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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1960

Page

5

Marple Newtown Women Study Township Status

Mrs. R Neill Mille leads the Marple Newtown League of Women Voters in a summer study of 1st and 2nd class township status with a September general meeting and a October public forum. A November election ballot asks if Marple Township should become a 1st class township with co Chairs Paul Bourquin and Thomas Compton and a steering group reviewing annexation representation and tax collection.

Marple-Newtown Women’s League Marple R. Neill Mille Paul Bourquin Newtons] Square Thomas Crominton Broomall Kenneth O'Driscoll Rolland Smith Joseph Peters Carl Gattschalk Murray Green Philip Marcucci Miller Bourquin Compton

Sixth Grade Fiesta Presented at Garrettford School

The Garrettford School sixth grade classes staged a Latin American Fiesta with 46 girls modeling blouses skirts and skits under eight teachers. Maria Zachariacki led song with Lea Ann Hake Dana Stamus directing scenery and props and Terry McInerney among others assisting in various roles.

Drexel Hill Garrett-ford School Mary Zachariacki Lea Ann Hake Dana Stamus Hene Segan Patricia Cooper Bill Todd Terry McInerney Jane Weidenhamer David Zahner Fred Garber Thomas Lake Joyce Baker Laura Nicholas Robert Bendon Fredarber Theodore Gettings James Fairful Edith McAnall Rebecca Lane Aits Elizabeth Currie Earl McCarthy Nancy Snyder Mary Zarcharnacki

Church School Sets Meeting at St Matthews Lutheran

Springfield reports a Church School Association meeting at St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church Lynbrooke Bennetrds. A picnic supper at Rev Donald Pichaske’s home 340 Belehan Cs precedes the meeting. All teachers and staff invited. election of officers for coming year planned.

Springfield Lynbrooke Bennetrds Donald Pichaske bLehann Cs

Dr Daniel Ford Heads for Miami

SPRINGFIELD Dr Daniel T Ford formerly of Springfield will leave July 1 for Miami Florida where he will be chief anesthesiologist at Northwest Hospital He previously practiced on Balling Road and was a resident there for 12 years During the past two years he has been a resident in anesthesia at the Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital

Springfield Daniel T Ford Willeave Miami Northwest Hospital Ford Balling Road Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital

Kindergarten Sets State Afternoon Sessions in 1960 51

Springfield church kindergarten will offer afternoon sessions at Hilkcrest and Springfield Rest for 1960 51 from 12 30 to 3 p m Monday to Friday. Morning enrollment is complete with sessions from 9 to 11 30 a m daily.

Springfield Church of the Redeemer Hilkcrest

Firefighters respond to steam rising from heated pool

Phoenix fire crews answered an emergency call for smoke at a Tear of a Phoenix residence. They arrived to find steam pluming from a heated outdoor pool, identifying no flames or injuries.

Phoenix, Ariz Phoenix

Women's Guild Dinner at St Pauls Church

Springfield figures show the Women's Guild of St Pauls FE and RC United Church of Christ will host a smorgasbord at 7 p.m. members bring a covered dish while hostesses provide dessert and beverages. A film titled Abraham's Faith will follow with Mrs Dorothy Selmidt as reader. All church women invited.

Springfield Women's Guild of St Pauls FE. & R. United Church A Christ Abraham Dorothy Selmidt

New School Post Goes To Sauers Broomall

Vincent J. Sayers, principal of the Charles H. Russell School, is named acting administrative assistant for elementary education at the Marple Newtown Joint Schools for 1960-1961. He succeeds Stephen Oselinsky on leave and will oversee instruction, curriculum planning, and course development across six elementary schools. Sayers, a PA State University and University of Delaware alum, holds a Master of Education and is active in National and state teacher associations. He will begin around August 1 at the Marple Newtown senior high school administrative suite.

Savers Pennsylvania ‘State University University of Delaware University of Pennsylvania National Education Association Pennsylvania State Education Association Sau ‘Jers Veterans of Foreign Wars Pacific Brookhaven School Authority Sayers Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Delta Kappa Be.j. duPont de Nemours and Co.Inc Wilmington Mar nle-Newtown Senior High School

Springfield Home Group to Meet Tuesday

Springfield The Home & School Association at Senior High will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Officers for the coming year include Robert D. Park president Mrs. John D. Helmig vice president and others. committee chairmen listed. Parents of Lath through lath grade students invited to join or serve.

Springfield Organi Teaueste Robert D. Park John D. Helmig James A. Roosevelt Susan Cible Clinton L. Galtrey Parry T. Kraatz R. K. Smith Arthur W. Steit Jer Edward Crary Home & School Council

Wenner Named Assistant Professor of Music at Kutztown

Charles Wenner of Tyson Road was appointed assistant professor of music at State College in Kutztown. He will direct the college choir and symphony orchestra, oversee the annual musical comedy Li'l Abner, and direct the college revue this fall. He previously led church and community choirs, taught band and orchestra, and led a Army chorus in Germany.

Newtown Square Genel Charles Wenner Tyson Rd State College Kutztown Wenner Araduate West Chester State College Pennsylvania State University Marple Presbyerian Church Germany Wyeth Laboratories West Chester Philadelphia Sweet Adelines, Inc American Choral Directors , Association Cooke Junior High School Symphony Club Philadelphia Musical Society American Federation of Musicians Lil Abner

Drexel Hill School To Present Safety Awards

Garrettford School will award safety certificates to thirty five 6th Grade graduates at a final assembly Tuesday. The DAR prize will be given as Carl Offman plans remarks, with a farewell song to close. Teachers in charge include Mrs M Fick Rebecca Lane Theodore Gettings and James Fairful. Names of awardees include Donna Stamus Jane Zink Ilene Segan David Fuhrmeister Robert Walsh and more.

Drexel Till Garrettford School DAR Carl Offman Elizabeth M. Fick Rebecca Lane Theodore Gettings James Fairful Toi Donna Stamus Jane Zink Ilene Segan David Fuhrmeister Robert Walsh Michael Leight Walter Neff Sandra Koch Susan Rine David Dawson James Longergan George Allen Robert Rendon Thomas Sabatelli Mary Jane Weidenhamer Patricia Cooper Terry Metherney Fred Garber Daid McConnell Dorothy Sherman Frances Goalkin Patricia Pieri Linda Huke Sandra Sherman Sandra Trimmel Charlene Healy Barbara Jenkins Charlotte Bowmin Michele Bush Barbara Kern Cynthia Hunmrichouse Virginia Thomas Susan Starz Barbara Sundmacher Barbara Price

Six Insurance Men Attend Conference in Atlantic City

Six members of the Media office of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. will attend a business conference with company officials at the Traymore Hotel in Atlantic City. Attendees include Arthur W. Wright, Broanml Huon, Dennis Clow Milmont Park, Nick Quatrir Glenolden, Bernard Orzkowski, J Rulledge, and Gerard Weber of Morton, Pa.

The Metropolitan, Life Insurance Co Arelantic City Traymore Hotel Arthur W. Wright Broamanl Huon

Church School Opens Monday at Drexel Hill Church

Vacation church school will run June 20 through July 1 from 9 to 11 am at Drexel Hill Presbyterian Church. All children ages 3 to 12 are invited to attend. For more information contact Mrs Lawrence W Haines at 7214 Sellers Ave.

Drexel Ile Drexel Hill Presbyterian Church Lawrence’ W. Haines Sellers Ave

Springfield museum to showcase Leni Lenape artifacts

In June the Springfield Historical Museum will display Leni Lenape artifacts from stone axes to heavy beads. Donors include Robert Wright and Warren Jenny. Township officials and experts will host a June 25 seminar titled Early Man, inviting public findings for identification with free admission.

Springfield James M. Davis

First M N Boy Sails Abroad

Mitchell Weinstein, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Weinstein of Broomall, sails from Montreal on June 9 aboard the MS Sevolen Seas for Germany as Marple Newtown High Schools first student in the American Field Service Americans Abroad program. He will stay with Mr and Mrs Hubertus Graff von Warffschmising in Frankfort and return in August. Mitch, an honor student and junior class president, joins Bjorn Johannsson, a Norway exchange student, who leaves for Norway at month end.

Broomall Mitchell Weinstein Norman Weinstein Parkway East Montreal Germany Mitchell Marple-Newtown Senior High School American Field Service Hubertus Graff von Warff- Schmising Frankfort U.S Mitch Marple-Newtown High School Bjorn Johannsson Norway Bjorn

Sullivan's TV Show 12 Years Old

New York AP notes the Eddie Sullivan show turning 12 with reflections on its early days and comparing past variety acts to current format. It recalls The Toast of the Town, Wayne and Shuster, Victor Borge, a prize fighter, and a golf champ audience moment, plus a TV mystery hour and political interviews. The Columbia River fact closes the piece.

New York CBS Wayne and Shuster Victor Borge Charlotte Armstrong ABC Harry S. Truman Face the Nation Chester Bowles Meet the Press NBC Gay Nelson A. Rockefeller

Bible School Opens June 20 at First Baptist Media

Rev William H Nef of First Baptist Church of Media reminds the public that daily Vacation Bible School starts June 20 at 9 am and continues through June 40. A bus will be operated daily for convenience of those living in outlying areas.

Media William H. Nef The First Baptist Church of Media

Philadelphia School of Practical Nursing Ad

Women 18 to 38 invited for training as Practical Nurses amid nurse shortages. Short, affordable program with diploma from a state licensed school and free placement service. June classes forming. Call CE 6-8111 or write 1704 N Broad St Philadelphia Pa. Dept COCT 6-13-40. No obligation.

Philadelphia School of Practical Nursing Broad Cours

Rev Ketner Heads to Nazarene Assembly in Kansas City

UPPER PROVIDENCE Rev Francis D Ketner Jr and his wife depart for the Quadrennial Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City Mo. In his absence Rev Jesse Burke of Chester will officiate. Daily Vacation Bible School runs today through June 24 with 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. classes for ages 4 to 14 directed by Mrs Frances Adam assisted by a team of church workers.

Upper Providence Francis D. Ketner Jr Church of the Nazarene Kansas City Ketner Jesse Burke Chester Frances Adam Margaret Baker Ruth Margaret Mellen Muriel Wetsel Janet Whetsel Ruth Lamb Mary Morison Doris Parkes Margaret Seal

Track Team Plans Banquet at Prospect Park

Prospect Park The Interhorn Junior High School championship track team will hold its banquet at the junior high school Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Coaches are Marty Stern and Otto Stahte. Banquet chair is Mrs Wesley Alison with co chair Mrs Jean Dougherty. Earliest colonial libraries were privately owned with notable owners including Elder William Brewster Governor Winthrop Cotton Mather and Col Ralph Wormeley.

Prospect Park Marty Stern Otto Stahte Wesley Alison Jean Dougherty Colonial America Wiliam Brewster Plymouth Gov Winthrop Connecticut Cotton Mather Boston Col Ralph Wormeley Virginia

Prospect Park School Schedule Announced

The Pennsylvania Avenue School schedules a week of June 13 with kindergarten to grade 6 attendance Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday rolls out 1st to 8th grades until 11:50 am, morning kindergarten follows usual times, afternoon session canceled. Friday brings 1st to 5th and kindergarten at 2 pm with report cards and next year assignments. dismissal 2:30 pm. Sixth grade closing exercises begin Thursday at 9:30 am.

Prospect Park Pennsylvania Avenue Pan Pras- Logan Avenue Logan Avenue

Tinicum School Board Set To Meet In Essington Tuesday

Tinicum Township School Board will meet in Essington to review the budget approve a transfer tax resolution and open bids on school and janitor supplies, per secretary George Hughey.

Essington Tinicum Township George Hughey

4 H Stitchers Meet in Ridley Park

ESSINGTON Members of the Ridley Park 41f fire company elected to its active association. The Stitchers Club met at the home of Roy Dunderdale with Ariene Hayes in charge. Two contributing members were accepted, and Arlene Hayes appointed hospitality chairwoman for the next meeting on June 22.

Essington Ridley Park Memfire Company Stitchers Club Roy Dunderdale Bill Simms Eulof Wilgene Millard Frank Manspeakersliam Jewlings Deakyne Ave Ae Marvinee Ariene Hayes Stewere Robert Mason Demetrician Ed Joseph Langeloward Worrell Thomas Legg Arlene Hayes Bet Ann Binyamin Carol Do Susan Demetrician

Community Drill and Committee Formations Report

Four company drills and one district drill with Prospect Park were held. Proposals for new active members include Robert Millard Jr., Joseph Dem 20, and Edward Funk. A parade committee was formed with Thomas Legg, Francis Schum and Joseph Fox. Refreshment committee for July includes Jules DeGrave, Antonio Crispino and William Clarke. The executive board will meet July 7 at 7 pm.

Prospect Park Robert Millard Jr Joseph Dem Edward Funk Thomas Legg Francis Schum Joseph Fox Jules DeGrave Antonio Crispino Wiliam Clarke

Auxiliary Plans Dish Luncheon in Nedwood

NORWOOD The executive board of John Wesley Cross Auxiliary meets at 8 30 p m in the region hall. Tuesday the unit sponsors a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 p m at the post home. Three members Mary Sharkey Dorothy Hiorth and William Morris rehabilitation chairman Delaware County Council attended a council party for 165 patients at the Veterans Administration Hospital Friday night and served refreshments.

Norwood John Wesley Cross Auxliary Post Home Mary Sharkey Dorothy Hiorth William Morris Delaware County Council Veterans Administration Hospital Lighthouse of the Blind

Eight-Part Anchor Components Listed

An anchor comprises eight parts: arm, bill, crown, fluke, ring, shank, stock and throat. The labeled components describe each segment's function and location on the traditional sea anchor.

Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery

New York report states a healing substance shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itch, and relieves pain without surgery. In multiple cases doctors observed rapid pain relief and actual shrinking sustained over months, with patients claiming piles have ceased to be.

New York, N. Y

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