Band Fair Slated by Parents and Choral Association
The Parents and Choral Association sponsor a Band Fair at 10 a.m. on September 7 on School grounds at Pancoast Ave and Duttons Mill Road. Junior High band performs at noon, Sun Valley Band at 1 p.m. Dunking booth, games, rides, clowns, and many booths plus a rain date of September 21.
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Aston
Sun Valley Band
Parents and Choral Association
Pancoast Ave
Dutton’s Mill Road
Sun Valley
Etiquette quiz tests teens on curfew and manners
A discussion of teen etiquette offers a multiple choice quiz on handling curfew, dating choices, party situations, and peer pressure. It advises clear communication about curfews, polite behavior, and avoiding confrontations when faced with spiked punch or last minute date changes.
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Janeté
Jim
Joan
Jack
Atention
Claymont Schools Welcome First Foreign Exchange Student Abroad
Christine Proud, daughter of Charles and Mary Proud, leaves Radnor Woods for a year in Norway with Stevanger family Endresen. She attends Hetland Gymnas and will study about 15 subjects while living in Norway, returning July next year.
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Claymont
Christine Proud
Norway
Christine
Charles W. Proud
Wentworth Drive
Radnor Woods
Hetland Gymnas
Stevanger Norway
Angel Prado
Pangasinan
Urdaneta
Philippines
Angel
United States
John F. Quigley
Osage Rd
Radnor Green
American Field Service
Upper Chi Youth Keeps Busy at Chichester Summer Programs
Raymond J. Gaspari, 17, a Chichester High senior, was highlighted among 12 youth from 300 selected for summer science and music programs. He studied biochemistry under Dr. Anthony F. Tuck, participated in lab work, gave lectures to about 15 peers, and pursued a small research project financed by the National Science Foundation while also fronting a local three‑member band, The Royal Tones.
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Chichester
Harry L. Hutchison
Chichester High School
Rotary
Iie Guard
Hutchison
Raymond J. Gaspari
Raymond R. Gaspari
Chere Ave
Ray
Einstein Medical
Rynacy
Center Northern Division
Philadelphia
Anthony F. Tuck
Microbiology
National Science Foundation
Royal Tones
al Kolan
Moorehead State College
Mike Spirito
Pennerest
Toe Drzewecki
Claymont Band Invited Again to Atlantic City Parade
The 102 member Claymont high school marching band will ride buses at 7 30 a m to Atlantic City to participate in the Miss America Pageant parade on Tuesday marking their fifth invitation. The group has previously performed on the boardwalk for Delaware at the International Lions Convention parade and has appeared for the University of Delaware Temple University University of Pennsylvania Delaware All Star football game the New York World's Fair and EXPO Montreal. Edward R Steiner is band director.
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Claymont
Claymont High School
Atlantic City
State of Delaware
University of Delaware
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Montreal
Canada
Music of America
Edward R. Steiner
Attorney General Targets Phony Pot Tetrahydrocannabino
Ramsey Clark moves to classify a liquid synthetic under the Drug Abuse Act. Tests claim a few drops on a cigarette mimic marijuana effects, creating a risk that users unknowingly ingest the chemical.
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Ramsey Clark
Safety Helmet With Laminated Face Shield Sold Cheap
Fiberglass safety helmet with laminated face-shield provides full-face protection for growing motorcyclists. Notable feature is a replaceable 2 by 4 inch eye lens. Helmet and shield retail for about 16.95 dollars.
Youths Trade Ideas at Haifa International Exchange
Haifa hosts a month long Youth Service event in a tent city with 100 nations, ages 17 to 23, including two US delegations. Leaders Prof. Galbraith and Prof. de Shalit run symposiums on youth and world peace. A Propes of ICY says the project aims to ease global tensions through friendship.
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Haifa
Israel
United States
Joh Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard University
Amos de Shalit
Weizmann Institute
Rehovot
Teen-Age Underground draws Southern California youths
In Hollywood KMPC radio operates the Teen-Age Underground TAU KMPC a club with about 12000 teen members. It offers mix of standard pop and new sounds and hosts free concerts featuring Ella Fitzgerald Tony Bennett Petula Clark Mel Torme and others. Members receive cards decals and a TAUKMPC badge amid peer pressure concerns.
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Hollywood
Ella Fitzgerald
Tony Bennett
Tiny Tim
California
KMPG
The
TAU
KMPC
Roger Carroll
Johnny Magnus
Simon and Garfunkel
Underground
Taukmpc
Teens on Wheels Dear Mike: Dieseling and repair costs
A reader asks why a 1960 Olds shows a generator warning light intermittently and whether $40 to $60 seems high for a generator issue. Suggestions attribute dieseling to regulator, wiring, idle speed, or spark timing, with repair advice and costs from about $10 for a diagnostic.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Auto-Electric
Grant Bonberg
White Plains
N.Y
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