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Newspaper
Bucks County Times
Location
Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
7
The Jefferson Ave Elementary School in Bristol Borough starts a hot lunch program on Monday. Principal Edward Slikis says students can obtain hot lunches for 30 cents daily or by paying weekly, with lunch hour from noon to 1 pm unchanged. A kitchen was installed to handle the program.
Falls Township Police will conduct examinations for the men who applied for positions with the force at Fallsington Elementary School cafeteria at 7 p.m. tomorrow, Chief Franklin Kirby announced.
Calvary Baptist Church Bristol hosts the Sacred Concert with Ken Benjamin first trumpet of Nyack College Trumpet Trio as a featured guest. Gordon Twist accompanies on keyboard with Europe and Australia touring credentials. Steve and Barbara Musto perform as a vocal duo. An informal reception follows in the church fellowship hall inviting the public.
Gary B. Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin E Roberts from Levitown will serve as student marshal at James Bodwine Day exercises at Bowdoin College Brunswick Me He is a senior and during the ceremonies 68 outstanding undergraduates will be honored
William Stagg received a $3.50 refund from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for a ticket bought 73 years ago. He found the ticket in debris from an old station, traced it to the railroad, and sent a letter explaining the curious case.
Washington University dental professors collect ten thousand baby teeth in ten weeks to study strontium 90 absorption in the St Louis area. The program has examined about 250000 teeth in nine years and will continue through 1970.
The 16,400 acres of the Tench Coxe estate in Luzerne, Columbia, Schuylkill and Carbon counties were sold to Butler Enterprises Inc. The Coxe fortune, built on 350,000 acres in Pennsylvania and a million more elsewhere between 1790 and 1820, passed to heirs who became early coal barons through anthracite development after his 1824 death.
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