Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 63

'JA DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES av Wednesday, November 8, 1M7 Students Form Nursing Club ASTON Freshman nursing students at Our Lady of Angels College have formed the Bachmann Nursing Club. The students, enrolled in a four-year program leading to a bachelor of science degree, chose the club's name in recognition of Mother Francis Bachmann, a Franciscan nursing educator in the United States. Library Gets Memorial Books NORWOOD Three memorial books, "The Complete Book of Needlecraft," "Carl Sandburg" and "Rickenbacker" have been received by the library. September book circulation totaled 897 with 967 circulated in October. During the two month period 41 new members joined the library and 68 adult and 46 juvenile books were added.

WITH THE SERVICES HERWINWILLIAMS OZITE CARPET By VECTRA 3 DAY SALE THE FAMOUS INDOOR- OUTDOOR CARPET IT'S CHILDPROOF, STAINPROOF AND WEAR- PROOFI USE FOR KITCHEN, BATH, REC ROOM, BASEMENT, ETC. TOWN COUNTRY CARPET Reg. 5.30 SAVE 71 Yd. COMPARE THIS PRICE ANYWHEREI 3 DAYS ONLYI TOWNAIRE CARPET 1.20 Yd COMPARE THIS PRICE ANYWHEREI 3 DAYS ONLYI Ridley Township Serviceman Earns Legion of Merit Medal Lt. Col.

Albert A. Helker, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Helker, 914 Eisenhower Ridley Township, lias received the Legion of Merit Medal at a ceremony at Saigon, South Vietnam.

Helker, assigned to the 4th Transportation Command Headquarters, was cited for meritorious service while serving in key logistics assignments with the Army Chief of Transportation in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics at the Pentagon from January, 1964, to June, 1967. Helker was credited with developing logistics procedures that expedited the movement of material and equipment to Army forces deployed around the world. Helker, a 1950 graduate of Temple University, was commissioned through the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program at Temple. He entered the Army in 1951 and arrived overseas last June. His wife, Kathryn, is living at Annandale, Va.

SPec. 5 Walter J. Comisiak, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E.

Comisiak, 2327 W. 4th Chester, presented an award to WALTER COMISIAK TOWNAIRE 12x12 CARPET TILES Rtg. 790 a SAVE 10c Ft. COMPARE THIS PRICE ANYWHEREI THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BROOKHAVEN SHOPPING CENTER Howard Stockett, Mgr.

3560 Edgmont Brookhaven PHONI TR 4-6544 or TR 4-6540 entertainer George Jessel -after he appeared before U.S. forces near Vicenza, Italy. Comisiak is a missile maintenance technician in the 31st Artillery Detachment. Spec. 4 John W.

McCray, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCray, 29 W. Chelton Road, Parkside, and the husband of the former Cheryl Plantone of Brookhaven, has been commended several times for outstanding ability as sentinel of the guard at Ft.

Clayton, Panama Canal Zone. McCray received the commeiv dations from the commander of the 559th Ordnance Co. on behalf of the commanding general of the fort. McCray entered the Army on April 12, 1966, and received basic training at Ft. Jackson, S.

and Ft. Gordon, Ga. He was assigned overseas in July, 1966. He was educatsd at Smedley Junior High School, Chester, and Sun Valley High School, Aston. He was employed at the Wayne Iron Works and Reynolds Metals Co.

before entering the Army. McCray expects to be released from active duty next March. Airman 3. C. Kenneth L.

Flatau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flatau 509 Felton Collingdale, has been KENNETH FLATAU assigned to Paine Air Force Base, after completing technical training at Amarillo Air Force Base, Tex. Flatau was home on leave before reporting to his new base near Seattle. He was assigned to the 57th Combat Support Squadron at the Air Defense Command installation.

A 1965 graduate of Collingdale High School, Flatau attended Spring Garden Institute, Philadelphia, for two years before enlisting in the armed forces. Pvt. Steven H. Purdy, son of Mrs. Helen Acri, 3359 Carter STEVEN PURDY Lane, Chester, and Howard Purdy, of Gainesville, received a 20-day leave after completing antitank weapons training at Camp Lejeune, N.

C. Steven Purdy will report to Camp Pendleton, Calif, this month for additional training. Steven Purdy, a graduate of Chester High School, attended West Chester State College prior to enlisting in the Marine Corps in June. Hearing Set by Planners PROSPECT PARK The bor ough planning commission will conduct a public hearing at 8 p.m. Nov.

21 in the Masonic Hall, Lincoln Avenue, to explain the recommendations contained in its comprehensive plan, which has taken five years to complete. The plan was submitted to borough council last week. Planning Commission Chairman A. L. Tillman said this is die first study ever conducted for the borough.

It describes areas that seem to require attention and suggests possible solutions. Borough council, planning commission members and other borough officials will be present to answer questions. Tillman said Prospect Park is at the crossroads. The ever- increasing pressure of urban development has steadily taken the open spaces which for years had been characteristic of Prospect Park. At the same time, the completion of newer and larger homes and communities to the south and west have caused emigration among middle aged persons which will continue to be significant to the future of Prospect Park, he said.

He said he hoped borough council and residents will agree with the recommendations contained in the plan. Tonsils Out At Later Date WEYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) Kenneth Baumelster, 12, was due to have his tonsils out but when he saw one of his brothers after a similar operation, he got He dashed from a gown flowing and bare-feet hid in a thicket of bushes 2 miles away. Ninety minutes later two neighbors found Kenneth and took him home. His mother said he agreed to surrender his ton sils at a later date.

Divorce Reform Group to Meet UPPER DARBY The Delaware County Chapter, United States Divorce Reform, Inc. will meet at 8 p.m. Nov. 15 at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Lenwood Wert, 7006 Penarth Bywood. The chapter is part of a national and international effort for unified reform of domestic jr family law. Doughy Problem MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Fidel Castro has a doughy problem rising before him: Cuba's bakeries are turning out low- quality bread. Havana radio said a new inspection program will be started and employes will be taught the "technology of the bread" and maintenance of equipment.

School Names Parents' Nights LANSDOWNE ThrtMl Mr. ents' nights have been slited by the Lansdowne Aldan School District. They are: 11th grada, 8 Tuesday; ninth grade, 8 Nov. 21; and 10th grade, 8 Nov. 28.

All will b8 In the Green Avenue Elementary School. Sunday Movies OKd by Voters PITTSBURGH (AP) Vofers decided Tuesday to allow friov- ies to be shown on Sunday in Wilkinsburg for the first time 1 in 32 years. Although the citizens of the Pittsburgh suburb of 30,000 had turned the proposal down four times previously, this time they approved it 5,018 to 2,570. JOIN THE SUBURBAN OPERA 00. CHORAL SOCIETY MALE SINGERS NEEDED No Experience Necessary OUR CONDUCTOR WILL TEACH YOU Rtgittar with SUBURBAN OPERA CO.

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