Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 16

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) TtartJslay, Jawunr SI, DAILY TIMES Swim Club Elects Aides at Sharon Hill SHARON HILL-Five new gov- were sworn in and officers at the swim club's reorganization dinner in Leinhauser's Chester Pike. Seated on the board of governors were Mrs. William Graver, Angelo William Taylor, Charles Smith and James Kelly. Charles Brutsche was elected to succeed Ted LaRoche as president; Timothy Shanahan, vice president; Mrs. William Heller, recording secretary; William Locke, financial secretary; and Taylor treasurer.

Named to head the various committees are: Costas, membership; Mrs. Grover, special events; Manny Boyle, pool operation; Norman Dolbrow, Shanahan and Smith, improvements; David Webster, swim team; Kelly, field sports coordinator; Ned Steel, publicity and league representative; and Webster, alternate league delegate. -Outing Booked SHARON HILL Members of Tuliy Presbyterian Church senior high Youth Fellowship are plan- ning a weekend at Hill Top Ranch, Feb. 8 to 10. Talks by William Montgomery, youth speaker, will be featured.

Sports activities will include horseback riding, ice skating, basketball and volleyball. Rose Tree Union Board to Meet LIMA The Rose Tree Union School Board will stage a special meeting tonight at 8, in the library of Penncrest High School. The principal item for consideration will be the final plans and specifications for the district administration building, to be located on Providence Road in Upper Providence Township. The building, planned for fall occupancy, will release office space in Penncrest High School for use as needed classrooms during 1963-64. A postage stamp, ''The Black Honduras" was sold at auction for $24,500 last year in New York City.

Swim Club AtColwyn Snubs Cold COLWYN-The cold Arctic'air shrouding the area for the past week hasn't prevented Colwyn frum planning now to cool off this summer. J. Wesley Sulger, treasurer of Colwyn Swim Club, announced construction on pool will begin sometime in March, to be completed by May 30. A final membership drive is scheduled soon. Residents who have expressed interest in joining the club will be contacted by the membership committee with application forms.

Anyone not reached by the committee may contact Michael Rubillo, 523 S. 2nd St. If openings still are available after the drive, notices will be posted for applications from other boroughs. Artist sketches in full color are on display at 4th and Walnut Sis. and 3rd and Colwyn Aves.

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I HCOHO NO. NAME (Print) ADDRESS Apt. or Floor TOWN PHONE MRS. BETT DURR and Steve Opalisky check, install seat belts. Swarthmore Club Booms Seat Belts SWARTHMORE-- The Swarth-i more Rotary Club is continuing ihis week its sale of seat belts or the benefit of the Pennsylvania Paraplegia Association and the Aid to the Visually Handicapped.

Belts may be obtained at the bank on Chester Road next Friday and will be installed free of charge at the fire house from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday. The seat belts have been tested and approved by Cornell University's Safety Research Division: Lee C. Gatewood is chairman of the Vocational Services Committee of Rotary, which is sponsoring the drive for both charitable purposes and as a safety program.

It is coordinated with the local Red Cross, of which Gatewood is disaster chairman. Red Cross workers ar staffing he bank for belt sales and also vorking on installations at the ire house. 1 William Bush, principal of Iwarthmore High School, is pres-J dent of Rotary; Fudge is local Red Cross chair-! man, and Mrs. W. A.

Hepburn! chairman of Aid to the Visually 1 landicapped. i Receipts from the sale will be used by the Paraplegia Association for medical aid to needy paraplegics, and by Aid for a large- type typewriter for visually handicapped children. Drive Slated HARRISBURG (AP) The Pennsylvania National Guard will stage a major recruiting drive during the week of Feb. 16-24. The state adjutant general's office said Wednesday the effort is aimed primarily at making up recent losses due to expiration of enlistments extended during the Berlin crisis.

Civic Group To Compile Directory BROOKHAVEN -i A new feature offered residents of the Dotton's MU1 section by the civic association of that name is a directory listing all residents of the section. The directory AvlU list names, address and telephone numbers of all residents living in Button's Mill. A list of qualified will be included. Mildred Dix will servo as chairman of a committee to compile this information. Her committee will consist of Blair Harper, Mrs.

Edward Goff and Mrs Underdown. Another committee appointed by the president of the association, Walter "McCray, is the program committee headed by Mrs, James Tate. Mrs. Masumi Tpra- da, Frankl Kiclar and William Link will assist. Button's Mill which now consist of approximately 125 homes is divided into districts by the association with a representative appointed in cnch district to keep residents informed of its activities and provide pertinent information on borough affairs.

At present there are 31 such districts. Additional ones will be added as the section is further developed. New representatives of these districts are: District 1, Roan; district 2, Frank Smith; district 3, Edward district 4, Walter Parsons, district 15, Joseph Hoover, district 6, Mowry, district 7, Mrs. Marvin Leonard; district 8, Carl Liebeck; district 9, to be appointed; district 10, Jack Foster and district 11, Mildred Dix. nt FRANK 8NATBA FEAT.

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