Community notices brief scattered across Borough events
Submissions due four business days before events. Various meetings and gatherings listed: Fire Co. No. 1 Prospect Park Collingdale Mayo events at firehouses churches schools and clubs. Includes council meetings athletic leagues church services and Legion activities with times from 6 to 9:30 pm across multiple localities such as Prospect Park Collingdale Darby Lansdowne and Marcus Hook.
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Dall Times
Noen
Aft
Focal
Prospect Park Fire Co
Lima
Borough Hall
Naomi - Ruth Circle
Prospect State
Jackson Sts
Collingdale Fire Co
Bama
Smith - Mowerd Post
American Legion
Upland Crew
Manchester Ave
Jeferson St
Heenouse
Im Power
Delaware County Daily Times
Chester
Youress
Imehnsie Tinicum
Lester Fire Co
Ladies Auxilia Peoples Society
Madison Treunion
Holiday Inn
Middie
United Methodist Church
Thester-Suburban Stamp Clubr
Epospectt Park
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Brookhaven
Central Ymca
Eyre Drive
Sayare
Sproul
Folcroft
Falcroft Union Church
Lenolden
Suerglue
del - Val
National Secretares
St. Stephen's Episcopal
Pam the Broomall
Drexel Hill
Aston Church
Cletus J. Arexel
Levan Smiths
Peirce Junior College
Bell Telephone Company
Recreation Association
Balbley
Post Home
Fala Fire Co
Westbrook Park
Green Ridge
Peace Council
Knights
St. Athletic Association
Brookhaven Columbus
Caralagton Stonehurst
Visecose Fire Co
Boma” Council
Chris
Chester Christl
Torch Chairman Named for Western Delaware County Drive
Spencer Ervin Jr. of Baltimore Pike is named chairman of the Western Delaware County division of the 1969 United Fund Torch Drive. He will supervise directors and solicitors across Chester Heights Aston Thornbury Concord and Birmingham. Ervin, a Tate & Ervin partner, is an alumnus of Harvard College and Harvard Law School. The drive funds 250 health and welfare agencies, 18 in Delaware County, serving over 100000 residents last year.
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Chester Heights
Spencer Ervin Jr
Baltimore Pike
Delaware County
United Fund
Ervin
Aston
Thornbury
Concord
Birmingham
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Tate & Ervin Law
Summer Story Hour Set by Garnet Valley Libraries
The Garnet Valley Joint School District opens summer story hours in Concord Elementary and Francis Harvey Green Elementary. Hours run 10 a.m. to noon with 11 to 11:30 a.m. sessions for kindergarten through third grade. Librarian Amy Lee Talley leads the program starting next week.
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Concord
Garnet Valley
Francis Harvey Green
Bethel
Amy Lee Talley
Recreation Group Plans Meeting in Upper Darby
A new residents group, Recreation for Upper Darby Youth known as RUDY, will meet at 8 30 p.m. Monday at Kostick s Noonday Club on 9th Street Boulevard. A film titled The Water Safety Classroom will show how portable pools teach children to swim. RUDY president Rache Munafo urged the school board and township commissioners to add swimming to summer recreation programs.
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Upper Darby
Kostick
É9th St
Recreation For
Upper Darby Youth
RUDY
Rache Munafo
Grants Approved for Pennsylvania Projects by ARC
The Appalachian Regional Commission awarded 483000 in two Pennsylvania projects on Wednesday. A 400000 grant funds the Allegheny County Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Pittsburgh and 83250 supports a surface mine reclamation project in Delano Township Schuylkill County.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
Appalachian Regional Commission
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Delano Trop
Schuylkill County
Hammermill and Union Extend Strike Deadline to July 1
Negotiations between Hammermill Paper Co and Local 620 of the Paperworkers Union resumed in Erie. The union extended the strike deadline by ten days from midnight tonight as both sides voiced optimism about reaching a settlement by the new July 1 deadline.
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Erie, Pa
UPI
Hammermill] Paper Co
Paperworkers Union
Vandals Strip Flags From Pittsburgh River Bridges
Flags and pennants decorating three Pittsburgh bridges for a river renaissance promotion were torn down by vandals. The banners valued at $1,000 were removed, with authorities investigating the incident reported Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
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Ipmogrect Park
Board of Education
Trainer United Methodist Church
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Drexel Hill Athletic League
Hillcrest School
Primos
Schoo
Providence
Secent
Creveline
State Road
Invermt
Markel
Robert P. Page
VFW Post
Main Street
Terminal Square
Marine Corps League
League
Saulee Circle
Marian ci
Knights of Columbus
Neme
Ampstand Road
Rigley Township
Cayo
Scott Aaitete Legion Port
Mts
Post
Eng Republican Club
Folcraft Borough Authority
Asbury Choir
Bananet
Speee
Hall
Norwood
TLRS
Sporlesioerary Board
Ben
Howard Schwamb
Dalinas Ave
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Beyi
MyRlhet
Aston Aston Liots Club
Cresmor Inn
Ladies Auxiliary
Killen Miles
Ridley Park
Beverly Hills
United — Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest
Glen Olden
Tri Gullo
Glen Olden Congregational Church
Plymouth Chapel
Marcus Hook
Kside
Goth St, Athletic Association
Cardinalon
Stonehurat SC
Pioneer Girls
Pilgrim
Kolonis
Ortxel Hill Athletic League
Sociedy
Glencroft Baptist
P.m. Hillcrest
Anni Westbrook Park
Sapo Church
Cel Hill Athletic League
Sattnell
Drexel Hiil
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Hue NE
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Ivy and
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Morel National Brand Center
Wilmington
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Torch