SUSQUEHANNA
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Buiietin
MARIETTA & MOUNT JOY, PA.
Vol. 76 No. 31 August 4, 1976
New supermarket
coming to Marietta
Constru
Lacy’s.
Excavation has begun for
a one million dollar super-
market to be constructed
on Route number 141 near
441 Marietta.
The supermarket will be
operated by Supermarket
Investors, Inc. The 90 by
100 feet structure will cover
9,000 square feet on a two
acre plot. United Associ-
ation of Groceries, Inc.,
will be consultant, develop-
er and supplier for the
store.
A spokesman for the
developer said that local
personnel will be employ-
ed. A name for the super-
market has not been
chosen as yet. The project-
ed date of completion is
October.
The structure will have
the latest Hall refrigeration
and modern decor. It will
carry a full line of groceries
plus a bakery, and deli.
The parking lot will
accomodate 70 cars.
The store developers are
group of Lancaster busi-
nessmen who plan to
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DID YOU HEAR...
Nancy Schlosser,
daughter-in-law of the
Henry Schlosser of Mari-
etta, has been starring in
““Godspell’’, a musical
based on Jesus and His
Apostles, at the York Little
Theatre.
RN
behind Mr.
develop a mini shopping
center. ‘“The area surveyed
has a great potential for
development,” the spokes-
man said.
Mount Joy swim team won the division 3 championship
Rafph Snyder
R, De
Mount
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Swimmer makes a turn during race at Mount Joy pool.
Mount Joy swimmers are best in division 3
meet held at the Mount Joy pool last weekend.
Heart attack first aid
It could happen any-
where, anytime. Suddenly,
a friend, parent, child or
spouse falls to the ground
unconcious. To your horror,
you discover no breathing,
perhaps no pulse. It could
be a result of a heart
Photo shows Resusci-Anne, the dummy used in training
for cardio-pulminary resuscitation.
FIFTEEN CENTS
See story on page 10 for details.
course attracted only 2 students
attack, electrical shock,
drowning. The question is,
what can you do? What
would you do? :
Most people, even if they
didn’t panic, would prob-
ably phone for an ambu-
lance right away...but the
stricken person could die
while they were on the
phone.
Anatomic Anne.
Area residents had an
opportunity to learn the
proper procedure last
Tuesday night, when the
Maytown Fire Company
offered a mini-course in
Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscit-
ation. Only two people
showed up.
Cardio-Pulmonary Resus-
citation, or CPR, is some-
thing that every person
who values human life
should be familiar with. It
is simple, requires no
equipment, and can pre-
vent death or permanent
brain damage in many
emergency situations.
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