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Jill Shupp, probation officer, holds a mock interview with Donegal High
School student Charles Groff.
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Sociology students at DHS
listen to probation officer
Sociology students at
Donegal High School had a
chance to question a
juvenile patrol officer last
week.
Jill. Shupp, a Donegal
graduate, spoke to about
100 students. Ms. Shupp
has been a patrol officer for
Lancaster County for the
past three years.
~ A graduate of Millersville
State College, she had a
duel major in psychology
and social work. ‘‘I always
knew I wanted to be a parol
officer. My education was
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part of my preparation.”
Ms. Shupp finds her job
both challenging and re-
warding. ‘It is really
frustrating the way some
kids respond. They just
don’t want your help.”’
After only one week on
the job, Ms. Shupp had an
experience that would have
driven many from the field.
“l had as a client an
8-year-old Amish girl ac-
cused of murder! That was a
rough one.” Fortunately
things went smoothly in that
case after a medical dis-
covery proved that the little
girl could not control her
actions. Jill remarks that
she has had no case to
compare with that one in the
three years since.
In addition to explaining
legal rights and proceedings
to the students, Ms. Shupp
conducted a mock interview
with a student where she
took the role of the juvenile
and the student took the role
of parole officer. The
interview demonstrated the
difficult situations encount-
ered by the parole officer.
Ruth Moore wearing an outfit she will model in the
upcoming Welcome Wagon Fashion Show. The cream
bodice and red skirt are set off by the blue sash on this
dress from the Orange Owl.
Welcome Wagon Club
plans March 27 Show
The Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon Club will sponsor a
Fashion Show-Card Party at
the American Legion Home,
on Thursday, March 27, at
8pm. The theme for the
benefit will be ‘‘Spring
Fling’ with fashions from
the Orange Owl, Mount Joy.
Dessert and coffee will be
served following the fashion
show, after which a card
party will round out the
program. Each group is
requested to bring cards or
game of its choosing.
Models for the event will
be Ruth Moore, Marianne
Melleby, Kathy Garrity and
Cathy Flowers.
The monthly board meet-
ing of the Mount Joy
Welcome Wagon was held
at the home of Stacey Harris
on March S.
The March meeting will
be held at Chiques United
‘Methodist Church. The club
will be planning a White
Elephant Sale. Candidates
for 1980-81 officers will be
announced at the meeting.
An Easter Egg Hunt for
the children will be held
Saturday, March 29 at Sico
Park. A trip to the
Philadelphia Flower Show is
planned for Wednesday,
March 12. An Oldies But
Goodies Dance is being
planned for this month at
the Marietta Candy Shop.
Books are still being
collected in local stores for
the annual book sale.
Proceeds from the sale are
for the benefit of the Mount
Joy Library.
The Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon has two new mem-
bers, Jennie Walk and
Kathy Musgrave.
If you would like 2
Welcome Wagon call, con-
tact Cherie Dillow, 653-
1609,. or Sue. Binkle, 653-
4895.