Largest Interboro High Class Graduates at Sunday Ceremony
Interboro High School will honor its largest graduating class of 328 students this Sunday at 6 p.m. on the school athletic field located at South and Sylvan Avenues. Valedictorian Ruth Maurer and salutatorian Thomas Polischuk lead a long list of graduates including Linda Abate, Michael Bruce, Barbara Aker, and many others.
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Interboro High
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Sylvan Aves
Ruth Maurer
Thomas Polischuk
X ‘Linda Abate
Stephanie
Gusting
Walter Hall
Walter James Hall
Ruby Haller
Marilyn Hallinan
Andrew
Harley Jr
Jon Hart
Linda Hauptman
Gordon Heake
George Hetly Jr
Mark Kraemer
Jon Krauss
Christine Kreiger
Margaret Junze
Harry Laird
Dale Lamilofie
Freidal
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Kenneth Lester
Paul Leung
Gordon Lewis
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Livingston
Edward Ludwig
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Langer
Stanley Luniewski
Glenna MacArthur
Robert Mack
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Patricia Matsinger
George Martynick
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Matthew McCafferty
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McGraw
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Moore
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Naples
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Nusbaum
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Edward Rabie
David Runnion
John Russell
Joseph "Russell
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Edward R. Safford, Jr
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Karl Schaub
Florentine Hedulins Schlesselman
Linda Schnell
James
Scheduing
Garnet Valley School System Opens Registration for Incoming Students
Concord new student registration for grades seven through twelve is scheduled on June 18 July 23 or August 26 with Garnet Valley schools inviting families to enroll for the upcoming academic year.
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Concord
Garnet Valley
Scouts To Open Day Camp at Indian Orchard
The Girl Scouts of Delaware County announce four two week sessions at Indian Orchard Day Camp on Middletown Road starting June 23 and ending August 14. Open to girls ages 7 to 17, some openings remain. Session directors include Mrs. Samuelson Chester and Mr. McGillin Wynnewood in June, with later sessions led by Mrs. Brusstar Chester and Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Maple Morton, and Mrs. Steele Rutledge. The camp operates as a participating agency of local fund drives.
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Indian Orchard Day Camp
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Delaware County
Robert Sampson
Chester
Howard McGillin
Wynnewood
Richard Brusstar
Eugene Coyle
Gerald Maple
Morton
Willson Rich
Glenolden
The
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United Community Fund of Chester & Vicinity
Cub Scout Picnic Set For June 14 At Ridley Lake
Ridley Park Cub Pack 264 sponsored by St. Madeline’s Church will hold a family picnic from 1 to 5 p.m. June 14 at Ridley Lake. Parents may contact John Abbott or Mrs. June Short to volunteer as committee members or den mothers. Cubs named include Robert Glenn Christopher Johnson Jeffrey Burke Joseph Nealson Robert MacKenzie and Samuel McAlpin. John Farrell was inducted into Webelos.
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St. Madeline's
Ridley Lake
John Abbott
June Short
Robert Glenn
Christopher Johnson
Jeffrey Burke
Joseph Nealson
Robert MacKenzie
Samuel McAlpin
John Farrell
Webelos
Governmentese quiz and answers puzzle column
Readers receive humor and brainteasers on governmentese tests with the names Helen Bottel and Debbie and Doris. The column includes instructions to obtain the answers, then presents two quizzes about following directions and everyday awareness, with common proverbs as the solutions.
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Helen Bottel
What Judgment Will History Pass on General Eisenhower
Relman Morin in the first full length biography of Eisenhower portrays him as one of America's most popular presidents. Morin says Eisenhower was earnest sincere without a "jugular instinct" and largely selfless prioritizing the nation's well being and allied security over popularity. He notes the nation moved from bitterness to an era of good feeling during his presidency, with credits outweighing debits.
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Eisenhower
United States
First vaccine for German measles set for license
Washington UPI reports the nation's first German measles vaccine, risking pregnant women and newborns, is expected to be licensed early next week after standards on safety purity and potency were published Friday. Children will receive the first vaccine, available.
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Washington
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