Ridley Township Board Transfers Funds and Approves Projects
Ridley Township School Board moved 75000 dollars from the general fund savings. Final payments for the Gradie Park School addition and the first payment to Woodlyn teacher room were approved. The Westinghouse Salaried Employer Association gained permission to use the high school auditorium.
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Folsom
Ridley Township
Gradie Park
Woodlyn
Westinghouse
Optimists Install Officers at annual club dinner
KSSINGTON Interbar Optimist Club held its annual installation at Walkes on the Delaware with awards for service. Fred Schollins presented gifts to Mrs. Marge Needtenton for printing, while Joseph Needleman received a special membership award from Lt. Gov. Charles Daller. Officers installed included Robert Fields as president and Vincent Marabella as first vice president, with ceremonies led by past governor Gene De Nardo.
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Kssington
Interbaro Optimist Club
Walkes
S - On - the - Delaware
Peter Kazmark
Fred Schollins
Marge Needtenton
John
Schollins
Robert ‘Fields
Vincent Maraella
John McLamb
Otlo Naumann
Edward Travis
Joseph Needleman
Vincent Marabella
Charles Daller
Rowland Lamm
Robert Fields
Joseph Sacco
Kenneth Galloway
Lamm
Gene de Nardo
Charles Fisher
Fred Becker
Leonard Tomko
John Harper
Robert Nagle
Fields
Girl Scout Banquet Highlights Holmes Troop 684 Event
Girl Scout Troop 684 held a mother and daughter banquet at the Anderson House Glenolden with color presentation by Merry Romangano and others. Rev James E K Ziegler offered invocation and a post dinner address. Patty Thompson offered a prayer. Jessica Kyle played America. Carol Wyshyyanuk received court of honor honors. merit badges went to numerous girls. Mary Young and P Barron led as troop leaders. Next mothers meeting set for Monday at Marian Winchester’s home.
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Holmes — Kedron - Selries
Dilaiie
Andrerson
Glenolden
Merry Ramagana
Marian Winchester
Geraldin Donhue
Kathy Kammerer
Yvonne ‘Baron
Kathy Kurka
Jeanne Lane
James EK
Ziegler
Astor
Our Lady of
zAnna Marie Gibbons
Connie ‘Gartland
Merry Romagano
Mary Young
Ceil
Yvonne Barron
Patricia Burt
Jerry Donahue
June Carraras
Village Plans July 4 Event
Nassau Village civic association outlines plans for a 4th of July celebration at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Jones 252 Acres Drive. Planning committee members include George Pechin Harold Currie Daniel Bonner Patricia Ruddy Polly Condiff and Nelson Anderson. Purchasing committee includes Harry Jones Ruth Currie Daniel Driscoll Paull Trump and George Pechin. A party for members is set for July 15.
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Nassau Village
Civic Association
Harry Jones
252 Acres Drive
George Pechin
Harold Currie
Daniel Bonner
Patricia Ruddy
Polly Condiff
Nelson Anderson
Ruth Currie
Daniel Driscoll
Paull Trump
Community Notes Highlight Local Leaders and Plans
Mrs. Needleman will publish the bulletin again. The club convenes a convention with Edward Travis and Max Feldman for the achievement program and scholarship funds led by Otto Naumann and Fred Becker. John McLamb coordinates youth appreciation week. The next social is a July 24 cookout at Toward Waddis home on New Middletown Road Media.
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Joseph Needleman
Edward Travis
Max Feldman
Otto Naumann
Fred Becker
John McLamb
Nursing Service Reports Media Area Committees
The Western Committee with 19 members led community health work through the Media Child Health Center aided by donations and volunteers from local women's groups. Mrs Horace White reported 24 volunteers contributed 284 hours assisting nurses and transporting patients for clinic exams. Mrs Donald Ward was elected vice chairman for the coming year under chairman Mrs William F Stotz, with purchases of medical supplies and rehab appliances, scholarship support, and nurse mannequin exhibitions to publicize services.
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Delaware County
Donald Ward
Wallingford
William F. Stotz
Sint-Ins
Wallingford Arts Center Adopts Summer Schedule
The Community Arts Center at 408 Rogers Lane announced a summer schedule of classes running from Monday to July 27. Activities include adult painting with Cyril Gardner, outdoor Tuesday evening class, Thursday 7:30 pm studio, children’s classes starting June 19, teen and adult landscape painting, bonsai and Japanese tray landscapes with Mary Katsuki, sculpture with Maureen Ligon, dance modeling by Corinne Kaufman, speech and dramatics with Mrs Graves, and outdoor painting for teens and adults led by Robert Anthony. Ballet for beginners and advanced students by Lenore Sander, plus a new dramatics class for children 6 to 10 taught by Mrs. Stuart Graves, will be offered, with outdoor sessions.
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Wallingford
Commu Jnity Arts Center
Rogers Lane
Cyril Gardner
Gardner
Mary Katsuki
Bankei
Maureen Ligon
Ffrom
Corinne Kaufman
Crea
Sam
Metus
Juniod
Office of the Arts Cen
Robert Anthony
Lenore Sander
Arts Center
Stuart Graves
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