Chester Upland district to honor four retiring admins
Superintendent John J. Vaul and three other top retiring administrators will be honored at a 7 p.m. dinner at the Brownstone Inn in Glen Mills. Vaul, who has served the district for 48 years, retires June 30 after 16 years as superintendent. He will be succeeded July 1 by Acting Superintendent Harold T. Smith.
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Chester — Chester-Upland
John J. Vaul
Brownstone Inn
Glen Mills
Vaul
Charlies H. Spain
Ellen Lombardi
Labor market in Delaware County grim amid national slowdown
Daily Times reports Manpower says Delaware County job prospects for the third quarter of 1962 will be dim. Only about 10 percent of local employers plan to hire, while 17 percent anticipate cuts and 73 percent expect no change. Temporary work offers better odds to enter full-time roles.
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Daily Times
Delaware County
Bethera Zipes
Ticko
Ms. Zippi
Zippi
Police officer pleads guilty in Pagan motorcycle case
Ridley Park Patrolman Donald F. Blizzard pleaded guilty to a summary offense for lending his motorcycle to Michael L. Lawless, a reputed Pagan member who drove it without a valid license. He paid a $200 fine plus $16.60 in costs after a hearing, with DA John A. Reilly and his Major Crimes Task Force present. Blizzard had resigned from the FOP amid an internal probe and faces potential license suspension up to a year. Lawless was cited for driving without eye protection. McKnight, a Pagan official, was later arrested on an old vehicle violation and fined.
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Daily Times
Folcroft
Ridley Park
Saceed Cone
Donald F. Blizzard
Anthony M. Truscello
John A. Reilly
Forcroft
Darby Township
Blizzard
Delaware County Lodge of the
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Michael L
Scott Dixon
Lawless
Dixon
Jack Arpell
Lower Merion
David N. White
White
Robert Keller
Nadine
Charles McKnight
Geraldine Gardner
McKnight
Truscello
Keller
Anthony A. Raffo
Raffo
Charles Miller
Delaware County
District Court
West Third Street
Chester
West Ashland Avenue
Borough council delays chief reveal after finalists narrowed
The new police chief’s identity will not be disclosed until the July 15 borough council meeting after a 30 minute closed session. Three finalists were narrowed to one candidate from over 100 applicants as negotiations proceed and the name remains undisclosed per Council President James Cunningham.
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James Cunningham
Welfare beat guilty in welfare fraud case
Delores Prendergast 38 of Tolston Street Chester Township pleaded guilty and received one year probation for illegally obtaining 1630 in welfare payments. She must repay the funds while employed at Franklin Mint in Middletown where her earnings totaled 4456.
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Chester Township
Delores Prendergast
Tolston Street
Franklin Mint
Middletown
Service Station Holdup in Upper Darby Nets $150
Police report a gunman robbed two attendants at Hess Service Station on Baltimore Avenue and Church Lane around 9 20 p m Monday, fleeing south on Church Road toward Yeadon. Described as a 20s black male six foot wearing blue jeans beige pullover and white sneakers. Seniors program highlights Concord elementary school event features Winifred Miller films and library tour.
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Upper Darby
Hess
Baltimore Avenue
Church Lane
Church Road
Yeadon
Community Y Opens September Registration for Children Corner
Upper Darby preschool program accepts enrollments for 3 to 5 year olds at the Center on Bunting Lane. Multiple attendance times offered with a supervised game room before and after class. For information or registration call 626 1212.
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Upper Darby
Community Y Primes
Bunting Lane
Children’s Corner
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