Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 14

DBLAWAHB (PA.) Thursday. February 16, 1967 DAILY TIM1SS SCHOOL BOARD EYES 15 PLEAS ursay. Upper Darby OKs Appraisals in Tax Appeal tn Willial 1 "UPPER DARBY-The school Bfard has approved a resolution to" have Solicitor R. Winfield Officials Attend Conference Greater Chester Move- njent (GCM) representatives attended a two-day antipoverty conference held in Harrisburg. "GCM Executive Director John Mi Dougherty was accompanied bV Elwood M.

Johnston, director of planning, and Mrs. Margaret Rizzo, GCM District 4 Ad visory Council chairman. "About 200 persons attend the conference which was held un- the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of Economic Develop- rijent Pennsylvania Departmerr ol Community Affairs and the Middle Atlantic Regional Office df Economic Opportunity. liThe conference delegates dis- eassed funding of antipoverty feograms and the need for bet ttfr community organization in fflditio'n to other related topics Baile engage appraisers where structed to inform the Archi- necessary, following the ap-tects Banwell, Armentrout and peals of 15 cases in the Court of Divvens that the board had Common Pleas regarding the passed a resolution to have ad- assessment of the properties under question for tax purposes. The properties involved are Copper Beech South, Copper Beech North, Oak Hill Homes, 7300 block West Chester Pike, Stonehurst Court and the 69th Street Theater property.

The theater has recently been assessed and the Chairman of the Finance Committee, B. Marvin Weiss introduced that was later adopted to have the 1967 assessment on the 69th Street theater property approved. addition Baile was in- ditions made to the original drawings for additions to the Hillcrest Elementary School. They will consist of a combination cafeteria and auditorium and that the new addition would 3e at the rate of 8 per cent on the new contract. This new resolution voids one made in January for the incorrect amount of six per cent.

In a report from Schools Supt. H. Curwen Schlosser, the retirement request of Paul K. Noel, now head of the high school English Department was granted effective July 31. Noel is completing years of teach- durine which he has spent 39 years with the Upper Darby Schools.

The Board approved a resolution establishing a salary of $5,700 for inexperienced teachers who hold a bachelor's degree for the school year 1967-68. Curriculum Director Ann Osborne gave an explanation of a proposed annual education conference to be held March 3, to the Board members and representatives of-the various schools present. Miss Osborne explained that the in-service training day theme is: "Upper Darby's Elementary Schools: Their Role In The Total Program." For the past year, the elementary staff has been studying and evaluating its own programs and express deep appreciatio and many of the "new" ones. It is in this subject area frame' work that the role of the 1 elementary will be stud in the conference work groups. There will be 15 groups whose leaders are current leaders of the elementary curriculum study.

Teachers not leading the discussions may choose the study group of their interest. The staff of the Clifton Heights schools again participate in the program. In other business council: Approved a resolution Board of School Directors of the School District of the Township advertise for bids on large an of Upper Darby extend its sin- small kitchen equipment fo cere sympathy to the family of 1967-68 as recommended by th late Louis Albanese, a maintenance department employe, for his faithful, loyal and de pendable service. At the recommendation and Diwens, appointed Burto C. LeCates as a clerk of th works for projects being di signed by them at the Primo Elementary School and Drexe Hill Junior High School.

Authorized the advertise for bids for the insta latidn of hot water -boosters i the cafeteria kitchen at the Hil crest Elementary School, an one in the cafeteria kitchen a the Bywood Elementary Schoo Authorized the secretary Cafeteria Committee Chairma Mrs. Judith M. Cameron. Marcus Hook I'i Report Submitted MARCUS HOOK The Wo volunteer fire companies in the borough answered 89 fire alarms: in 1966, according to the annual report of Fire Chief William 'J. Collins.

Of these, 72 were local and 1 outside.the borough. Day alarm- totaled 47, night alarms 42, for a total of 89. The service record showed 2,108 men answering alarms; 147 hours in service; 48 hours pumper operated, and 151 mile age. Losses on buildings, contents, and automobiles came to a total of $58,500, with a valuation of $76,644 and insurance of $51,265. Injuries included five smoke inhalation cases.

Winners Named For Spelling Bee UPPER DARBY Eighth grade student Anne Grigsby was.the all-school winner of the Beverly Hills Junior High School annual spelling bee, with ninth grader Kaya Hoshino, second and seventh grader Sue Brown, third. Harrison Bell was Master of Ceremonies. The judges were Miss Christina Canales and Miss Jessie Lisk. Elizabeth Yeo, chairman of the English Department was Director of the Bee. Bar Mitzvah Set HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP Temple Tel Or, Suburban Jewish Community Center will observe the Bar Mitzvah of Marc De Souza, son of Mrs.

Nor man DeSouza at the late serv ices 8:15 p.m. Friday. He wi! be called to the Torah at 9: IE a.m. Saturday. The Tallis and Tfillin break fast will be Sunday at 10 a.m The Sunday Evening with thi Rabbi, when Rabbi Israel Bot winick will lead the discussion will be at 8:30 p.m.

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