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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1978

Page

10

Aluminum Recycling Drive and Donkey Baseball Fundraiser

The Aluminum Recycling Program continues in Delaware County with Reynolds Metals paying 17 cents a pound for cans and other aluminum items, with drops at Springfield Mall on Saturdays. Folcroft hosts a donkey baseball charity game featuring Action News personnel and Firefighters, plus Rotary honors 13 teachers and Resurrection School opens a September kindergarten with registrations ongoing.

Delaware County Reynolds Metals Co Springfield Bambergers Reynolds Folcroft Delmar Drive Comany Action News Don Tollefosa Tollefson Don No- Stars Tristate Falcroft Fire Company Resurrection School M. Ann Rosaire

Winners Named in Toby Farms Elementary Spelling Bee

Upper Chichester announces Toby Farms Elementary School Spelling Bee winners Dawn Guy second grade Brian Stanz third grade Adrianne Payne fourth grade and Roger Wilhelm fifth grade. The event was sponsored by the Toby Farms Home and School Association and winners received plaques.

Toby Farms Dawn Guy Brian Stanz Adrianne Payne Roger Wilhelm Toby Farms Home and School Association

Marple Democrats elect officers at reorganization meeting

The Marple Democratic Association elected officers for a two year term at the June 7 reorganization meeting. John L. Butler was named chairman with Nancy Libsett as first vice chairman and Faye Cohen as second vice chairman. Delmar Burridge became treasurer while Ruth Maracarelli was recording secretary and Norma Deleonardis serving as corresponding secretary. Contact Butler at 208 Laurel Lane, Broomall, for more information.

Marple Democratic Association John L. Butler Nancy Libsett Faye Cohen Delmar Burridge Ruth Maracarelli Norma Deleonardis Butler Laurel Lane Broomall

New Officers Named by Collingdale Senior Citizens

Collingdale Senior Citizens announce officers Mary Savage president Florence Frist first vice president Tom Lennox second vice president Anna Karpaitis treasurer Mary Daley secretary Dolly Hart financial secretary. Anniversary Dinner at Fire Hall No. 1 6 p.m. Tuesday features a German band and German food. The Norwood Public Library to host a free big band concert by Jimmy Pale and his Commanders at 7 p.m. Tuesday on the library lawn. rain date June 27. attendees may bring chairs.

Collingdale Mary Savage Florence Frist Tom Lennox Anna Karpaitis Mary Daley Dolly Hart Sharon Hill Harkins Pyle Aiken S. C Pyles New Jersey Saneines Dan Peiher St. Eugene’s Primos Norwood Public Library Jimmy Pale

Thornbury Elementary tree to be felled after centuries of life

A 300 year old 80 foot white ash on Thornbury Elementary School grounds Creek Road faces demolition due to internal decay. Once the continent’s largest of its kind, the tree now exists as a hollow shell with a thin bark wall. Attempts years ago by Thornbury students to fund repairs earned a plaque from the International Shade Tree Conference. Insurance costs ultimately prevented saving the specimen.

Thornbury Creek Road International Shade Tree Conference Snd Saesiers Dave Uden Oanaune

State aide accused in Kane ouster by press conference

Harrisburg Bureau reports former Attorney General Kane blamed Brown chief of staff Gov. Shapp for a smear campaign that derailed Kane. Kane said Brown aided a defaming effort with Milt Lopus and Joseph Rhodes Jr. Shapp denied Brown's central role and said he seldom influenced decisions.

Times Harrisburg David R. Brown Atty Robert P. Kane Delaware County Brown Milton J. Shapp Franklin Mint Middletown Shapp Summit House West Chester Pike Chester County Delaware Capitol Kane Secretary of Revenue Milt Lopus Joseph Rhodes Jr Dallegheny Justice Department Pennsylvania

Residents oppose Morrow's Marina flood plain plans

Ridley Township commissioners held a three hour flood plain hearing on Morrow's Marina at Swarthmore Avenue. Edward Morrow seeks permits to grade land, fence, and open a private drive from Hoffman Road. Residents fear traffic, dirt and debris on unimproved roads, and cite prior improper earth moving. A temporary restraining order blocks further dirt moving pending board decision.

Ridley Township Morrow Swarthmore Avenue Edward Morrow Hoffman Road Delaware County Robert Kelly Richard James

Yeadon Plans Spirited Flag Day Celebration

Yeadon will host Flag Day events with the High School Band and Elementary Choir, featuring Joseph Kerr whose father founded Flag Day in 1950. Ceremonies start 9 a.m. at the William T. Kerr Memorial, with VFW and American Legion participation. a film strip for students at 10:15 a.m. and Kerr’s luncheon address at 12 noon. Kerr lived in Yeadon from 1903 until 1953 and helped campaign for a national holiday.

Yeadon Joseph Kerr William William T. Kerr Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion William B. Evans Bell Avenue Kerr Pennsylvania Railroad American Flag Day Association McKinley Truman

Lori Saporosa Wins Poster Contest at Boothwyn School

Lori Saporosa of Boothwyn Elementary won first prize for the poster Seeing is Believing, judged alongside Frank Staus and Maureen Casey of Ridley Township. Chris Casey of Woodlyn won second, and Mary T. Kelly of Holy Spirit School took third. More than 250 entries were submitted.

Lori Saporosa Boothwyn Elementary Upper Chichester Nancy Saporosa Lori Frank Staus Delaware County Pennsylvania Association of the Maureen Casey Ridley Township Chris Casey Woodlyn Mary T. Kelly Holy Spirit School Sharon Hill

Westinghouse plea slated in Concord

A special Concord Township supervisors meeting is set for 7:30 tonight at Concord Elementary School to consider Westinghouse Electric Corp. for an office complex in the Concord Industrial Park. The 77 acre site already has a gas turbine testing facility. the proposed 17 acre building would house about 420 people in the power systems division now leasing the Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton building in Ridley Township.

Concord Concord Elementary Westinghouse Electric Corp Power Systems Division Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp Ridley Township

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