Chamber leader tackles job in Delaware County
Myron Bortnicker, 56, of Haverford, leads the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce as chief operating officer, pledging to boost member growth and the local business climate. He cites lessons from Aston firm Electro-Kinetic Systems and notes chamber efforts to unify small and large businesses while expanding the Economic Development Council and visiting 49 municipalities for a countywide revitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daiy
Providence
Myron
Mike” Bortnicker
Haverford
Sheena
Delaware County Chamber of Commerce
Overbrook High School
Mercandina
Philadelphia
Iron Works
John W. Boyer Jr
Radnor
Delaware County Economic Development Center
Chamber Board
William Taylor Jr
Philadelphia Electric Co
Economic Development Council
Chamber of Commerce
Bortnicker
Chamber
Aston
Bill Hamre
Electro-Kinetic Systems
EKS) Inc
Herald Square
Rockdale
EKS
U.S
Robert Edgar’s
Marple
Hamre
Mado Sey
Edgelles
Migk “Heechamber
Small Business Council
Delaware County
County Council
Noyes
County Chamber
Pit
Bortnicker’s
Chester Bortnicker
Legislative
Exoe
Philadelphia Electric Co. appoints division leader
Philadelphia Electric Co names Gerald E. Hopper as Associate of the Society of Actuaries ASA after completing five ASA examinations. Hopper, Ridley High School graduate, lives in Folsom and will serve as division superintendent of the Delaware Division. Other notes include awards and appointments for Mabel Beightol, Alexander Rousak Jr., Joseph Marzella, Janet Nicosia, Donald Feuquay, John F. Harkins, and Richard Gowald with various roles in insurance, business, and architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Electric Company
Delaware
Yale
Beech Sts
Gerald E. Hopper
Ridley
Society of Actuaries
ASA
Gerald R. H Jr
Folsom
Hopper
Mabel Todd Beightol
Parkside
INA Life Insurance Co
E. Avon Road
Alexander Rousak Jr
Kirk Lane
Upper Providence
Farrell
Granite Run Mall
Middletown
Dearborn
Mich
Rousak
Penncrest High School
Joseph V. Marzella
Kling Partnership
College of Fellows
American Institute of Architects
Marzella
Nether Providence
Janet Nicosia
W. Deerfield Drive
Bell Telephone Company
Bala Cynwyd
Sub
Pumphrey Elected President of Episcopal Hospitals Group
The Rev John B Pumphrey of Springfield to lead the Assembly of Episcopal Hospitals and Chaplains a body formed 30 years ago serving 300 to 500 clergy at over 40 Episcopal Hospitals in the U S and Canada He is director of Pastoral Care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and a close associate of Episcopal communities in Chester Also noted is a Crozer Chester Medical Center secretary who was named to the American Society of Notaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Pumphrey
Springfield
Assembly of Episcopal Hospitals and Chaplains
Episcopal
U.S
Canada
Pumphrey
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Anity Sorela
Episcopal Communi Des Dees Senge
Chester
American Society of Notaries
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Bell Telephone plan in Upper Chichester conduit project
Bell Telephone engineers outline a $75,000 conduit and cable project in Upper Chichester with work slated July through December. Mrs Rosemarie Hook of Nether Providence coordinates planning. Beneficial Savings Bank reports record assets of $1,536,705,400 for the four months ended April 3 1980, with projected $122 million in interest this year and over $21 million in local mortgages since the year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
Upper Chichester
Rosemarie Hook
Nether Providence
Beneficial Savings Bank
Joseph J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Beneficial
Philadelphia
Savings Bank
Delaware
Bucks
Montgomery
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James W. Noyes
Noyes & Co. Inc
John Bogosian
Donald E. Feuquay
Cornell University
John F
The
Harkins Co
Dobbins Alumni Association
Richard Gowald
Media
Cincinnati
TV Guide
Charlies M
Upper Darby
West Park Hospital
Feuquay
Bell
American Airlines
SABRE
Baltimore Pike
Lima Fire Co
Media, PA
Tri-State Mall
Claymont
Del
Girl Daily Times
Satan
Hershey Park
Disney World
Washington, D.C
Mildred Ave
Primos, PA
Daily Times
Marie Hazel
Lima
Open Door Estates
Middletown RD
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