Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 16

8 DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY TIMES (PKIMOS, PA.) Thursday, June 30,1977 Food factory opening frozen byspoiledgeor MIDDLETOWN Delaware County's giant food processing center at Fair Acres, the county home for the aged, is still not functioning end may not begin operations this year because nearly $500,000 worth of defective equipment was discovered last month, only days before the planned opening of the facility. Thomas Vizacaro, Fair Acres the plant will remain down indefinitely because of serious delays in repairing the defective equipment. "It won't be until mid-August, a minimum of six weeks, before we'll know when we can open," Vizacaro said. Vizacaro said it is Nether Providence lists honor roll NETHER PROVIDENCE Those students named with first honors at Nether Providence High School for the fourth quarter are: Seniors Betsy Albany, Irvin Boyle, Kathy Coopersmith, Jennifer Ems, Becky Fritz, Robert Gilbert, Laura Mammons, Linda Hayes, Alice Melchiore, Noreen Synovec, William Taddonio, Diane Winch and Jim Yuschak. Juniors Mary Comly, Michael Freed, Barbara Hill, Chris Knob, Donna Kolar, David Leitch, Meri Lorenz, Janet Nozilo, Scott Parsons, Samuel Roberts, Jeanine Sherry, Jennifer Spock, Maria Trumpler." Sophomores Patricia Cramer, Tom Evans, Jeanne LaSala, Todd MUler, Peter Russo and Matthew Stephens.

Freshmen Lisa Butler, Joyce Chandler, Lisa Colton, Debra Crane, Susan Felter, Jean Lucas, Kathleen Lynch, Cynthia Osman, Nancy Peck, Elise Sellers, Beth Tuliai and Cynthia Wallin. Those students named with second honors are: Pam Alte, Mark Ashenfelter, Fred Balis, Cathy Barron, Carolyn Barton, Jeffrey Bell, Karen Bell, Laura Cale, Linda Chrislensen, Dan Citrenbaum, Bruce Cohen, Dorothy Cooper, Diane Cramer, Gay Cramer, Dana D'lorio, Debbie Dugan, Linda Duryea, Susan Feeny, Phoebe Hannum, Joyce Headley, Emilie Holl, Sally Hammer, Arthur Hopkirlc, Claire Howarth, John Hubaj, Tom Hubben, Robert Jones, Gordana Juhas, Allen Kane, Constance Kassab, Steve KUlcoyne, Cheryl Leibold, Suzanne Leitch, Thomas Letcher, Martha Letts, Sam Levin, Helene Lynch, Martha MacLaughlin, Linda Mahler, Julia Melbin, Mary Miluski. Adam Nichols, Diane Olsen, Eric Pfeiffer, Ann Prudente, Shelley Raymond, Mimi Roma, Howard Rothwell, Chris Sevec, Bridget Shannon, Mark Sheridan, Paulette Slowik, Carol Snyder, Shari Sparkler, Meg Spencer, Sheri Springer, Sue Sternfeld, Kathleen Stutz, Paul Talbot, Joan Thomas, John Tiillai, Anne Turner, Jack Tyson, Dome Ulan, Carole Upson, Irene Uzych, Polly Wange, Davida Weiler, Chris Wendlandt and Joseph Woods. Juniors Terry Andrews, Erin Banik, Stephanie Barnes, Scott Barron, Robert Bernstein, Debora Brown, Sally- Brown, Chris Bulinkis, Steve Burman, Eileen Burress, William Carey, Cathy CeDini, Ellen Chandler, Sally Thomas Cooper, Debra Coqueron, Liz Coyne, Sharon Crane, John Desiderio, Dcnise Evans, Michelle Fink, Peggy Francis, Maureen Friday, Elaine Fungaroli, Cindi Gcrber, Carrie Gilbert, Lisa Herman, Robert Hill, Jerry Hionis, Barbara Howarth, John Hubaj, Scott Irrgang, Ken Jaffe, Gordon Jones, Theodora Kefalas, Kris Lynne Kinney, Dan Krausz, Yvonne Landis, Patricia Laws and Diane Lynch. Janice MacCall, Stephanie McCall, Thomas McCoy, Lee Mahler, Sue Mattero, Cecilia Mercadante, Cindy MUler, Peter Miluski, Meri Morris, Kevin Morrison, Len Mygatt, Jeanne Nacrelli, Linda Parisano, Brad Parlin, Matthew Peck, Peter Pellissier, David Pergrin, Tasha Petropoulos, Susan Prudente, Mark Pulos, John Rosenlind, Anna M.

Russo, James Saulnier, Paul Scattolini, Karen Seidelman, Donna Sifflard, Caroline Smith, Blaik Snyder, Steve Sparks, Cathy Station, Sherri Stiffler, Margaret Werner, David Willey, David Windsor, Samuel Young and Morris Zimmerman. Sophomores Richard Andre, Brian Asarnow, Cindy Backlund, Robert Bailey, Colleen Banik, Douglas Bamhurst, Peter Herman, Christine Bernhardt, Ann Bosacco. Robert Brod, Rachel Bramson, David Brown, Robin Brown, Scott Bruce, Christopher Cale, Barbara Carlucci, Patricia Carzo, Carol Ceriani, Diane Cherry, Lisa Chism, Jay Crowther, Graham Desmond, Michael DeWitt, Lisa Farnschlader, Dave Felter, Mark Glenn, Michele Guerrieri, Leslie Harris, Marcia Hartman, John Hayden, Theresa Hosier, John Hubben, Cindy Hunt, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Kinney, Lynne Kirby, Elizabeth Kirifides, Leo Koury, Brian Krachman, Margaret Kramaric, Pam Krausz, Kenneth Lawson, Gayle Levy, Randy Lublnsky, Charles Lundberg and MatthewLyman. Hugh McCall, Peter McKay, Mary McNally, Kathleen McNemey, Rosamond Mandell, Fred Marion, Chris Martinson, Edward Mea, William Mea, Michael Miluski, Tom Moore, Mark Parry, Charles Parsons, Linda Perry, James Quarles, Diane Ralphe, Roger Relna, Marie Reohr, Michael Rudman, David Ruffini, Chris Sanders, Diane Sansone, Lila Sculbba, Colleen Shannon, Stephen Smetana, Sandra Smith, Dean Sophocles, Lisa Sparkler, Jeff Spock, Tina Spengos, Malcom Thomas, Christine Tolley, Joe Toner, Sue Turberg, Peggy Michael Wachs, Elissa Weindl- ing, Meg Werkiser, Phyllis Williams, Stephanie Winters, Jim Woods, Beth Yamell and Karen Zikowitz. Fitshmin John Ahtes, Joseph Arsenault, Jacqueline Ashenfelter, James Awada, Thomas Barnes.

Elizabeth Becton, David Bernstein, Peter Brown, Betsy Burdan, Lisa Marie Carroll, Sam Chansler, Rebecca Citrenbaum, Betty Cobaugh, Tracey Cohen, Sharon Colman, Mary Countess, Constance Crowther, William Price Dempler, Mark Desiderio, Christopher DiEnno, Marcy Eber, Robert Fooskas, Andrea Friday, Sharon Fruchtman, Janet Fungaroli, Stephen Gindhart, David Greenhow, Margaret Helmuth, Katherine Hensel, Cheryl Herman, Elizabeth Hill, Mary Beth Hughes, Gwen Irving, Susan King, Barbara Kinney. Steven Knob, Robert Kolar, Isaac Hammond made the first book jackets in the i a i Charleston, S.C. in 1890. Nanc 5' Kramer Julia Lazich. Kimberly Leone.

Marjorie Levin, Rebecca Lewis. ElfaabcUl Jmie Lucyk Md risti Lundberg. Carolyn Mackie, Mary Patricia Maguire, Laura Mahler, Ed Mansfield, Kobert Mervine, Kenneth Mikalauskas, Anna Mi Etiss Much EMecn A Norton, Ronnie Ozer, Daniel Quartz, Kay Schwartz, Penny Seidelman, John Sevec, 5 TM 3 Shuman, Jonn Simpson, Frank Smith, Erica Sparkler, Brian Springer. Robert Station, Julie Steele, Kathy Stevens, James Slix, Linda Michelle Stock, James Sudol, Steven Taub, Wendy Taylor, Sandra Traub, Margaret Tyler, Liz Veloso, Carl Welty, Kurt Wittman, DeeAnn Woolley. possible the food processing center might not begin operating until next year.

"But that's a pessimistic view," he said. THE SO-CALLED food factory, which was to open last month, is to provide meals for residents at Fair Acres, the county's youth detention center in Middletown, and the Delware County Prison in Thornbury. Vizacaro said last month serious defects were found in the food delivery carts manufactured by Dynamic Systems of West Conshohocken, Montgomery County. There are about 100 carts and each one costs nearly $5,000., They are used for storing prepared meals in heated and refrigerated compartments. The carts are to be trucked to the various facilities where the meals would be served.

When Fair Acres' officials inspected the carts before the scheduled opening day last month, it was discovered that aluminum was splintering on the inside of the compartments. ADDITIONALLY, the units were not built according to specifications because aluminum had been used in the place of stainless steel, Vizacaro said. Vizacaro also said the outside of the carts is made of vinyl which was improperly glued to the cart causing the outside covering to peel and bubble. Vizacaro said only five carts have been replaced by Dyanimic Systems in the past six weeks since the defects were discovered. At that rate, it seems the facility will be hard pressed to begin operations this year.

In the event it does, it will be on a limited basis only. The food factory was approved two years ago by former Republican county commissioners Harry A. McNichol and Nicholas F. Catania. When action was taken to go ahead.

with the food factory, Democratic Commissioner William A. Spingler, who voted against the project, charged bids were orchestrated to give the contract for the carts to Dynamic Systems. THE FOOD factory, which was Designed by the Philadelphia architectural firm of Bellante, Clauss, Miller Nolan, called for a design which required imported German equipment. In order to provide meals for the residents of Fair Acres until the food factory opens, the county has contracted a nationwide food si'oplier, to manage kitchen there. 'O Effective July 6.

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