerman,
building principal, present-
ed the awards.