Ridley Park School Board Adopts Budget and Hires
The Ridley Park School Board approved a budget of 357 981.25 with the 40 mill tax rate 1 real estate transfer tax and 10 per capita tax. Two new teachers in the high school business education dept Elaine Arndt and William Stevenson were hired. Census takers directed by Mrs Donal Eastlake counted 2 417 pupils under 17 living in Ridley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Arndt
Milmont Park
Shippenshurs State College
William Stevenson
Bloomsbury State College
Drexelbrook
Donald B. Eastlake
Ridley Park
Unitedito
Presbyterian Church
James Harold Guys
Marjorie Lynn Foreman
James R
John Ernest Isberg
Ernest A
Albert
Douglas Dantis Lawson
Church School
John H
Sun Lawson, Jr
Reh
Meera
Patti Ant MacLachlin
James
MacLachlan
Bruce Charles Roy
Ace
Charles
Charles I. Seeberger
Thomas
Guy Matthew Waldie
George W. Waldie
Dora
Elaine Williams
Alfred Williams
Alfred H. Riddell
Genwhole Church School
Furse Ryleral
Ridley Park Scout Meeting Hosts 126 At Church House
Ridley Park Neighborhood Association Girl Scout leaders and members gathered at Christ Church parish house for a meeting with 126 adults present. Mrs Charles Stephano chaired as guest, with Mrs Arthur Shabaker elected as Delaware County Girl Scouts president. Mrs Philip Friel named nominating committee and Mrs Albert Kiefer chosen as delegate to the county council. Rev William Musselman offered invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridley Park
Girl Scouts of
Stoneybrook
Charles Stephano
Christ Church Parish House
Arthur Shabaker
Delaware County Girl Scouts
Philip Friel
Albert Kiefer
Delaware ‘County
Girl Scout Council
William §. Musselman
Christ Episcopal Church
Cookout Planned for Troop 324 in Ridley Park
Brownie Girl Scouts of Troop 324 plan an outdoor cookout on Saturday in the rear yard of leader Mrs. Raymond Kiesling on W Ridley Ave. Co leader Mrs. John Osborne to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridley Park
Brownie Girls Scouts
Raymond Kiesling
W. Ridley Ave
John Osborne
Coleader
Volunteer Firemen Earn Certificates
Collingdale hosted a class night for 41 graduates from Colwyn, Darby, Colwyn and Lake fire companies who completed the Pennsylvania State Fire School Fundamentals of Fire Fighting program. The ceremony featured speeches by Delaware County officials and sponsors, a catered dinner, and patches awarded by the county association, with instruction totaling about ninety hours.
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Collingdale
Benjamins
Glenn Jr
Delawareling
County Firemen’s Association
Pennsylvania
iFire House
County Association
Ed Marsh
Dr. Fire Company
Starry K. Heiges
Charles H
Hable
Frank Dolan
Delaware County
Thomas McKeever
Albin
Belczyk
A Marsh
Joseph Griffin
Brooksformer
Carl Leiblang
James Childs Jr
Darl
Ptr
Fire Co. 2
William Reese
Class of
Colwyn
Linda Sabo
William of
Callingdate
Darby
Public library to open Thursday mornings starting June 15
Claymont announces new library hours with Thursday morning openings from 10 a.m. to noon in addition to evening hours. The library, housed in the old school building at Darley Road and Phil- will remain open Mondays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and continue evening service until 7 p.m.
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Adelphia Pike
Thurstay
Se Ning
Claymont
Ibrary
Darley Road
Phil- Times
Ady
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M-A-Bruder & Sons, Inc
Edgmont Ave
Chester
East Baltimore Pike
Springfield
Main ST
Market
Upper Darby
Sun Ray Drugs
State and Orange Sts. — Media
Metrecal Liquid
Polmdent
DR. Scholl
Mennen
Bae Oac
Dristan
KOTEX
Bbc
Vick
Williams
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