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Mrs. Barbara Elliot explains the use of several medical devices to: left to
right; Stacey Heiserman, Steve Sload and Amy Elliott.
Students in room 50 at Riverview
learn about stay in the hospital
Mrs. Barbara Elliot, Di-
rector of Volunteer Services
for the Memorial Osteo-
pathic Hospital, York, was
guest speaker for students
of room #50, Riverview
Elementary School, the past
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elliot, who also
organizes and conducts
tours of the hospital for
school groups, explained to
the students that ‘‘a hospital
stay can be as enjoyable as
we make it.”’
The talk was in con-
junction with the class’s unit
study on disease control.
Mrs. Elliot showed slides of
hospital scenes in the
pediatrics depariment, pro-
gressing from admission to
discharge.
With the help of play
instruments, the children
were encouraged to take
each others temperatures,
handle an intravenous nee-
dle and pretend to measure
blood pressure. The stetho-
scope’s function was also
explained.
Each child received the
plastic identification brace-
let one would receive when
being admitted to a hospital
and told it could be removed
only when cut by scissors.
Mrs. Elliot is the mother
of Amy, who is a student in
Mrs. Shorr’s class.
Mount Joy Friendship Fire Co.
No. 1 releases yearly fire report
Fire Chief Frank Good
released the yearly report
for the Friendship Fire
Company No. 1, Inc., Mount
Joy.
The total number of calls
for 1979 was 119, broken
down into the following
areas: Mount Joy Borough,
59; Rapho Township, 49;
East Donegal Township, 7;
Manheim Borough, 3; and
Miss Margaret S.
Endslow engaged
to Bradley R. Kramer
Margaret S. Endisow
Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Endslow, Mount Joy RI,
announce the engagement
of his daughter, Miss
Margaret S. Endslow, Mari-
etta Rl, to Bradley R.
Kramer. She is also the
daughter of Mrs. Harriet M.
Endslow, Marietta R1.
The Bride elect graduated
from Donegal High School
and is a sophomore at
Lebanon Valley College,
Annville.
Mr. Kramer is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W.
Kramer Sr., 203 South
Eighth Street, Columbia. He
is graduated from Columbia
High School and is em-
ployed by Motor and
Ignitions Service.
Mount Joy Township, 1.
The types of calls were as
follows: 32 public service
calls; 12 dwellings; 10
vehicles; 8 auto alarm
malfunctions; 7 natural
cover; 7 rescue calls (extri-
cation); 6 accidents, service
not needed; 6 accidents,
stand by/wash down; 4
mobile homes; 4 stand by
for other Fire Co.; 3 assist to
other Fire Co.; 3 commer-
cial; 3 industrial; 2 barns; 2
garages; and 1 club,
dumpster, flat bed wagon,
industrial rescue, planter,
PP&L transformer, rail road
ties, rescue (person in flood
water), skid loader and work
shop.
Total men responding
were 1683 logging 111 hours
and 26 minutes.
The following property
value analysis applies to the
Mount Joy Borough:
$3,004,000.00 of property
endangered; $1,959,400.00
damage to property; and
$1,044,600.00 property
saved.
The value of the combined
townships is as follows:
$145,500.00 property en-
dangered; $72,050.00 pro-
perty damaged; and
$73,450.00 property saved.
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 7
Fay Sherman’s Big “L”
tied for Volleyball lead
Volleyball results in the
Chiques A.A.A. League are:
January 13; Fay Sherman’s
defeated Big ‘‘L”” 15-13,
7-12 and 15-10 to throw the
league into a tie. In the
second match, Harris Hub
took a forfeit from Three
Center Square.
On January 20: Fay
Sherman’s defeated Three
Center Square 15-7, 15-3,
and Big “L’’ defeated
Harris Hub 15-0, 15-6. In
the second set of matches,
Big ‘‘L”’ overcame Three
Center Square 15-9, 15-7,
and Fay Sherman’s defeated
Harris Hub 16-14, 15-12.
At this time, the stand-
ings are as follows:
Fay Sherman’s 9
Big ‘“‘L”’ 9
Harris Hub 2
Three Center Square 2
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