Claymont Faces Kindergarten Cut Amid Budgets Crunch
Claymont School directors study dropping free kindergarten or charging tuition as district faces about 38 000 in non-salary costs after statewide tax rejection. Superintendent Durkee seeks minimal cuts, retain kindergarten if possible, while shifting staff and delaying upgrades. An estimated 150 new pupils in September spurs debate on teacher load and high school transfers. Summer programs and textbooks face further reductions due to funds shortfall.
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Claymont
Su- Board
Sager R. ‘Tryon
Progrm
Supt. O Kee
Durkee
Raymond Axsom
Claymont Youth Council
Supt
Dur Kee
BROOMALL Officers Inducted By Group
BROOMALL The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St. Mark's Church installed officers led by President Mrs. Neil Shawhan and Vice President Mrs. Guenter Ackerman. Other posts include recording secretary Mrs. Jack Rule and treasurer Mrs. Neil Johnston with various secretaries for promotion missionary education social relations student work youth work children's work spiritual life literature and publications supply work. Circle chairmen for next season are listed with several named members.
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Virginia Stallings
Wiliam Cumby
Edward Chapin
8Elford Brubaker
Jeff Grimes
Mamie Donahue
John Longacre
Frances Fulton
John Bell
Christine Hackman
Mary Katz
Barbara Hartman
James Faux
Maude Parsons
Leroy Gilbert
Carolyn Plank
John Orcutt
Esther Shoemaker
Victor Sherrill Jr
Ruth Thompson Abrams
Joseph Donahue
Gwendolyn Narbeth
Melvin Thomas
Folcroft Democrats Elect Barnaby Chairman
Ronald A. Barna of 1706 Warwick Ave was elected chairman of the Folcroft Democratic Committee at a reorganiza tion meeting held Thursday night at Joseph Branca’s home. Barna, unopposed, won the votes of the three committeemen as three committeewomen abstained. He previously won a seat on Folcroft Borough Council in November, succeeding Joseph Branca who led the party for 18 years and did not seek re election.
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Folcroft
H Ronald A. Barnaby
Warwick Ave
Joseph Branca
Barnaby
Falcroft
Branca
Lubars convert Sproul carriage house into Lapidae Manor home
Delaware County feature on Charles and Barbara Lubar transforming the 1914 Sproul Estates carriage house into Lapidae Manor a bright contemporary residence. The design blends bold Mondrian inspired interiors with preserved stable elements, art collections, and a functional clock tower bell calling children to play.
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Gerry Oliver
Daily Times
Wallingford
Lubars
William C. Sproul
Charles
Barbara Lubar
Morton
General Electric Co
Lapidae
Charles A. Lubar
Lapidae Manor
Sproul Estates
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Temple University
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